Sana Khadar

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1,561 appearances 21 recordings 5 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 14 Aug

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All In The Mind · Dark tourism, selfies and moral outrage · 7 Aug 2026 podcast

Yes. voice-verified

Wide variety of reasons. voice-verified

But I think if someone ends up at Auschwitz, they've made a pretty concerted decision to go there. voice-verified

They haven't stumbled upon Auschwitz and thought, let's see what food's cooking here. voice-verified

Right. voice-verified

And do you think it matters that some people might end up somewhere like Auschwitz just because they saw it on a top five things to do in Krakow list versus someone who's going there to bear witness to what happened there? voice-verified

Is there an ethical component to the motivations that we should think about? voice-verified

This issue of disrespect and disrespectful behavior that Craig just mentioned, let's focus on that for a moment. voice-verified

Because when you add social media to dark tourism, people start acting in all sorts of questionable ways, especially if they're trying to get the perfect selfie. voice-verified

Yeah, from concentration camps to Chernobyl, plenty of people have no qualms about snapping selfies at these sites and posting them on social media. voice-verified

And in 2017, German-Israeli comedian Shahak Shapira was fed up with the number of people snapping selfies at the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin. voice-verified

So he launched a project called YoloCost to kind of shame these people. voice-verified

And so Craig wanted to do a study following up on this and find out what members of the general public thought. voice-verified

Like, are all selfies at Holocaust sites offensive? voice-verified

Or does it depend on context? voice-verified

To figure that out, he went to the home of the selfie, Instagram, and scoured the platform for photos taken at places like Auschwitz or the Berlin Memorial. voice-verified

And he analysed the comments that were left under those photos. voice-verified

He found that context matters a lot. voice-verified

Okay, so is it the case, like, if it's just a straight-up selfie, that might not be so bad, but, like, if you're posing like you're in a fashion shoot kind of thing, or, you know, like, what makes a selfie not disrespectful on these sites? voice-verified

But for those who do know where they are, maybe it's an age thing, but I still struggle to understand why anyone would be compelled to take a selfie in the first place, especially at a place like Auschwitz. voice-verified

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