Apr 27, 202628 minS2
What happens to a text after it is written? In this episode, Professor Ottavia Mazzon explores how classical works moved through Byzantine culture, were reorganized, reinterpreted, and woven into new forms of collective...
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The Mobility Studies Podcast
Hosted by Mobility Studies · education · EN
About this Podcast:
The Mobility Studies Podcast is a space for conversations about mobility — as a concept, a framework, and a way of studying history. You’ll hear from professors, guest scholars, current students, and alumni, as we share ideas, research experiences, and critical reflections. Whether you are a UniPD student, staff member, prospective applicant, or interested in humanities and social sciences , we invite you to join us in this space to discuss how the concept of mobility serves as a strong yet fine thread that connects and intertwines disciplines.
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What is The Mobility Studies Podcast about?
The Mobility Studies Podcast is a space for conversations about mobility, as a concept, a framework, and a way of studying history. You’ll hear from professors, guest scholars, current students, and alumni, as we share ideas, research experiences, and critical reflections.
Who hosts The Mobility Studies Podcast?
The Mobility Studies Podcast is hosted by Mobility Studies. The show has published 13 episodes to date.
What has The Mobility Studies Podcast covered recently?
Recent episodes include "S2 E1 Reading across centuries: Prof.ssa Ottavia Mazzon on Homer, Byzantium, and the making of collective memory" (27 April 2026, 28 minutes), "S1E12 (FINALE) - From Padova to Fiesole: Thinking Mobility Through the EUI, Padova Collaboration" (6 August 2025, 35 minutes), and "S1E11 Borders and Belonging: Rethinking Migration Through a Gender Lens with Prof.ssa Irene Barbiera" (30 July 2025, 35 minutes).
How often does The Mobility Studies Podcast publish?
The Mobility Studies Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 29 minutes across 13 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on The Mobility Studies Podcast?
Booking probability for The Mobility Studies Podcast is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Mobility Studies Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Mobility Studies Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch The Mobility Studies Podcast?
The strongest fits for The Mobility Studies Podcast are Universities & Colleges. The Mobility Studies Podcast has an education audience.
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Mobility Studies hosts The Mobility Studies Podcast, an education podcast with 13 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Episode #12
S1E12 (FINALE) - From Padova to Fiesole: Thinking Mobility Through the EUI–Padova Collaboration
Aug 6, 202535 minS1In the Season 1 finale of the Mobility Studies Podcast, host Matthew Anuforo brings the conversation home to where it began—mobility—not just as movement, but as method, perspective, and academic practice. Recorded at...
Episode #11
S1E11 Borders and Belonging: Rethinking Migration Through a Gender Lens with Prof.ssa Irene Barbiera
Jul 30, 202535 minS1In this thought-provoking episode of the Mobility Studies Podcast, host Fardeen is joined by Professor Irene Barbiera, Associate Professor of Demography at the University of Padua, whose research bridges bioarchaeology...
Episode #10
S1E10: Mobility, Empire, and Control: Soviet Legacies in Central Asia with Prof. Niccolò Pianciola
Jul 23, 202527 minS1In this captivating episode of the Mobility Studies Podcast, host Liza welcomes Professor Niccolò Pianciola, Associate Professor of Central Asian, Russian, and Soviet History at the University of Padua. Together, they...
Episode #8
S1E9 Reimagining Mobility: Exclusion, Design, and Interdisciplinary Insight with Prof. Ole B. Jensen
Jul 16, 202523 minS1In this compelling episode of <b>The Mobility Podcast</b>, we are joined by renowned sociologist <b>Professor Ole B. Jensen</b> from Aalborg University, whose work lies at the vibrant intersection of <b>sociology, urban...
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- Jul 9, 202519 minS1
In this heartfelt episode of the Mobility Studies Podcast, host Fardeen speaks with <b>Irini Komparak</b>i—an alumna of the Mobility Studies program and now a dedicated International Desk Officer at the University of...
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S1E7 La Solvta Culturale: Prof. Mazzini on The Cultural Turn, technology, and movement
Jul 2, 202526 minS0In today’s episode, our second-year student and host Lisa speaks with<b> Professor Federico Mazzini</b>, a contemporary historian and faculty member at the University of Padua. Together, they explore how the concept of...
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S1 E6 Becoming aware of our gaze to the world: Prof. Chiara Rabbiosi on creative research methodologies
Jun 24, 202533 minS0Something as simple as recording a small portion of our daily commute can help us dive into complex questions about our agency, the use of public space, or even ethical questions of how to tell a story. <b>Professor...
- Jun 18, 202535 minS1
One of the foundations of Mobility studies is its interdisciplinary approach to social phenomena in order to achieve the most comprehensive understanding of it. In today’s episode, Professor Matteo Bortolini, with a PhD...
- Jun 11, 202521 minS1
How can Mobility Studies help to shape our personal growth and academic orientation? In this episode, we speak with Kosar Rousta, a recent graduate and tutor in the Mobility Studies program at the University of Padua...
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S1E3 Board games and softwares: Prof. Daniel Zilio on Digital Humanities and AI
Jun 4, 202522 minS0Technology has become essential in every aspect of life, and of course, the social sciences and humanities have taken this shift as an opportunity to re-think and re-imagine their craft. Professor Daniel Zilio has been...
Episode #2
S1E2 Establishing the archive of your knowledge: PhD Student Michael Vsemirnov on his academic path
May 27, 202536 minS1If <b>mobility </b>is everything, how can we <b>limit </b>our research? In this episode, <b>Michael Vsemirnov</b>, a former Master’s student in the Mobility Studies program and now a PhD student, told us about his...
Episode #1
S1E1 - The spirits of time and place: Prof. Lucio Biasiori on becoming an early modern historian.
May 24, 202532 minS1We’re excited to welcome you to the very first episode of <b>The Mobility Studies Podcast</b> — a project created by Master’s students at the University of Padua.<br /><br />Our first guest is <b>Professor Lucio...
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Anna Breidenbach
European University Institute
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Irene Barbiera
University of Padua
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Niccolò Pianciola
University of Padua
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Ole B. Jensen
University of Padova
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