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The Intangible is a podcast discussing cultural preservation in the modern world. From statues, to music, to cancel culture, to literature- The Intangible focuses on every aspect of modern culture. Cultural Preservation is normally discussed in the context of history and ancient archaeological artifacts. But, what about our current culture? What are the controversial aspects of our culture? Do we even want to preserve some parts? These are some of the questions that The Intangible aims to answer through discussions with many opinionated guests with focuses in different fields of culture and cultural preservation. For more information, check out the website: https://www.theintangible.co/
Nicholas hosts The Intangible, a science show with 18 episodes published.
Donald L. Horowitz is a leading scholar on ethnic conflict, constitutional design, and democratization, serving as James B. Duke Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science at Duke University. Renowned for his influe
Erika Angliker is a classical archaeologist, specialist in island studies, and author, with a Ph.D. from Zurich University and an M.A. from Columbia and Unicamp. Importantly, Dr. Angliker is an expert in the Cyclades, sp
Benetos Skiadas is a fisherman, Paros resident, and the single creator of the Museum of Cycladic Folklore in Paros, Greece. Having made every replica of Cycladic monuments by hand, Benetos Skiadas has created a place tha
Claire Smith is a Professor at Flinders University and an anthropological archaeologist working with Indigenous communities in Australia. Professor Smith has also served as President of the World Archaeological Congress.
Professor Jodi Magness is the Kenan Distinguished Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, focusing on Biblical and Classical Archaeology. She has been involved in many key archaeological excavations
Having received her PhD from the University of California, Santa Barbara, Dr. Monroe is an expert in zooarchaeology—specifically in Sudan and Egypt. Starting in 2024, Dr. Monroe will be an assistant professor at Harvard
Eckart Frahm is a professor of Assyriology at Yale University. An expert in cuneiform tablets, Professor Frahm has been present as a witness in many repatriation cases, which he talks about in this episode. His thorough
Professor Liebmann is the Peabody Professor of American Archaeology and Ethnology at Harvard University. He has collaborated significantly with the Pueblo of Jemez. In this episode, Professor Liebmann talks about his vas
Professor Thompson is a professor anthropology at Yale University, with a specific focus in human evolution. She leads the Malawi Ancient Lifeways and People's Project in Malawi. In this episode, Professor Thompson talks
In the first in-person episode of The Intangible podcast, Nicholas talks with Professor Gil J. Stein at the University of Chicago's Institute for the Study of Ancient Culture (ISAC). Professor Stein is the Rowe Professor
Happy Preservation Week! In this week’s episode premiering Tuesday morning, 7am, Nicholas talks with MIT Libraries’ conservators Jana Dambrogio and Terra Huber. In this episode, Jana and Terra discuss the work of the Wun
Historic Preservationist Deqah Hussein-Wetzel is the founder of the nonprofit Urbanist Media (urbanistmedia.org) and the co-host of the Urban Roots Podcast, along with cities journalist Vanessa Quirk. In this episode, th
Susan West Montgomery is a preservation consultant focused on educating companies and communities on the importance of historic preservation. On this episode of the podcast, Ms. Montgomery discusses her work as well as w
In this repost of an interview conducted for the Cycladic Preservation Group, Nicholas talked with Becky Martin about her fieldwork in Greece and Israel. Professor Martin is an Associate Professor of History of Art & Arc
In this repost of an interview conducted for the Cycladic Preservation Group, Nicholas talked with Jeremy Bucher about cultural preservation in a museum setting, including the challenges in preserving oral culture. Jerem
In this repost of an interview conducted for the Cycladic Preservation Group, Nicholas talked with Brian Rose about the difference between cultural preservation in the field and in a museum. Professor Brian Rose is the J
In this episode, Kacey Hadick, the Director of Conservation Programs at CyArk, talks with Nicholas about digital cultural preservation. Mr. Hadick discusses the advantages of digital cultural preservation, which is a rap
In the first episode of The Intangible, Rob Cope talks with Nicholas about jazz music and its preservation. Mr. Cope is a teacher and performer in the British jazz scene, performing with many bands, including Matt Robert
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