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Unknown Host hosts Planetary Planning Podcast, a science show with 29 episodes published.
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This episode brings you a very rich conversation with Elisa Schramm, about what happens when people try in fundamental ways to question their relationship with and impact on more-than-humans or non-humans. Elisa, as she
In this episode I speak with Josefine Fokdal, a Danish Architect, scholar, editor and facilitator based in Berlin, Germany. She works at the intersection of housing, urban development, and transformative design. She has
In this episode, I speak with Brais Suárez Eiroa, a researcher working at the intersection of Ecological Economics and Political Ecology, with a particular focus on post-growth transitions. He is currently a member of th
In this episode, we hear from Ania Rzymyskiewicz, a visual communication designer, facilitator and creative strategist, who helps us imagine what a more planetary future could really look like, and what matters when we t
In this episode, Claudia Fernandez de Cordoba Farini joins us for an in-depth conversation about “Living Imaginaries”, how we can access alternative imaginaries that include more-than-humans, and several very concrete ex
In this episode, we hear from Rui Monteiro, and especially his experience working with the RioNeiva Environmental NGO. He tells us about this NGO, its origins in society and the local context of the northern coast of Por
This is a different episode from the usual ones. Here I’m the one sharing some insights and ideas from my own research project, the EU-MSCA-funded MobileWorlds Research Project, based at the Western Norway University of
In this episode, we hear from Sharon Sand. Sharon is an Urban Planner focused on climate change adaptation, protecting biodiversity, and providing equitable access to nature, parks and green schoolyards. She is on the Go
In this episode, Mariko O. Thomas and Melissa M. Parks join us to share some of their insights on plant communication, and from and process of writing the book “Storying Plant Communication. More-than-Human Relationships
In this episode, Edda Bild shares insights on human and more-than-human sounds, and which of these are considered more positively, versus which tend to be considered “noise”. Edda currently works as post-doctoral researc
In this episode, Subina Shrestha, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Network for Equity in Sustainable Transition (CERC NEST) at the University of Toronto Scarborough in Canada, shares her insights about how the field o
In this episode, we speak with Liz Challinor, researcher in anthropology at the Centre for Research in Anthropology (CRIA) of the New University of Lisbon, as well as fiction and poetry writer. She shares her reflections
This episode is a conversation with António Ferreira, multidisciplinary researcher and writer on themes as varied and interconnected as degrowth/post-growth, urban and regional planning, mobilities and transport, critica
In this episode, we speak with Jamie Wang, urban environmental humanities scholar, editor and poet. She works as Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Literature and Cultural Studies at the Education Universi
In this episode, we speak with Olivia Bina, Senior Researcher at the Instituto de de Ciências Sociais Universidade de Lisboa (ICS - Institute of Social Sciences University of Lisbon), and Fellow of the World Academy of A
In this super-short episode, we share two quotes by David Graeber, which are mentioned and discussed in the collection of essays “The Ultimate Hidden Truth of the World…”, edited by Nika Dubrovsky and published in 2024 (
In this episode, we speak with Isabelle Doucet, Professor of theory and history of architecture at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. She here reflects on multi-species perspectives and social and environmental j
*note: we apologize for a relatively bad sound quality. We suggest the use of the accompanying transcript to better be able to follow. We hope you can thus nevertheless enjoy this insightful conversation!* During this ep
In this episode, we speak with Matti Kuittinen, Professor of Sustainable Construction at Aalto University in Finland. We begin with an exploration of the role of construction industries as well as the planning of constru
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