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Augmented Humanity Podcast
By Craig Goldsmith, Ellen DornanTechnology
Augmented Humanity Podcast episodes
- Indigenous Futurisms Ep 2: Storytelling Is Not a Zero Sum GameDr. Lee Francis from Laguna Pueblo, the CEO and founder of Native Realities, talks about indigenous futurisms and the importance of creating new worlds. His current projects include running Red Planet Comics and organizing global events like Indigenous Comicon and Indigipop X. As the "Head Indiginerd", Lee is dedicated to changing the perceptions and representations of indigenous people in and through popular culture. Listen to the podcast. Then find out more by visiting: www.nativerealities.com16 min
- Indigenous Futurisms Ep 1: Making of an IndiginerdDr. Lee Francis from Laguna Pueblo, the CEO and founder of Native Realities, talks about indigenous futurisms and the importance of creating new worlds. His current projects include running Red Planet Comics and organizing global events like Indigenous Comicon and Indigipop X. As the "Head Indiginerd", Lee is dedicated to changing the perceptions and representations of indigenous people in and through popular culture. Listen to the podcast. Then find out more by visiting: www.nativerealities.com17 min
- Open Access Government Ep 4: Evolving Government 2.0Learn about government data and citizen engagement with Peter St. Cyr, the director of Open Access New Mexico, a non-profit that advocates for access to online government information and provides training and tools for data-driven citizen engagement. Peter is an experienced journalist with a long history of investigating political corruption and has been recognized for excellence by his peers at both the national and state level. He was a co-founder of the Southwest Center for Investigative16 min
- Open Access Government Ep 3: Opportunities & Open StandardsLearn about government data and citizen engagement with Peter St. Cyr, the director of Open Access New Mexico, a non-profit that advocates for access to online government information and provides training and tools for data-driven citizen engagement. Peter is an experienced journalist with a long history of investigating political corruption and has been recognized for excellence by his peers at both the national and state level. He was a co-founder of the Southwest Center for Investigative17 min
- Open Access Government Ep 2: Balancing Access & PrivacyLearn about government data and citizen engagement with Peter St. Cyr, the director of Open Access New Mexico, a non-profit that advocates for access to online government information and provides training and tools for data-driven citizen engagement. Peter is an experienced journalist with a long history of investigating political corruption and has been recognized for excellence by his peers at both the national and state level. He was a co-founder of the Southwest Center for Investigative15 min
- Open Access Government Ep 1: Leveraging Government DataLearn about government data and citizen engagement with Peter St. Cyr, the director of Open Access New Mexico, a non-profit that advocates for access to online government information and provides training and tools for data-driven citizen engagement. Peter is an experienced journalist with a long history of investigating political corruption and has been recognized for excellence by his peers at both the national and state level. He was a co-founder of the Southwest Center for Investigative16 min
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- Manitos Community Memory Episode 1: Re-creating Lost SpacesShane Flores and Rebecca Sharp, both from New Mexico Highlands University, talk about building and activating the digital archive of the Manitos Community Memory Project, which uses a range of technology to preserve the unique Indo Hispano culture of northern New Mexico and southern Colorado.17 min
About Augmented Humanity Podcast
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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…
who help us to understand ourselves and the worlds we create in this digital age. They are thinkers, creators, makers and academics, all working in diverse fields. Together we discuss what we can understand about ourselves and others with the use of this technology; how the technology changes us or advances us; the implications for public or academic humanities; and the best tools and practices for applying this technology. Host Ellen Dornan is the digital humanities program officer for NMHC. Host Craig Goldsmith owns 1uffakind Design and is the host of The Coffee Express on KUNM. Subscribe to Augmented Humanity or Listen in a PlayerAugmented Humanity on SpotifyAugmented Humanity on YouTube (full hour-long programs)