AnthroPod
Society for Cultural AnthropologyAnthroPod is produced by the Society for Cultural Anthropology. In each episode, we explore what anthropology teaches us about the world and people around us.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||
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We’ve all been there—dashed hopes, longing, feeling the distance between the life we’re living and the life we want. Disappointment emerges in today’s world in a variety of spaces and social registers. But what does it feel like, how do we know it… w... more
In this episode of AnthroPod, Contributing Editor Daillen Culver sits down with Jerika Loren Heinze to discuss the concept of auto-reflexivity and the systemic risks, traumas, and safety challenges faced by researchers conducting fieldwork.
This is the second of a three-part miniseries covering the 2025 annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association in New Orleans. Throughout this miniseries, you’ll hear segments from some of the panels and roundtables organized by the Socie... more
Iran has dominated the US news cycle throughout 2026 so far. The U.S. and Israeli war of aggression in Iran just passed its 100th day, having come on the heels of the Islamic Republic regime’s brutal repression of protests around the country in Janua... more
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- More anti capitalism under the guise of academia
Why do we need to preface the podcast with a homily about George Floyd? Yes it’s sad but you then link to police and prison abolition sites. Actually I am a prison abolitionist myself but you make massive assumptions that your audience wants to swallow a bunch of cultural Marxism when really they are interested in anthropology.
Plus your sound is off - consult a radio professional.
Apple Podcasts3greatsara
United Kingdom5 years ago - We’re right; they’re racist.
Has a unilateral political agenda.
If the USA is so racist, why are so many trying to live here?
“Shine the light” on the other side. Expose their corruption. The reality is the other side riddles the criticism with lead.
I do not agree that the problem is so simple.
The “white men” are racist; the guests are righteous guardians of the truth.
Apple Podcasts1August Consumer
United States6 years ago - Activism masquerading as academia
Don’t bother.
Apple Podcasts1M CalwellUnited Kingdom6 years ago - Amazing Podcast Design
Been listening to podcasts for years now and the Cashlessness episode was one of the best I’ve ever heard. The soundscapes were amazing and it was deeply engaging and informative. Please more episodes like this one!
Apple Podcasts5Meiyan2014United States7 years ago - Really terrible
I love learning about other cultures and this podcast is completely disappointing. I’m not sure if the intended audience is undergraduates who haven’t declared a major yet because it is soooo dry.
Apple Podcasts1Salud GUnited States8 years ago
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What is AnthroPod about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Across episodes, the show mainly centers on anthropology-informed analyses of mobility, borders, diaspora, memory, and everyday life, often tying local experiences to transnational dynamics. Topics frequently circle race, gender, kinship, sovereignty, and how policy shapes personal lives, with recurring emphasis on resistance, repair, and community-led approaches. Notable strengths include a broad, interdisciplinary range—from language preservation and digital ethnography to sports and ritual performance—paired with guest scholars who bring field-based methods and critical perspectives. A distinctive edge is the blend of micro-level ethnography with transregional case studies, offering both theoretical depth and tangible social implications... more
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Recent guests on AnthroPod include:
1. Sarah Muir
2. Jessica Greenberg
3. Chantal Croteau
4. Paul Michael Leonardo Atienza
5. Fuad Musallam
6. Jerika Loren Heinze
7. Carina Beras
8. Jasmine Blanks-Jones
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