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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 struggle every day. If you are someone interested in how our environment and societies have come to their current state or learning about different ways we can move forward, this is the podcast for you.

Documentary Society & Culture
Update frequency
every 23 days
Average duration
46 minutes
Episodes
93
Years Active
2019 - 2025
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Kumbutso Phiri - What pushes (and pulls) 30,000+ kids to live on the streets of Lusaka?

Kumbutso Phiri - What pushes (and pulls) 30,000+ kids to live on the streets of Lusaka?

This month we go back to Zambia for an enlightening conversation with Kumbutso Phiri, a development specialist. Kumbutso works with a wide range of topics, but in this conversation, we explore the …

00:52:15  |   Fri 26 May 2023
FLASHBACK - Maria Ehrnström-Fuentes - Exploring the Pluriverse

FLASHBACK - Maria Ehrnström-Fuentes - Exploring the Pluriverse

This month on the podcast we are really excited to try something new…by revisiting something old! Christopher and I open the podcast with a short chat and some life updates. Then we turn our attentio…

00:40:29  |   Fri 28 Apr 2023
Patience Mususa - Why did flourishing communities start to crumble in the Zambian Copper Belt?

Patience Mususa - Why did flourishing communities start to crumble in the Zambian Copper Belt?

This month we are delighted to be joined by Patience Mususa from The Nordic Africa Institute. She is an anthropologist with a background in architecture working on mining and urbanization in Southern…

00:46:03  |   Fri 31 Mar 2023
Mariam Khawar - What voices have been overlooked in Islamic economic philosophy?

Mariam Khawar - What voices have been overlooked in Islamic economic philosophy?

This month we are thrilled to be joined by University of Helsinki doctoral researcher Mariam Khawar. Mariam is in the Doctoral Programme in Political, Soci­etal and Regional Change, which is part of …

01:05:17  |   Fri 24 Feb 2023
Barış Can Sever - Can human-scale agriculture make Anatolia a breadbasket again?

Barış Can Sever - Can human-scale agriculture make Anatolia a breadbasket again?

This month we are delighted to be joined by Barış Can Sever who is Ph.D. candidate at the Department of Sociology at Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey. He is currently doing a 9-month …

00:49:31  |   Fri 27 Jan 2023
Mariko Frame - What is ecological imperialism? (And why is it a dirty word in some of US academia?)

Mariko Frame - What is ecological imperialism? (And why is it a dirty word in some of US academia?)

This month on the pod we are delighted to be joined by Mariko Frame, who is Assistant Professor of Economics at Merrimack College in Massachusetts. Dr. Frame is a political economist who focuses on e…

00:55:40  |   Fri 30 Dec 2022
Alexander Dunlap - Until You Become Ungovernable, Why Would Anyone Listen to You?

Alexander Dunlap - Until You Become Ungovernable, Why Would Anyone Listen to You?

This month we are super excited to be joined again by friend of the podcast Alexander Dunlap, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Centre for Development and the Environment, University of Oslo. This …

01:13:32  |   Fri 25 Nov 2022
Ksenija Hanaček - How does resistance to extractivism turn out in the arctic?

Ksenija Hanaček - How does resistance to extractivism turn out in the arctic?

Ksenija Hanaček is a researcher at the Autonomous University of Barcelona’s Institute of Environmental Science and Technology (ICTA, UAB), Spain. Ksenija works for the Global Atlas of Environmental J…

00:32:37  |   Fri 28 Oct 2022
3rd Anniversary BONUS - Extractivism in Pop Culture - Lord Of The Rings (Feat. Jesse Barber)

3rd Anniversary BONUS - Extractivism in Pop Culture - Lord Of The Rings (Feat. Jesse Barber)

This bonus episode of extractivism in pop culture is in honour of the three-year anniversary of the EXALT podcast. We are very excited to be joined again by Jesse Barber from the University of Helsin…

00:54:39  |   Fri 28 Oct 2022
Jesse Barber - Why would Christians write pagan sagas in Scandinavia?

Jesse Barber - Why would Christians write pagan sagas in Scandinavia?

