Lemegyek hídba | Barnabás Turai | TEDxLibertyBridgeWomen 

Turai Barnabás sokáig újságíró-riporterként dolgozott egy hazai televíziónál, majd Izraelből tudósított Magyarországra. Jelenleg egy nemzetközi nonprofit szervezetet képvisel itthon, amely a zsidóság egyenlőségéért küzd politikai és társadalmi szinteken. Közben a karantén magányában a közösségi médiában indított Síkidegvagyok oldala hamar a magyar humor online közösségének egyik központi felületévé vált. Azóta Barna a podcast és a szatirikus beszélgetős műsor műfajában is népszerű előadó lett. Barnabás egyszerre a végletek és a hidak embere. A humor és a diplomácia eszközeivel mutatja meg, mennyire sokszínűek vagyunk. Az előadás 2021. december 2-án hangzott el. | Barnabás Turai worked as a television reporter and journalist in Hungary for a long time, then as a reporter based in Israel. Currently he represents an international NGO in Hungary that fights for the equality of Jewish people both on a political and social level. During his lonely lockdown days, he launched his social media page called 'Síkidegvagyok' that has quickly become popular in the online community of Hungarian humour. Since then, he has also launched a podcast and an online satirical talk show, both very popular nationwide. Barna is a man of extremes and bridges at the same time. He uses the tools of humour and diplomacy on these platforms to show us how diverse we are. This talk was given on December 2, 2021. Barnabás Turai worked as a television reporter and journalist in Hungary for a long time, then as a reporter based in Israel. Currently he represents an international NGO in Hungary that fights for the equality of Jewish people both on a political and social level. During his lonely lockdown days, he launched his social media page called 'Síkidegvagyok' that has quickly become popular in the online community of Hungarian humour. Since then, he has also launched a podcast and an online satirical talk show, both very popular nationwide. Barnabás is a man of extremes and bridges at the same time. He uses the tools of humour and diplomacy on these platforms to show us how diverse we are. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx