بهترین پادکست های Conversation Piece (2024)

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Dianne Whelan: 7 Lessons From Travelling the Trans Canada Trail 11:44

2d ago11:44

11:44

487 trails, part of the Trans Canada Trail, can tell an important story about Canada, its history and its people. Dianne Whelan is a filmmaker, photographer, author, and public speaker. She spoke at The Walrus Talks Nature on March 19, 2024. This episode of The Conversation Piece features content from Manulife presents The Walrus Talks Nature, supp…

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Mike Lee (Mike Lee Productions, delivering moments, building your own brand) 58:46

5d ago58:46

58:46

On this week’s episode of Conversation Piece, Mike Lee steps out from behind the camera to talk about his journey from Chicago to Indy to entrepreneurship. Mike shares about the first time he picked up a camera, his love for the post-production process, and when he knew it was time to pivot towards being a full-time creator and entrepreneur. He als…

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#17 Lieblingsstück und Queerschnitte mit Anna Menecia Antenete Hambira, Modedesignerin 41:05

3d ago41:05

41:05

Jeder Schrank ist eine Kollektion an Figurationen von uns selbst. Unsere Kleidung darin entspricht Normen, bietet aber auch Möglichkeiten, diese zu durchbrechen und quer zu lesen. Durch sie können wir uns differenzieren, genauso wie vielseitig vernetzen. Mode ist geprägt durch Konsumvorgaben und Fremdbestimmung, kann aber auch als Vehikel zur Selbs…

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Carolynne Crawley: My Relations 10:25

9d ago10:25

10:25

Indigenous people’s relationship to land forms an “ontological belonging.” Their spiritual beliefs connect them to the land and to all things of nature. Carolynne Crawley is the founder of Msit No’kmaq, co-founder of Turtle Protectors, and a Forest Therapy Guide. She spoke at The Walrus Talks Nature on March 19, 2024. This episode of The Conversati…

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Tasha Jun (Tell Me the Dream Again, writing honestly, 'Asian enough') 51:32

12d ago51:32

51:32

On this week’s episode, Tasha Jun joins the show to talk about what it means to write honestly about the most intimate parts of ourselves. Tasha shares her childhood of significant moves, from the U.S. to Tokyo to California to Indiana, the rejection and reclamation of her ethnic identity, and how she captured it all in her debut memoir Tell Me the…

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Ambika Tenneti: Newcomers Access to Nature is Vital 10:58

16d ago10:58

10:58

Racialized immigrants face barriers that restrict their access to nature. Access to public spaces for new immigrants encourages participation in society and the potential to build Canadian pride. Ambika Tenneti is an Environmentalist and PhD Candidate in Daniels Forestry at the University of Toronto. She spoke at The Walrus Talks Nature on March 19…

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Jennifer Magley (The Basketball League, asking for what you need, a place where everybody knows your name) 49:16

19d ago49:16

49:16

On this week’s episode of Conversation Piece, Chief Brand Officer for The Basketball League (TBL) Jennifer Magley joins the show to talk about going after what you want and how we all want a place where everyone knows their name. She shares her journey from pro tennis player to coach to corporate, going viral after being laid off, and how community…

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Iraz Soyalp: Why We Need Equitable Access to Nature 9:02

23d ago9:02

9:02

Environmental health should also consider inequality in the areas of housing, economics, food, education. Iraz Soyalp, PhD, is the Director of Social Impact, Private Markets for Manulife Investment Management. She spoke at The Walrus Talks Nature on March 19, 2024. This episode of The Conversation Piece features content from Manulife presents The W…

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Demel Bolden (The DRVN Way, finding your passion, overcoming adversity) 49:13

26d ago49:13

49:13

On this week’s episode of Conversation Piece, Demel Bolden, a multifaceted creator and founder of DRVN LLC, joins the show to talk about overcoming adversity and taking life head on. Demel shares about the traumatic experience that shaped his early life, the origins of his passion for visual storytelling, and his first viral moment. He also breaks …

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Dr. Melissa Lem: The Prescription calls for Nature 9:49

30d ago9:49

9:49

Some doctors consider nature time to be “The fourth Pillar of Health”. It can have a positive effect on mood, physical ability and even mental wellness. Dr. Melissa Lem is the director of PaRx (Parks Prescriptions), an initiative of the BC Parks Foundation, and a family physician. She spoke at The Walrus Talks Nature on March 19, 2024. This episode…

