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Embodied Worlds - A Podcast by The Jugaad Project

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Embodied Worlds explores and connects worlds of experience and perception, big or small by discussing practices of doing and making. This podcast is an educational initiative by The Jugaad Project, a digital OA platform at the intersection of belief/religion, material culture, and embodiment. Embodied Worlds dives deeper into the stories or themes highlighted in the open-access journal. Each 30 min episode features scholars and creatives who circulate worlds of various kinds. Through this we also think about the role of practices as bodies-and-materials. Hosts: Emma Cieslik, Urmila Mohan

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November 19, 2024

S2 E3 Bodily Wisdom: An Interview with Silvi Naçi

What does it mean when an artist speaks of paying attention to and using bodily wisdom? In this fascinating interview, co-hosted by photographer and film maker Dora Nano, we hear from Silvi Naçi an art worker and educator working between Albania and Los Angeles who collaborated with qilim weavers in Kosovo to create strikingly intimate works. Through this conversation between Dora and Silvi we hear of the artist's own reflections on their life in the US, the importance of care and conviviality, their channeling of the voices of other artists and thinkers, and how we can reorient ourselves to the world through bodily knowledge and wisdom.

September 24, 2024

Cookstove Chronicles

Who do so many Indian women in India continue to use their wood-burning, smoke-spewing stoves called ‘chulhas’ when they have other options? Meena Khandelwal, Associate Professor of Feminist Sociocultural Anthropology explores this paradox in her new book 'Cookstove Chronicles', published by University of Arizona Press in their series Critical Green Engagements. In this book, based on multidisciplinary collaboration with engineers, archaeologists, development specialists, and others, Dr. Khandelwal discusses chulhas as women’s local low-tech technology as well as craft and work. In doing so she highlights the messy reality of actual behavior. (Listen to the episode to hear a discount code that gives you 30% off the book!)

September 16, 2024

S2E1 Convivial Scholarship in an Incomplete World – An Interview with Prof. Francis Nyamnjoh

In this interview Prof. Francis Nyamnjoh, a world-renowned anthropologist, discusses his life and ideas in the context of being a scholar and publisher. Born in Bum, Cameroon in 1961 and currently teaching anthropology at the University of Cape Town, Prof. Nyamnjoh’s work is inspired by the people he meets as well as African literature like the work of the Nigerian author Amos Tutuola. Francis’ philosophy of conviviality and collaboration is part of his framework of ‘incompleteness’ and he discussed its use in contexts of ecology, healing systems, and knowledge making. We have started our podcast’s second season with this interview of 50 mins. because Prof. Nyamnjoh’s voice and actions embody our values of interdisciplinary engagement, imagination, and acknowledging incompleteness-in-motion as the state of our common world.

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What is Embodied Worlds - A Podcast by The Jugaad Project?: Embodied Worlds explores and connects worlds of experience and perception, big or small by discussing practices of doing and making. This podcast is an educational initiative by The Jugaad Project, a digital OA platform at the intersection of belief/religion, material culture, and embodiment. Embodied Worlds dives deeper into the stories or themes highlighted in the open-access journal. Each 30 min episode features scholars and creatives who circulate worlds of various kinds. Through this we also think about the role of practices as bodies-and-materials.

Hosts: Emma Cieslik, Urmila Mohan
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 7 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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