4 Alder Keleman Saxena - Feral Atlas, Creative Collaborations, Pedagogy, and the Anthropocene
Alder Keleman Saxena, an Assistant Research Professor in the Anthropology department at Northern Arizona University, joins us for this episode to discuss Feral Atlas: The More than Human Anthropocene, an interactive and interdisciplinary digital research project edited by Anna L. Tsing, Jennifer De…
Feral Ecologies: Infrastructures and Modes of Intervention
In this podcast, anthropologist Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, Professor at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and Aarhus University, Denmark, meets Heather Anne Swanson, a fellow anthropologist at Aarhus University and collaborative partner for Sonia Levy’s film Creatures of the Lines (2021) previo…
Anna Tsing mines the meanings of ferality and summons the ghosts of haunted landscapes
Anna Tsing is a professor of Anthropology at the University of California: Santa Cruz and the author of books that show us how a multitude of different forms of life are bound together in a web of complex and fragile interdependence. Her books include Friction: An Ethnography of Global Connection, …
Alder Keleman Saxena sees how climate impacts & neoliberalism exacerbate each other
Alder Keleman Saxena is an environmental anthropologist whose research looks at the links between agricultural biodiversity and food culture, especially in relation to nutritional health in the Bolivian Andes.
Her collaboration with Anna Tsing, Feifei Zhou and Jennifer Deger for the online Feral A…
Fugitive Terrain
This episode traces the swamp as a site where something can both belong and not belong, as a space of possibility and impossibility, where multiple ideas, forms, and ways of life can exist in harmony and disharmony all at once.
Participants in this episode include: Natasha Ginwala and Vivian Ziherl…
Fluid Coexistence
This episode traces the swamp as a site where something can both belong and not belong, as a space of possibility and impossibility, where multiple ideas, forms, and ways of life can exist in harmony and disharmony all at once.
Participants in this episode include: Natasha Ginwala and Vivian Ziher…
Episode 3a. - How Urban planning is shaped and shapes us: a discussion with Mai Nguyen & Keith Pezzoli
Episode Summary
Reckoning & Reimagining Urban Planning
In this rich conversation, Drs. Mai Nguyen and Keith Pezzoli join me to explore how urban planning shapes our communities - and how communities can shape back.
The Historical Reckoning
Mai opens with a stark truth: American cities were designed…
Can Humans and Fungi Design Together?
In today’s episode, host Hannah Balber discusses the agency and design capabilities of fungi with our guest Feifei Zhou. Feifei is an architect and artist who co-curated Fungi. Anarchist Designers together with anthropologist Anna Tsing. The exhibition asks what happens when we stop thinking of fun…
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