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Ella Ashwill (the ERA, equity for artists, building bridges) 55:01

1M ago55:01

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On this week’s episode of Conversation Piece, Ella Ashwill, CEO and founder of the ERA, joins the show to talk about equitable artist representation, how to get it, and where we're at now. Ella shares her journey from Indiana to California and back and how the numerous roles she's played throughout her career have helped inform her approach to her …

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Sean Kheraj: Canadians' Troubled History with Oil Pipelines 9:15

1M ago9:15

9:15

How we interact with nature changes over time. Canada has a long and rocky history with pipelines. The opposition has taken different forms. Understanding the nuances can tell us a lot about environmental concerns over long periods of time. Sean Kheraj is the Associate Professor in the Department of History, Vice-Provost, Academic at Toronto Metrop…

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Anthony Murdock II (Storytelling as Liberation, Systemic Disruption, Self Healing) 56:24

1M ago56:24

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On this week’s episode, the one and only Anthony Murdock II joins the show to talk about the journey of finding wholeness within ourselves. Murdock talks about resisting whiteness through discovering identity, the way language helps us give life to our experiences, and how liberation is at the root of all our stories. He also shares how the lives o…

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Marlaine Koehler: Civic Engagement Builds Our Access to Nature 9:46

1M ago9:46

9:46

There is a diversity in trails and their uses. They are a meeting place for communities. They promote an appreciation for the environment. They promote physical and mental health, while also serving as a catalyst for ecological health, community renewal and economic vitality. Marlaine Koehler is the Executive Director of the Waterfront Regeneration…

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Greg Buck (Push Prep, Community for Indianapolis creators, Building together) 40:13

2M ago40:13

40:13

On this week’s episode, multimedia mastermind and CEO of Push Prep Greg Buck joins the show to talk about the work he’s been doing in the city and the things we can achieve when we come together as a creative community. Greg shares growing up in the city after moving from Michigan, his basketball career, and how he got started in photography. He al…

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Nick Saul: The Magic of Sharing Food in Your Community 9:55

2M ago9:55

9:55

Four million people living in Canada are food insecure. Nick Saul—food and social justice activist and president and CEO of Community Food Centres Canada—explores the importance of pushing for systemic change through political engagement and grassroots initiatives on the journey to improving food security. Nick Saul spoke at The Walrus Talks Living…

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Casey Harrison (Polished Communications, Entrepreneurship, Equity) 46:43

2M ago46:43

46:43

On this week’s episode, Polished Communications CEO and President Casey Harrison joins the show to talk all things entrepreneurship! Casey shares about when she first fell in love with communications, her journey into the small business world, and how her core values permeate both her personal and professional lives. We also discuss the unknown acc…

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317 Day with 4200Kory presented by Nap or Nothing 39:45

2M ago39:45

39:45

On this week’s episode of Conversation Piece, we're dropping a little bit early for the holiday! That's right, it's 317 Day here in Indianapolis and we are joined by the young legend himself, Mr. How You What, 4200Kory. Kory talks about growing up on the far east side of Indianapolis, what led him to music in the first place, and the love he saw fr…

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Jessica Ching: Trust Patients, Trust Women 9:21

2M ago9:21

9:21

A commitment to innovation is important in every field, but perhaps none more so than health care. Jessica Ching—co-founder and CEO of Eve Medical—highlights the importance of advocating for patient involvement and cultural shifts in the advancement of health care technologies. Jessica Ching spoke at The Walrus Talks Health in Ottawa, Ontario, on N…

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Adoption Unfiltered (Sara Easterly, Kelsey Vander Vliet Ranyard, and Lori Holden) 1:07:28

2M ago1:07:28

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On this week’s episode of Conversation Piece, Sara Easterly, Kelsey Vander Vliet Ranyard, and Lori Holden join the show to talk about their new book Adoption Unfiltered: Revelations from Adoptees, Birth Parents, Adoptive Parents and Allies. They share about their respective relationships with adoption, how they all came together, and what it means …

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Leah Burns (It's an honor just to be Asian, Navigating Faith and Identity) 1:27:18

