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Talking Precarity
Vannina Sztainbok and Zoe Newman
3 episodes
3 months ago

In this podcast, we aim to disrupt the exploitation, the silence, and the shame around adjunct labour—and to hold space for the pain and the struggle with care and humour. Through conversations with academic workers, researchers in the field, and others, this podcast is a place to critique neoliberalism and build solidarity through an anti-colonial, anti-racist, feminist lens.

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In this podcast, we aim to disrupt the exploitation, the silence, and the shame around adjunct labour—and to hold space for the pain and the struggle with care and humour. Through conversations with academic workers, researchers in the field, and others, this podcast is a place to critique neoliberalism and build solidarity through an anti-colonial, anti-racist, feminist lens.

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Social Sciences
Science
Episodes (3/3)
Talking Precarity
Episode Three: "Precarity archives"
3 months ago
48 minutes

Talking Precarity
Episode Two: “I didn’t think my life was going to be a series of precarious gigs.”
3 months ago
39 minutes

Talking Precarity
Episode One: Interview with the Hosts
6 months ago
40 minutes

Talking Precarity

In this podcast, we aim to disrupt the exploitation, the silence, and the shame around adjunct labour—and to hold space for the pain and the struggle with care and humour. Through conversations with academic workers, researchers in the field, and others, this podcast is a place to critique neoliberalism and build solidarity through an anti-colonial, anti-racist, feminist lens.