In this follow-up video debrief, the 'Moral Dimensions' editors Ben and Mark sit down with Helen, the Sonic Conclusion producer and academic co-collaborator, to discuss the core questions: What does the future hold for academic knowledge production? How do we harvest academic diversity? And why is our voice such a powerful tool in all of this?

Recorded and produced at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, on land under the traditional custodianship of the Wallumattagal clan of the Dharug Nation. Copyright: Helen Wolfenden, Ben Nickl, Mark Rolfe

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Listen to an Experiment in Academic Innovation: Sonic Conclusion for the Essay Collection "Moral Dimensions of Humour"

"Why humour? Why AI? And what is a sonic conclusion?" (a sound alternative to written scholarship by Helen Wolfenden from Macquarie University, Jacob Craig and Benjamin Nickl from The University of Sydney & Mark Rolfe from The University of New South Wales)

A bit of context for the listener:

If you want to know more, you can find the rest of the book free to download at Tampere University Press: https://edition.fi/tup/catalog/book/moral-dimensions-of-humour