This month on the podcast we are excited to present a conversation that is a bit outside our normal topics! This conversation is with Jesse Barber, a doctoral researcher in Folklore Studies in the De…

01:08:22  |   Fri 30 Sep 2022
Usman Ashraf - Who could lose from planting billions of trees in Pakistan?

Usman Ashraf - Who could lose from planting billions of trees in Pakistan?

This month we were delighted to be joined by fellow University of Helsinki, Global Development Studies doctoral researcher, Usman Ashraf. Usman moved from the natural sciences to the social sciences …

00:58:41  |   Fri 26 Aug 2022
Sérgio Sauer - How have land struggles shaped social conflicts and extractivism in Brazil?

Sérgio Sauer - How have land struggles shaped social conflicts and extractivism in Brazil?

This month we are excited to present an in-depth conversation with Professor Sérgio Sauer, who works at University of Brasilia in Brazil and is a visiting scholar at University of Helsinki in Finland…

00:57:12  |   Fri 29 Jul 2022
Syed Mustafa Ali and Dan McQuillan - Does Luddism hold lessons for resisting harmful tech paradigms?

Syed Mustafa Ali and Dan McQuillan - Does Luddism hold lessons for resisting harmful tech paradigms?

This month we were joined by two exciting guests, Syed Mustafa Ali from The Open University in the UK and Dan McQuillan from Goldsmiths, University of London. They are both interested in AI, technolo…

01:17:11  |   Fri 24 Jun 2022
Tim Oakes - How do big Chinese infrastructure projects impact people in China and around the world?

Tim Oakes - How do big Chinese infrastructure projects impact people in China and around the world?

This month we are thrilled to be joined by Tim Oakes, who is a Professor of Geography at the University of Colorado Boulder. He is a human, social, and cultural geographer and his research focuses on…

01:12:28  |   Fri 27 May 2022
Gediminas Lesutis - How do people cope with precarity pushed by extractivism?

Gediminas Lesutis - How do people cope with precarity pushed by extractivism?

This month we are joined by Gediminas Lesutis, a Marie Curie Fellow at University of Amsterdam. This rich and wide-ranging conversation starts with how Gedis got started in fieldwork driven research …

00:54:28  |   Fri 29 Apr 2022
Tania Li - Why are plantations so destructive?

Tania Li - Why are plantations so destructive?

This month we were delighted to be joined on the podcast by Tania Murray Li. Dr. Li is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Toronto (). Her work explores questions of land, labor, class, ca…

00:45:15  |   Fri 25 Mar 2022
Teivo Teivainen - Do Finnish companies act like colonial powers in Uruguay?

Teivo Teivainen - Do Finnish companies act like colonial powers in Uruguay?

This month we are super excited to be joined by University of Helsinki World Politics professor Teivo Teivainen (researchportal.helsinki.fi/en/persons/…i-teivainen). In this vibrant and wide-ranging …

01:05:01  |   Fri 25 Feb 2022
Janne Salovaara - What is

Janne Salovaara - What is "sustainability" trying to sustain?

This month on the EXALT podcast we were joined by Janne Salovaara from the Interdisciplinary Environmental Studies Programme (DENVI) at University of Helsinki. His research looks at the discipline of…

00:54:31  |   Fri 28 Jan 2022
Anna Marjaana Heikkinen - Can traditional livelihoods survive climate change & mining in the Peruvian Andes?

Anna Marjaana Heikkinen - Can traditional livelihoods survive climate change & mining in the Peruvian Andes?

This month the EXALT podcast was delighted to welcome University of Helsinki, Global Development Studies doctoral researcher Anna Marjaana Heikkinen. In her doctorate Anna Marjaana focuses on the rol…

00:51:16  |   Fri 31 Dec 2021
Antti Tarvainen - Is settler colonialism at the heart of the US and Israeli tech sectors?

Antti Tarvainen - Is settler colonialism at the heart of the US and Israeli tech sectors?

This month we were delighted to be joined by Antti Tarvainen, a fellow doctoral candidate in Global Development Studies at University of Helsinki. His work examines the innovation economy (think Stev…

01:01:23  |   Fri 26 Nov 2021
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