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It is sad to see how some geographic thought has evolved. While there are good books here that enhance human knowledge (Monmonier’s Connections and Content, Alexander’s Copyright and Cartography, etc.) the dribble born from passing political trendiness is excessive. The title words justice (all kinds), hate, decolonization, etc. are flags to move on. I do judge books by their cover. Anyway, I enjoy the podcast and thanks for making me aware of some books worth adding to my library.
There are a few episodes that are interesting, and as a geographer I’m interested in the subject - but the guests they invite have too much of a focus on left wing subjects.
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This podcast features in-depth conversations with geographers about their latest publications, covering a diverse range of topics that intersect geography with social sciences and current global issues. Noteworthy discussions often emphasize the implications of urban planning, environmental changes, and social justice from local, national, and international perspectives. The unique focus on the stories behind the books invites both academics and general listeners to explore tangible, real-world applications of geographical research and its relevance to contemporary society.
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