Episodios

  • Coffee With Đorđe Trikoš: Važnost strategije za budućnost Srbije

    Coffee With Đorđe Trikoš: Važnost strategije za budućnost Srbije
    Apr 1 2025

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    U najnovijoj epizodi podkasta „Na kafi sa“ Srpskog siti kluba ugostili smo Đorđa Trikoša, stručnjaka za strateške komunikacije. Sa Đorđem smo se osvrnuli na trenutnu situaciju u Srbiji uključujući – koje su najslabije karike na madijskom polju i da li ima objektivnosti pri izveštavanju o svemu što se u Srbiji trenutno dešava. Razmotrili smo zašto je civilno društvo na udaru, kako dešavanja u Srbiji utiču na region, kao i koja je uloga dijaspore.

    Dodatno smo razmotrili kako se o Srbiji priča van Srbije, da li postoji strategija, kakva je uloga opozicije, i u kom pravcu zapravo ide Srbija.

    Šta ćete čuti u ovoj epizodi:

    (00:02:50) Medijska scena u Srbiji danas

    (00:06:10) Kako razlučiti šta je istina u izveštavanjima

    (00:10:33) Čemu služi zastrašivanje civilnog društva

    (00:14:03) Strateško rešavanje korupcije?

    (00:16:48) Degradacija Skupštine

    (00:22:26) Problem diskutabilne retorike

    (00:26:25) Da li je strah promenio stranu

    (00:33:47) Da li vlast ima strategiju

    (00:35:41) Razlog konstantnog medijskog eksponiranja vlasti

    (00:38:45) Odnos ostatka sveta prema situaciji u Srbiji

    (00:43:00) Uticaj situacije u region na Srbiju

    (00:44:42) Uticaj situacije u Srbiji na region

    (00:47:06) Koja je uloga dijaspore

    (00:55:15) Da li je svaka kritika opozicije konstruktivna

    (00:58:05) U kom pravcu ide Srbija

    Linkovi ka referencama:

    Đorđe Trikoš’s LinkedIn

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    SCC YT channel

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    Podcast by: Natasha Kocsis Organisation: Serbian City Club

    Production: YourPodcast

    Illustration: Nemanja Ristic, email: nemanjaristic@yahoo.com
    Animation of the intro/outro: Chike J.

    Fotografija za thumbnail: Blic TV
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  • Coffee With Professor Dejan Đokić: A Historian and an Author

    Coffee With Professor Dejan Đokić: A Historian and an Author
    Mar 15 2025
    Support our work on Go Fund Me donations: https://shorturl.at/llSG5Many thanks! ❤️During our latest “Coffee With” episode, Serbian City Club had the pleasure of hosting Professor Dejan Đokić, a historian and an author. Dejan has been teaching comparative European History at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth since 2003. Before that Dejan was a professor of modern and contemporary history at Goldsmiths, University of London where, in 2009, he founded and was the first director of the Centre for the Study of the Balkans. We discussed Dejan’s book “A Concise History of Serbia” – the first single volume history of Serbia and Serbs from the Middle Ages to the present day in any language. We explored what and where is Serbia, how has the perception of the country changed, in particular in the last 50 or so years, and whether it is possible to distinguish the history of Serbia from the history of the Serbian people.We further reflected on the student protests in Serbia, the inaction of the EU when it comes to recent events in Serbia, the role and impact of the Serbian Orthodox Church, and what is the future for Serbia. We will air the full episode on Saturday at 7am UK and 8am Serbian time on our Youtube and website, and all other leading streaming services. What you will hear in this episode:(00:02:46) Where and what is Serbia?(00:10:31) Perception of Serbia (00:16:40) Surprising discoveries about Serbia and challenges during the research (00:24:49) The reception of the book in Serbia and in the region (00:29:37) Is the history of Serbia the history of Serbian people? (00:37:23) Emergence of pseudo-history and its significance (00:42:27) Student protests in Serbia and their significance (00:52:36) The role of the Serbian Orthodox Church (00:59:36) EU’s view of the situation in Serbia(01:04:27) The role of diaspora and its impact on Serbian politics (01:11:07) What is the future for Serbia? References:Dejan Djokić’s WebsiteDejan Djokić’s BooksDejan Djokić’s LinkedInConnect with us:SCC YT channelFollow us on InstagramFollow us on FBFollow us on LinkedInFollow us on XPodcast by: Natasha Kocsis Organisation: Serbian City Club Production: YourPodcastIllustration: Nemanja Ristic, email: nemanjaristic@yahoo.comAnimation of the intro/outro: Chike J.
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    1 h y 18 m
  • Coffee With Dragana Perišić: A London-Based Fashion Designer

