Augmented Humanity Podcast

Augmented Humanity Podcast

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Augmented Humanity Podcast episodes

  • Agnes Chavez and the Art of Science Ep 1: Visualizing the Nature of Reality
    We’re joined by artist and educator Agnes Chavez, who explores the interrelationship between art, science, technology and nature as a process and tool for social change. As an artist, her work focuses on data visualization, light, sound and space. As a curriculum developer, she applies the latest arts, science and technological innovations to youth programming and education. Agnes is a founding member of The PASEO Festival, and the founder of the STEMarts LAB. The Lab’s STEMarts Curriculum Tool
    18 min
  • Art, Activism and Archives at IAIA Ep 4: Individual Native Expression
    On this month's Augmented Humanity, we’re talking about archives with the IAIA's Ryan Flahive. Ryan is the archivist at the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) and teaches archive studies and oral history at IAIA’s museum studies department. He currently serves on the New Mexico Historical Records Advisory Board, the New Mexico Association of Museums (NMAM) Executive Board, and the National Advisory Council of the Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums.
    17 min
  • Art, Activism and Archives at IAIA Ep 3: Empowering Native Narratives
    On this month's Augmented Humanity, we’re talking about archives with the IAIA's Ryan Flahive. Ryan is the archivist at the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) and teaches archive studies and oral history at IAIA’s museum studies department. He currently serves on the New Mexico Historical Records Advisory Board, the New Mexico Association of Museums (NMAM) Executive Board, and the National Advisory Council of the Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums.
    17 min
  • Art, Activism and Archives at IAIA Ep 2: A Second Life for Seeing Red Radio
    On this month's Augmented Humanity, we’re talking about archives with the IAIA's Ryan Flahive. Ryan is the archivist at the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) and teaches archive studies and oral history at IAIA’s museum studies department. He currently serves on the New Mexico Historical Records Advisory Board, the New Mexico Association of Museums (NMAM) Executive Board, and the National Advisory Council of the Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums.
    16 min
  • Art, Activism and Archives at IAIA Ep 1: Patron-Driven Digitization
    On this month's Augmented Humanity, we’re talking about archives with the IAIA's Ryan Flahive. Ryan is the archivist at the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) and teaches archive studies and oral history at IAIA’s museum studies department. He currently serves on the New Mexico Historical Records Advisory Board, the New Mexico Association of Museums (NMAM) Executive Board, and the National Advisory Council of the Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums.
    16 min
  • UniD Project Ep 4: Audio Describing the World
    Dr. Brett Oppegaard, an associate professor in the School of Communications at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, is the lead investigator of the UniD project, which produces audio descriptions for the visually impaired, as well as providing an open source and open access platform for dissemination. UniD also serves as an academy for improving practices and standards related to audio descriptions.
    16 min
  • UniD Project Ep 3: Creating Equitable Experiences
    Dr. Brett Oppegaard, an associate professor in the School of Communications at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, is the lead investigator of the UniD project, which produces audio descriptions for the visually impaired, as well as providing an open source and open access platform for dissemination. UniD also serves as an academy for improving practices and standards related to audio descriptions.
    16 min
  • UniD Project Ep 2: Imagining a Multisensory World
    Dr. Brett Oppegaard, an associate professor in the School of Communications at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, is the lead investigator of the UniD project, which produces audio descriptions for the visually impaired, as well as providing an open source and open access platform for dissemination. UniD also serves as an academy for improving practices and standards related to audio descriptions.
    16 min
  • Museums of the Future Ep 4: Anti-Racism, Ethics, and Open Systems
    On this month's Augmented Humanity, we talk with Jon Voss and Monique Davis about the future of museums. Jon is a founding member of Shift Collective, a non-profit consulting and design group focused on community-driven design for social change. Shift Collective creates equity-based programs and tools to help organizations better engage with and reflect their local communities. Monique is chair and president of the Shift Collective board as well as Managing Director of the Center for Art &
    15 min
  • Museums of the Future Ep 3: Practicing Equity
    On this month's Augmented Humanity, we talk with Jon Voss and Monique Davis about the future of museums. Jon is a founding member of Shift Collective, a non-profit consulting and design group focused on community-driven design for social change. Shift Collective creates equity-based programs and tools to help organizations better engage with and reflect their local communities. Monique is chair and president of the Shift Collective board as well as Managing Director of the Center for Art &
    16 min

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Augmented Humanity is produced by the New Mexico Humanities Council in partnership with KUNM. Our guests on this show are modern explorers working at the intersection of technology and the humanities…