Arturo Escobar and Oliver Vodeb: How can we reclaim participation again?
Slovenian/Australian sociologist and extradisciplinary designer Oliver Vodeb and Colombian maverick anthropologist Arturo Escobar discuss the onto-epistemic politics
of participatory design. They discuss the roots of participatory design and show urgent and hopeful frameworks for true participation…
SDG10 and Beyond: Ensuring a Just Transition for All
Join us on "About Sustainability," a podcast by the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES). In this episode, we explore what the just transition means, tracing its roots back to labour movements of the 1970s and its evolution into international debates and sustainable frameworks. Our …
01. Pedagogies of Hope, with Caroline Newton
In our first interview, we sat down with Caroline Newton to reflect on what it means to design and plan for inclusive urban futures. Together, we explore questions of social justice and post-colonial perspectives in architecture and planning, the role of intersectionality, and why pedagogies rooted…
Can Game Design Change The World?
What if the key to solving the climate crisis, social inequality and even human behavior wasn’t found in policy papers, but in games?
In this episode, I sit down with Trevin York, founder of Dire Lark, to explore how Games for Change are reshaping the way we tackle global challenges. From climate a…
What the Seagrass Said
In this episode, I talk to Kriti Sharma and Michal Osterweil about their new book, co-authored with Arturo Escobar. Their book, Relationality: An Emergent Politics of Life Beyond the Human, moves away from conventional knowledge practices to make legible the possibility of a politics and future rem…
The Future Requires a Politics of Relationality
At a time when the superstructures of modern civilization seem terminally messed up, the authors of 'Relationality: An Emergent Politics of Life Beyond the Human' argue that we must start a new conversation about the nature of being and modern myths of the self. Anthropologist Arturo Escobar, cultu…
S6E8: Re-Animalization with Krithika Srinivasan
Krithika Srinivasan joins Claudia on the show to talk about re-animalization, a concept that challenges the dominant ways in which human wellbeing are framed. Re-Animalization compels one to think about how development is predicated on logics of protection and sacrifice, expanding notions of longev…
Episode 2: Beyond Development, Pluriversal Temporalities
In this episode, Arturo Escobar - the grandfather of modern critiques of development theory and originator of the idea of pluriversal design - talks with Keri and Michel about the danger of allowing one time story to dominate, about his own relationship with time, what it means to face death and en…
S10E6 - Latin America, the Caribbean, and Plural Worlds of Disaster Thinking
Episode overview
Episode 6 marks a shift in Season 10 from thematic conversations to regional perspectives, focusing on Latin America (and the Caribbean) as rich sites of critical disaster thinking. The episode foregrounds intellectual traditions that challenge Eurocentric assumptions in disaster s…
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