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Applied Humanities Podcast

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by Nova Southeastern University's Department of Humanities and Politics

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The Applied Humanities Podcast was created by Nova Southeastern University's Department of Humanities and Politics with the expressed goal of bridging the gap between academia and society and exploring how the humanities can provide valuable insights and solutions to the complex challenges we face in today's world. Listeners can expect to gain a deeper understanding of current events and the relevance and importance of the humanities for real-world issues.

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Episode thumbnail for The Holodomor Through History: Dr. John Vsetecka on Famine and Its Global Impacts

November 10, 2024

The Holodomor Through History: Dr. John Vsetecka on Famine and Its Global Impacts

<p>In this episode of the Applied Humanities podcast, Dr. Amanda Furiasse sits down with Dr. John Vsetecka, Assistant Professor of History at Nova Southeastern University, to explore his research on the history of famine, focusing on the Holodomor—the catastrophic famine that struck Ukraine in the 1930s. Dr. Vsetecka delves into the applied elements of history, discussing how historical research informs contemporary understandings of social justice, national identity, and cultural resilience while also reflecting on his time in Ukraine and the importance of connecting historical scholarship to real-world issues, demonstrating the vital role of the humanities in addressing global challenges.</p>

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October 14, 2024

Vampires in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Halloween Special

<p>In this episode, Department of Humanities and Politics student Gloria Mendez dives into the world of <em>Jojo's Bizarre Adventure</em>, focusing on the series' rich portrayal of vampiric creatures. From the enigmatic origins of Dio Brando's transformation to the series’ unique take on vampirism, Gloria examines how these supernatural beings challenge traditional lore. She explores the complex relationships between power, immortality, and morality, offering insights into how <em>Jojo’s</em> reimagines classic vampire myths within its distinct narrative universe. Tune in for an exploration of vampiric symbolism, Gothic influence, and the cultural significance of these immortal antagonists. This podcast episode was produced as part of the Department of Humanities and Politics course <em>The Vampire (HUMN 4310)</em>, where students explore the cultural, literary, and philosophical dimensions of vampirism across various media. Gloria Mendez’s episode delves into the vampiric creatures of <em>Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure</em>, connecting the show's portrayal of immortality and power with the broader themes discussed in the course. </p>

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March 25, 2024

Meet Our Faculty: Dr. Ying Ma

<p>Dr. Ying Ma joins Dr. Amanda Furiasse on the Applied Humanities Podcast to discuss her background, research, and work both within and outside of the classroom. Sharing her journey, from her formative years to her current position at NSU&#39;s Department of Humanities and Politics, Dr. Ma offers insightful reflections on the challenges and triumphs she has encountered along her academic journey, providing wisdom, advice, and inspiration for aspiring scholars and changemakers alike. Listeners will gain invaluable insights into Dr. Ma&#39;s innovative approach to applying humanities methodologies to real-world problems, illuminating the humanities&#39; vital role in shaping a more empathetic, equitable, and culturally enriched world. </p>

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What is Applied Humanities Podcast?

The Applied Humanities Podcast was created by Nova Southeastern University's Department of Humanities and Politics with the expressed goal of bridging the gap between academia and society and exploring how the humanities can provide valuable insights and solutions to the complex challenges we face in today's world. Listeners can expect to gain a deeper understanding of current events and the relevance and importance of the humanities for real-world issues.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates weekly.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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