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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2026 · 15 MIN

Third Spaces: Out of the Echo Chamber

from Radio Eter · host Radio Eter

In our podcast, Third Spaces: Out of the Echo Chamber, we are talking about themes and ideas that affect most of the youth. We explore what third spaces actually are, what people know about them, and how people benefit from them. This subject was especially important for us because it talks about a current issue that most people look over. We find it very important because people have never been more stuck in echo chambers than in today's age because of social media and the internet. These issues caused the youth to become stationary and led to less hanging out in public. We asked our guests from North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, and Belgium to describe the issues they had with this subject and got their insights. If you want to learn more about what third spaces are and what the issue actually is, listen to this podcast. The podcast was created and produced during the Erasmus+ Youth Exchange "PodQuest: Youth Voices"*, which took place in the summer of 2026 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The exchange was hosted by Mladi zmaji in partnership with Prijateljice (Bosnia and Herzegovina), JOETZ (Belgium), and Eco Logic (North Macedonia). Production team: Arne Verboven, Ariana Nicolas, Adjua Benhelima, Kato Van Roy, Ahmed Imširagić *Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the National agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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In our podcast, Third Spaces: Out of the Echo Chamber, we are talking about themes and ideas that affect most of the youth. We explore what third spaces actually are, what people know about them, and how people benefit from them. This subject was especially important for us because it talks about a current issue that most people look over. We find it very important because people have never been more stuck in echo chambers than in today's age because of social media and the internet. These issues caused the youth to become stationary and led to less hanging out in public. We asked our guests from North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, and Belgium to describe the issues they had with this subject and got their insights. If you want to learn more about what third spaces are and what the issue actually is, listen to this podcast. The podcast was created and produced during the Erasmus+ Youth Exchange "PodQuest: Youth Voices"*, which took place in the summer of 2026 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The exchange was hosted by Mladi zmaji in partnership with Prijateljice (Bosnia and Herzegovina), JOETZ (Belgium), and Eco Logic (North Macedonia). Production team: Arne Verboven, Ariana Nicolas, Adjua Benhelima, Kato Van Roy, Ahmed Imširagić *Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the National agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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