
Humanities at Large features Jackman Humanities Research fellows and their work on a particular theme.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureEducation | |||

What happens when an oil company builds not just an industry, but an entire community? Historian Luis van Isschot traces the rise of Standard Oil's company towns in Colombia and Peru, where coveted jobs, housing and social services came with tight co... more
How can music give voice to a history that has been denied? Pianist and composer Eve Egoyan explores this question through In Stone, a deeply personal work shaped by her family's connection to the Armenian Genocide. Blending piano, her own voice and ... more
Seeing a place through someone else's lens can shape how we imagine it. In this final episode of Series 2, photographer Tamara Abdul Hadi revisits the Iraqi Marshes, layering her own images, family archives, and crowdsourced photographs over a coloni... more
Talking about death is never easy, but how we handle it says a lot about how we live. Chris Miller examines the rise of natural burials, from simple shrouds to human composting, and what these eco-friendly practices reveal about our relationship with... more
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The episode on AI was a timely examination of the conversations occurring right now around AI, and the importance of looking past the melodramatic fears of robot uprisings to see its very real impacts, including the environmental and socioeconomic costs.








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