by Bouchra Tafrata
A podcast that holds space for conversations with researchers, scholars, and practitioners on the politics of space, theory, pedagogy, and much more. Join me for discussions that communicate ideas beyond North/South binaries and outside of academic walls. Tune in! -- Instagram: @temporalitie.s Substack: temporalities.substack.com
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March 2, 2023
<p>Leigh Patel (Professor at the University of Pittsburgh and Author of <a href="http://www.beacon.org/No-Study-Without-Struggle-P1632.aspx">No Study without Struggle: Confronting Settler Colonialism in Higher Education</a>) discusses how learning and struggle intertwine. What is the role of institutions of higher education in settler colonialism? We talk about learning/studying together as a fugitive practice, building a community within the classroom, the politics of access, the poetry of resistance, and much more.</p>
November 22, 2022
<p>Rashmi Sadana (Author and Associate Professor at George Mason University) talks about the metroscene in Delhi and how mega-infrastructure projects (re)shape cities and crowds, based on her extensive research and recent book <a href="https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520383968/the-moving-city">The Moving City: Scenes from the Delhi Metro and the Social Life of Infrastructure</a>, a vivid collection of stories on Delhi’s social and urban mobility landscape. Complemented by a reading of three vignettes from her book, we discuss the complexity of urban (im)mobility, the metroscene as an urban stage, gendered transit, ethnographic writing, and much more.</p>
April 18, 2022
<p>Dr. Rashad Shabazz (Associate Professor in African American studies and geography at Arizona State University) walks us through how urban planning and policing social relations are mobilised to create spaces and policies of confinement and carcerality to contain Black communities in the South Side of Chicago. We talk about the role of carceral urbanism in making Black masculinity, grassroots urban initiatives in the South Side, the emergence of MCs, Rap & Hip Hop music as the voice of the corner, and the construction of neighbourhood identity and representation. </p> <p>Songs credits:<br> “My City - Common”<br> “Diddy Bop - Noname (feat. Cam O’bi & Raury)”<br> “U.N.I.T.Y. - Queen Latifah”</p>
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