Congratulations to you Guys! DRF is introducing the first episode of its “e-Baithak” podcast series. Please tune in for a conversation about Consent and Pleasure Online, followed by a segment on the Biggest technological mystery to ever hit humankind.

Companion for the second half of the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WYHDfJDPDc.

e-Baithak, ep. 1, Consent And Pleasure Online

In the second episode of e-biathak we unravel Cambridge Analytica and why Facebook is in so much trouble?

Can we trust Facebook and other social media companies?
Is it ethical that these companies profit from our data?
Can we upload our selfies without threatening democracy?

Listen, comment, share, subscribe--and please be nice!

e-baithak, ep. 2, Can We Trust Social Media Companies?

Your favouriate podcast is back after a super long hiatus to talk about the importance of women in ICT fields. We also argue about the fastest growing and most confusing application out there: TIKTOK.

What do you think about this month's episode? Do you think more and more women are joining ICT fields? Are you an Areeba or a Shmyla: do you think TikTok is a colossal waste of time or the window into the worldview of Gen Z?

We'd like to give a special shout out to Maria and Zinnoor for their inputs in making this podcast possible.

e-baithak, ep. 3, Where we discover #GirlsinICT Day and TikTok

This podcast is part of Digital Rights Foundation's two-part ezine on "Feminist Movements Go Online in Pakistan".
The episode is just two friends yet again talking about the criticality of the digital space. From personal experiences to shared insights, from incidents in their physical surroundings to the ones observed in the digital world, it has it all. This podcast casually unveils the power of the online world as well as the lack of it, taking you on a journey of relatable experiences and hushed conversations.

Our Contributors:
Simran and Fiha are Communication and Design students at Habib University and they are friends with each other for 3 years now. Simran is an aspiring journalist who enjoys reading, journaling, and being a rebel at heart. And, Fiha is quite interested to explore the minimalistic and conceptual side of Graphic Design, subtly critiquing on different forms of power structures in her own ways. They enjoy working together on projects that question the status quo and have been doing so for 3 years.

Digital Rights Foundation's e-Baithak

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