2M ago1:27:18

1:27:18

On this week’s episode of Conversation Piece, former guest and good friend Leah Burns joins the show to laugh it up while diving deep into a whole mess of things. Leah shares more of her personal journey growing up in Central Arkansas, the ongoing navigation of her faith, and questioning if it really is an honor to be Asian (spoiler alert: it is!).…

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Jason Poon & Jeff Wu (NO CLOUDS IN MY SUMMER, Asian American filmmaking) 59:45

3M ago59:45

59:45

On this week’s episode of Conversation Piece, film directors Jason Poon and Jeff Wu join the show to talk about their latest project, NO CLOUDS IN MY SUMMER, a surreal romantic drama that non-linearly explores a young man’s introspection after a breakup. Jason and Jeff share their experience working together, their origins in filmmaking, and how th…

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Highighting Indianapolis’ Culinary Community with EatHere (LIVE @ All Star Weekend) 48:29

3M ago48:29

48:29

IT'S A BONUS EPISODE! On this very special episode of Conversation Piece, Patrick posts up at the Circle Centre Mall in downtown Indianapolis at The Intersection, part of the NBA All Star weekend where food and fashion come together in a showcase of who's who and what's what in Naptown, curated by EatHere and Cargo Streetwear. First, Patrick talks …

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Skypp (Sorry 4 My Trauma, Naptown Hiphop, Therapy) 53:25

3M ago53:25

53:25

It’s NBA All Star Month in Indianapolis! On this week’s episode, one of Naptown’s hiphop staples Skypp joins the show to educate us on Indianapolis’ past and present hiphop scene and where we could go from here. Skypp shares his early beginnings, from writing rhymes in middle school to standing on set with legends in high school to continually risi…

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Sampson Levingston (Through2Eyes Walk & Talk Tours, Black History, Indiana History) 52:35

3M ago52:35

52:35

It’s NBA All Star Week in Indianapolis! On this week’s episode, the Walk and Talk legend himself Sampson Levingston joins the show to school us on how you can’t find a moment in Indiana’s history without Black people in it. Sampson talks about his journey from playing football at Indiana State to starting his Through2Eyes blog where he could share …

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Olivia West (NBA All-Star, Indianapolis, You're the Real All Star) 49:45

3M ago49:45

49:45

It’s NBA All Star Month in Indianapolis! On this week’s episode, the best host in the game Olivia West joins the show to get us hyped for everything going on in the city these next few weeks. Olivia talks about her upbringing in LaPorte running the 4H circuit and hooping, the pivotal moment at Purdue that set her on her current path, and becoming o…

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Out of Place: The Lives of Korean Adoptee Immigrants with SunAh Laybourn 43:49

4M ago43:49

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On this week's episode, good friend Dr. SunAh Laybourn joins the show to talk about her new book Out of Place: The Lives of Korean Adoptee Immigrants. Dr. Laybourn shares how the book developed over the past seven years, what it means to challenge our own identities as Korean adoptees and as immigrants, and the importance of building upon the schol…

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Paulette Senior: Gender-Based Violence Is Not an Exceptional Experience 10:38

4M ago10:38

10:38

There is a gap between our anti-violence values and our competence and confidence to play an anti-violence role in real life, but Paulette Senior is determined to close it. Paulette is the CEO and President of the Canadian Women’s Foundation. She explains how confronting biases around gender-based violence is critical for supporting survivors and o…

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Becoming the authors of our own stories with Mindy Stern 1:14:07

4M ago1:14:07

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On this week’s episode, screenwriter and personal essayist Mindy Stern joins us to talk about her experience as a domestic, same-race adoptee. Mindy shares about her early thoughts and feelings about adoption, how those feelings evolved very quickly, and the written journals that would come about because of it all. She also expands upon her journey…

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Fay Slift and Fluffy Soufflé: Empowering Children to Be Proud of Who They Are 12:31

4M ago12:31

12:31

Many 2SLGBTQI+ people face abuse and harassment, often at a young age, but JP Kane and Kaleb Robertson imagine a safer, less prejudiced world for all. JP Kane (Fay Slift) and Kaleb Robertson (Fluffy Soufflé) are storytellers and the stars of The Fabulous Show with Fay and Fluffy. They explore the violence faced by the 2SLGBTQI+ community and highli…

