Make It Make Sense

For the season finale of Make It Make Sense, Marlene and Paulina tackle the triumphs and defeats, the epic highs and lows of academic writing. Hate it? Love it? Fear it? We are here to support you throughout the process. Have fun listening and try not to miss us too much. This is the student podcast of the Obama Institute, hosted by Paulina Schlosser and Marlene Winkler.Follow us on Instagram: @obamainstitute.For questions, feedback, and inquiries, please get in touch with us at [email protected] and produced at the ZAP studio at JGU Mainz.

How is asexuality represented in today’s media and what does it mean to study it? In this episode of Make It Make Sense, Dr. Kim Kotel joins Paulina and Marlene in the studio to unpack the complexities of asexual representation, visibility, and meaning. What are your thoughts on queer representation? Let us know!This is the student podcast of the Obama Institute, hosted by Paulina Schlosser and Marlene Winkler.Follow us on Instagram: @obamainstitute.For questions, feedback, and inquiries, please get in touch with us at [email protected] and produced at the ZAP studio at JGU Mainz.

In this first full-length episode, Marlene and Paulina explore what it means to study and work in the field of American Studies. From the course program to skills and future careers - this episode debunks it all. Thanks for tuning in!This is the student podcast of the Obama Institute, hosted by Paulina Schlosser and Marlene Winkler.Follow us on Instagram: @obamainstitute.For questions, feedback, and inquiries, please get in touch with us at [email protected] and produced at the ZAP studio at JGU Mainz.

Welcome to the pilot episode of the Obama Institute’s very own podcast, Make It Make Sense! Your hosts, Marlene and Paulina, walk you through everything you can expect on this journey into American Studies. Have fun listening!This is the student podcast of the Obama Institute, hosted by Paulina Schlosser and Marlene Winkler.Follow us on Instagram: @obamainstitute.For questions, feedback, and inquiries, please get in touch with us at [email protected] and produced at the ZAP studio at JGU Mainz.

La voix reflète en grande partie la personnalité de chacun, elle dit quelque chose de notre confiance, de nos doutes ou encore de notre autorité. Elle est aussi un outil déterminant dans les discours des candidats qui briguent l’Élysée en 2022.Car oui, le programme politique ne fait pas tout. Il faut aussi savoir le dire. L’intonation, le rythme, le débit, l’articulation, la hauteur, l’intensité, le timbre. …L'art et la manière de faire passer son message. Savoir être convaincant. "C'est toujours la forme qui fait passer le fond, jamais l'inverse" explique Hervé Pata, spécialiste des techniques vocales.À l’occasion de l’élection présidentielle, nous tentons de comprendre ce qui se cache derrière la voix des candidats ? Que révèlent les voix de Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Marine Le Pen ou encore Yannick Jadot ? Pour les décrypter, Ouest-France fait appel à des expertes et experts de l’art oratoire. Ces derniers analyseront différentes prises de paroles afin de dresser le portrait vocal de chaque candidat.« Il était une voix » une série à découvrir sur le Mur des podcasts de Ouest-France et sur toutes les plateformes de streaming.