Dunja Karanović held a very interesting discussion about the current climate in Serbian media when it comes to gender based violence and ethical journalism with Hristina Cvetinčanin Knežević, sociologist, feminist activist and author at Mašina.rs and Balkan Insight, and Danica Đokić, journalist at Cenzolovka.rs and Liceulice Magazine and member of the group Novinarke protiv nasilja (Journalists Against Violence)

Last episode in 2021, we spoke with the founder of Balkanism, an Instagram account (for now) which posts and discusses "all things Balkan". Here is the link, and we hope you enjoy it!

In this episode we hosted alumni of Kosovo School program, which is an educational and exchange program dedicated to strengthening cooperation between Kosovo and Serbia by involving young people from both countries and providing space for interaction and exchange of opinions, views, and even prejudices in order to better understand and get to know each other. It consists of three segments: online schools, study visits to Belgrade and Pristina and collaboration projects, which participants propose and implement.

On permaculture, food waste communities and importance of ecology awareness in general, we spoke with Xhevdet Gegollaj from Foundacioni Jeshil in Prishtina.

n this episode we talked with founders of Prishtina Dog Shelter, Mentor, Slaviša and Bajram on how the adoption of dog works in Kosovo, what are the main rewards of this job and what are the challenges.

What do you think first when Belgrade Pride Week is mentioned? Maybe on the Belgrade Pride March or even extremists who resort to violence or priests who "clean" the streets of sin. However, Belgrade Pride Week is much more and you will hear that from Matija Stefanović, Agon Rexhepi and Ivana Lukić talking about it with Jovan Kalem.

In this episode you can hear impressions and experience of Agon Rexhepi, queer activist from Prishtina, on his one-month long residency in Belgrade. Residency was part of Reconnection 2.0, a project that realizes cultural and artistic exchange between Kosovo and Serbia, implemented by Heartefact fund and Qendra Multimedia.

Are you young and trying to find a job? We understand how hard it is. In this episode of Aman podcast Sanja and Iva talked with their guests about difficulties that young people face in the process of finding a job.

What is the position of women in politics today? On the biggest challenges, but also benefits Marija talked about this topic with Nina Stojaković, member of Executive board from political party Pokret slobodnih građana aka Movement of free people.

Disco was made for dancing. The first discotheque in our region was opened in Belgrade in 1967 - ten years before Studio 54 in New York. Iva and her guests uncovered more interesting facts about disco culture in this episode of Aman podcast.