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Monstrous: A Transracial Adoption Story with Sarah Myer 1:18:46

4M ago1:18:46

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On this week’s episode of Conversation Piece, comics artist and author Sarah Myer joins the show to talk about their graphic novel Monstrous: A Transracial Adoption Story! We talk about the process of crafting such an intimate, imaginative telling of their early journey, from their love of The Little Mermaid and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as a ch…

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Angela Sterritt: Believe Indigenous Peoples' Stories 11:38

4M ago11:38

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Despite making up only 4% of the female population in Canada, Indigenous women are murdered or missing at much higher rates than any other population. Angela Sterritt is the national bestselling Author of Unbroken. She examines how stereotypes dehumanize Indigenous people and how changing the narrative empowers change. Angela spoke at The Walrus Ta…

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Three core moments of my journey as an Asian American adoptee 38:11

4M ago38:11

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On this week’s episode, Patrick takes a deep dive into three core memories of his journey: one great, two not so great. He talks about how these things became foundational in how he understands himself today and how he understands + contextualizes his past experience. He also discusses how these things tie together to form the sacred timeline of hi…

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Shree Paradkar: You Cannot Silence Journalists with Abuse 12:06

5M ago12:06

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There has been a marked increase in the abuse and harassment of journalists, especially journalists who are women of colour. Shree Paradkar is a Columnist and Internal Ombud at the Toronto Star. She examines the myriad impacts of this abuse, not only on journalists, but on the media landscape and society at large. Shree spoke at The Walrus Talks Ge…

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The act of adoption is inherently uncomfortable and other stuff 25:41

5M ago25:41

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On this week’s episode, Patrick rings in the new year with a solo conversation about the adoptee experience, specifically, our comfort — and discomfort — with the conversations around adoption. He talks about the inherent discomfort that permeates the act of adoption and the dynamic between the stories we, as adoptees, want to tell and the stories …

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Holiday Spectacular + Best of 2023 Special! 2:02:15

5M ago2:02:15

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On this week’s episode, it’s the Holiday Spectacular + Best of 2023 Special with my (Patrick’s) very dear friends Leah Burns and Erik Kemp ✨ Leah and Erik join the show to close out 2023 the right way: by talking about the difference between basements and storm shelters! They also answer some get-to-know-you questions and help Patrick celebrate the…

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Anuradha Dugal: The Gender Gap in Emergency Planning 9:56

5M ago9:56

9:56

There is a gap in our emergency planning when it comes to intimate partner violence. Anuradha Dugal wants to change that. Anuradha is the Vice President of Community Initiatives at the Canadian Women’s Foundation. She examines the consequences of not shockproofing our emergency planning against intimate partner violence. Anuradha spoke at The Walru…

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Origins, parenthood, and everything in-between with Emily Armstrong 1:06:59

5M ago1:06:59

1:06:59

On this week’s episode, we’re joined by a very special guest, Patrick’s wife Emily Armstrong! Emily comes on the show to talk about Emily + Patrick’s origin story, their NYC baby-moon, and talk about their upcoming (or ongoing?!) parenthood journey. They also answer some get-to-know-you questions and dive into some questions from you, the audience …

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Jake Stika: The Papercuts of Patriarchy 8:10

5M ago8:10

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Patriarchal structures are bad for women and gender-diverse people, but are they also damaging to men? Jake Stika is the Executive Director and Co-founder of Next Gen Men. He examines the negative consequences of a patriarchal society on men and explores how men who feel less pain will do less harm. Jake spoke at The Walrus Talks Gender-Based Viole…

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The systemic issues at the root of our stories with Brittany Means 44:29

5M ago44:29

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On this week’s episode of Conversation Piece, author Brittany Means joins the show to talk about resisting dominant narratives and the ways systemic issues influence our stories, particularly their origins. Brittany shares her ongoing journey to stay present, how dominant narratives like resiliency can lead us down the wrong paths, and how these di…

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Pamela Cross: The Unintended Consequences of Criminalizing Intimate Partner Violence 10:15

