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Episode 11: Imagining and Embodying Low-Carbon Futures
In this episode, Keri and Michel are talking with historian of architecture Daniel Barber and Political Scientist and speculative world creator Johannes Stripple about the different ways we imagine a low-carbon future...
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Episode 10: Temporal Resistances
Keri and Michel talk about temporal violence, temporal politics and temporal resistance with three scholars working in land rights, transition disputes and disability rights in the UK, Colombia and South...
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Episode 9: Caring for the Rhythms of Food Sovereignty
Michel and Keri explore the theme of food sovereignty and time with guests Sidney Muhangi and Daniela De Fex-Wolf who share their insights from Colombia and South Africa.
Hosts and Guests
Michel Alhadeff-Jones...
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Episode 8: Time and the Arts, Food and Colonialism
Keri and Michel talk to artist-scholars, the poet Rukmini Nair and the photographer Nomusa Makhubu about the relationship between time, art and coloniality.
Hosts and Guests
Keri Facer (Professor of Educational and...
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Episode 7: Indigenous Times and Temporalities
Keri and Michel talk about Indigenous temporalities and the case for âTime Backâ with scholars Frida Buhre, Catherine Dussault and Matthew Scobie.Â
Hosts and Guests
Keri Facer (Professor of Educational and Social...
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Episode 6: Rhythms of the City and Environmental Transitions
Michel and Keri talk about the reorganisation of everyday rhythms of the city with urban scholar Zarina Patel and legal scholar Bronwen Morgan, touching on their work in Cape Town and Sydney.Â
Hosts and Guests
Michel...
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Episode 5: The Times of Water
In this episode, Keri and Michel explore the role of time in conflicts over water and rivers in Goa, the Netherlands and the UK with political scientist Peter De Souza, artist-researcher Harriet Hand and...
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Episode 4: Time Talk, Narratives and the End of the World
In this episode, Michel and Keri discuss with Nomi Claire Lazar and Andy Hom, two leading scholars in political science, the relations between our experience of time, identity, political beliefs and extremism.
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Episode 3: The Power of Clocks and Calendars
In this episode, Michelle Bastian, a leading scholar in the field of critical time studies, reflects with Michel and Keri on how timekeeping plays a critical role in the way we think and act in relation to...
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Episode 2: Beyond Development, Pluriversal Temporalities
In this episode, Arturo Escobar - the grandfather of modern critiques of development theory and originator of the idea of pluriversal design - talks with Keri and Michel about the danger of allowing one time story to...
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Episode 1: Rethinking the Times and Rhythms of a Just Transition
In this episode, Michel and Keri introduce The Temporal Imagination podcast and explore how âtemporal imaginationâ and ârhythmic intelligenceâ offer new ways of making sense of the world.
Hosts and Guests
Keri Facer...
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