Author: thesoundofstudents
How to Procrastinate
- ASAP Science (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nBwfZZvjKo)
- Brain Freeze (http://thenextweb.com/lifehacks/2014/03/27/brain-freeze-science-procrastination-smart-brains/)
Take A Fresh Look at Water
Hey there! This podcast series is all about fresh perspectives. This week, we’re taking a fresh look at water. Here it is: everything you always knew about bottled water, but were afraid to hear.
Thank you for listening!
– Ingrid, Adlai & Ruby
Links for further information:
Home Guards: Water Bottle Pollution Facts
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/water-bottle-pollution-79179.html
Women’s Health Podcast
Do you think heavy weights make you look bulky? Are you afraid that your muscles turn to fat? If you want to know the answers to these questions then listen to this podcast, because we will debunk some popular sports myths. Hopefully this motivates some of you to stay fit.
– Bettina Bock, Martina Jäger, and Romana Wirnsberger
Source of music:
Little Idea – Composed and performed by Bensound
Going Higher – Composed and performed by Bensound
Source of the picture:
“Flowers” by Salvatore Vuono at FreeDigitalPhotos.net
Dating Apps
Beech Grove Blues
Music
“Evil Around“ http://www.purple-planet.com
“Ghost Processional” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Sound effect “Dun Dun Dun 7“ by Alexander was provided by the site http://www.orangefreesounds.com/ .
Pictures by Susanna Weberitsch
The Votes are In (Finally)
The judges have spoken! ‘Fandom Practices’ by Vanessa Erat, Lisa Oberberger, and Daniel Egger was voted the fan favorite. ‘A Day in Klagenfurt’ by Frederick Dionne and Verena Sucher came in a close second. Congratulations to you both!
Thanks to the judges (hi Ursula, Carmen, Gregor, Rene, and Steve:)) for their time.
And thanks to the students of Integrated Language Skills Summer Semester 2014 – I think you all produced really interesting podcasts!
Light as a Feather
This episode features an interview with a woman suffering from anorexia nervosa. Her honesty about her experience gives the listener insight into a disease that affects a large number of young women. The piece also includes some startlingly facts about this illness and reflections from the interviewer and creator, Katharina Thomazic.
Interesting links for further information on the topic
Copyright declaration:
All the rights for this cover version of the song “Hearts a mess“ belong to the artist Missy Higgins, to the original artist Gotye who wrote the song, and to the respective record labels.
A Day in Klagenfurt
Hey there! In this podcast episode of The Sound of Students, you will learn about how to spend a fun day in the green Carinthian capital, Klagenfurt, in Austria. Please remember to download the map below before leaving home. We hope you enjoy your stay in the city and do not hesitate to wander and explore on your own! – Verena Sucher & Frédérick Dionne
Additional sights if you have an extra day or two:
- Museums – Stadtgalerie, Landesmuseum, Museum Moderner Kunst Kärnten
- Reptilienzoo Happ – A zoo specialized with many types of reptiles and insects
- Minimundus – travelling around the world!
- Alpen-Adria Universität Klagenfurt – the city’s university.
- CineCity
- Movie Theater (screenings in German, but also in English one day per week!)
- Bowling lanes as well
- Kreuzbergl: Beautiful view of city and region, restaurant Schweizerhaus, botanic garden, and more
Background music taken from:
- Remote Control ‘Get It On’
- Incompetech website
Special thanks to Lisa Oberberger for the additional resources!
Campfire Tales
I created this podcast with the idea of it being an interesting and amusing way to spend several minutes. The main part of the podcast is theatrical and is presenting a group of friends gathered around a campfire, narrating urban legends to each other. I hope you enjoy listening to it as we enjoyed recording it!
I want to thank Ivelina Tsenova, Lais Lopes Dezen, Adela Mihaila and Isabella Katschnig for participating and helping me carry through this project.
Thank you for listening,
Paulina Angelova