    Coffee With Dragana Perišić: A London-Based Fashion Designer
    Mar 1 2025

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    During our latest “Coffee with” episode, Serbian City Club had the pleasure of hosting Dragana Perišić, a London-based fashion designer, as part of the 17th annual Serbian Month in the UK.

    Dragana’s career in the UK started by being scouted as a fashion model and ended up with her creating amazing designs and collections that at times sold in bulk. Dragana now owns a very cute shop in East London, and we discussed what that journey looked like - from having a dream about being a designer, trying to get an education with almost no knowledge of English, to dressing stars.

    During her career, both the UK and Serbia went through some significant changes, and we discussed how that impacted the fashion industry, including her business, and how challenging it is to build and maintain a brand. We also reflected on how life circumstances and events can impact choices and the importance of following your passions and dreams, and where they can lead you if you allow them.

    What you will hear in this episode:

    (00:01:37) Dragana’s main inspiration

    (00:06:49) From a model to a fashion designer

    (00:09:49) London College of Fashion experience and first college collection

    (00:11:21) Creative process and current inspiration

    (00:14:22) Making clothes in the shop and the studio

    (00:16:52) What happens after finishing fashion studies in the UK

    (00:18:47) First impressions of the UK and possibilities

    (00:19:18) Fashion world since Brexit

    (00:22:52) Sustainability challenge in the fashion industry

    (00:27:28) Building and maintaining a brand

    (00:30:13) The impact of pandemic on the fashion world

    (00:33:12) Advice to young self

    (00:34:36) Dreams these days

    References:

    Dragana Perišić’s Website

    Dragana Perišić’s IG

    Dragana Perišić’s LinkedIn

    Connect with us:

    ⁠SCC YT channel⁠

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    Podcast by:⁠ Natasha Kocsis ⁠Organisation:⁠Serbian City Club ⁠

    Production:⁠YourPodcast⁠

    Illustration: ⁠Nemanja Ristic⁠, email:nemanjaristic@yahoo.com

    Animation of the intro/outro:⁠Chike J.
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  • Coffee With Jovana Gospavić: Emmy Nominated Costume Designer from Serbia

    Coffee With Jovana Gospavić: Emmy Nominated Costume Designer from Serbia
    Feb 15 2025

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    During our latest “Coffee with” episode, Serbian City Club had the pleasure of hosting Jovana Gospavić, Emmy-nominated costume designer, as part of the17th annual Serbian Month in the UK.

    During the discussion we reflected on Jovana’s incredible journey which led her from starting studies in Serbia, to being twice nominated for Emmy for her work as a costume designer. We reflected on her work both in theatre and film, and discussed how she got to became the designer of British Fencing Association uniforms, and whether she ever gets starstruck.

    Jovana was reflective of how she overcame and continues to overcome challenges in the current unpredictability of the film and TV industry, and generous with advice to aspiring and emerging talent in the industry.

    We will air the full episode on Saturday February 15th at 7am UK and 8am Serbian time on our Youtube and website, and all other major streaming services.

