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African Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research
Vol. 7Issue 22024pp. 244–251Published 9 May 2024
DOI 10.52589/AJSSHR-GZ1GE93KShare Link
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Abstract:
In Indonesia, social media holds significant sway in the political landscape due to its broad outreach. It also serves as a tool for fostering political awareness and education. This study focuses on evaluating how 'Podcast Depan Pintu' contributes towards attaining this objective within the digital era by using qualitative means such as content analysis of podcast episodes and observing related interactions through social media channels. Analysis shows that among millennials and Gen Z listeners, ‘Podcast Depan Pintu’ has been successful in enhancing their comprehension of current affairs with respect to politics owing partly to insightful guest speakers sharing expert opinions while creating inventive ways for diving deeper into ongoing issues via active engagement across various online platforms.
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