EPISODE 8 features an interview with Marysia Galbraith, an anthropologist who found a family photograph in an envelope labelled "DO NOT OPEN" in 2011; the first in a series of fascinating discoveries about her grandmother's life in Poland. Galbraith has joint appointment in New College and the Department of Anthropology at the University of Alabama and has written extensively on nationalism in Poland.

More about her research into family history can be found at: uncoveringjewishheritage.com 
Her faculty page can be found here: https://anthropology.ua.edu/people/marysia-galbraith/

Hosted by the interim director of the Polish Studies Center, Dr. Elizabeth Cullen Dunn (Geography), i tak dalej... will bring you topical interviews with scholars, experts, activists, and more on all things Polish throughout the coming year. 

Hosted by the interim director of the Polish Studies Center, Dr. Elizabeth Cullen Dunn (Geography), i tak dalej... will bring you topical interviews with scholars, experts, activists, and more on all things Polish throughout the coming year. 

EPISODE 2 features an interview with Dr. Jessica Robbins, Assistant Professor at the Institute of Gerontology and Department of Anthropology at Wayne State University. As a medical and sociocultural anthropologist, she studies how individuals' experiences of aging--especially of health and illness--are part of broader social, cultural, political, economic, and historical processes. Elizabeth and Jessica discuss aging in contemporary Poland, where dramatic transformations have profoundly impacted the lives of the country's oldest generations.  

Jessica Robbins: https://iog.wayne.edu/profile/fs2544