    What you will hear in this episode:

    (00:02:05) How it all started

    (00:02:49) The inspiration

    (00:04:07) Education path from Belgrade via Antwerp and Prague to London

    (00:07:15) Emmy Nominations

    (00:08:39) Experiencing the Emmy’s

    (00:10:14) Getting starstruck

    (00:11:25) Working with Julian Moore

    (00:12:51) Creating the look for the character

    (00:13:55) A working day on the set

    (00:16:50) Comparing movie sets to theatre work

    (00:18:42) British fencing experience

    (00:22:42) First impressions of the UK

    (00:24:05) Costume design in Serbia

    (00:26:56) Managing pressure at work

    (00:29:32) Advice on studying in Serbia, the UK or anywhere else

    (00:31:08) Scholarship experience and advice

    (00:32:53) Dealing with uncertainty

    References:

    Jovana Gospavić’s website

    Jovana Gospavic IMDb

    Jovana Gospavić’s LinkedIn

    Connect with us:

    SCC YT channel

    Follow us on Instagram

    Follow us on FB

    Follow us on LinkedIn

    Follow us on X

    Podcast by: Natasha Kocsis

    Organisation:Serbian City Club

    Production:YourPodcast

    Illustration: Nemanja Ristic, email:nemanjaristic@yahoo.com
    Animation of the intro/outro: Chike J.
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  • Coffee With Maya Jordan: Unsung heros of the Serbian Community in the UK

    Coffee With Maya Jordan: Unsung heros of the Serbian Community in the UK
    Feb 1 2025
    Support our work on Go Fund Me donations: https://shorturl.at/llSG5Many thanks! ❤️During our latest “Coffee with” episode, Serbian City Club had the pleasure of hosting Maya Jordan, a pianist, as part of the 17th annual Serbian Month in the UK. During the discussion we got to hear Maya’s interesting journey from Serbia via Cyprus to the UK and about her experiences of studying in both Serbia and the UK. The main reason for speaking to Maya was to put a spotlight on one of the most active and influential members of the Serbian community in the UK. Maya is one of those unsung heroes responsible for changing the perception of Serbia for the better, and for continuously highlighting our rich and vibrant cultural heritage. During the discussion we reflected on many events Maya organised that gave our community visibility and respectability, while discussing why Serbian community does not necessarily support those great efforts. We discussed whether Serbian institutions provide any support to artists who move abroad and further explored is there a successful collaboration between artists in Serbia and those abroad. We further explored how and why the celebration of Serbian Month in the UK became such a great changer for the Serbian Community in the UK and what impact the Serbian Month catalogue had in Serbia. We will air on Saturday at 7am UK and 8am Serbian time on our Youtube and website, and all other leading streaming services. What you will hear in this episode:(00:05:37) Advice to aspiring musicians who are thinking of coming to the UK(00:08:32) Comparison of being an artist in Serbia vs Cyprus vs the UK(00:19:09) “Following Constantine the Great” and the beginning of changing perceptions of Serbia in the UK(00:24:22) Perception of artists from Serbia abroad and whether Serbian institutions provide any support (00:32:56) Serbian Month in the UK – the beginning (00:36:13) Serbian community in the UK getting together (00:38:23) Serbian Month in the UK catalogue - a game changer (00:44:39) Perception of the Serbian Month manifestation in Serbia and the rest of the world (00:47:59) How to support the Serbian Month in the UK(00:55:13) Around the Globe Music and Arts Festival (01:00:41) Support from Serbia and beyond (01:01:48) Main inspiration for all the work References:Prelude and Fugue Yugo by Mónica Cárdenas, Maya Jordan pianoSerbian Month in Great Britain 2025 CatalogueAround the Globe Music & Arts FestivalConnect with us:SCC YT channelFollow us on InstagramFollow us on FBFollow us on LinkedInFollow us on XPodcast author : Natasha Kocsis Organisation: Serbian City Club Production: YourPodcastIllustration: Nemanja Ristic, email: nemanjaristic@yahoo.comAnimation of the intro/outro: Chike J.
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  • Coffee With Žarko Trebješanin: Empatija u današnjem sistemu vrednosti

    Coffee With Žarko Trebješanin: Empatija u današnjem sistemu vrednosti
    Jan 15 2025

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    Veliko hvala! ❤️

    U najnovijoj epizodi podkasta „Na kafi sa“ Srpskog siti kluba ugostili smo Žarka Trebješanina, psihologa kako bi analizirali zašto je apatija sveprisutnija a nasilje u porastu, i u kom pravcu mi kao društvo idemo. Sagledali smo čemu služe zakoni ako se ne poštuju, kako masovni mediji i rijaliti programi utiču na sistem vrednosti, i gde se generiše nasilje koje se često adekvatno ne sankcioniše.

