S3E4 - A Writing Collective

S3E4 - A Writing Collective

This week we are so pumped to bring you a fascinating discussion with Dave and Alex from Out of the Woods, a writing collective that recently published the book Hope Against Hope: Writings on Ecological Crisis. We talk about the power of collective creativity, climate crisis, narratives and stories, humanity, capitalism and disaster communism - trust us, it's epic.

Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @DisastersDecon

Rate and Review on Apple Podcasts

Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

Further information:

Out of the Woods's blog

Hope Against Hope: Writings on Ecological Crisis

Our guests:

Dave and Alex from Out of the Woods Collective (@out_woods)

Music this week from "Hello Love" by Campagna.

Det här avsnittet är hämtat från ett öppet RSS-flöde och publiceras inte av Podme. Det kan innehålla reklam.

Avsnitt(100)

S10E11 - Interdisciplinary Approaches and Hope for Disaster Studies

S10E11 - Interdisciplinary Approaches and Hope for Disaster Studies

Episode overview The Season 10 finale welcomes disaster anthropologist Susanna Hoffman, who wrote the preface to the hosts' forthcoming edited volume, Contemplating Catastrophe. Drawing on a career sp...

15 Aug 41min

S10E10 - India, Climate Fiction & Disasters

S10E10 - India, Climate Fiction & Disasters

Episode overview Episode 10 continues the season's regional focus with a conversation grounded in India and the wider Global South, bringing together a scholar of gender, trauma, and displacement and ...

15 Aug 39min

S10E9 - Discourse and Domination: Examining Gender and Vulnerability

S10E9 - Discourse and Domination: Examining Gender and Vulnerability

Episode overview Episode 9 turns to South and Southeast Asia, bringing together an early-career gender and disaster risk scholar and a senior interdisciplinary disaster governance scientist. Drawing o...

15 Aug 38min

S10E8 - The Philippines, Vietnam, and Engaged Ways of Knowing Disaster

S10E8 - The Philippines, Vietnam, and Engaged Ways of Knowing Disaster

Episode overview Episode 8 continues Season 10’s regional focus by turning to Southeast Asia, with a conversation centered on the Philippines and Vietnam. This episode brings together political sociol...

1 Jan 34min

S10E7 - Japan, Radical Thought, and the Politics of Disaster

S10E7 - Japan, Radical Thought, and the Politics of Disaster

Episode overview Episode 7 continues Season 10’s regional focus with an in-depth conversation on Japan. Drawing on political theory, radical history, and long-term engagement with disaster-affected co...

1 Jan 34min

S10E6 - Latin America, the Caribbean, and Plural Worlds of Disaster Thinking

S10E6 - Latin America, the Caribbean, and Plural Worlds of Disaster Thinking

Episode overview Episode 6 marks a shift in Season 10 from thematic conversations to regional perspectives, focusing on Latin America (and the Caribbean) as rich sites of critical disaster thinking. T...

31 Dec 202543min

S10E5 - Black Power, Black Scholarship, and Disaster Justice

S10E5 - Black Power, Black Scholarship, and Disaster Justice

Episode overview Episode 5 centers Black power and Black scholarship as foundational to understanding disasters, vulnerability, resistance, and justice. Through a wide-ranging conversation grounded in...

31 Dec 202538min

S10E4 - Anarchism, Mutual Aid, and Disaster Politics

S10E4 - Anarchism, Mutual Aid, and Disaster Politics

Episode overview Episode 4 turns to anarchism as a lens for rethinking disasters, governance, and collective action. Through a rich conversation grounded in political theory, history, and pacifism, th...

28 Dec 202538min

Populärt inom Vetenskap

p3-dystopia
dumma-manniskor
rss-mottagningen
allt-du-velat-veta
kapitalet-en-podd-om-ekonomi
rss-ronden
medicinvetarna
det-morka-psyket
rss-ufobortom-rimligt-tvivel
rss-vetenskapsradion
halsorevolutionen
bildningspodden
ufo-sverige
sexet
paranormalt-med-caroline-giertz
rss-arkeologi-historia-podden-som-graver-i-vart-kulturlandskap
dumforklarat
rss-koll-pa-socialt-arbete
rss-geopodden-2
rumtiden