Podcast as a Therapy on Motivation, Subjective Happiness and Quality of Life among Young Adults

Abstract

The contemporary landscape of media consumption has seen a remarkable surge in the popularity of podcasts. These audio-based platforms have emerged as dynamic vehicles for the dissemination of informative and engaging content across diverse audiences. This research undertakes a comprehensive exploration into the potential ramifications of motivation derived from podcast listening on the augmentation of subjective happiness and the enhancement of overall quality of life. The study's primary objective is to scrutinize the intricate interplay between motivational factors and their impact on individuals' subjective happiness and quality of life . This study has been done on 160 sample size among which 80 are podcast listeners and 80 are non- listeners. Through a meticulous analysis of patterns in podcast consumption, coupled with a profound investigation into the ensuing psychological outcomes, this research aims to shed light on the significance of motivational triggers in influencing individuals' subjective happiness and the holistic assessment of their own lives. The analysis showed the positive relationship between motivation and its influence on subjective happiness and quality of life among podcasts listeners. By discerning the linkages between podcast motivation and positive psychological states, this study endeavours to provide insights that could contribute to designing interventions aimed at fostering greater well-being and enriching the overall quality of life for individuals who engage with podcast content.