Åsa Wahlström Smith och Proshant Chakraborty

Zoom: https://gu-se.zoom.us/j/64929412642

PowerPoint: workshop-2-podcast-h22.pptx

You will work in small group to discuss the following:

What do we need to do to make anthropological knowledge "consumable" through listening only? How do other aural genres (e.g., music, radio news broadcasts) shape what makes a podcast "digestible"? When do people listen to podcasts, and how does that affect the genre? What kind of podcast would you like to do - on what topic, and what form/type (interview, discussion, narrative, etc.)? At the end we discuss in a larger group what were your most important points.

Prepare for this workshop by: 1) consulting the texts by Klepke & Rydell, NPR and Chester, and 2) listening to the following anthropology podcasts:

"Så mår de papperslösa barnen", Sveriges Radio Vetenskapsradion: https://sverigesradio.se/avsnitt/751819

The surprising truths wild horses teach us about the power of ritual, social durability, and surviving the Anthropocene with John Hartigan Jr. (Länkar till en extern sida.), from This Anthro Life

What does anthropology sound like: Activism (Länkar till en extern sida.), from AnthroPod

High Voltage (Emotions Part Two) (Länkar till en extern sida.)/, from Invisibilia, featuring anthropologist Renato Rosaldo, who talks about "discovering a new emotion." Listen to Part One here (Länkar till en extern sida.). You can also read the article on Rosaldo here (Länkar till en extern sida.).

Absence from Workshop 2 is compensated by uploading a written assignment of about a page (1,5 line spacing, 12 points) where you reflect over limits and possibilities with anthropological communication in podcasts.

Literature:

Chester, A. (2018) Podcasting. The Sage Encyclopedia of the Internet. SAGE. 708-711.

Klepke, Birgita and Rydell, Susanne. 2014. "Intervju." Ur Skriv populärvetenskapligt. Stockholm: Liber. Kap. 12. OBS-flera kopia på UB, du måste åka dit (samhällsvetenskapliga eller humanisten).

NPR. (2018) Starting your podcast: A guide for students (Länkar till en extern sida.). National Public Radio [US].