The voice of the youth is a podcast created by Fridays For Future Digital aimed at going beyond the movement and taking a deeper look into the lives of the people of FFF. Each episode will unravel exciting campaigns , the struggles behind and whats it like in the life of a young climate activist as we unite young people from all around the world to share their experiences.

VOICE OF THE YOUTH
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Podcast Overview
The voice of the youth is a podcast created by Fridays For Future Digital aimed at going beyond the movement and taking a deeper look into the lives of the people of FFF. Each episode will unravel exciting campaigns , the struggles behind and whats it like in the life of a young climate activist as we unite young people from all around the world to share their experiences.
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9/28/2020
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Recent Episodes

July 8, 2022
Ep 13 - Kpop Fandoms Mobilizing Climate Action
From Seo Taiji to BTS a lot of Kpop lyricism involves depth and speaks out against topics such as capitalism, politics, intergenerational equity, mental health and more. These passionate idols are backed by an even passionate fandom who have been on the forefront of several social justice initiatives- trolling Trump, drowning out racist hashtags on Twitter, educating their friends on cultural appropriation and fighting for climate justice. Tune in as host Sanjana talks to Kpop4Planet organizers Nurul and Dayeon on everything from green streaming and albums to leveraging fan power to mobilize for climate action.
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February 9, 2022
Extended Cut Ft. Sabrina Alam [A Case Study On Don't Look Up]
<p>In this episode hosts Hazal Kara and Ayshka Najib chats with guest Sabrina Alam, a scientist working with Space4Climate and the European Space Agency. Sabrina shares with us the projects at Space4Climate and the use of space technology to tackle climate change, how we can bridge the gap between the scientific community and civil society, and her takes on the movie Don't Look Up. </p>
![Episode thumbnail for EP 12 - The Representation Of Climate Change In Media [A Case Study On Don't Look Up]](https://pod-engine-public.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/images/9BPM5OCxLSJ2I5UpkfeqrqPMCr4k7knq1Q83tDRlAK3.png)
January 21, 2022
EP 12 - The Representation Of Climate Change In Media [A Case Study On Don't Look Up]
In this episode hosts, Hazal Kara and Ayshka break down the nuances behind the various tropes and scenes of Netflix's Don't Look Up movie. They also explore broader topics such as the portrayal of climate change in media, the role of films and art in climate communication followed by a brief discussion on celebrity activistsm.
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