
Resource extraction impacts our daily lives and has helped push the climate to the brink, but there are people around the world living and fighting for alternative ways forward. Join hosts Christopher Chagnon and Sophia Hagolani-Albov and their guests on the last Friday of each month for a discussion of the impacts of extractivisms, alternative ways forward, and stories from people living the stru... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This month we were delighted to be joined by a colleague from Social and Cultural Anthropology at University of Helsinki. Stefan Millar is a Social Anthropologist who specializes in the state, migration, colonialism, and infrastructures. Stefan is cu... more
This month we were honored to sit down with Professor Ortwin Renn to talk about the concept of polycrisis. Ortwin works with the World Academy Info Hub, Existential Threats and Risks to All InfoHub (EXTRA), as the Director of Systemic Risk Research. ... more
This month we are delighted to be in conversation with Thomas Reuter, a Professor at the Asia Institute of The University of Melbourne. His research focuses on transformative social change, food systems, and transitions to sustainability in Asia and ... more
This month we were delighted to have a conversation with Vivian Price, a visiting researcher at the University of Helsinki. Presently she is working with Janette Kotivirta, Doctoral researcher in World Politics at University of Helsinki, on a video d... more
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Even without a scientific background in Extractivism, the podcast is really interesting. A must-listen as it is a topic influencing so many areas of our lives and results from so many aspects of our modern lifestyle.
Extractivism is something that has been below my radar despite my interest in global conservation and politics. I highly recommend this well-done podcast, which features interviews with experts who shed light on an important subject that is unfamiliar to many of us.
Definitely the premiere podcast focusing on varieties of extractivism and alternative ways forward!
This podcast covers the idea of extractivism and many related topics. Even though these topics are mostly outside of my scope, they discuss them in a very interesting and approachable fashion! I would have never expected to get hooked to a podcast like this, but I have!
This pod is dealing with some weighty academic topics!! However, the hosts do a good job of interviewing and breaking it down!! They only publish once a month right now, but I am super excited to listen every time!!
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The show centers on how resource extraction shapes daily life and policy, with conversations that trace climate impacts, labor rights, governance, and grassroots alternatives. Across episodes, guests bring academic rigor, activist experience, and on-the-ground perspectives from regions heavily affected by extractivism, exploring topics such as green transitions, social justice, Indigenous rights, and resistance movements. A distinctive thread is the use of storytelling and interdisciplinary frameworks (from psychoanalysis to radical intra-connectedness) to surface nuanced critiques of mining, forestry, and energy systems, while highlighting workers' voices, community resilience, and practical paths forward for sustainable development.
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