PODCASTS Ep#106: MeTooAnthro and the Witch Hunt trope September 22, 2023 / The Familiar Strange / Academia, Hot Takes, Podcast, Podcast Episodes Ep#105 Podstudies: Dr Ian Cook on the Future of Academia & Podcasts June 22, 2023 / The Familiar Strange / academia, disciplinary development, future, Learning, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, Podcasting, The future of universities Ep#104 We let ChatGPT write this title: “ChatGPT: The Future of AI-Assisted Conversations” April 7, 2023 / The Familiar Strange / ai, anthropological analysis, ChatGPT, fintech, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, STS, technology Ep#103 Handwraps & Hijabs: Dr Jasmijn Rana on Kickboxing & Piety in the Netherlands March 6, 2023 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, ethnography, femininity, fieldwork relationships, interview, Islam, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, Sports, Uncategorized Ep #102: Gender in the Mines & Anthro Origin Stories: This Month on TFS February 20, 2023 / The Familiar Strange / academia, fieldwork, gender, gender stereotypes, mining, Podcast, Podcast Episodes Ep #101: When Anthropology Strikes Back: Strikes & Casualisation in Academia December 19, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / academia, anthropology, industrial action, labour, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, strike, UCSC Ep #100 The laws of Robotics & Anti-Trust Laws: Frank Pasquale on AI Law & Multidisciplinary Interactions December 12, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / ai, Brooklyn Law, Harvard Law, interdisciplinary, Law, Learning, machine learning, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, STS, Yale Ep#98 Human Centered Design & “Futurising” Insights: Dr Vaike Fors on Emergent Mobility Technologies October 31, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / ai, anthropology, Autonomous, future, machine learning, Podcast Ep #97: AI Art & Activist Anthropology Revisited: This Month on TFS October 17, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / activism, ai, feminism, Iran, Podcast, Podcast Episodes Theory as reproduction: Reflections on the history of feminist anthropology in Australia Part 3 October 5, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, feminism, feminist anthropology, history, Podcast, Podcast Episodes Ep #96 Earthquake Temporalities & Energy Sovereignty: This Month on TFS September 19, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / Podcast, Podcast Episodes Ep#95: A Hex for My Ex: Witchcraft & AI Podmen: This Month of TFS August 22, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / ai, anthropology, magic, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, STS, witchcraft Ep #94 : Social clinics of solidarity: Dr Letizia Bonanno on the Practices & Modes of Care in Athens August 8, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / Podcast, Podcast Episodes Ep #93: Waterworlds, Witchcraft and Chaos: This Month on TFS July 25, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Canda, COVID-19, crisis, fieldwork, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, sport, SriLanka, swimming, Ukraine We’ll Be Right Back! June 13, 2022 / Matthew Phung / Podcast, Podcast Episodes Ep # 92 Emergency Contraceptives & Hymenoplasty: Lisa Wynn on Sexual & Reproductive Health Tech May 30, 2022 / Clair Zhang / culture, fieldwork, Middle East, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, Reproductive Rights, Roe v Wade, Uncategorized Ep # 91: The Hiking Middle Class & Perspectives on Perspectives This month on TFS May 16, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / bushwalking, class, fieldwork, fieldwork relationships, hiking, nature, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, positionality Ep # 90: The First Year Special: This Month on TFS. April 18, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / academia, anthropology, fieldwork, PhD, Podcast, Podcast Episodes Ep # 89 Growing Pains in the Valley: Dr Eric Hirsch on Growth in the Colca Valley April 4, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / Podcast, Podcast Episodes Ep # 88: Creating Queer Space & The Lenses of War: This month on TFS March 21, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, conflict, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, politics, queer, war Ep # 87: Squatters in The Stag: Adrian Watts on Activism & Squats March 7, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / activism, anthropology, fieldwork, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, squatting, violence Ep# 86: The Funging the Non-Fungible & The Changing Face of Protests: This Month on TFS February 21, 2022 / The Familiar Strange / activism, COVID-19, economics, NFT, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, Protest