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Royal Academy of Arts Podcast
The Royal Academy of Arts has a podcast collection that talks about architecture, recommendations, and interviews with individuals in the field.
The Arch.Ed Podcast
The Arch.Ed Podcast discusses architecture and architectural education with students and educators. It is hosted by Dr. James Benedict Brown (@jbenedictbrown / combinearchitecture.com), a Lecturer in Architecture at the Leicester School of Architecture at De Montfort University in Leicester, UK.
I Was Told There'd Be Food Podcast
History graduate students, Jen Vannette (Central Michigan University), Katie Krawetzke (Central Michigan Unviersity), and Alex Greff (University of Minnesota) share stories from their experiences as graduate students. Topics include what it's like to study history, be a grad student, and teach.
Talking Hoosier History
Talking Hoosier History, hosted by historians Lindsey Beckley, Jill Weiss and Justin Clark, is a monthly podcast that features a significant person or event in Indiana History. Each episode is based on research conducted by Indiana Historical Bureau staff and features newspaper articles from Hoosier State Chronicles, Indiana’s digital historic newspaper database. The project is operated by the Indiana State Library with financial support from the U.S.
AIA (American Institute of Architects) Podnet
The AIA Podnet discusses architecture, urban planning, and design with practitioners. The podcast is no longer active, but an archive of episodes can be found on Soundcloud.
Archive, a podcast series by the Architectural Association of Ireland
The Architectural Association of Ireland has a podcast that discusses architecture in Ireland and further afield. Each episode features a conversation with a national or international figure from the field of architecture, art or design about their work, their thinking, and their process.
Art Gallery of Ontario Podcast
The Art Gallery of Ontario podcast shares audio of artist talks, tours, symposia, and other gallery events, as well as thematic series, such as Into the Anthropocene: Our Impact on Earth, and a lecture series on Catherine the Great.
The Observatory, Design Observer Podcast (presented by AIGA, the professional association for design)
The Design Observer podcast is hosted by Michael Bierut, Senior Critic in Graphic Design at the Yale School of Art, and Jessica Helfand, fouding editor of Design Observer, graphic designer and writer. The podcast features interviews with designers and architects and discusses various issues in the world of design.
ArchitectChats Podcast
The ArchitectChats is the official podcast of ARCHITECT, the journal of the American Institute of Architects. It features interviews with architects "working at the cutting edge of design, technology, and practice," about news and trends in architecture and design. Episodes come out approximately twice monthly.
Victorian Scribblers
VICTORIAN SCRIBBLERS is a biography and literature podcast co-hosted by Courtney Floyd, Ph.D. candidate in English at the University of Oregon, and Eleanor Dumbill, Ph.D. student at Loughborough University.
Our episodes cover the lives and work of lesser-known nineteenth-century writers, and our special features highlight important cultural contexts that bring the Victorian period to life.
Once Upon a Patriarchy
In each episode, fairy tale and media studies scholar Dr.
We Teach Languages
We Teach Languages is a podcast and blog that explores the question, "What does excellent language teaching look like?" through conversations with K-12 and university teachers of languages.
Sydney Screen Studies Talks
Sydney Screen Studies Network Talks is a research-led podcast covering all aspects of film, television, and screen-based media. Scholars and graduate students from Sydney share their research, discuss screen culture and history, and debate the latest film and television releases and technology. Each episode is recorded live in front of an audience and features a film or media scholar presenting their cutting-edge research in the form of a short talk.
Historically Thinking
Historically Thinking is a podcast about historical knowledge and how we achieve it. Each conversation explores an aspect of the most fundamental historical question that I think there is: “what’s the real story (or stories) here, and how can I know it?” It so happens that this is also one of the most essential human questions.
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