Restarting the post-pandemic world; and more of Melbourne's 'untranslatable' words

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Playopolis

64 Ways of Being

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Playopolis is a podcast about the places people play. Featuring interviews and stories about the ways we can make and remake our cities through play. Produced by 64 Ways of Being on the lands of the Woi Wurrung and Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation. 64 Ways of Being is a free augmented reality app that allows players to see Melbourne through new eyes. Coming in late 2020.

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Restarting the post-pandemic world; and more of Melbourne's 'untranslatable' words

Playopolis

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4 years ago

Restarting the post-pandemic world; and more of Melbourne's 'untranslatable' words

Restarting the post-pandemic world; and more of Melbourne's untranslatable words

Welcome back to Playopolis! In this episode, we hear highlights from Restart the World, a panel conversation hosted by Playable City Melbourne during the recent Melbourne International Games Week.

Participants in the discussion include RMIT Honorary Associate Professor Esther Anatolitis, City of Port Phillip Arts and Creative Industries Coordinator Paul Callaghan and Play Australia Executive Director Barb Champion.

In the second part of our episode, we explore more of Melbourne's 'untranslatable' words with 64 Ways of Being language researcher Rachael Vorwerk.

For the past year, Rachael has been interviewing Melbourne's diverse communities about words that can only be translated to English through story. In this episode, Rachael explores words that are connected to place, and how they can be used to evoke feelings that connect us to culture.

Episode credits:

Host: Troy Innocent

Research & Production: Angelina Crutchfield, Adam Grant, Rachael Vorwerk, Jason Le & Troy Innocent

Theme music by Huw Parkinson

Promo host: Dewani Shebubakar