Friday Nov 20, 2020
Friday Special! Disaster Capitalism & COVID-19
Disasters: Deconstructed Podcast
Reflecting on human society from diverse disciplinary and ideological perspectives to understand the root causes of disasters.
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Monday Oct 26, 2020
Monday Oct 26, 2020
Thank you for joining us for Season 3! Today we look back at some of our favorite bits from each episode, and look forward to what is next for Disasters: Deconstructed!
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Music this week from "Closer" by Ian Post.
Monday Oct 19, 2020
Monday Oct 19, 2020
Today we welcome Dewald van Niekerk, editor-in-chief of Jàmbá: Journal of Disaster Risk Studies, to the show! We hope you enjoy this discussion about academic publishing - we talk about access, audience, language and more!
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Further information:
Jàmbá: Journal of Disaster Risk Studies
Our guests:
Dewald van Niekerk (@dewaldvn)
Music this week from "Break Me" by Michael Shynes.
Monday Oct 12, 2020
Monday Oct 12, 2020
This week Dr Sarah DeYoung, core faculty at the Disaster Research Center at the University of Delaware, joins us to talk public health! We discuss some of the work that she has been doing in 2020 and broader concerns about trust and communication.
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Further information:
Safe Spaces: Creating a Culture to Support Infant Feeding in Shelters
Our guests:
Sarah DeYoung (@SarahDeYoung2)
Music this week from "Too Close To The Sun" by Zac Nelson.
Monday Oct 05, 2020
Monday Oct 05, 2020
Thanks to Mihir Bhatt for being with us this week! Mihir is the Director of the All India Disaster Mitigation Institute (AIDMI), an organization focused on community-based action planning, action research and advocacy in disaster mitigation. Our conversation focuses on how we can learn so much from those experiencing risk, and how we need to center these people and their capacities rather than always bringing external "knowledge" through teaching and training - "too much schooling, not enough active learning."
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Further information:
Find out more about AIDMI
Our guests:
Mihir Bhatt, director of the All India Disaster Mitigation Institute (@AIDMI_ORG)
Music this week from "Now or Never" by Christopher Young.
Monday Sep 28, 2020
Monday Sep 28, 2020
So often we think of "community-based" work as being about the location alone, but this week Zenaida Delica-Willison joins us to discuss her life's work of putting the people that live actually in a place at the center of both disaster related decision-making and narratives. We are so pleased to share this interview that gives us a look into her influential and pioneering work on Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction.
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Further information:
Feschrift in tribute to Zenaida
Our guests:
Zenaida Delica-Willison, the Center for Disaster Preparedness (@cdporgph)
Music this week from "Phantoms" by Ian Locke.
Monday Sep 21, 2020
Monday Sep 21, 2020
This week we are back again with JC Gaillard to talk about the Disaster Studies Manifesto. Following on from Part 1, we consider responses to more question from our listeners, and then have an overall discussion:
3. What are your relationships with research partners from within/outside your study areas?
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Further information:
Power, Prestige & Forgotten Values: A Disaster Studies Manifesto
Our guests:
JC Gaillard (@jcgaillard_uoa)
With recorded contributions from:Marjorie Balay-asFernando BrionesIlan KelmanHanna RuszczykGonzalo LizarraldeTerry GibsonCamilo FernandesFemke MulderFatima MolinaRohit JigyasuKatie Owen, Mukta Tamang, Jeevan Baniya and Sara Shneiderman
Music this week from "Out in the Cold" by Josh Leake.
Monday Sep 14, 2020
Monday Sep 14, 2020
This is the first of a two part series where some of our listeners and friends reflected on the Disaster Studies Manifesto and responded to some questions that we released for open comment. In Part 1, JC Gaillard joins us to listen to the submissions we received and briefly discuss.
We are considering the following questions:
1. Is our current terminology/concepts appropriate for working in a non-Anglophone context?
2. Do our research methodologies serve the needs of those who research and those who are ‘researched’?
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Further information:
Power, Prestige & Forgotten Values: A Disaster Studies Manifesto
Our guests:
JC Gaillard (@jcgaillard_uoa)
With recorded contributions from:Marjorie Balay-asFernando BrionesIlan KelmanHanna RuszczykGonzalo LizarraldeTerry GibsonCamilo FernandesFemke MulderFatima MolinaRohit JigyasuKatie Owen, Mukta Tamang, Jeevan Baniya and Sara Shneiderman
Music this week from "Goodbye" by Liquify.
Monday Sep 07, 2020
Monday Sep 07, 2020
Thank you so much to Natural Hazards Center Director Lori Peek for joining us again for this week's episode!! We recapped on an amazing Virtual Hazards Workshop in July and discussed hope in the hazards and disaster field, from personal growth to collective action.
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Further information:
Natural Hazards Center
Active Hope
Rebecca Solnit's website
Our guests:
Lori Peek, Director of the Natural Hazards Center (@HazCenter)
Music this week from "Fall Until I Fly" by Dollshade.
Monday Aug 31, 2020
Monday Aug 31, 2020
Today we are joined by Aparna Tandon, Senior Programme Leader at the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM). Join us for a discussion about the importance of preserving cultural heritage through disasters, and the tensions that arise!
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Further information:
ICCROM
Our guests:
Aparna Tandon (@aparnatan)
ICCROM (@ICCROM)
Music this week from "I'm Not Ready" by Jack Thweatt.
Monday Aug 24, 2020
Monday Aug 24, 2020
Today we are so happy to have the founders of the Nakuru Accord - a call to commit to publicly sharing failures and learning from each other - on the show. Welcome Dani Barrington, Esther Shaylor & Becky Sindall! We love their Twitter account, Wash Failures and it was so much fun to sit down and discuss the importance of failure in research and practice!
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Further information:
Nakuru Accord
Our guests:
Dani Barrington (@Dani_Barrington)
Esther Shaylor (@elshaylor)
Becky Sindall (@BexSindall)
Music this week from "Alive and Well" by Campagna.
About Disasters: Deconstructed
Jason and Ksenia bring you regular content reflecting on human society from diverse disciplinary and ideological perspectives to understand why disasters really happen.
There is no other podcast centering the most marginalized in disasters-a “people’s” story; recurring themes are structural violence, inequality, injustice, resistance and organizing.