Student Radio Maastricht

For the first hour, we have Zaki, Helena, Kwesi, and third year FASoS student Sarra(@sarra.rhi ), whose open letter on her experience as a part of a minority group was published last week in @mosaiek.magazine . We will discuss the background of this letter and the issues people in minority groups have, particularly in academic discussions on topics with which they have firsthand experience.

In this episode, we discuss one of the most popular challenges on the internet (and not only) - Veganuary!

Think of a rhythmic sound. Speaking was probably not the first thing you thought about.

This week in the first hour, we tackle the topic of New Year’s Resolutions.

The Shady Music Market is a podcast run by two self-proclaimed music nerds - Marts and Uga. We love listenung to new and weird genees of music, and explorting the artists that make up their space. Today we explore the music of Death Grips, a band very near and dear to our hearts, filled with screaming, electronic sounds, and experimental songwriting.

In this second episode, Noely, my dear bestie from Berlin & I discuss bisexuality. Being a bisexual woman herself, Noely first talks about her suppression of this identity growing up in a society that still assumes heterosexuality unquestioned. We discuss these struggles of hers through Butlers’ concept of “the heterosexual matrix” which I follow up by explaining my relation to sexual orientation as a non-binary person. Towards the end we turn towards the male gaze on bisexual women as well as visibility of different identities within the queer communities because... QUEERNESS doesn’t mean liberation for white, masculine, gay cis-men only ! Let’s empower the minorities within minorities – in our queer spaces, discourses & activism & I am your host Béla Belissima, non-binary soul from Berlin on the quest to dismantle our cis-heteronormative world and look beyond all binaries. Re-writing our narratives and telling our own stories. Come join me. If you have feedback or suggestions for future topics, pl

In this episode I talk about Queer Psychology with Gabriela Moita. Gabriela obtained her PhD in 2001 from the university of Porto writing about "discourses on homosexuality in the clinical context". In the first half of the podcast we discuss the omnipresence of heteronormativity within the field of psychoanalysis. Consequently, Gabriela explains why she therefore prefers psychodrama as it enables people to set their own frame and rules of the game instead of being pushed into predetermined ones. In the second half, we turn towards identity and Gabriela talks about her work with the LGBTQIA+ community. We address politics of recognition, the question of visibility, as well as the status of human rights in our utopian world. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did ! & I am your host Béla Belissima, non-binary soul from Berlin on the quest to dismantle our cis-heteronormative world and look beyond all binaries. Re-writing our narratives and telling our own stories. Come join me. If you have feedback

Challenging gender and power relations from the perspective of a non-binary/genderqueer person. Foregrounding the marginalized. Fighting the cis-tem. & offering a safe space for empowerment and radical authenticity.

Christmas is coming! And this week we will give you some insights on what's going on during xmas with the SRM team

In this edition, we have another Urban Hour by Jackson (aka bumpy)

Happy new year!

In this podcast, listen to Valentijn Byvanck from Marres Center for Contemporary Culture speak with professional coach Maribel Ortega and Student Life Coach Katinka Van Kan on how Body Language has changed the way we communicate during this time.

In the is episode, we will look into how to find true connections online! Together with Michelle Lynne and Martin from ‘Realize your growth’, Katinka will dive into how to find these online connections. Our guests will give their tips and tricks on finding people online, connecting to them and how you can build your own online support platform. So tune in and let's connect!

For the second hour, Zaki (along with some special guests) do a round of radio ping-pong: the classic tradition of recommending songs based on relational characteristics! Listen in to see what we come up with!

This week in the first hour, Zaki and our newest member Sarah look back at 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic in a (mostly) pre-recorded episode. How did our lives change, and how can we move into a more positive 2021?

A lot of us are driving home for Christmas, but some of us are staying in Maastricht for the holiday break. And no matter what your plans are, it's going to be an unusual Christmas this year! In the first hour we will discuss Xmas during #COVID19. What is different? Did our perspective of this celebration change? And what are our entertainment option this year? SRM hosts Zaki, Helena, and Katinka will tell you all about it and share some awesome tunes, together with some creative festive ideas.

In this episode, Jackson and Kevin look back at the first year of Urban Hour, reflecting on how 2020 has been and looking forward to 2021. What is the future of the Urban scene? Listen in to hear our thoughts!

In this episode, we will be discussing the rise of fascistic ideas here and worldwide.

SRM explores the latest developments in ethically responsible innovations to enhance reproductive genetics

In this hour, we will dive into a rainbow world of Pride