Podcast PulseZ | Ep. 14: How to travel the world without emptying your account, with the founder of the “Money School”
Do you want to travel more, but feel like your wallet isn't keeping up with your desires?
Podcast PulseZ | Ep. 15: Health, Between Clicks and Reality: Why are we losing trust?
Are you sure your source of information is real, or is it just an algorithm feeding your fears? In this episode, we set aside rigid journalistic language and talk plainly about a subject that concerns us all, from Gen Z to grandparents: the health trust gap. We analyze alarming data from a strategic document of European importance and try to understand why, in an information age, Romania faces painful figures.
Podcast PulseZ | Ep. 16: Between banking and nail art – A Story of ambition and generations, with Valentina, a young mother.
What happens when the rigor of a banking career meets the creativity of a Nail Artist? In this special episode of PulseZ, our guest is Valentina, a young mother who looks at her daughter's fascinating journey through the lens of pride and experience. podca
PulseZ | Ep. 17: The war in your feed: Transnistria and disinformation explained with Oleg Onea history isn’t just in textbooks; it’s in your daily scroll (Part I)
In this episode Mădălina Mihai talks with Oleg Onea—lawyer, activist, and PhD candidate at SNSPA—right after the "Transnistrian File: Historical and Diplomatic Perspectives" event. We go beyond the headlines to analyze the mechanisms of the "invisible war" that Russia is waging in Eastern Europe. If you've ever wondered why Transnistria matters for your European future or how disinformation manages to manipulate our emotions, this episode is for you.
The sound that heals: What music means to Gen Z
Perhaps many of us tend to seek refuge when we want to take a break, but life doesn’t stop for you. I know that music has always helped me, and that the younger generation has a unique style when it comes to their favorite artists. Why do they listen to it? Why do we see young people everywhere on the street with headphones on their heads? Why do we go to the gym, clean, eat, and dance to our favorite songs? Why do we have a song we put on repeat when the sky falls in our world? For that last question, I have some answers... I might even call them touching and powerful.
Horizon 2030: Green hydrogen and the end of the fossil fuel era
In a desperate attempt to halt global warming and ensure real energy independence, world governments have turned their attention to the most abundant element in the universe: hydrogen. However, not just any type of hydrogen is the solution. "Green Hydrogen," produced through the electrolysis of water using renewable energy, has become the "new oil" of the 21st century, promising to decarbonize industries that until now seemed impossible to clean up, such as aviation, maritime transport, and steelmaking.
Beyond the dental chair: How I found my voice as a doctor in the town near home
It is said that dental school prepares you to restore smiles, but no one warns you how hard it will be to keep your own after six years of intense study. My name is Mihai Marcel Ghinea, I am 27 years old, and today I proudly wear a badge that says "Doctor." However, the road to this small rectangle of plastic was strewn with closed doors, painful compromises, and a silent struggle with a system that offers no safety net for beginners.
Gen Z: Between school dropout and labor market reluctance – An analysis of the new social paradigm
Gen Z: Between school dropout and labor market reluctance – An analysis of the new social paradigm Generation Z (those born between 1997 and 2012) is redefining the classic...
