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Tim Ingold (2000), Perception of the Environment

Keith Basso (1996) Wisdom Sits in Places

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Today, is something a little different. We’ve got an informal roundtable discussing fieldwork. We talk about issues regarding representations and access, and the importance of following what’s weird.

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Aled Thomas - @AledJLlThomas 
Alison Robertson - Her staff page
Theodora Wildcroft - @TheoWildcroft

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The prodigal podcast returns! We have an interview with Dr. Ruth Penford-Mounce from the University of York, recorded last summer. We talk about celebrity, the changing nature of popular culture, and, of course, consuming the dead (but not cannibalism).

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Twitter: @DeathandCulture
Find her on her staff page here

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Until next time!

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After a long and almost unscheduled hiatus, the Religion and Popular Culture Podcast is back!!

This time, we’re talking to David Beer, from University of York, about his work on the sociology of popular culture. We discuss his work on data politics, as well as the perils and positives of teaching popular culture modules.

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Today I talk to Robert Geraci about technology pujas in India, Max Weber's disenchantment thesis, and even comic books.

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This time I talk to Theodora Wildcroft at the Open University Religious Studies conference about her work on contemporary Yoga. We discuss what Yoga is, the complications of studying contemporary practices constantly changing, and even what religion is.

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Her website: https://www.wildyoga.co.uk/

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Today I talk to Rob Barward-Symmons about his research on Young Evangelicals and social media use, ethics in the online field, and the lack of distinction between online and offline.

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This time I talk with Áine Warren, currently doing a PhD at Edinburgh University on the Dark Goddess. We talk about how people share their information and devotion on YouTube primarily, and a little on other social media and mass media sources.

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Thanks for listening! Until next time

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