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Jülide’s Playroom

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by Jülide

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Podcast Overview

In this room, we play and set the game together. By placing a non-human subject between my guests and me, I explore relationality and subjectivity through our conversations. Inspired by posthuman philosophy, we work together to trace a Posthuman Cartography of Beings. This is a space to discover how we engage with human and non-human beings, as well as the currents and connections of everyday life. My aim is to create a flow and a leakage within the existing order; thinking, feeling, and playing together through the connections that bind us.

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Publishing Since

1/18/2026

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Recent Episodes

June 4, 2026

Dark Futures with Nick Dunn

In this episode of Books and Pulsations, I speak with urban designer, professor and author Nick Dunn about his book Dark Futures: When the Lights Go Down. Together we explore what darkness means beyond fear and absence, touching on gendered experiences of the night, ecological thinking, imagination, and how we might re-inhabit the nocturnal world differently. Rather than treating darkness as something to eliminate, Dunn invites us to consider it as a space of possibility, relation, and more-than-human encounter.You can read my short reflection here:

April 28, 2026

Site-Reliant Immersive Experiences with Liana Psarologaki

In this episode of Books and Pulsations, I speak with Liana Psarologaki about her book Site-Reliant Immersive Experiences, her artistic work, and her interdisciplinary research across immersion, architecture, and art. Reading her book was an immersive experience in itself, and in this conversation we reflect on how sites, atmospheres, and spatial relations shape the way we sense and think.

February 11, 2026

The Museum of Innocence with Irem Sezer

In this episode, I embark on a journey through the blurred lines of fiction and reality. Joined by art professional and curator Irem Sezer, we explore the cabinets of Orhan Pamuk’s Museum of Innocence in Istanbul.Is a museum merely a collection of objects, or is it a living, breathing cartography of human (and non-human) relationality? We dive deep into the heart of Kemal’s obsession, questioning how a novel can manifest into a physical space and how objects anchor our fragile identities.In this conversation, we navigate:<ul><li>The Fluidity of Collecting: From the "Cabinet of Curiosities" to personal hoarding, how do we curate our lives?</li><li>Nostalgia Across Generations: Feeling a longing for times we never personally experienced.</li><li>Spiral Time: Breaking away from linear narratives to understand memory and experience in Istanbul’s "in-between" society.</li><li>The Missing Gaze: Reflecting on the absence of the female perspective within the collection.</li></ul>

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What is Jülide’s Playroom?: In this room, we play and set the game together. By placing a non-human subject between my guests and me, I explore relationality and subjectivity through our conversations. Inspired by posthuman philosophy, we work together to trace a Posthuman Cartography of Beings.

This is a space to discover how we engage with human and non-human beings, as well as the currents and connections of everyday life. My aim is to create a flow and a leakage within the existing order; thinking, feeling, and playing together through the connections that bind us.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
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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