This week, our host Johnny Bee reports live from the Design In The Making workshop and sits down with the two organiser, Florian Tichy and Verena Eireiner who are visiting scholars from the Technical University of Munich, to discuss prototypes, design and ethnography. John then meets with Desiree Foerster from the University of Potsdam (Germany) and discusses processes of embodiment and design. Our host also sits down with returning musical guest, Willem Burnaby, to talk about his work and his new recording studio (Urban Jungle Studio). Finally, John interviews Concordia Indi PhD student Ida Toft (Denmark) about her studies in the field of interaction design.

This episode features music by Concordia music student Willem Burnaby. If you are interested in Willem's work, please visit his SoundCloud page @Willtunes778. For more information on the Urban Jungle Studio (Recording, Producing, Sound Engineering), text Willem @(514) 668 - 8933 or email him @[email protected]

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee  

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte

Production Assistant: Adam van Sertima, Pauline Hoebanx, Juan Pablo Neri, Alejandra Melian-Morse

This week, our host Johnny Bee reports live from the Design In The Making workshop and sits down with the two organiser, Florian Tichy and Verena Eireiner who are visiting scholars from the Technical University of Munich, to discuss prototypes, design and ethnography. John then meets with Desiree Foerster from the University of Potsdam (Germany) and discusses processes of embodiment and design. Our host also sits down with returning musical guest, Willem Burnaby, to talk about his work and his new recording studio (Urban Jungle Studio). Finally, John interviews Concordia Indi PhD student Ida Toft (Denmark) about her studies in the field of interaction design.

This episode features music by Concordia music student Willem Burnaby. If you are interested in Willem's work, please visit his SoundCloud page @Willtunes778. For more information on the Urban Jungle Studio (Recording, Producing, Sound Engineering), text Willem @(514) 668 - 8933 or email him @[email protected]

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee  

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte

Production Assistant: Adam van Sertima, Pauline Hoebanx, Juan Pablo Neri, Alejandra Melian-Morse

Recorded live from Concordia's Ethnography Lab, we are back with a second season of Best C Podcast. In this first episode of the season, our host Johnny Bee discusses literature and elephant rescue with best C new producer and Concordian Alejandra Melian-Morse who is pursuing her MA in Anthropology. Johnny Bee also exchanges with this week's musical guest Shaggal Starkiller about his indie musical duo Perv Club and catches up with two members of the EthnoLab trucking group.

This episode features music by Bolivian Indie duo PervClub. To listen to more of Perv Club's tracks, visit their Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/perv-club, Bandcamp: https://pervclub.bandcamp.com/, youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSy7G10qs0jZtlnDrhXKlCQ, Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pervclub

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte

Production Assistant: Adam van Sertima, Pauline Hoebanx, Juan Pablo Neri, Alejandra Melian-Morse

Recorded live from Concordia's Ethnography Lab, we are back with a second season of Best C Podcast. In this first episode of the season, our host Johnny Bee discusses literature and elephant rescue with best C new producer and Concordian Alejandra Melian-Morse who is pursuing her MA in Anthropology. Johnny Bee also exchanges with this week's musical guest Shaggal Starkiller about his indie musical duo Perv Club and catches up with two members of the EthnoLab trucking group.

This episode features music by Bolivian Indie duo PervClub. To listen to more of Perv Club's tracks, visit their Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/perv-club, Bandcamp: https://pervclub.bandcamp.com/, youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSy7G10qs0jZtlnDrhXKlCQ, Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pervclub

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte

Production Assistant: Adam van Sertima, Pauline Hoebanx, Juan Pablo Neri, Alejandra Melian-Morse

In this sixth and last episode of this first season of Best Concordia Podcast, Producers John Bryans, Kris Millett and Anne-Marie Turcotte discuss their appreciation of this season as well as their aspirations for the future of the show. This episode also contains their favourite outtakes of the season featuring Sara Breitkreutz discussing grad studies and maternity, Heather T. R. Wallman talking about reality television and Tristan Biehn recounting her experience as a lecturer after a night out that involves many sake bombs and searching for keys.

This episode features music by Kimberly Sunstrum from her new album The Kid, The Wall, and The Box (“Wondering”, “The Kid”, “The Wall”, “My Stupid Heart”, “The Box”). Kimberly is releasing her new album on May 31 with a show at Pressed in Ottawa. She’ll also be playing our Best, Concordia end-of-season party on July 6 at Casa del Popolo with No Fly List and Wild Mercury!

Preview Kimberly’s new album here: https://kimberlysunstrum.bandcamp.com/

Check out her music video for the single “My Stupid Heart”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXol1zfA094

Best Concordia Production team:

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee (MA Student in Concordia's Sociology Program)

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

In this sixth and last episode of this first season of Best Concordia Podcast, Producers John Bryans, Kris Millett and Anne-Marie Turcotte discuss their appreciation of this season as well as their aspirations for the future of the show. This episode also contains their favourite outtakes of the season featuring Sara Breitkreutz discussing grad studies and maternity, Heather T. R. Wallman talking about reality television and Tristan Biehn recounting her experience as a lecturer after a night out that involves many sake bombs and searching for keys.

