ELS Radio Station SBU

"In space, no one can hear you scream..."Things got hyped up when “Alien” first popped up into the scene in 1979. English Literature Society of Shahid Beheshti University is back with a discussion of Ridley Scott's sci/fi classic. In the first episode of our new movie-oriented series of podcasts named 'Spoiler Alert!', we are joined by Ahad Taqizadeh, to bring you a nuanced analysis of Xenomorph (The other), Ash (Artificial Intelligence), Nostromo (The vessel), and Ripley (The self); focusing on the array of intricate and profound relations they exhibit in this first installment. Nothing on earth would ever be the same again......▪️Special Guest: Ahad Taqizadeh (Adjunct Faculty, SBU)▪️Host: Javid Delghandi▪️Editor & Designer: Farid Zakeri▪️Content Supervisor: Kimiya Alidadiwith Excerpts & Music from:▫️Rosemary's Baby (1968)▫️Alien (1979)▫️Aliens (1986)

« I wanted the ideal animal to hunt… »ELS Radio proudly presents the seminal thought-provoking story from Richard Connell, “The Most Dangerous Game”. Here at the English Literature Society of Shahid Beheshti University, we believe in the power of storytelling, and today we have for you an original prototype of such recent renditions as “Squid Game” & “Battle Royale”. With the added chilliness of 'going it alone'! Now, we know how lucky Robinson Crusoe was, that there were no such creatures as General Zaroff on his island!▪️Script & Content Supervisor: Kimiya Alidadi▪️Hosts: Mobina Mohammadnia, Hadis Valivand▪️Editor & Designer: Farid Zakeri...What would you do in Rainsford's situation?1) Try to outsmart Zaroff2) Make a run for itExcerpts from:▫️2007 film by David Fincher, “Zodiac”▫️1943 CBS Radio “Suspense” episode, starring Orson Welles

ELS Radio is excited to return with an in-depth discussion of Shirley Jackson’s iconic short story, “The Lottery”. Hosted, created, and edited by English literature students of Shahid Beheshti University, this episode offers an insightful summary of the story while highlighting its powerful social critique and lasting impact. Whether you’re a literature enthusiast, a student, or simply intrigued by this unsettling classic, join us for a thought-provoking conversation on tradition, conformity, and the darker sides of human nature.Hosts: 1) Hadis Valivand 2) Mobina MohammadniaAudio Editor: Farid Zakeri Script: Mobina Mohammadnia Content Editor: Kimiya Alidadi Poster Designer: Farid Zakeri

"Upon the first page of Greek record of existence, at the beginning of time, existed nothing but the nothingness..."Tune into the first episode of "Echoes of Mythology" brought to you by the English Language and Literature Society of Students of the Shahid Beheshti University and The Union of Foreign Languages and Linguistics of Iran.In this episode, we delve into the story of creation of the world and man in the Greek Mythology, and become familiar with the creation of the Titan gods, the 12 Great Olympians, the great war of Titanomachy, and the creation of mankind.

با همکاری انجمن ادبیات فرانسه دانشگاه شهید بهشتی، به مناسبت تولد رومن گاری، نویسنده‌ی محبوب فرانسویی، مصاحبه‌ای با خانم دیداری، کارشناس ارشد مترجمی فرانسه داشتیم. خانم دیداری مترجم دو اثراز رومن گاری به نام‌های توفان (نشر چشمه) و پرندگان می‌روند در پرو می‌میرند (نشر آشیان) و دو اثر از اولیویه آدام به نام‌های بی‌پناه و گذر از زمستان (نشر چشمه) می‌باشند.

Echoes of Mythology; our monthly attribute to the most spectacular myths of ancient times. In this podcast, on the last Thursday of each month, we'll all get together for a new episode on the unique tales of Greek and Roman Mythology."Echoes of Mythology" is the collaborative podcast of the English Language and Literature Society of Students of the Shahid Beheshti University and the Union of Foreign Languages and Linguistics.

The 8th Episode of ISMUS explores Existentialism and its principles, features, prominent figures, and so much more.

In this episode of ISMUS, we will delve into Surrealism and study the most important features, characteristics, and figures of this literary school.ISMUS is the collaborative podcast of the English Language and Literature Society of Students of Shahid Beheshti University and the University of Art and Literature.

Tune into Episode 6 of ISMUS. In this episode, we will study all there is about Modernism, its features, history, great figures, and much more.ISMUS is the collaborative podcast of the English Language and Literature Society of the Shahid Beheshti University and the University of Arts and Literature.

Tune into the newest episode of A Taste of Literature, "Madness or Difference?" In this episode, your hosts, Niloofar Rezaee and Ghazal Nessari, exchange ideas on the novel "Challenger Deep" by Neal Shusterman.

The 5th episode of ISMUS, the collaborative podcast of SBU ELS and UAL, delves into Naturalism, its definitions, structures, characteristics, and more. Tune into this episode to broaden your horizons of this literary school.

Tune into our new episode of ISMUS, where we study the fundamentals, characteristics, and all there is to know about "Realism."

Tune into our third episode of A Taste of Literature, "The Beast in the Cave." In this Halloweeny episode, your hosts, Niloofar Rezaee and Ghazal Nessari, search for the worst monster out there (or right here!)

Tune in to Episode 3 of ISMUS, where we talk about Romanticism as one of the prominent literary schools in the path of the development of literature.

In this episode of ISMUS, we will talk about the first prominent literary school of literature, Classicism. Stay tuned to this episode to find more about the development, fundamentals, and key figures of this literary school. At the end of the podcast, a short excerpt from Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe will be narrated as a literary instance belonging to this literary school.

In the second episode of A Taste of Literature under the name, "The Hollowed Epiphany," your host, Niloofar Rezaee, will take a look at "Epiphany" and how it could, by defying conventions, instead of revealing "something," reveal "nothing."

Tune into episode 1 of ISMUS where we would study the progress of literary schools from the beginning of the time until the 18th century. Also, in this episode, the first act of Antigone by Sophocles is provided as a promising instance of literature in this era.

Tune into Episode 0 (the introduction episode) of ELS's newest podcast project, ISMUS, The collaborative podcast of the English Language and Literature Society of the Shahid Beheshti University and the University of Art and Literature. In ISMUS we will delve into a new "-ism" of literature every month and carefully examine all there is to know about different literary schools.

Tune into the first episode of our newest series of podcasts, "A Taste of Literature."

Untolds About PhobiaPodcast No.2: Causes of phobias_ NyctophobiaIn the second episode of "Untolds about Phobia," we elaborated on different causes of phobia and also interviewed a person who has been struggling with Nyctophobia since his childhood.Podcast, voice, and edit by Behnaz Edalatdoost of Shahid Beheshti University.