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Answering questions of students from all around the world. A podcast for dreamers, disruptors and imagineers. Stay tuned. Instagram.com/radiotedu Instagram.com/semihyalman

  1. 5d ago

    Inequality

    Professor Yalman and Aybüke discuss how cultural habits, language, education, economics, and gender expectations shape inequality. Through examples from everyday speech, family life, sports, and international politics, they explore why inequities persist and debate whether broader access to information and economic opportunity can help narrow the gap. Chapters 00:00 Meet engineer Aybüke and the question of inequality 02:12 Gendered insults and the culture behind them 04:31 When everyday job titles make men the default 08:08 Rights, history, and the roots of unequal treatment 10:35 How families and education pass norms forward 13:17 Cultural change, belief, and fear 16:01 Equality, justice, and unequal political influence 17:29 Language, gender expectations, and popular culture 20:00 A daughter’s experiment with gender and sports 22:20 Why women may support men’s sports more 24:04 Aybüke's proposed path: access, information, and economics

    Inequality

  2. Oct 23

    Internal Design and Us

    In this episode, interior architect Hakan Ertek shares insights on how interior design influences our daily lives, emotional well-being, and cultural expressions. Discover how thoughtful spaces can enhance positivity and reflect cultural identity.

    Internal Design and Us

  3. Oct 16

    Rector's Agenda

    In this episode, Prof. Dr. Levent Akdeniz, Acting Rector of TED University, discusses the future of higher education, the shifting global landscape, and innovative strategies to differentiate and strengthen the university in a competitive environment.Global changes in higher education and TurkeyStudents choosing universities over universities choosing studentsThe decline in demand for traditional higher educationTED University's strategic plans, including new faculties and microcreditsThe importance of entrepreneurship and startup ecosystems in educationInternational collaborations with top entrepreneurial universitiesRanking and employment outcomes as success metrics"Students will be selecting universities, not the other way around""We have to make a difference to stand out""Students want to run their own businesses"00:00-01:10 Introduction and guest introduction01:10-02:26 Global and local changes in higher education02:26-03:42 Decreasing demand for traditional university education03:42-06:01 Future student university selection trends06:01-07:22 TED University's strategic response to global shifts07:22-10:03 Creating differentiated faculties and programs10:03-12:52 Fostering entrepreneurship and startup ecosystem12:52-15:01 Engaging alumni and external support15:01-17:45 Microcredits and skill development for students17:45-19:22 Internships, co-op programs, and employment focus19:22-21:30 Global university collaborations and future plans21:30-23:15 Closing remarks and future outlook

    Rector's Agenda

  4. Oct 9

    From Idea to Self Establishment - Entrepreneurship and Innovation Society

    Can student-led ideas evolve into the next big startup? In this episode of In and Out with Professor Yalman, broadcast from the Radio TEDU studios at TED University in Ankara, we dive into the student startup ecosystem alongside the leadership team of the TEDU Entrepreneurship Society (EIS).From discussing the nationwide momentum of startup summits to exploring why new graduates and engineering students prefer building their own ventures over traditional corporate ladders, this conversation breaks down the mindset, roadmap, and vision of student entrepreneurs. The team also reveals their upcoming plans for the year, including founder speaker sessions, an Ideathon, and a year-end Startup Gala.Instagram: @tedueis

    From Idea to Self Establishment - Entrepreneurship and Innovation Society

  5. Oct 2

    From HR to People & Culture

    In this episode, Burcu Kaptan, the Chief People and Culture Officer at TED University, discusses the shift from traditional HR to people and culture, emphasizing the importance of aligning personal values with organizational goals and preparing students for a rapidly changing job market.We talked:The shift from HR to People and CultureAligning personal and organizational valuesSimplifying organizational goalsPreparing students for a changing job marketThe role of AI and social media in careersOrganizations are moving from HR to People and Culture to focus on potential and culture.Values are evolving; organizations seek shared belief systems rather than strict value alignment.Simplification of goals helps in better organizational coherence and motivation.Students should act, connect, and build their toolbox for career success.The future of work is unpredictable; connecting dots and continuous learning are key."We are in a different era now, dealing with AI revolution.""Your elevator pitch should be ready in 30 seconds.""Failing is how we learn, don't be afraid of it."00:00 Introduction to the episode and guest01:28 Global reach and audience of the program02:05 Concerns of students about career and HR02:28 Why the shift from HR to People and Culture03:27 The changing role of organizations in valuing people04:15 Integrating personal values into organizational culture06:02 Connecting individual potential with organizational goals07:02 Streamlining organizational goals for coherence08:02 The impact of AI and short attention spans09:26 Simplifying processes and goals in organizations10:37 Supporting students through People and Culture12:47 Advice for students on career thinking13:49 Act, Connect, Toolbox: A strategy for career development16:40 The evolving nature of careers and jobs17:23 The importance of involvement and culture18:43 What attracts a hiring manager to a candidate19:57 Tailoring CVs for different roles23:49 The role of social media in professional branding25:05 Final advice: Embrace failure and act nowProducer: Arda Akgül (arda-akgul.com)

    From HR to People & Culture

  6. May 23

    There is no half pregnancy!

    This episode explores the importance of decisiveness in life, sports, relationships, and national progress. The host emphasizes that indecisiveness leads to chaos and failure, advocating for clear, firm decisions to achieve success and personal growth. The importance of decisiveness in personal and professional lifeHow indecisiveness leads to failure and chaosThe role of decisiveness in sports, relationships, and national successThe dangers of gray areas and middle groundPractical advice for making firm decisions and acting on them

    There is no half pregnancy!

  7. May 15

    The Power of 'Even If'

    This episode explores the concepts of 'what if' versus 'even if' in life, emphasizing how our approach to incidents shapes our motivation and outlook. It also discusses the importance of self-reliance, positioning, and letting go for a healthier, more rational life journey. self-awareness, motivation, life philosophy, decision-making, emotional resilience 'What if' vs 'Even if' mindsetThe importance of self-reliance and independencePositioning oneself in life and its impactThe process of letting go and emotional resilienceChanging your approach to incidents alters their meaning and your motivation.Dependence on external aids can weaken your self-reliance.Positioning yourself with awareness influences how others perceive you and how you see yourself.Letting go and building a solid internal foundation are crucial for a healthy life journey.

    The Power of 'Even If'

  8. May 8

    The Thoughtful Edge

    instagram.com/semihyalman Producer: Arda Akgül (akgularda.com)

    The Thoughtful Edge
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