Disasters: Deconstructed Podcast

S9E6 - Sajag-Nepal (Part 2)

Sajag-Nepal's "Notes from the Field" is a three-episode podcast for "Disasters: Deconstructed" This special episode will introduce listeners to the work and scope of the "Sajag-Nepal: Planning and Preparedness for the Mountain Hazard and Risk Chain in Nepal" project. Most importantly it will explore Sajag-Nepal project’s approaches to interdisciplinary and intercultural research on multi-hazards and risk chains in Nepal. 
Welcome to Episode 2 (of 3), where we will explore the understanding of multi-hazards from the perspectives of both the local community and scientists. To do this, we will take the episode to Temal and engage in conversations with local community members to gain insights into their understanding of hazards/multi-hazards. Additionally, we will interview anthropologist Mukta Tamang, geographer Gopi Basyal and geologist Megh Dhital on the topic. 
We hope you enjoy the discussion!  
 
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Hosts:Tek Bahadur Dong, Anuradha Puri, Nyima Dorjee Bhotia, Dipak Basnet,
Speakers: Prof. Megh Raj Dhital, Dr. Gopi Krishna Basyal, and Dr. Mukta Singh Lama  
 
Further Info:
Sajag-Nepal: Twitter, project website 
Social Science Baha: Website, Twitter  
Sajag-Nepal project film produced by BBC Media Action (Film on Phagam) 
NSET: Website 

S9E5 - Sajag-Nepal (Part 1)

Sajag-Nepal's "Notes from the Field" is a three-episode podcast for "Disasters: Deconstructed" This special episode will introduce listeners to the work and scope of the "Sajag-Nepal: Planning and Preparedness for the Mountain Hazard and Risk Chain in Nepal" project. Most importantly it will explore Sajag-Nepal project’s approaches to interdisciplinary and intercultural research on multi-hazards and risk chains in Nepal. 
In the first episode, we discuss cascading hazards in Nepal, with a focus on earthquakes and monsoon-triggered hazards like landslides. This episode will center around the project’s approaches to interdisciplinary and intercultural research. 
We hope you enjoy the discussion!  
 
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Hosts: Nyima Dorjee Bhotia, Dipak Basnet, Anuradha Puri & Tek Bahadur Dong  
Speakers: Dr. Katie Oven, Dr. Amy Johnson, and Dr. Jeevan Baniya 
 
Further Info:
Sajag-Nepal: Twitter, project website 
Social Science Baha: Website, Twitter  
Sajag-Nepal project film produced by BBC Media Action (Film on Phagam) 

S9E4 - Fishlake (Part 3)

Welcome to the final part of our Disasters: Deconstructed mini-series from Fishlake, UK! Thank you so much to Dave Angel for producing this wonderful local artifact, and sharing his creative process with us. I hope you all are inspired as much as we are!! 
 
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Further information:
Dave Angel’s contact: d.angel@lboro.ac.uk
 
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-angel-5444a6226/
 
Loughborough HOME CDT doctoral research project
https://meaningofhome.uk/
 
The Meaning of Home CDT Podcast: our monthly podcast on the subject of home
https://meaningofhome.uk/podcast/
 

S9E3 - Fishlake (Part 2)

We are back with Dave Angel for the second episode of our Disasters: Deconstructed mini-series from Fishlake, UK. Thanks for joining us! 
 
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Further information:
Dave Angel’s contact: d.angel@lboro.ac.uk
 
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-angel-5444a6226/
 
Loughborough HOME CDT doctoral research project
https://meaningofhome.uk/
 
The Meaning of Home CDT Podcast: our monthly podcast on the subject of home
https://meaningofhome.uk/podcast/

S9E2 - Fishlake (Part 1)

Welcome to the first episode of our Disasters: Deconstructed mini-series from Fishlake, UK. Your host for this series is Dave Angel, a musician-composer who has spent most of his life in the area. The series draws on his PhD work "‘Effing Awful!’: Deep, Dirty, Dangerous Water. Developing an audio representational method to develop empathy around post-flood experiences in two South Yorkshire villages." Over to Dave for the mini-series! 
 
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Further information:
Dave Angel’s contact: d.angel@lboro.ac.uk
 
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-angel-5444a6226/
 
Loughborough HOME CDT doctoral research project
https://meaningofhome.uk/
 
The Meaning of Home CDT Podcast: our monthly podcast on the subject of home
https://meaningofhome.uk/podcast/
 

S9E1 - Season Overview

Happy New Year and welcome back for Season 9 of Disasters: Deconstructed!!!  We can't wait to spend time with you again - or for the first time - as we explore why disasters really happen. 
This season we will be exploring local stories through 3 mini-series from around the world. Tune in to hear more about what we have in store :)
 
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Music this week from "Thinking of You" by Oliver Michael. 

S8E9 - Season Wrap

We really appreciate you all tuning in for Season 8 of Disasters: Deconstructed! In this Season Wrap we look back at some of the best bits from our discussions and the key themes emerging. Join us again in a few months for Season 9 when we concentrate on local stories from communities living with risk around the world 
 
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Music this week from "Continent" by AMBR. 

S8E8 - Scholar Activism

Thanks everyone for joining us this season! We have really enjoyed speaking with our incredible guests who taught us about solidarity from so many angles. This is our penultimate episode, and we are super excited to spend it with our season 4 co-host, Darien Alexander Williams!
Since he was last on the podcast, Darien completed his doctorate and is an incoming Assistant Prof. at Boston University. As many of you know, he is an urban planner who studies Blackness, Islam and disaster. Being an active part of community in Boston is a priority for him, and we are so glad he joined us to discuss the complicated space of scholar activism.
Thanks for listening! 
 
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Further information:
Queer Muslims of Boston
 
Our guests:
Darien Alexander Williams (@nigreaux)
 
Music this week from "chimera soldiers" by Max H. 

S8E7 - Solidarity through music

Today we welcome indie singer/songwriter David Rovics to Disasters: Deconstructed! David has produced an incredible body of anti-capitalist and community-grounded work, emerging as a prominent social critic on issues that we care about on DD, militarism, globalisation, environmental crisis, consumerism and gentrification. In this episode we talk about how music can bring people together in struggle! Thanks for listening. 
 
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Further information:
David's website
 
Our guests:
David Rovics (@drovics)
 
Music this week from "6 feet under" by John Isaac. 

S8E6 - Vulnerability and Mutual Aid

Welcome back to Disasters: Deconstructed! Today A.J. Faas is joining us to discuss his new book, In the Shadow of Tungurahua, and how some of its key themes link to our season on solidarity. We consider minga, deservingness, and vulnerability - thanks for joining us! 
 
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Further information:
In the Shadow of Tungurahua: Disaster Politics in Highland Ecuador
 
Our guests:
A.J. Faas (@ajfaas)
 
Music this week from "Lioness" by Kevin Graham.