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Podcast recommendations

Listen and reflect – in our ‘Podcast Recommendations’ series, we regularly showcase exciting podcasts from the HU community. Whether from the worlds of research, teaching or science communication, discover the voices, ideas and perspectives of HU departments and researchers – to listen to, reflect on and keep up with.

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The podcast raises critical questions about current developments and the challenges facing an inclusive society. In the latest episode, researchers discuss the self-image of special education for people with intellectual disabilities.
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Under the theme ‘Religious knowledge as the key to the present’, HU theologians Felix Körner and Johanna Tannen discuss fundamental questions relating to the major revealed religions. The latest episode explores the relationship between faith and…
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Discussing controversial topics constructively is the motto of the new podcast "Auf ein Argument mit..." (Let's argue with...) from the Institute of Philosophy at HU. Every week, a philosopher is invited to join the conversation – in February, the…
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The podcast presents topics and projects related to Gender Studies. In the current episode, it focuses on research methods and practices, accompanied by a retrospective on the conference "How To Do Gender Studies" held in autumn at the HU.
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Berlin University Alliance

The podcast is a journey to the Republic's Clusters of Excellence and in the current episode takes us to the MATH+ Cluster of Excellence in Berlin and how mathematical methods can contribute to a more economical use of resources.
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In the video podcast, Jörg Baberowski, Professor of the History of Eastern Europe at the HU, analyses historical upheavals as well as everyday experiences in communist movements and regimes. The current series focuses on the CP of the Soviet Union.