
Cultures of Energy brings writers, artists and scholars together to talk, think and feel their way into the Anthropocene. We cover serious issues like climate change, species extinction and energy transition. But we also try to confront seemingly huge and insurmountable problems with insight, creativity and laughter. We believe in the possibility of personal and cultural change. And we believe tha... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 262 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Cymene recounts her visit to The Rocky Horror Picture Show and we wonder whether students can be convinced that academic writing will improve their social lives. Then (17:30) we sit down with the marvelous Helen Kapstein to talk about her new book Pe... more
The Queen and King of Jetlag recount tales of airplane toilets, surprise geckos and AI abominations on this week's episode. Then (16:32) Billy Fleming saves the podcast by joining us to talk about his marvelous new book, Building Postcarbon Futures: ... more
Your cohosts' electric summer adventure has brought them to Thailand! Dominic wonders if he will be allowed to eat Thai spicy food and Cymene reports about feeding baby elephants. Then (13:44) we welcome Mona Damluji to the podcast to discuss her new... more
The China adventure continues for your two co-hosts. Cymene and Dominic report from Zhangzhou, a small city of five million in Fujian province, and talk about party hotel life and what might have been the first energy humanities workshop in the count... more
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I’ve listened to a handful of episodes; interesting topics, but the hosts are too unlikable for me to continue with it.
One of the best scholarly podcasts out there. Dominic and Cymene bring cutting edge research across the environmental humanities to life through meaty, entertaining, idea-driven conversations with authors, artists, activists, and more.
Wonderful and informed podcast. Great interviews and discussions. Thank you!
The best podcast on air, for all those interested in Environmental humanities, Anthropology, Media and cultural Studies
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A thought-provoking interview series that foregrounds energy futures through the lenses of humanities, arts, and social sciences. Episodes center on energy democracy, decarbonization, urbanism, and cultural infrastructures, often pairing scholars, artists, and practitioners to explore how policy, design, and storytelling shape just transitions. Noteworthy are its cross-disciplinary guests, international case studies, and a consistent emphasis on community engagement, justice, and imaginative approaches to energy systems. The show is likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy rigorous analysis married to accessible storytelling, with a penchant for seeing energy issues as cultural and political phenomena as much as technical ones.
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Cultures of Energy launched 11 years ago and published 262 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Cultures of Energy include:
1. Billy Fleming
2. Mona Damluji
3. Ryan Cecil Jobson
4. Ann Carlson
5. Timothy Mitchell
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7. Robert Ferry
8. Ciruce Mohavedi-Lankarani
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