In this week's episode of (Un)doing Geography, I will be joined by fellow Goldsmiths Student Angela Billings who undertook a research placement at Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford which examined the public's responses to the removal of human remains

Decolonisation, Pitt Rivers Museum and the Pluriverse

May 16th, 2021 35m 30s

Hey geographers and welcome to (Un)doing GeographyIn this week's episode of (Un)doing Geography, I sit down with Angela, a fellow student at Goldsmiths, University of London and a placement student at Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford. In today's sho

Modernity, Sites of Memory and Hong Kong Demonstrations

Mar 22nd, 2021 25m 15s

Hey geographers and welcome to (Un)doing GeographyIn this week's episode of (Un)doing Geography, I sit down with Eunice, a fellow student at Goldsmiths and is currently studying towards an MA in Arts Administration and Cultural Policy. In toda

Creative Geographies, Social Anthropology and the Welsh Identity

Mar 13th, 2021 25m 27s

Hey geographers and welcome to (Un)doing GeographyIn this week's episode of (Un)doing Geography, I sit down with Celie, a fellow human geographer and holds an MA in Social Anthropology. In today's show we speak about our shared research inter

Climate Change, Optimism and Governance

Feb 15th, 2021 30m

Hey geographers and welcome to (Un)doing GeographyIn this week's episode of (Un)doing Geography, I sit down with Alice, a fellow human geographer, an officer for a climate-led governance organisation with a special interest in climate action a

What is Geography? Maps, British Empire and Halford Mackinder

Feb 8th, 2021 7m 31s

The first episode of (Un)doing Geography looks at what we mean by the term Geography and how we can adopt a more inclusive approach of doing geography by learning from the Ancient Greeks. I revisit the first Geography textbook on my university

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Introducing (Un)doing Geography Podcast

Jan 30th, 2021 55s

Introducing (Un)doing Geography podcast, with your host Summer, a new podcast series which looks at the problematic framings of Geography. Throughout this podcast, each guest will be asked to explore what geography means to them and how by undo

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