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    The Familiar Strange

    #47 Meaningful Declutter, Local Activism, Managing Fire & Writing Up This Month On TFS

    Sep 29th, 201922m 20s
    Firstly, we’d like to introduce you all to Alex D’Aloia, who is managing our Facebook group TFS Chats – you might remember the blog post that he wrote for us at the start of this year: "Anthropologists and Dragons". Make sure to check out the c
    The Familiar Strange

    #46 Reconfigurable: Elanor Huntington Talks Engineering, Anthropology, & How We're Making Our World

    Sep 15th, 201944m
    “Not only do we need engineers working alongside anthropologists to do good quality engineering, I also think that we need to do an anthropology of engineers… Engineers are making our world, right? And, the way that we, as engineers, think coll
    The Familiar Strange

    #45: Financial Identity, Quiet Fields, Silencing Students & Angry Anthropologists: This Month On TFS

    Simon [1:00] begins our chat by asking what happens to your identity when you become a dependent spouse; that is, when your partner is supporting the household financially and you are not, especially in a new country. “For the last maybe 20 or
    The Familiar Strange

    #44 Digitising Migrants: Annalisa Pelizza on the European immigration crisis in an age of Big Data

    This is the 7th episode in our Science and Technology interview series. This time, Jodie is interviewing Annalisa Pelizza, Professor in Technology Studies of Communication at the University of Bologna in Italy, Visiting Professor at the Univers
    The Familiar Strange

    #43 Deepfakes, words vs actions, hatred in anth & social dissociation(Re-Release)

    This month, we were devastated to discover that the audio file of the awesome podcast panel we had recorded for you was completely corrupted (cue sounds of wailing and gnashing of teeth!). Not to be defeated, we decided we would re-release one
    The Familiar Strange

    #42 Economies Of Openness: Ros Attenborough On Cultures Of Trust, Exclusion & Generosity In STS

    "All of these questions deserve...just that little bit extra thought about what would openness look like for my study and in my discipline? What would it achieve? What effects would it have? And you know that when you have research interview da
    The Familiar Strange

    #41 Mediocrity, Confusing Cake, Public Accountability & Gift Reciprocity: This Month On TFS

    Simon (0:48) kicks off this panel by asking us about mediocrity. He reflects on his fieldwork in Iran, where he observed – particularly in the education sphere - that there was a very small difference between being ‘perfect’ and being a ‘failur
    The Familiar Strange

    #40 Robot Reflections: Inger Mewburn on researching researchers & welcoming our robot overlords

    In episode 5 of our STS Series, Inger Mewburn, Associate Professor and Director of Research Training at the Australian National University, founder of the popular blog The Thesis Whisperer and author of How to Tame Your PhD, Becoming an Academi
    The Familiar Strange

    BONUS EP: 'The Scariest Word In The English Language: a Public Lecture on Schizophrenia'

    This special bonus episode of The Familiar Strange brings you a public lecture by Dr Gabrielle Carey and our own Dr Julia Brown. Gabrielle is an award-winning writer of creative non-fiction, essayist, a lecturer at the University of Technology
    The Familiar Strange

    #39 Heartless Foundation, Stories, Reconciliation & Failed Election Prophecies: This month on TFS

    On this month’s panel, we welcome Will Grant from The Wholesome Show onto the podcast and introduce Kylie Dolan, one of TFS' Editorial Board members who is making her podcast debut!Julia [1:01] dives straight into the Heart Foundation’s lates
    The Familiar Strange

    #38 When good intention isnt enough: Jacqui Hoepner on morally repulsive research & academic freedom

    “I went into this thinking that objectivity and neutrality were the Name of the Game. That you couldn’t do good research if you were in any way biased or if you had your own opinions or experiences or values that might influence the research.”
    The Familiar Strange

    #37 Democracy Sausage, Fan Identity, Mental Health Policy & Being AnthroDiplomats: This Month On TFS

    This month, we’d like to welcome and thank special guests Dr Jill Sheppard and Martyn Pearce from Policy Forum Pod for joining our semi-themed panel discussion, inspired by the upcoming Australian Federal Election.Jill [1:16] starts us off wi
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    #36 If Machines Talked: Lucy Suchman on drone warfare, stubborn photocopiers & human-robot relations

    “The claim was 'isn’t this wonderful that remote controls keep humans safe'. Now, all you have to do is recognise that this is referring only to certain humans. The assumption is the humans that matter are those who are involved in US military
    The Familiar Strange

    #35: Loneliness, Positionality, Personhood & Violence: This Month on TFS

    This month Julia (0:59) starts us off with the relationship between loneliness and health after listening to an episode of 'All in the Mind', a podcast that explores the connections between the brain and behaviour. She stresses that loneliness
    The Familiar Strange

    #34 Knowledge Making: Emma Kowal talks Indigenous health care, difference & genomics

    “Wherever you work, science and technology are everywhere … [and] ethnographic methods are crucial for answering the kinds of questions that STS scholars want to answer.”In the second episode of our STS Series, Emma Kowal, a cultural and medi
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