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Because the world is actively made unlivable for too many. Join Julia, Clayton, and Cody as they experiment with social theory, politics of liberation and solidarity, and real world issues to question: How can we make livable cultures?Follow our Twitter (@unlivablepod) for sneak peaks of new episode topics before they release. More information at unlivablecultures.wordpress.com.
Unknown Host hosts UnLivable Cultures, a society show with 26 episodes published.
How can psychoanalysis support the flourishing of queer and trans life in light of the discipline’s contested history and present? Why is it preferable to understand gender as a process of becoming instead of something t
This episode got a little spicy, and is a must listen for anyone who cares about climate change, geoengineering, or collaboration between natural and social scientists. If you are confused, check out Cody's piece on geoe
In this episode, Cody talks with Anton Keskinen (Head of Strategy at Operaatio Arktis, and part time Rebel with Extinction Rebellion in Helsinki) and Clara Botto (Director of Youth Engagement Director of Youth Outreach f
Human remains scattered on the moon, pollution in the night sky, colonizing outer space—that’s capitalism, baby! In this episode, Clayton, Julia, and Cody discuss the idea of a “lunar anthropocene” and how settler coloni
Curious about Taylor Swift's Carbon offsets? Well wonder no more. Oxford researcher talks to Cody and Clayton about carbon offsets, Taylor Swift, and what a functioning carbon market could do amidst their mostly catastro
In this conversation, Clayton is joined by Dr. Mimi Khúc and Dr. Margaret Price to discuss their new books dear elia: Letters from the Asian American Abyss and Crip Spacetime: Access, Failure, and Accountability in Acade
Interview Transcript Link In this episode, Clayton is joined by members of the Access in the Making (AIM) Lab at Concordia University, Prakash Krishnan, Emery Vanderburgh, and Nicholas Goberdhan to discuss the work of th
The It's Pablo-matic: Picasso According to Hannah Gadsby exhibit for the Brooklyn Museum of Art drew crowds and critiques. The multitude of harsh reviews suggest Gadsby should have stayed in their lane of comedy and stan
How is suicide an issue of justice? How should our care for people experiencing suicidality connect with the Land and Water in which people live? What does it mean to care for the life of Land and Water as well as the li
It’s obvious that some lives are valued over others, and some commodities are valued more than life. How have these determinations been made? In this episode, we talk about how medical care prioritizes some patients over
This is a big election year in the US, and legislative sessions across the country are beginning. It’s important to understand how we got here and recognize the patterns of anti-LGBTQ legislators and decision-makers to b
It’s time for Season 2! We’ve been hard at work preparing our lineup of episodes for Season 2, and it’s finally time to go live! Thanks for joining us on this little journey. We hope you enjoy! Two quick notes: We won’t
With the growing conversations on student debt, the value of higher education, and the need for livable wages, Dr. Elizabeth K. Briody joins Un/Livable Cultures to talk about the need for Anthropology and other social sc
Season 6 of Netflix’s Black Mirror is out, and we reflect on the first three episodes of the new season— from the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes to the true crime “obsession” to companies “winking” at social justice. But imag
*Content Warning: This episode mentions sensitive topics like suicide, psychological distress, hospitalization, and police violence. If you like Un/Livable Cultures, share with your friends, consider supporting the podca
Unlike any other AP course, AP African American Studies is the most complex course the College Board has produced. And it has also faced an unsurprising barrage of attacks unlike any other AP course. Why is there such a
If Arthur’s Stone is an important British historical site yet we know very little of its history, why is it only now being excavated for the first time? Could it be that archaeologists knew the damage of excavating spiri
“Museums are a gateway drug” - Cody Museums are typically a place of history, but museums have their own histories, which are also tied to cultural histories of imperialism, colonialism, capitalist exploitation, and whit
Citation is reciprocity. Citation is legitimacy. And citations are the bricks that form the walls of academia. In conversation with special guest Dr. Jessica Falcone and drawing from the incisive critiques of Sara Ahmed,
We’re talking about Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill,” Netflix’s Stranger Things, and queer theorist Jack Halberstam’s concept of “the wild” and monstrosity. What more is there to say? Sources Testo Junkie Paul Preciado
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