Thank you 2021. December 13, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / anthropod, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, seasonbreak Ep #85 Photography Through An Ethnographer’s Lens: Image Making with Jason De León November 29, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, borders, ethnography, fieldwork, Images, migration, photography, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, politics, Uncategorized EP# 80 Reborn Dolls & The Use of Social Sciences: This Month on TFS September 20, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, dolls, fieldwork, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, reciprocity, Social Science Ep# 79 A Journey to the West: Nicholas Ng on the Music of the Teochew Diaspora in Western Sydney September 6, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, erhu, ethnography, ethnomusicology, fieldwork, opera, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, Sydney, Uncategorized Ep #78 Alternative Healing Practises & The Social Status of Shopping Centres: This Month on TFS August 23, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, biomedicine, class, indigenous healing, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, shopping centres, social identity, Uncategorized Ep #77 Mutual Assistance & The “Value” of the Olympics: This Month on TFS July 26, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, development, Olympics, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, Tokyo Season Break: A Message from TFS June 28, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Podcast, podcast, Podcast Episodes Ep #76 The Sounds of Fieldwork & Choosing Your Field Site: This Month on TFS June 14, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / Podcast, Podcast Episodes Special ANSA Collaboration: Hanne Worsoe & Romy Listo on Fieldwork Trauma in & Outsider Witnessing May 31, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, anthropology community, collaboration, Collective Trauma, fieldwork, fieldwork relationships, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, Uncategorized Ep #75 The Anthropologists Perspective on Nomadland & Commodified Mothers: This Month of TFS May 17, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Commodification, ethnography, Mother's Day, nomads, Podcast, Podcast Episodes Ep #74 Colonialism & Monsters:Yasmine Musharbash on Monster Anthropology & Social Transformation May 3, 2021 / Clair Zhang / anthropology, fieldwork, Indigenous Australia, Indigenous culture, monsters, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, Uncategorized Ep #73 Corporate Clapbacks and Twisting Traditions: This Month on TFS April 19, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Clapback, Corporations, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, social media, traditions, weddings Ep #72 Weaponised Photography & Sex Work: Camille Waring on Online Intimacy & Lens Based Violence April 5, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, sexual abuse, sexwork, structural violence, violence, visual anthropology Ep #71 Entrepreneurism in Academia and Ethics on The Ground: This Month of TFS March 22, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / academia, ethics, fieldwork, human research ethics, Podcast, Podcast Episodes Ep # 70 Familial Ties and Family Debts: Susan Ellison on Alternative Dispute Resolution in Bolivia March 9, 2021 / The Familiar Strange / Alternative Dispute Resolution, anthropology, Bolivia, Debt, fieldwork, foreign policy, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, Uncategorized Theory as reproduction: Reflections on the history of doing feminist anthropology in Australia Part 1 and 2 December 28, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / aas2019, academia, anthropology community, feminism, feminist anthropology, Podcast, Podcast Episodes End of 2020: A Message From TFS December 14, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / Podcast, Podcast Episodes, Uncategorized Ep# 68“Landing on the Earth”: Ashley Carruthers on Organic Farming and Cycling in Vietnam November 30, 2020 / Clair Zhang / anthropology, farming, fieldwork, fieldwork relationships, food, Podcast, Podcast Episodes Special Episode: The Familiar Strange & All Things Myanmar with Myanmar Musings! November 19, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Beer, fieldwork, fieldwork relationships, masculinity, Myanmar, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, Tea Ep #67 Face Ownership, Identity politics, Election Spectacle & Curated Preferences:This Month on TFS November 16, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, deepfakes, Elections, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, USA Ep #66 Method Adaptations, Big Bugs & aguaje: