Topic:
Hook-up Culture
Who?:
Caitlin Baker, Martyna Smoniewska, Delfina Kulakovska
What?:
Podcast & article
-Podcast
(Fri 17th Nov)
Guest: Barbara - 'Relate Nottingham'
Recording: all of us
Editing: Martyna and Delfina
-Article
Writing: Caitlin
Guest response:
Talking points:
1.Guest introduction
Can you please tell us and our listeners a bit about yourself?
What does ‘Relate Nottingham’ aim to do?
In your experience, have you ever seen any effects of hook-up culture?
Were they mainly negative or positive?
Do you have a personal opinion on hook-up culture?
2.Psychological effects
According to the American Psychological Association, a survey of 1,468 undergraduate students found that 82.6% reported negative mental and emotional consequences including embarrassment, loss of respect, and difficulties with maintaining steady relationships.
In another study from the American Psychological Association, 394 young adults with more depressive symptoms and greater feelings of loneliness who engaged in penetrative sex hook-ups subsequently reported a reduction in both depressive symptoms and feelings of loneliness
Do you think women and men have different emotional approach to hook-ups?
3.Physical effects
The American Psychological Association state that despite the prevalence of positive feelings, hook-ups can include negative outcomes, such as psychological injury, sexual violence, sexually transmitted infections and unintended pregnancy.
When hooking up avoiding and avoiding barrier contraception, risk of gaining an STI rises by 30% (according to STDcheck.com)
And risk of pregnancy under the same circumstances is 20% (according to self.com)
Do you think men and women worry equally about the physical consequences?
Script:
Intro: (without guest)
M: Hello, welcome to another podcast from ‘Girl vs Society’. I’m Martyna.
C: I’m Caitlin
D: And I’m Delfina
M: Today we’ll be discussing hook-up culture
C: We’ll be touching on topics such as the psychological and mental effects of …...hookup culture and their positive or negative consequences.
Intro: (with guest)
M: So today we’re joined by a special guest from ‘Relate Nottingham’, welcome Barbara! how are you doing?
Outro: (with guest)
M: Thank you so much Barbara for coming in!
C: Thank you for listening
D: We hope you’ve enjoyed
M, C & D: Byeeee
Outro: (Without guest)
M: We hope you enjoyed this podcast from ‘Girl vs Society’
C: Be sure to check out ‘Relate Nottingham’ on Instagram @relate notts to keep up to date with their work
D: And don’t forget to follow us on Instagram to stay updated on new projects
@D K Journalism
M: @Martyna’s truth
C: And @caitlin baker journo
M: Also be sure to check out the Neon Nottingham podcast page for more content like this!
Possible Headline:
Hook-up Culture and Its Consequences
Research:
In another study from the American Psychological Association, 394 young adults with more depressive symptoms and greater feelings of loneliness who engaged in penetrative sex hook-ups subsequently reported a reduction in both depressive symptoms and feelings of loneliness
The American Psychological Association state that despite the prevalence of positive feelings, hook-ups can include negative outcomes, such as psychological injury, sexual violence, sexually transmitted infections and unintended pregnancy.
Risk of pregnancy under the same circumstances is 20%
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