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 | 238 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesArtsScience |
Cymene and Dominic talk about screamo music and the band Phish and how you can’t fake the feels on this week’s intro to the podcast. Then (13:07) expert in all things Mancunian, the great and wondrous Hannah Knox joins the conversation to discuss her... more
Cymene returns to the pod at long last (yay!) and we discuss recent events and how climate science probably caused wildfires and bears to happen. Then (13:17) Robert Savino Oventile joins the podcast to share his new collection of poems, The Canyon,... more
Dominic reports from a delayed birthday trip to Los Angeles and we learn about how Mike Brady (of Brady Brunch fame) nearly perished in a helicopter crash. Then (5:55) Roy Scranton returns to the podcast after nearly eight years away. We’re talking a... more
Dominic gives a quick update from the frontlines of home repair. Then (3:30) we welcome Rachel Frazin an energy and environmental reporter from The Hill to the podcast to talk about her new book, together with Sharon Udasin, Poisoning the Well: How F... 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
Unlike most academic podcasts, Cultures of Energy captures some of the actual joy of talking about ideas. Also unlike most academic podcasts, this show has hosts with a personal touch, a strong point of view, and real rapport. Strongly recommend.
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Insightfully blending arts and humanities with pressing environmental issues, this podcast brings together a diverse array of guests from various fields, including academia, activism, and literature. Key themes include climate change, energy transition, and the socio-political implications of ecological awareness, often approached with humor and personal storytelling. Unique in its ability to balance serious discourse with accessible, engaging dialogue, the series invites listeners to contemplate not only the challenges of the Anthropocene but also the creative avenues for fostering change and sustainability.
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Recent guests on Cultures of Energy include:
1. Hannah Knox
2. Robert Savino Oventile
3. Imre Szeman
4. Stacy Alaimo
5. Mark Goodale
6. Rafico Ruiz
7. Candace Fujikane
8. Radha D'Souza
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