UNiBISCUITS
By Samson Larsson
UNiBISCUITSNov 08, 2018
033: The Black Hole
A black hole is a region of spacetime exhibiting such strong gravitational effects that nothing—not even particles and electromagnetic radiation such as light—can escape from inside it.
On this episode we explore and compare the various relations between the idea of black hole and the various challenges and fears we face on our daily life, both on our regular life and at school.
Voiced by: Samson Paul
032: 3 Years In 3 Months
Listen how the last 3 months have felt like 3 years.
*Melancholy warning :)
031: Why a podcast?
Sooo...., why a podcast?
Music: https://hozier.com/
30 Questions On The 30th Episode.
30 Questions That Might Change Your Life!
“Judge a man by his questions rather than his answers.” – Voltaire
“We make our world significant by the courage of our questions and by the depth of our answers.” – Carl Sagan
Thanks to everyone who support us each day. We love you!!
028: Dear Graduates, Are You Ready to Take Risks, Prove Your Passion, and Learn Fast?
Many of us spend our childhoods confidently answering the question: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” When we respond, we do so unconstrained and driven by passion. We typically answer with creative or bold responses.
Funny thing is, once we “grow up,” that confidence and boldness typically fades.
Now that you have your diploma in hand, it’s time to take action. But how should you approach your transition from student to professional?
Context by: Edvin Larsson
027: Should We Really Make New Year's Resolutions?
It’s great to work towards personal improvement – making a commitment to learning a new skill, sleeping better or keeping your lecture notes up to date can make a positive difference to your mental health and self esteem.
On this first episode of the year 2019, we try to answer this question. "Are New Year’s resolutions really that important?"
Thank you Bridget Hamilton for your contributions.
Music: http://www.owlcitymusic.com/
026: Our Special Thank You Notes, 2018
This a our final episode for the year 2018. It marks the most SPECIAL episode we ever recorded as it's dedicated to each and everyone of you out there who helped make this much progress.
And we do have those really special persons who touched our hearts and whom we really hold dear to our hearts for being with us, each step of the way.
You guys are amazing and so this is a special THANK YOU!
025: Have You Figured Out Your Purpose Yet?
Music: gracevanderwaal.com/
024: How important is it to have a professor from your ethnicity group?
On this episode we continue to explore the effects and importance of diversity in the university.
Music: www.twentyonepilots.com/
023: How Do You Survive The Exam Season?
Remember, you’ll be the one sitting the exam so you’ve got to take responsibility for your studying!
Music by: The 1975
021: Student Happiness: Where can you find it?
On this episode we explore things that most of us should all be blessed enough to be able to say that we have and thus be happy for.
We so excited to introduce our "Dear Students" segment by Miklol.
Thank you Victoria Puddhephatt for the contribution!
Music: Love for a Child by Jason Mraz www.jasonmraz.com/
020: What About Deadlines, Balance & Perfectionism?
Thank you Charlotte❤️
019: How Does Learning A New Language Make An Inclusive Campus?
On this episode, we explore reasons why you should spare some time to discover the basics – rules, grammar and principles and how they help towards an inclusive campus environment.
018: How Do You Study During The Holidays?
If you decide that you’re going to dedicate some of the time to making the revisions a bit smaller, there are some things we discuss on this episode that you can do to get out of the most common traps.
Written by: Sofie Lundberg
017: How Can Student Society Help Address Marginalization?
016: What are the Challenges to Creating a Diverse and Inclusive Campus?
On this episode we examine the most common biases and their effects on creating an inclusive campus. And as promised we also briefly explore the impacts of marginalization on campus.
015: Why Does Diversity & Inclusion Matter In Campus?
014: What Are Intermediate, Advanced and Higher Apprenticeships?
On this episode we find out more about intermediate, advanced and higher apprenticeships and we explore the industries they are offered in.
Content was mainly researched online.
013: What Are Degree Apprenticeships?
On this episode we dig deep down on the definition of degree apprenticeships and offer the benefits that comes with, while explaining what it takes to secure a successful degree apprenticeship.
Content was mainly researched online.
012: What Will You Learn From An Apprenticeship?
Here are 5 things you'll learn from an apprenticeship without even knowing it.
Credits to Maxine Blake, Business Engagement Manager from Central College Nottingham.
Thank you!
011: Surprising Things That Happen After High School.
Whether it’s doing a little better than you thought you would, or not as well as you had hoped: it may seem like your whole life hangs on the result letter, but remember – neither failure nor success is the end.
Credits to Student Hut
010: What Exactly Is An Apprenticeship?
There are lots of things to consider when it comes to what career you want – but the best advice you can follow is to make sure you do your research about all the options out there.
The key thing to take away is that employers are looking for apprentices now more than ever, meaning that these opportunities can be found in a variety of industries.
Credits to Ellie Green
009: Simple Wellness Tips For Students.
How often do you feel stressed?
In this episode we have outlined 12 simple wellness tips for student. We hope that they are useful enough, to help you to prevent, deal with, and recover from stress.
Mary Agbesanwa helped contribute to the content, thank you!
008: Keeping In Touch With Friends: How Hard Can It Be?
Thank you Maria Clark!
007: Yes, It’s Okay Not To Have Your Life Together!
At worst, it can be detrimental to you and your own determination to succeed. We’ve put together some advice to follow when you’re standing a little uncertainly on the cusp of post-university adulthood…
Thank you Ellie Green for the contribution on the content
006: Be Proud Of Your Work And Take Credit Where It's Due
Thank you Victoria Puddephatt for the contribution
005: The Role Of Engineering In Education.
On this segment we discuss the importance of attracting future engineers, offering a few tips and setting a few industry goals along the way.
004: How Do You Actually Pick a Degree Subject?
Thank you Sam Haysom for your contribution.
003: How do I know I’ve picked the wrong course?
There’s no shame in admitting you made a bad choice first time around. Have confidence in your decision and if the little voice in your head is telling you to get out, then listen. Finding something which makes you happy and sets you up for a career you’ll love is the best move you can make.
Thank you Lizzie Exton for your contribution!
002: Too Much Planning Is The New Procrastination.
We explore how, not to get caught up with perfect planners or efficient time management but instead have the will to work and a desire to commit. Aldas, from UK, contributed to the creation of this content.
001: What music to listen to when you're trying to get some work done.
Music is one of the most powerful mediums there is, and anyone who says they don’t like music is probably lying. Of course, tastes and preferences differ and your favorite tune can sound like a cacophony to someone else.