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)