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In the podcast series "Gesprächsstoff", Mariana Friedrich discusses her projects, the social relevance of the topics and impulses for public debates with researchers and students. The podcast is available during lecture periods and can be accessed via common podcatchers.

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The podcast episodes produced by our social law students focus on topics relating to social law and social policy, which are analysed and discussed in detail.
Interesting actors are also interviewed in order to enrich the respective topics with an expert opinion.

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As part of the BASIB seminar "Culturally Reflective Speaking", students on the BASIB study programme (B.A. Social Sciences with specialisation in intercultural relations) regularly dealt with language practices on various topics such as racism, gendering, populism, neighbourhood and short German, ableism, anti-Semitism and other current debates about formulations and their backgrounds.

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The special feature of the series is not only that the content is formulated in plain language, but also that the listeners are encouraged to do a small movement unit at the end of each episode. Please let yourself be inspired by this and move according to the words of the instructors. Have fun!

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The RinkA podcasts were created by students from the Department of Social Work at Fulda University of Applied Sciences in a participatory process with people with disabilities. The podcasts are presented in plain language.
The content is based on the salutogenesis model and focuses on the question "What keeps people healthy?". The guiding principles of the "National Action Plan for Health Literacy" are also considered. The aim of the podcasts is to enable listeners tofind, understand, assess and use health information.

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In the monthly podcast "Science & So - Wissenschaft küsst Kultur", Prof. Dr Sascha Skorupka (Science Slamer and Professor of Physics and Technology at the Department of Nutritional, Food and Consumer Sciences) and the Fulda artist, presenter and actor Michael "Shaggy" Schwarz explore a wide range of topics from the perspectives of research, art and culture.

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