Diana Tung on Doing Fieldwork During Covid-19 November 2, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, COVID-19, fieldwork, fieldwork relationships, Podcast, Podcast Episodes Ep#65 The Social Dilemma, Corpo-Humans, Buying Nothing & Localised Colonialism: This Month on TFS October 19, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, colonialism, Corporations, Podcast, podcast, Podcast Episodes, social media, Uncategorized Ep #64 “Can I speak to the manager”: Caitlin Setnicar on customer abuse, ThinkPlace & cartoons October 5, 2020 / Deanna Catto / anthropology, applied anthropology, cartoon, customer abuse, ethnography, hospitality, Podcast, retail, thesis, thinkplace, visual anthropology Ep#63 Culture Shock, Storytelling, Pungent Masculinity & Rule Based Imaginations: This Month on TFS September 21, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Beer, Dungeons & Dragons, imagination, masculinity, play, Podcast, Podcast Episodes Anthropology in the “real world”: A Roundtable Discussion About Applied Anthropology September 7, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / AAS Conference, aas2019, academia, anthropology, applied anthropology, PhD, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, Uncategorized Ep#62 Job Fantasies, Working with Others, Extractive Calls & Reciprocity Revisited:This Month on TFS August 24, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, fieldwork relationships, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, reciprocity, Zoom Ep #61 Switching Hats: Sverre Molland on Anti-Trafficking Initiatives in the Mekong Region August 10, 2020 / Alex D'Aloia / anthropology, Anti-trafficking, Mekong, Podcast, podcast, Podcast Episodes, policy, politics, United Nations End of Season Message: June 2020 June 15, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, anthropology community, culture, people, Podcast, society Ep #59 The Palm Oil Frontier: Sophie Chao & Walking the forest with the Marind People June 1, 2020 / Alex D'Aloia / fieldwork, Marind, Multispecies Ethnography, Ontological Turn, Palm Oil, Podcast, podcast Ep #58: Individuals, Whiteness, Gendered Fandoms and Picking Field Stories to Tell: This Month on TFS May 18, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Fandom, fieldwork, gender, Podcast, Privilege, Twilight, Whiteness Ep #57 Narratives of Loss: Baptiste Brossard talks Alzheimer’s Disease & Social Dimensions of Ageing May 4, 2020 / Julia Brown / anthropology, Baptiste Brossard, dementia, Erving Goffman, ethnography, fieldwork, France, Ian Hacking, medical anthropology, neurology, Podcast, Quebec, self-hood, white mourning Ep #56: Imagined Communities, Freedom, Death and not blaming Capitalism: This month on TFS April 20, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, anthropology community, benedict anderson, capitalism, coronavirus, COVID-19, Death, freedom, identity, online, Podcast, social death, virtual Ep #55 Doing Right by Others: Robert Borofsky on the Value of Anthropology April 6, 2020 / Kylie Wong Dolan / AAS Conference, aas2019, anthropology, fieldwork relationships, Podcast, public anthropology, robert borofsky, why anthropology matters Ep #54: Social Duties: This month on TFS March 23, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, coronavirus, duty, fieldwork, Podcast, social responsbility, toilet paper Ep #53 Making Meaningful Anthropology: Amita Baviskar on Maggi Noodles and Anti-Dam Movements March 9, 2020 / Alex D'Aloia / AAS Conference, activist anthropology, amita baviskar, anthropology, food, India, maggi noodles, narmada valley, Podcast, social anthropology Ep #52: An exploration of truth & trust: This month on TFS February 24, 2020 / The Familiar Strange / activism, anthropology, clean, dirty, fintech, ghana, Iran, Mary Douglas, Nancy Scheper-Hughes, Podcast, STS, trust, truth Ep. #51: Newsworthy stories, Becoming projects, Ethics of danger & Balancing values: This month on TFS November 25, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / academia, anthropology, Australia, ethics, fieldwork, identity, Iran, local and global, news values, Podcast, research, teaching anthropology, university Ep. #50 An Anthropology of Universities: Jodie Trembath on Selling Academia November 11, 2019 / Kylie Wong Dolan / academia, anthropology, authenticity, cultural capital, education, ethnography, fieldwork, identity, narayan, Podcast, transcript, transcription, university, Vietnam, Western Values BONUS EPISODE: Faire une anthropologie multilingue, avec Monica Heller et Émilie Urbain: TFS in French October 31, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / anthropologie, anthropology, Français, Linguistic anthropology, LInguistics, Multilangue, Podcast Ep #49: Intolerable Ads, Introvert Anthros, Irrevocable Ties & Indigenous Symbols: