Podcasts by Halo Halo
Promoting multidimensional awareness through discourse on cultural, political, and socioeconomic issues that dominate the global and national narrative.
Hosted by Annika Allado, Elisabeth Cajurao, and Isabella Leak.
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Sexual Assault on College Campuses from 2020-08-31T06:54:36
In this episode, we go into the topic of sexual assault by examining what makes it a particularly sensitive and tricky case, the environments that breed rape culture, and also mentioning the new...
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Elite College Education: Is it Really Worth it? from 2020-08-24T03:06:04
In this episode, we talk about the important factors to consider when deciding to apply for "elite" institutions, as well as the ramifications that the current pandemic brings to the situations ...
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Performative Activism vs Actual Activism from 2020-08-16T13:14:14
In this episode, we examine the difference between performative activism versus actual activism as seen from advocacies of the BLM movement, the negative influence of the ALS ice bucket challeng...
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Cancel Culture from 2020-08-09T10:00:04
In this episode, we dissect the rising phenomenon of "cancel culture" through media, business, and politics to see if it is an ethically justified act, or if it has instead become a toxic way of...
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Asian Representation in Western Society from 2020-08-02T10:05:03
In this episode, we take a look at Asian representation and racism in the United States through multiple lenses - some of which being media, policies, and cultural stereotypes.
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#Exposed: Anonymous Student-Run IG Accounts from 2020-07-26T08:01:17
In this episode, we explore the recent movement of student-run Instagram accounts, which have allowed students from high schools and universities to speak out anonymously about their experiences...
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"What Is ICE?" Perspectives From International Students from 2020-07-19T09:08:50
This episode delves into our views regarding ICE through sharing stories that we have read and experienced, as well as examining the social and political repercussions of their policies.
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