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Broken Millennials - podcast series with Eva Haishun and Dasha Ovsiannikova, where we, along with our guests, discuss relevant topics and share experiences. Divided into three blocks, we explore Creativity, Human Rights, and Science. Together with our listeners, we discover the insights of most intriguing professions and contemporary movements. Stay tuned!
Update frequency:
every 12 days
Average audio length:
32 minutes
English
United States
27 episodes
since July 20, 2019
episodic
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In the past few months, the lives of all of us had been shifted towards online communication, whether we like it or not. In the new episode of the Broken Millennials, we are inviting an expert in journalism Andriy Pylypenko to help us identify the trends in modern media.
From outdated newspapers t…
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Circumstances call for a slight change of format, and it is exactly what we did in the new episode of Broken Millennials. In the past few months of Covid lockdown, the amount and severity of domestic violence have reached a crucial and dangerous point. We believe that by shedding light on this extr…
As so many other people, in your childhood your teacher or parent might have classified you as a "visionary" or "auditory" learner. But guess what - it's not all that easy! Today we are discussing the visual perception of information, and helping with that will be our new guests: illustrators and c…
Today we are bringing something new to the table (quite literally) - we are talking about food. From the artistic value of recipe development to the specifics of cooking industry - we are discussing a whole range of topics featuring four guest-speakers: Alexandra Shytsman, Erin Jeanne McDowell, Jod…
How can language and literature be taught? Is there a special approach to those students for whom English is a second language? How is voicing your opinion different for the international teachers?
Another episode of "Broken Millennials" podcast is devoted to learning and education, as well as som…
Romanticism has been a daily part of our lives for many years, and, without even noticing it, we have shifted our perspective of reality based on the intellectual movement. In the episode, we talk a little about the origins of romanticism and discuss it is influence on the creators. It was a great …
We have all been overwhelmed by the quarantine this far. Nevertheless, we try to incorporate a positive outlook on the situation and invent new ways of dealing with uncertainty. In this episode, we share the way we spend the days in the lockdown. We also share books and movie recommendations that w…
These days, it has been hard to deal with uncertainty. Both of us have struggled with it and attempted to accept the current situation just the way it is. Nevertheless, sometimes it gets hard, and therefore we try to encourage each other and our listeners to maintain a positive outlook on the issue…
We have been struck by the most recent news and this episode is a reflection of the way we feel at the moment. The episode is not structured well and barely edited. However, it reflects the current state of our mind and the general atmosphere. We are pretty sure that in the nearest future, we will …
In this episode, we explore the topics related to music. We share some of our childhood stories and talk about music from the point of personal experience. Music means a lot to both of us, yet we look at it from a different viewpoint and perspective. We hope that you will like the episode and join …
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