Our podcasts

Café Conflict is a six-part podcast series by the AD newspaper in collaboration with Erasmus University Rotterdam about conflicts and their backgrounds.

Neighbour disputes, labour disputes, political squabbles, wars: we are surrounded by conflicts. On the world stage and closer to home. How do you prevent a difference of opinion from escalating into a heated argument? Dutch thinker David Van Reybrouck and Professor Thea Hilhorst (ISS) join their guests in searching for wisdom that fits on a beer mat and that we can use to move forward.

Note: the language of this podcast is Dutch.

This is Making Feedback Count, a three-episode podcast series from Erasmus University Rotterdam about giving and receiving feedback in higher education. 

By having conversations with colleagues, students, and experts in the field we will unbox feedback practices and discover tips and tricks to help us improve. This podcast is the end result of an educational innovation project by Dr. Mijke Slot, assistant professor in Media and Communication. This project was supported by innovation funding from the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication. Tune in for evidence-based strategies and constructive conversations that offer practical tools and fresh perspectives.
 

In this podcast, scientists and practitioners sit down for a conversation on how youth can become game changers for 21st-century societal challenges.

What societal challenges do adolescents face? Why are they equipped to make contributions? What do they need to contribute? How can we leverage technology? And how can youth become politically engaged?

The podcast-recordings took place during the Healthy Start Transformative Research Meeting. The podcast as well as the research meeting were organized by scientists from SYNClab, Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Healthy Start Convergence, and the University of California Berkeley.

Mensenkinderen! the podcast

Have you ever wondered what social scientists do in their ivory tower? What questions do they actually ask and how do they investigate that? What does that mean for you and your life? In this podcast you will meet researchers from the social sciences who effectively understand the behavior of people and children.

In each episode, organisational psychology scientist Kimberley Breevaart and cognitive psychology scientist Diane Pecher from Erasmus University Rotterdam speak to a different scientist who shares their latest news and research from psychology and pedagogical sciences with us.

With this podcast, Kimberley and Diane want to bring the puzzle from research to practice. Follow the podcast via the LinkedIn page "Mensenkinderen! De podcast" and subscribe to the podcast via your favorite podcast platform to stay informed about the latest episodes.

The Good Humanitarian

Take a look into the humanitarian questions of today and tomorrow. From migration to ethics, extreme weather to conflict, experts from The Hague Humanitarian Studies Centre share their insights.

Jong & Veerkrachtig

In 'Jong & Veerkrachtig' ('Young & Resilient'), a podcast series by the SYNC Lab and the Movez Network, young people, scientists and professionals share insights on growing up in a changing world and finding balance during adolescence. This podcast is in Dutch.
 

‘Recht gebeurd?!’ is the podcast of the Juridische Faculteitsvereniging Rotterdam (JFR). We take our listeners into the world of law through gripping topics and interesting conversation partners.

In the podcast 'Listening in economic sectors', we explore how listening is handled in different sectors. We speak to prominent executives at personal, organisational and sector level.

Bookmarks & Dog Ears Podcast

A podcast about the love for reading. Berrie Vugts and Elsbeth van der Ploeg talk to students, scientists and staff of Erasmus University Rotterdam about reading habits and cherished books. The Rotterdamsch Leeskabinet, the humanities library on campus Woudestein.

CollectieveKracht Podcast

Increasingly, people are joining hands to improve their own living environment. Citizen collectives: how do they emerge, what are the challenges and what is the relationship with the government? Listen now.