This Month on TFS October 28, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, anthropology community, ecuador, ethnography, fieldwork, fieldwork relationships, indigenous, Indigenous culture, introverts, kurdistan, mass protests, Podcast, racism, racism in sport, research, social media, sport, Syria Ep. #48 The Nature of Anthropology: Andrew Kipnis on China, Funerals, Ethnographic Socialising & Academic Speech October 14, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / aaa conference, andew kipnis, anthropology, China, conferences, ethnographic socialising, funerals, jargon, Podcast, zoe hatten Ep. #47: Meaningful Declutter, Local Activism, Managing Fire & Writing Up: This month on TFS September 30, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / activism, anthropology, bushfire, collective effervescence, daniel miller, declutter, fire, marie kondo, methodology, Podcast, tim neale, Uncategorized, writing up Ep #46 Reconfigurable: Elanor Huntington talks engineering, anthropology, & how we’re making our world September 16, 2019 / Ian Pollock / anthropology, elanor huntington, engineering, future, interdisciplinary, Podcast, stem, STS, technology Ep. #45: Financial Identity, Quiet Fields, Silencing Students & Angry Anthropologists: This Month On TFS September 2, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Australia, China, Current Affairs, ethnography, fieldwork, identity, jarod diamond, masculinity, Podcast, politics, sam harris Ep. #44: Digitising Migrants: Annalisa Pelizza on the European immigration crisis in an age of Big Data August 19, 2019 / Jodie-Lee Trembath / colonialism, Data, Digital infrastructures, Europe, immigration, migration, Podcast, Science and Technology Studies, semantic interoperability, STS Ep. #43: Deepfakes, words vs actions, hatred in anthropology and social dissociation: This month on TFS (Re-Release) August 5, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, deep fakes, deepfakes, dissocation, emotion, ethnography, hating, hatred, nature of reality, Podcast, reality, self, STS, video games Ep. #42: Economies of Openness: Ros Attenborough on cultures of trust, exclusion & generosity in STS July 22, 2019 / Julia Brown / anthropology, attenborough, crispr, open science, openness, Podcast, science, STS, trust Ep. #41: Mediocrity, Confusing Cake, Public Accountability & Gift Reciprocity: This month on TFS July 8, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / accountability, anthropology, expertise, gift, hinterland, john law, Marcel Mauss, mediocrity, neoliberal, Podcast, public policy, reciprocity, relationships Ep. #40 Robot Reflections: Inger Mewburn on researching researchers & welcoming our robot overlords June 24, 2019 / Jodie-Lee Trembath / anthropology, ethnography, human-robot interaction, Inger Mewburn, machine learning, Podcast, research, robots, thesis whisperer BONUS EPISODE: ‘The scariest word in the English language: a public lecture on schizophrenia’ June 12, 2019 / Julia Brown / creative non-fiction, literature, Medical Anthropology, mental health, Podcast, public lecture, Schizophrenia, social determinants of health Ep. #39 Heartless Foundation, Stories, Reconciliation & Failed Election Prophecies: This month on TFS June 10, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Australia, campaign, collective body, individual, Podcast, politics, prophecy, public health, reconciliation, reconciliation week, self, stories, storytelling, truth Ep. #38 When good intention isn’t enough: Jacqui Hoepner on morally repulsive public health research & academic freedom May 27, 2019 / Julia Brown / academic freedom, anthropology, controversial research, good intentions, Mary Douglas, Podcast, public health, STS, wind farm Ep. #37: Democracy sausage, fan identity, mental health policy & being anthro-diplomats: This month on TFS May 13, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Australia, Crystal Palace, Democracy sausage, Fan, Federal Election, Indentity, mental health, Podcast, policy, Policy Forum Pod, politics Ep. #36 If machines talked: Lucy Suchman on drone warfare, stubborn photocopiers & human-robot relations April 29, 2019 / Jodie-Lee Trembath / ai, anthropology, artificial intelligence, drones, everyday, human-robot interaction, machine, military, Podcast, robots, Silicon Valley, STS Ep. #35: Loneliness, Positionality, Personhood & Violence: This Month on TFS April 15, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, fieldwork, health, kindness, loneliness, person, personhood, Podcast, positionality, public health, violence Ep. #34 Knowledge Making: Emma Kowal talks Indigenous health care, difference & genomics April 1, 2019 / Julia Brown / 4S Conference, genomics, health care, health gaps, Indigenous, Indigenous Australia, insider ethnography, knowledge, Medical