TUMULT

TUMULT

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TUMULT episodes

  • Yemen
    In Yemen we see the largest humanitarian crisis of our time unfolding before our eyes. 
    Why is it so hard to keep the momentum on Yemen and to face the extent of human despair?  
    In this episode, I was lucky enough to talk to a political scientist, a UNHCR aid worker, and a Yemeni woman and founder of an NGO aiming to empower women and children in Yemen to explore some pressing questions. 
    This episode is dedicated to Yemen. To all the people in Yemen trying to survive, all the aid workers who work tirelessly to alleviate some of the distress on the population and everyone undertaking efforts to spread the message and help people within this forgotten war. 
    Consider subscribing to TUMULT wherever you get your podcasts and leave a rating if you want. Thank you for listening. 
    Find TUMULT on Instagram: @tumultpodcast
    59 min
  • Hidden Borders
    What is the intrinsic motivation behind digital borders? Why does border control often equal national security? And how will the digitalization of border infrastructure potentially look like in the future? In this episode, we will explore the vast digital infrastructure behind Europe's border regime with Paul Trauttmanssdorff. Paul is a doctoral fellow at the Austrian academy of sciences, studying how border control and migration management have been shaped and transformed by large-scale databases.
    Thanks for listening. 
    IG: @tumult.online
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    34 min
  • Cameroon Incognito

    The crisis in Cameroon has been called the worst humanitarian crisis in the world for two years in succession.  While the devastating situation is continuing to unfold, media reports from the region are extremely sparse and documentation of the conflict is minimal. 

    This episode addresses the need for documentation and reporting on the crisis. What is happening in Cameroon? What does Colonialism have to do with it? And what can the international community do to help? 

    With the contribution of Ingrid Viban (international development researcher from the University of Oxford), Esther Omam (executive director of Reach Out NGO), and Lisa Trebs, (research assistant at Institute for Development Studies (IDS). 

    Artwork by @happytoborders 



    50 min
  • Mighty Support — The Potential of celebrating each other w/ Anna Rabko (@happytoborders)
    This episode captures the first time I got to talk to Anna (@happytoborders) who has been doing the cover art for many TUMULT episodes so far! I am so thrilled! 
    We talked about the urgent need to raise support among women*, how passion influences our lives, clothing as an intrinsic part of self-expression and all the different and diverse ways that lead to more self-love. 
    Thank you Anna! I appreciate you endlessly! And thank YOU! for listening. 
    x 
    @happytoborders 
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    40 min
  • Karibik und Kolonialismus – Malaika Tschirko und Georg Sölkner, KonaK
    Kolonialismus und Karibik - eine Auseinandersetzung mit der europäischen Kolonialsgeschichte in der Karibik. Wie passen Karibik und Kolonialismus zusammen? Wie haben Malaika und Georg die Karibikinseln in Hinblick auf Kolonialgeschichte wahrgenommen? Und was können wir von Ihren Erfahrungen lernen? 
    Die Auseinandersetzung mit Kolonialimus in der Gesellschaft ist wichtig - und wird doch oft unzureichend oder einseitig thematisiert. Warum Kolonialismus in der Schulbildung oft vernachlässigt wird, versuchen wir in dieser Episode auf den Grund zu gehen. 
    Weitere Infos zu KonaK findet ihr hier: www.konak-wien.org (Hier können auch Zeitschriften zu diesem Thema bestellt werden) 
    Fotos und weiteres Infomaterial @tumultpodcast. 
    Cover art by @happytoborders.
    44 min
  • The Extrovert Ideal

    A solo episode and book talk on feeling introverted in a world that often celebrates and idealizes extroversion.

    The book 'Quiet' by @susancainauthor really helped me to understand certain traits — scientifically and emotionally + and gave me valuable advice on how not to succumb to nor neglect my introverted needs.

    Hope you enjoy. Tell me what you think 💌 → @tumultpodcast

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    18 min
  • Where are you from? Exploring Cultural Identity with Sabina McKenna
    Where are you from? is a question that holds a magnitude of assumptions and often deprives people of their sense of belonging. Often, Black People and People of Colour are being asked this question, especially when they are navigating in a predominantly white landscape. 
    I was lucky enough to connect with the curator Sabina McKenna who is putting this question in the spotlight and addressing the emotional depth of cultural identity. 
    On June 29th the online exhibition 'Hair by Where Are You From' is launching, featuring 26 stories written by BIPOC womxn exploring the experience of having textured, curly and coily hair. 
    'The series aims to build pride and identity for women with textured hair by celebrating all of its beautiful variations.' 
    Follow @whereareyoufrom__ to have access to all of these empowering stories and valuable resources.
    49 min
  • TUMULTÖS #2 - Über platonische Beziehungen, Wassereis und Kokosnussöl Zweckentfremdung

    Willkommen zu TUMULTÖS. Eine Serie an aneinandergereihten Unzusammenhängigkeiten mit Josie und mir. 

    Falls ihr neu hier seid: TUMULT ist ein deutsch-englischer Podcast der kulturelle, soziale und aktuelle Themen vertritt. Die Serie TUMULTÖS ist ein Dialog mit Josie über Dinge die uns beschäftigen - manchmal mehr oder weniger sinnfrei. 

    Heute sprechen wir über Freundschaften auf Distanz, wieso "Bekanntschaften" nicht abwertend sein soll, wieso Josie kein Wassereis mag und wieso dein Freund* nicht größer sein muss als du. 


    Music by Epidemic Sound

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    45 min
  • [DE] Über die Ehekrise mit Syrien und wovor Europa wirklich Angst hat – mit Hamed Abboud, Autor (Teil 2)

    Wie ist es, von der Gesellschaft in die du dich integrieren sollst, ständig beobachtet zu werden? Wieso fühlt man sich als Flüchtling schuldig? Wovor hat Europa wirklich Angst? 

    In diesem zweiten Teil des Gespräches mit Hamed Abboud, dem Autor des Buches "In meinem Bart versteckte Geschichten", thematisieren wir viele große Fragen. Hamed schenkt tiefgreifende Einblicke in die Dynamiken einer Gesellschaft, die Menschen mit Migrationshintergrund immer im Visier hat. Und wie er es schafft, das alles mit Humor zu sehen. 

    Mehr Informationen zu Hamed Abboud gibt es hier: https://www.hamedabboud.at/ 

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    34 min

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