The Anthropocene: Student Podcasts

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Mokum

Summer Programmes | UvA

19 episodes

5 days ago

Based in Amsterdam, Mokum delves into the heart of important conversations around the world through a series of interviews with academics and experts. Our goal? To bring education with a purpose to life, and welcome you into our community. Based at the University of Amsterdam's Summer Programmes Office in the Graduate School of Social Science, we bring you important stories with our own nerdy twist.

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The Anthropocene: Student Podcasts

Mokum

32 minutes 4 seconds

4 years ago

The Anthropocene: Student Podcasts

In some of our online programmes we’ve asked students to make a podcast, so they can work with the course content in a creative way (next to writing a more traditional paper). Listening to these podcasts has been one of our absolute favourite things of online education: they are beautifully made, tell such insightful and personal stories and often spark great discussions in class. So… why keep them to ourselves?

Our latest episode of Mokum features two student podcast from the course The Anthropocene: Ecologies, Tensions Futures. Sadie Hale and Emil Perron will take you from chicken bone fossils to Norwegian mountain tops and from the sound of pouring oat milk to a discussion of silence.

Links:
The Anthropocene: Ecologies Tensions Futures.
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