5M ago10:15

10:15

Canadian criminal law is changing in response to intimate partner violence, but is it changing for the better? Pamela Cross is the Advocacy Director at Luke’s Place. She examines the consequences of criminalizing intimate partner violence and emphasizes the importance of policy that prioritizes victims rather than their abusers. Pamela spoke at The…

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Three things to think about regarding adoptee identity: a solo episode 32:49

6M ago32:49

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On this week’s episode of Conversation Piece, Patrick does a deep dive into three things we should all consider regarding the adoptee identity: some people claim it and some don't, adoption + our experiences affect us every single day, and 'adoptee' as an identity is still not validated by the general public. Then, he talks about what you can expec…

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#16 Notes from the Journey into The New Virtual mit Matthias Moroder, Jerome Becker (MAGAZIN) 57:34

6M ago57:34

57:34

Der Wiener Ausstellungsraum MAGAZIN präsentiert seit 2018 zahlreiche lokale und internationale Positionen aus der zeitgenössischen Architektur. Gemeinsam mit Marlies Wirth, Kuratorin MAK, sprachen Matthias Moroder und Jerome Becker über künstlerische und architektonische Handlungsmöglichkeiten im virtuellen Raum. Als Conversation Piece diente die V…

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The burden of responsibility + the end of November 38:51

6M ago38:51

38:51

On this week’s episode of Conversation Piece, Patrick closes National Adoptee Awareness Month with a solo conversation about the burden of responsibility we feel regarding managing other people's feelings at the expense of our own. (Hint, hint: it's an illusion!) He also gives a recap of the November episode slate and talks about what to expect for…

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#15 "Rassismus im Wohnzimmer" mit der Historikerin und Autorin Vanessa Spanbauer 32:05

6M ago32:05

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„Schwarze Körper werden seit Jahrhunderten als Objekte wahrgenommen. Objekte, die abgewertet, sexualisiert und ständig gezeigt werden. Nacktheit ist ein Element, mit dem Schwarze Menschen als ‚andersʻ markiert werden sollen. Das Zeigen von Abbildungen Schwarzer Körper passiert auch durch Alltagsgegenstände, welche ihren Einzug in österreichische Wo…

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Lillian Barkes: National Adoptee Awareness Month 47:04

6M ago47:04

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November is National Adoption / Adoptee Awareness Month. For too long, adoptee voices have not been centered in conversations about adoption and that has led to a one-sided narrative dominated by adoptive parents and adoption agencies. That’s been changing, and this month, we’re joining the chorus of adoptees who have been sharing their stories by …

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Navneet Alang: AI in Debate 9:48

6M ago9:48

9:48

What is intelligence? Does it require ethical research, group think, or just a well-programmed code? Today, intelligence has an added layer of data and computing power, and AI, a still-emerging technology, poses both opportunities and risks. Toronto Star tech journalist, Navneet Alang, talks about AI’s narrative of progress, its limits, and the nee…

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#14 Verflochtene Körper mit Kulturanalytikerin Jules Sturm 19:08

6M ago19:08

19:08

Sonja Bäumels Installation Entangled Relations—Animated Bodies erforscht die lebenswichtigen Beziehungen, Verbindungen und Verflechtungen zwischen unseren Körpern und den Mikroben, die sie bewohnen. Wir sprechen mit Kulturanalytikerin Jules Sturm (Züricher Hochschule der Künste) über neue Möglichkeiten, das Menschenbild wahrzunehmen, und darüber, w…

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Lauren Rees: National Adoptee Awareness Month 39:39

6M ago39:39

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November is National Adoption / Adoptee Awareness Month. For too long, adoptee voices have not been centered in conversations about adoption and that has led to a one-sided narrative dominated by adoptive parents and adoption agencies. That’s been changing, and this month, we’re joining the chorus of adoptees who have been sharing their stories by …

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#13 Mode und Verkleidung auf dem Fest mit Kuratorin Mahret Ifeoma Kupka 34:59

6M ago34:59

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Anlässlich der Ausstellung THE FEST sprachen wir mit Mahret Ifeoma Kupka, Kuratorin am Museum Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt am Main über die Rolle von Mode auf Festen. Feste bieten Freiräume für Extravaganz, modische Visionen und Verkleidungen. In der Ausstellung waren zahlreiche Beispiele für die unterschiedlichen Funktionen von Mode und Verkleidu…

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