    Diskutovali smo o tome da li smo kao društvo izgubili mogućnost empatije pored brojnih tragedija u poslednjih par godina, zašto je sve manje društveno odgovornog ponašanja a sve veći broj vršnjačkog nasilja među mladima, i koja je važnost emocionalne inteligencije u tom kontekstu.

    Sa Žarkom smo dodatno razmotrili kakve posledice su krize i šokovi proteklih 30 godina ostavile kako na društvo tako i na pojedince, zašto je sve veći broj mladih ljudi koji se u Srbiji susreće sa depresijom i anksioznošću, i koliko je važna mentalna higijena.

    Šta ćete čuti u ovoj epizodi:
    (00:06:50) Zašto je važna emocionalna inteligencija
    (00:14:26) Kako se neguje empatija i kako može da se spreči nasilje
    (00:17:10) Koja je uloga vlasti u sprečavanju nasilja u društvu
    (00:25:01) Kako rijaliti programi utiču na sistem vrednosti u društvu
    (00:31:25) Kako naše društvo reaguje kada neko traži psihološku pomoć
    (00:39:52) Zašto su mladi pasivni i bez nade
    (00:43:37) Kako prošlost utiče na sadašnjost
    (00:50:07) Čemu služe zakoni

    Linkovi ka referencama:
    Više o Žarku
    Žarkov LinkedIn

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    Autor podkasta:⁠⁠⁠ Natasha Kocsis ⁠⁠⁠
    Organizacija: ⁠⁠⁠Serbian City Club⁠⁠⁠
    Produkcija: ⁠⁠⁠YourPodcast⁠⁠⁠
    Ilustracija: ⁠⁠⁠Nemanja Ristic⁠⁠⁠, email: nemanjaristic@yahoo.com
    Animacije špice: ⁠⁠⁠Chike J.
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    55 m
  • Coffee With Danica Dasha Ilić: Manjak etike i integriteta u novinarstvu

    Coffee With Danica Dasha Ilić: Manjak etike i integriteta u novinarstvu
    Jan 1 2025
    Go Fund Me donacija: ⁠⁠⁠https://shorturl.at/llSG5⁠⁠⁠Veliko hvala! ❤️ U najnovijoj epizodi podkasta „Na kafi sa“ Srpskog siti kluba ugostili smo novinarku Danicu Dašu Ilić kako bi analizirali trenutno stanje medija u Srbiji, problematične uređivačke politike pojedinih medijskih kuća, i sagledali uticaj medijske nepismenosti na pojedince i društvo. Diskutujući predsedničke izbore u SAD-u, Brexit u UK-u i aktuelne studentske proteste u Srbiji, osvrnuli smo se na manjak etike i integriteta u novinarstvu danas. Kao i zašto je ugled pojedinih medijskih kuća, kao što su BBC i B92 sve diskutabilniji. Sagledali smo važnost lokalnih medija, uzimajući u obzir njihovu ugroženost zbog pritiska sa raznih strana, kao i koliko je izazovno biti novinar danas kada se skoro pa potpuno izgubio zdrav i kritički pristup prema informacijama od značaja. Sa Dašom smo dodatno razmotrili uticaj digitalizacije na sve vidove komunikacije i zašto smo kao društvo izgubili mogućnost da razumemo stavove onih koji ne razmišljaju kao mi. Na kraju smo razmotrili ima li slobode medija, šta zapravo znači biti novinar, i koliko je teško uskladiti emocije kada se živi u inostranstvu. Šta ćete čuti u ovoj epizodi:Čas medijske pismenosti i etike(00:03:55) Kako se nekada učilo novinarstvo(00:10:40) Kako je izgledala „prava“ B92 i kako je došlo do pada profesionalizma i kvaliteta medija u Srbiji (00:16:15) Globalni trend polarizacije medija(00:18:52) Ukazivanje na (ne)slobodu medija i za koliko mesta je Srbija pala na rang listi reportera bez granica(00:23:15) Koja je uloga i uticaj medijske (ne)pismenosti(00:29:03) Koliko su važni lokalni mediji i koji su njihovi izazovi(00:35:03) Savet mladim novinarima kako biti novinar(00:45:05) Kakvo je poverenje u medije u Velikoj Britaniji(00:57:17) Trend indiviualizacije u novinarstvu i proizvodnji sadržaja Linkovi ka referencama:Dušan Mašić Talasanje Srbije (Knjiga o Radiju B92)Dashin LinkedIn Povežite se sa nama:⁠⁠⁠SCC YT Kanal ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Zapratite nas na Instagramu⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Zapratite nas na FB⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Zapratite nas na LinkedIn-u⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Zapratite nas na X-u⁠⁠⁠ Autor podkasta:⁠⁠⁠ Natasha Kocsis ⁠⁠⁠Organizacija: ⁠⁠⁠Serbian City Club⁠⁠⁠Produkcija: ⁠⁠⁠YourPodcast⁠⁠⁠Ilustracija: ⁠⁠⁠Nemanja Ristic⁠⁠⁠, email: nemanjaristic@yahoo.comAnimacije špice: ⁠⁠⁠Chike J.
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  • Coffee With Ivana Bajić Hajduković: Majke emigranata iz Beograda devedesetih

