5. Hiddo Dhawr: Singing Love in(to) Somaliland, by Christina Woolner
Opened in 2014, Hiddo Dhawr is Somaliland’s first and only live music venue to operate since the 1988 civil war, which decimated the capital Hargeysa, and displaced the artistic community. In this ep...
29 Huhti 201623min
4. An Interview with Anna Tsing, by Corinna Howland and Christina Woolner
Anna Tsing visited our department to give the Marilyn Strathern lecture for CUSAS in 2015. Corinna Howland took the opportunity to sit down with her to discuss her classic book Friction: An Ethnograph...
4 Maalis 201618min
3. Treating English Handicaps: Spoken English Training Centres in Bangalore, by Sazana Jayadeva
Since the liberalisation of the Indian economy in the early 1990s, an entire industry of commercial English language training centres has emerged, offering spoken English classes for adults. In this e...
19 Helmi 201612min
2. Save the Date, by Patrick O’Hare
Patrick O’Hare is a PhD student in social anthropology researching waste-pickers, the landfill economy and the recycling industry in Montevideo, Uruguay. In this podcast he visits Save the Date in Lon...
5 Helmi 201619min
1. Gogo Breeze and Radio Kinship, by Harri Englund
Gogo Breeze, a popular radio personality in Zambia's Eastern Province, styles himself as his listeners' grandfather and attends to them through a variety of radio programmes. In this podcast, Cambridg...
22 Tammi 201614min
Camthropod Introduction
Camthropod, the Cambridge Anthropology Podcast. Camthropod is produced by a collective of staff and students from the Cambridge Division of Social Anthropology. We aim to broadcast it fortnightly du...
15 Tammi 20161min