This episode features music by Kimberly Sunstrum from her new album The Kid, The Wall, and The Box (“Wondering”, “The Kid”, “The Wall”, “My Stupid Heart”, “The Box”). Kimberly is releasing her new album on May 31 with a show at Pressed in Ottawa. She’ll also be playing our Best, Concordia end-of-season party on July 6 at Casa del Popolo with No Fly List and Wild Mercury!

Preview Kimberly’s new album here: https://kimberlysunstrum.bandcamp.com/

Check out her music video for the single “My Stupid Heart”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXol1zfA094

Best Concordia Production team:

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee (MA Student in Concordia's Sociology Program)

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

In this fifth episode of Best Concordia Podcast, our host Johnny Bee interviews three MA students from Concordia University’s department of Sociology & Anthropology. First, Johnny speaks with Tristan Biehn about her research and field work in a co-op farm in the Montreal region. Johnny then interviews Heather T. R. Wallman about her undergraduate research thesis about Hell Houses and liminal spaces. Finally, our host talks to Lucian Ivanov about his thesis on files kept by the secret police before the fall of the communist regime in Romania.

This episode features music by Bats in the Belfry. If you want to listen to more of their music, visit: https://montrealbats.bandcamp.com/releases .

Bats in the Belfry is also launching their new album at the Divan Orange in Montreal on May 30.

Visit their Facebook page to learn about their tour dates: https://www.facebook.com/montrealbats/?fref=ts

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee (MA Student in Concordia's Sociology Program) 

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program) 

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

In this fifth episode of Best Concordia Podcast, our host Johnny Bee interviews three MA students from Concordia University’s department of Sociology & Anthropology. First, Johnny speaks with Tristan Biehn about her research and field work in a co-op farm in the Montreal region. Johnny then interviews Heather T. R. Wallman about her undergraduate research thesis about Hell Houses and liminal spaces. Finally, our host talks to Lucian Ivanov about his thesis on files kept by the secret police before the fall of the communist regime in Romania.

This episode features music by Bats in the Belfry. If you want to listen to more of their music, visit: https://montrealbats.bandcamp.com/releases .

Bats in the Belfry is also launching their new album at the Divan Orange in Montreal on May 30.

Visit their Facebook page to learn about their tour dates: https://www.facebook.com/montrealbats/?fref=ts

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee (MA Student in Concordia's Sociology Program) 

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program) 

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

In this fourth episode of Best, C. Podcast, our host Johnny Bee interviews Claude Leduc, a student from Concordia's Sociology MA, and discusses his passion for metal music to then link it to his actual research surrounding the idea of technology becoming an automating process. He then interviews Best, C's Production Assistant Adam van Sertima (INDI PhD Program at Concordia) to discuss his involvement in the EthnoLab's Creative-Reuse Working Group, the concept of boundary objects and the notion of joint attention. Finally, in another one of our "Off the Record" segment, Adam turns the table and asks our host Johnny Bee some questions about his own research. To learn more about Johnny Bee's research, watch his video "The Actor's Dude Dilemma", which just made it into the top 25 finalist in the SSHRC Storyteller 2017 competition on our YouTube page playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaXHtrO-noQ&list=PLhCmlhYUMgmiWbY1CB2ZRZSFnqsCp2Njf

This episode features music by Concordia Sociology student Claude Leduc musical projects Chthe'ilist and Sutrah. If you are interested in Claude's work, Chthe'ilist's album "Le Dernier crepuscule" is available for download on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/le-dernier-crépuscule/id1074144631

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee (MA Student in Concordia's Sociology Program)

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

In this fourth episode of Best, C. Podcast, our host Johnny Bee interviews Claude Leduc, a student from Concordia's Sociology MA, and discusses his passion for metal music to then link it to his actual research surrounding the idea of technology becoming an automating process. He then interviews Best, C's Production Assistant Adam van Sertima (INDI PhD Program at Concordia) to discuss his involvement in the EthnoLab's Creative-Reuse Working Group, the concept of boundary objects and the notion of joint attention. Finally, in another one of our "Off the Record" segment, Adam turns the table and asks our host Johnny Bee some questions about his own research. To learn more about Johnny Bee's research, watch his video "The Actor's Dude Dilemma", which just made it into the top 25 finalist in the SSHRC Storyteller 2017 competition on our YouTube page playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaXHtrO-noQ&list=PLhCmlhYUMgmiWbY1CB2ZRZSFnqsCp2Njf

This episode features music by Concordia Sociology student Claude Leduc musical projects Chthe'ilist and Sutrah. If you are interested in Claude's work, Chthe'ilist's album "Le Dernier crepuscule" is available for download on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/le-dernier-crépuscule/id1074144631

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee (MA Student in Concordia's Sociology Program)

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)