Anthropology, Podcast, STS, transcript, transcription, white anti-racists Ep. #33: Getting ready for the field: Themed panel with Dr Siobhan McDonnell March 18, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / #field, #navigation, #Siobhan McDonnell, anthropology, Embodiment, ethnography, fieldwork, Podcast Ep. #32 ‘Hula Hoops not Bicycles’: Genevieve Bell talks Anthropology, Technology & Building the Future March 4, 2019 / Jodie-Lee Trembath / #genevieve bell, 3Ai, anthropology, cybernetics, future, hierarchy, intel, Podcast, rituals, science, Silicon Valley, STS, technology Ep. #31: Field ties, clear truth, cringy rap & liminal states: This month on TFS February 18, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / AirNewZealand, anthropology, clifford geertz, fieldwork relationships, Gifts, Iran, Knowledgeproduction, Liminality, methodology, PhD, Podcast, rap, victor turner Ep. #30 Bringing your heart home: Tiffany Cain talks Tihosuco identity and heritage projects February 4, 2019 / Ian Pollock / anthropology, Archaeology, caste wars, cultural identity, ethnography, heritage, Podcast, quintana roo, tiffany cain, tihosuco Ep. #29 TFS at AAS: Multimodal ethnography, monolithic China, online bans & the ‘anthro helmet’ – Guest panel with Viktor Baskin, Sacha Cody & Katherine Giunta January 21, 2019 / The Familiar Strange / AAS Conference, AAS2018, AASCairns, anthropology, China, facebook, guest panel, Indigenous culture, katherine giunta, lucas bessire, Multimedia, multimodal, north sentinel island, Podcast, queer, sacha cody, tumblr, viktor baskin End of 2018: A message from TFS December 24, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / 2018, anthropology, end of year, message, podcast, Podcast TFS in Bahasa Indonesia: Arkeologi Praktis di Kalimantan December 13, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Antropologi, Archaeology, Arkeologi, Borneo, Indonesia, Kalimantan, Podcast Ep. #28 Relational Wine: Deborah Heath talks wine anthropology & living with the trouble December 10, 2018 / Jodie-Lee Trembath / 4S Conference, anthropology, contact zones, Deborah Heath, Decolonization, donna haraway, grapes, human genome project, Podcast, terroir, transcript, wine Ep. #27 TFS at AAA: Elevator pitches, problem labels, public anthropology, & estrangement in practice – Guest panel with Dr Esteban Gómez & Dr Carie Little Hersh November 26, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / aaa conference, academia, amanth2018, anthropology, carie little hersh, esteban gomez, estrangment, guest panel, immigration, Podcast, reflections, USA Ep. #26 Mining Banaba: Katerina Teaiwa talks mining phosphate & decolonising modern anthropology November 12, 2018 / Simon Theobald / anthropology, banaba, Decolonisation, Decolonization, ethnography, Indigenous culture, pacific studies, phosphate mining, Podcast, transcript, Uncategorized Ep. #25: Zombie nouns, meaningful objects, biopolitics in politics, and value trials: This month on TFS October 29, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, biopolitics, ethics, fieldwork, jargon, kavanaugh, Misogyny, objects, Podcast, values, zombie nouns Ep. #24 Learning in disaster: Kim Fortun talks STS, knowledge politics & anthropology’s role in a crisis October 15, 2018 / Julia Brown / anthropology, disaster, ethics, ethnography, Podcast, politics, STS, teaching anthropology, transcript Ep. #23 Decolonizing anthropology, with Sana Ashraf and Bruma Rios-Mendoza: this month on TFS October 1, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Decolonisation, Decolonization, ethics, ethnography, Podcast, politics, representation, research, transcript Ep. #22 Just the way things are: Steve Woolgar talks mundane governance, & the rules that run our lives September 17, 2018 / Jodie-Lee Trembath / anthropology, ethnography, Government, Podcast, research, STS Ep. #21 Misogyny, irrational politics, the ontological turn, and multi-media learning: this month on TFS September 3, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, education, gender, Learning, media, Misogyny, Multimedia, Ontology, Podcast, politics, Sexism, teaching anthropology, Theory Ep #20 Wearing the black armband: Mick Dodson talks ongoing colonisation in Australia August 20, 2018 / Julia Brown / education, health, Indigenous Australia, neo-colonial society, Podcast, politics, Practices of Anthropology, Reconciliation, Uluru Statement from the Heart Ep. #19 Anthro & policy-making, digital disruption, online research, & what is love? This month on TFS August 6, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Disruption, human research ethics, Iran, Love, Podcast, policy, research, Romance, Yoga Ep. #18 What taste is made of: Brad Weiss talks pig farming and the meaning of food in America July 23, 2018 / Simon Theobald / America, anthropology, food, Meat, Podcast, slow food, USA Ep. #17 Slamming doors, predicting futures, picking sides & citing informants: this month on TFS July 9, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, humanities, impact, Podcast, psychology, research Ep. #16 The costs of efficiency: Cris Shore talks neoliberalism in the public sector June 25, 2018 / Jodie-Lee Trembath / anthropology, education, higher education, neoliberalism, Organizations, Podcast, policy, research, transcript Ep. #15 Designing agency: Vijayendra Rao talks development, anthropology, and making social change May 28, 2018 / Ian Pollock / anthropology, development, economics, ethnography, globaldev, India, Podcast, research, world bank TFS in Thai: เรียนมานุษยวิทยาไปทำไม?: ประสบการณ์ของสองนักศึกษาปริญญาเอก มหาวิทยาลัยแห่งชาติออสเตรเลีย (What is Anthropology: The reflexive experiences of two PhD students from ANU) May 21, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, higher education, medical anthropology, Podcast, Thailand Ep. #14 Thesis writing, picturing cults, Muslims with caste, & fieldwork boredom: this month on TFS May 13, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Caste, Cults, ethnography, fieldwork, higher education, India, Islam, Podcast, religion, writing Ep. #13 TFS presents Anthropod: “Podcasts and Pedagogy: audio in the anthropology classroom” April 30, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, audio, ethnography, higher education, pedagogy, Podcast, Podcasting, teaching anthropology Ep. #12 Cultural imaginaries, deepfake videos, hatred in anth, & social dissociation: this month on TFS April 16, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, culture, deepfakes, dissociation, emotion, ethnography, Podcast, self, video games Ep. #11 Alternative worlds: Ghassan Hage talks multiculturalism, teaching the enemy, & thinking in public April 2, 2018 / Simon Theobald / ableism, academia, activism, anthropology, Lebanon, multiculturalism, neoliberalism, Podcast Ep. #10 Smoking v. vaping, anthrosmelling, de/colonization, & America’s gun “tribes:” this month on TFS March 18, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, Black Panther, colonialism, ethnography, guns, harm minimization, health, Indigenous America, Indigenous Australia, mental health, Podcast, smell, smoking, tribalism, vaping Ep. #9 Calculated risk: Elizabeth Watt talks sexual power, politics, and vulnerability in the field March 4, 2018 / Julia Brown / #metoo, #metooanthro, Australia, ethnography, Podcast, sexual abuse, sexual harrassment, sexual politics Ep. #8 Savage Bitcoin, hamster flushing, scholars at work, and New Mandala: this month on TFS February 18, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / academia, blogging, cryptocurrency, emotional support pets, Kinship, labor, Podcast, southeast asia Ep. #7 The knowledge we value: Dipesh Chakrabarty talks the contentious politics of knowledge production February 4, 2018 / Ian Pollock / academia, anthropology, history, human rights, India, Podcast, politics, research Ep. #6 Golden Globes allyship, thinking sick, health gaps, and working slow: this month on TFS January 21, 2018 / The Familiar Strange / anthropology, ethnography, health, mental health, phenomenology, Podcast, writing Ep. #5 Stunted thinking: Annie McCarthy talks slum children, NGOs, and stunting in Delhi January 7, 2018 / Jodie-Lee Trembath / anthropology, childhood, development, ethnography, family, health, India, Podcast, teaching anthropology Ep. #4 Killer Docs, Imaginary Landscapes, Political Lies, and Emotional Risk: this month on TFS December 17, 2017 / The Familiar Strange / ethnography, fieldwork, higher education, Iran, mental health, Podcast, policy, politics Ep. #3 The flies that bind: Assa Doron talks mobile phones, policy impact, and waste in India December 3, 2017 / Ian Pollock / anthropology, health, India, Israel, Podcast, technology, Waste Ep. #2 Medical tribes: Tanisha Jowsey talks anthropology in the emergency room and teaching medical students to be human November 19, 2017 / Julia Brown / applied anthropology, communication, interview, medical anthropology, medical education, medical tribes, New Zealand, Podcast Ep. #1 Campus free speech, mundane governance, truth in politics, and creeps v. @ssholes: this month on TFS November 19, 2017 / The Familiar Strange / free speech, gender, higher education, Iran, Jacqui Lambie, panel discussion, Podcast, politics, public transport, social categories, Yale Ep. #0 Introducing The Familiar Strange Podcast November 19, 2017 / The Familiar Strange / acknowledgement, introduction episode, Podcast, podcast Related Posts & Pages:Ep#105 Podstudies: Dr Ian Cook on the Future of Academia…End of 2020: A Message From TFSSeason Break: 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