The Eiffelovercast is a regular digest of matters engineering, creativity and practical philosophy. Each episode I either interview somone to learn what I can about the themes of this podcast, or I visit an event or a destination and report what I find.
Eiffel Over
Claim This Podcastby Oliver Broadbent
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Podcast Overview
The Eiffelovercast is a regular digest of matters engineering, creativity and practical philosophy. Each episode I either interview somone to learn what I can about the themes of this podcast, or I visit an event or a destination and report what I find.
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1/25/2017
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May 30, 2020
#19 - The allotment tapes - Seven variations on climate and creativity
<p>This episode is about seven themes all related in some way to climate and creativity that keep coming to mind when I'm doing the watering, which is rather a lot at the moment:</p> <ul> <li>What can we learn from the Apollo missions?</li> <li>Harnessing the subconscious as a creative tool</li> <li>The wisdom of the allotment</li> <li>The end of sustainability</li> <li>Asking difficult questions</li> <li>Not seeking permission to sound the alarm</li> <li>Digital models of deckchairs on the Titanic</li> </ul>
April 30, 2020
#18 - Hazel Hill Wood - Dawn chorus sonic lockdown therapy
<p>30 minutes of uninterrupted dawn chorus Hazel Hill Wood, recorded at the end of March. Hazel Hill is woodland nature reserve and education centre helping frontline staff develop resilience and wellbeing through connection with nature. While people are prevented from visiting the woods during lockdown, the team are working on ways to bring the wood to them during lockdown. Listening suggestions:</p> <ul> <li>Early in the morning</li> <li>Over breakfast</li> <li>In the background while you work</li> <li>To clear your mind at the end of work</li> <li>Late at night as you drift off to sleep</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p>
March 12, 2020
#17 - Tabitha Pope - Participatory Architecture
<p>Tabitha Pope is an architect and lecturer, with a specialism temporary structures and participatory archiecture and a passion for work that sits at the boundary of art and architecture. In this episode, produced in support of International Women’s Day, my colleague Lucy Barber interview Tabatha about:</p> <ul> <li>What is participatory design and what benefits does it offer us in the climate emergency.</li> <li>Challenging power in order to make architecture a more inclusive space for all under-represented groups, not just women.</li> <li>How her practice of carpentry allows her to intervene in the design process in a different way.</li> <li>Establishing a nature connection to help designers and citizens alike tackle the biodiversity crisis.</li> <li>Stepping into a space of vulnerability in design in order to do things differently.</li> <li>Creating spaces for joy and encounter to tackle loneliness and build resilience in communities.</li> </ul> <p>...And lots more. Enjoy!</p>
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