A monthly podcast that presents an academic perspective on media, sponsored by Cinema Journal, the official journal of the Society for Cinema and Media Studies, and produced by Christine Becker, Michael Kackman, Joel Neville Anderson, Stephanie Brown, and Todd Thompson.
Recordings of talks from the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Cambridge "Things" seminar series on material culture.
Seminar convened by Alexi Baker of the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Cambridge bringing together scholars, curators and artists to discuss material objects in cultural, temporal, and geographical transition.
A podcast hosted by Nate DiMeo that uses a piece of material culture as a jumping off point for an exploration of an idea or historical event.
A podcast that explores the built environment and design hosted by producer and Radiotopia founder Roman Mars.
A short, often humorous podcast about language and etymology produced by podcaster Helen Zaltzman.
A sound studies podcast that challenges its contributors to re-think the world through the sonic epistemologies of Toronto School McLuhanism and Schaferism and to demonstrate the power of sound to shape and tell stories in a fundamentally new and challenging way.
Landing page for dozens of podcast series produced by faculty, departments, and colleges in Oxford University on a wide variety of subjects, both informative and useful for teaching. The Living in the Stone Age series of short films, for example, demonstrate Stone Age technologies for classroom demonstration.
A daily talk show of ideas hosted by Gretchen Helfrich that ran on WBEZ Chicago Public Radio from 1998 to 2002, now available on the Internet Archive. The show featured guests with different views to discuss ideas and issues, and included calls from listeners. Ideas ranged all over the map, with regular shows devoted to film topics.
A consortium of dozens of podcasts produced by hosts around the world in different fields that interview authors about their academic books, managed by historian and H-Podcast advisory board member Marshall Poe.
Interviews and series from the Library of Congress, like Digital Preservation, Voices from the Days of Slavery, or Alan Lomax and the Soundscapes of the Upper Midwest.
A BBC show about the history of ideas presented by writer and broadcaster Melvyn Bragg featuring guest experts who explain and discuss topics in culture, history, philosophy, religion, and science.
Long-running (since 1965) CBC radio program covering social issues, culture & the arts, geopolitics, history, biography, science & technology, and the humanities, mostly through documentary.
An eclectic show that pulls together reporting, inverviews, and personal essays on topics like the sharing economy, internet culture, wine, and appropriately for this space, the history of podcasting, produced by Benjamen Walker on Radiotopia.
A unique short-form (usually under 10 minutes) podcast from the BBC that interviews people from around the world who were witnesses to historical events.