    Coffee With Ivana Bajić Hajduković: Majke emigranata iz Beograda devedesetih
    Dec 15 2024
    Go Fund Me donacija: ⁠⁠⁠https://shorturl.at/llSG5⁠⁠⁠Veliko hvala! ❤️ U novom serijalu podkasta „Na kafi sa“ Srpskog siti kluba ugostili smo Ivanu Bajić Hajduković kako bi sa njom razgovarali o njenoj knjizi “Može li se pobeći od tuge? Majke emigranata iz Beograda devedesetih”, u izdanju Imprimatur, koja oslikava intimnost porodičnih odnosa trajno obeleženih masovnom emigracijom zbog rata i kriza tokom devedesetih godina XX veka.Ivana je pristupila temi emigracije iz potpuno drugog ugla – sagledavajući iskustva onih koji su ostali, i kakav je trag odlaska devedesetih ostavio ne samo na te porodice već i na čitavo društvo.Sa Ivanom smo dodatno razmotrili kako emigracija i nova okruženja utiču na porodične veze, kao i kako čin slanja hrane deci u inostranstvu postaje potvrda uspomene na njihov identitet. Uživajte, a ako uspete – pročitajte ovu veoma važnu i značajnu knjigu! Šta ćete čuti u ovoj epizodi:(00:06:35) Uticaj emigracije na porodice koje su ostale iza njih(00:11:04) Kako je izgledala komunikacija devedesetih bez društvenih mreža i tehnologije(00:18:08) Kako su se razlikovali odnosi braća i sestara onih koji su otišli u odnosu na one koji su ostali(00:22:14) Koje su posledice masovnih emigracija devedesetih na društvo danas(00:37:24) Kako i zašto je hrana postala izuzetno važan segment neverbalne komunikacije(00:44:16) Kako je zavist okoline uticala na porodice onih koji su ostali(00:48:08) Šta se desilo sa identitetom majke u društvu(00:50:16) Kako je okolina u inostranstvu uticala na emigrante i na njihov identitet i osećaj pripadnosti Linkovi ka referencima:⁠⁠⁠Ivanina knjiga “Može li se pobeći od tuge? Majke emigranata iz Beograda devedesetih”⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Više o Ivani ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Ivanin LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠ Povežite se sa nama:⁠⁠⁠SCC YT Kanal ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Zapratite nas na Instagramu⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Zapratite nas na FB⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Zapratite nas na LinkedIn-u⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Zapratite nas na X-u⁠⁠⁠ Autor podkasta:⁠⁠⁠ Natasha Kocsis ⁠⁠⁠Organizacija: ⁠⁠⁠Serbian City Club⁠⁠⁠Produkcija: ⁠⁠⁠YourPodcast⁠⁠⁠Ilustracija: ⁠⁠⁠Nemanja Ristic⁠⁠⁠, email: nemanjaristic@yahoo.comAnimacije špice: ⁠⁠⁠Chike J.
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