Random Anthropology Podcasts

Are you trying to make sense of a world gone mad? Are you looking for an unapologetic voice of reason and truth to help you understand the signs of our times and what to do about them? Are you hungering for a philosophy of life that embraces ALL of what God desires for you? Then this podcast is your answer! Hosted by Dr. Peter Howard, The Catholic Patriot engages the culture head-on and goes right to the heart of the its desires, challenges and errors of our times. Drawing from the wisdom of Fulton Sheen and 2000 years of Church history, The Catholic Patriot offers a voice of common sense, truth and hope to help society discover a total vision of man according to God’s design and purpose that brings authentic happiness to a deeply wounded and misguided world. The time to wake up and shake off the lies of the world is NOW! Join Dr. Howard for inspiring and informative podcasts that will help make you grateful for every moment of the unique, unrepeatable and irreplaceable life that God has given you. Your life, like that of Fulton Sheen, is a treasure in clay. Let’s mold it together the way God intended, so that we can have life to the full!

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Adoration, anthropology, blessedvirginmary, catholic, christendom, christianspirituality, Contemplation, Culture, Distributism, economy, entrepreneurship, eucharist, fultonsheen, happiness, leadership, meditation, mentalhealth, NaturalHealth, naturalhealthcare, peace, personaldevelopment, peterhoward, Philosophy, Politics, prayer, revolution, signsoftimes, spirituality, theology, war, world

Dimed Out is an anthropological Podcast dedicated to exploring the mysteries and meaning of life. An audio kaleidoscope of culture and society, alternative lifestyles and life experiences.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: alternative lifestyles, anthropology, counter-culture, exploration, film, History, human stories, interviews, life experiences, mental-health, music, personal experiences, personal growth, personal interests, personal journal, pop culture, self growth, self-love, society and culture, special guests, subcultures, world culture

The Unusual History of Every Thing is a podcast for lovers of the weird history of common things in our world. Join cultural object preservationists Melanie Dellas and Karen Lacy as they uncover the unusual histories of every thing around us. New episodes every Tuesday!

Categories: Education, History

Tags: ancientegypt, ancientgreece, AncientHistory, ancientrome, anthropology, Archaeology, artifacts, Books, culturalobjects, Culture, Curiosities, History, historypodcasts, mummies, museums, oddities, Podcasts, strangehistory, weirdhistory

How are the algorithms in our lives holding us back? What are the most pressing problems of urban residents businesses can help resolve? What can other sectors learn from how the luxury industry is getting sustainability right? These are some of the questions we unpack in season two of the Phenomena podcast by ReD Associates, which explores how a deep understanding of human behaviour can help shape better business strategy. During each episode, ReD partner Eliot Salandy Brown interviews colleagues and industry experts on the biggest human and cultural topics of our time, to reveal how they are often misunderstood and how the social sciences can help businesses get them right.

Categories: Business, Society & Culture

Tags: anthropology, Business Strategy, ethnography, Humanities, Innovation, sensemaking, social science, sociology

Christlike Thinking is a bi-weekly podcast dedicated to discussing how Christians are engaging culture and living out Romans 12:2, which says, “Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect.”

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: anthropology, christian, Culture, ethics, law, Politics, science, sociology, theology, worldview

Hosted by Dr. Karen Bellinger, the Working Over Time podcast examines society through the lens of work, over time and across cultures. If you‘re a fellow time traveler who loves history and epic storytelling, you‘ve found the right time machine. Produced by LittleFire, Past Preservers, and Dr. Karen Bellinger. Follow us on Twitter @WorkingOTSeries. We‘re also on Patreon: www.patreon.com/workingovertime

Categories: History, Science, Society & Culture

Tags: american history, ancient history, anthropology, Archaeology, archeology, careers, contemporary society, craftsmanship, culture and society, economics, economy, Employers, employment, Entertainment, global, global history, History, industry, jobs, Journal, Journals, sociology, storytelling, Technology, time-travel, Trades, us history, work, working, workplaces, world history

Salon B is an aural gathering of scholars across disciplines, hosted by Berghahn Books—an award-winning academic press. Historically, salons followed Horace’s aim of poetry “either to inform or delight,” and we hope to do both as we bring you a gathering of academics and writers from a wide range of disciplines to discuss their work, read extracts, and talk about academic life, all tied to a different monthly theme. Music © Chris Chappell christopher.a.chappell@gmail.com

Categories: Arts, Science

Tags: academia, academicbooks, anthropology, Books, History, socialsciences

When you write a novel or build a game, you have to design a whole world. A world with culture, hierarchy, taboos, economy, fairness, traditions, careers, and origin stories. In Full Worlds, we hear authors and creators explain the worlds they built, without the story getting in the way.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: anthropology, ethnography, scifi, sf

We build human organisations. We believe the future of organsations is human-centred, but the bottom line dictates that leaders can’t risk untried programmes with unclear benefits. These short, guided mindfulness meditations were first taught to NHS hospital staff as part of the Mindfulness-Based Organisational Education (MBOE), which is an evidence-based programme. It’s taught to organisations and communities to empower people to create a more human and sustainable world. These meditations offer a dual purpose: The ‘how’ and the ‘why’. They are a great place to start and our book, Social Mindfulness: A guided to mindfulness meditations from Mindfulness-Based Organisational Education, goes into greater depth. Social Mindfulness: A guided to mindfulness meditations from Mindfulness-Based Organisational Education is available from www.mindfulnessconnected.com/shop/social-mindfulness

Categories: Technology

Tags: active listening, adaptation, agency, anthropology, autonomy, business, climate change, cognitive bias, community, Compassion, courageous conversations, decision-making, effective communication, emotional intelligence, empathy, empowerment, ethics, humanness, Identity, listening, MBOE, Meaning, Mediation, meditation, mindfulness, Mindfulness-Based Organisational Education, mitigation, organisations, perspective, Psychology, purpose, reducing bias, self awareness, social, social cohesion, social identity bias, social inclusion, social leadership, social mindfulness, social psychology, sociology, sustainability, teal organisations, Transformation, wellbeing, Wisdom

Exploring better ways to be human.

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Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: anthropology, Bible, civil rights, Culture, Equality, existentialism, humanism, humanity, lgbtq, Peter Rollins, philanthropy, Philosophy, religion, rob bell, Society

Welcome to the official free Podcast site from SAGE Publications for Anthropology & Archaeology. SAGE is a leading international publisher of journals, books, and electronic media for academic, educational, and professional markets with principal offices in Los Angeles, London, New Delhi, and Singapore.

Categories: Science

Tags: anthropology, Archaeology, publications, sage

Meet My Followers is a weekly podcast where Kade Dworkin interviews people who actually are following his twitter account.

Categories: Business, Technology

Tags: anthropology, business development, every day people, interviews, kadedworkin, Psychology

Episode 1:Book Talk on Tim Ingold’s Making The material turn in art is deeply linked to craft processes, materials and ways of making. For Book Talk, we invite people from different fields to read and discuss a single book. How might artists, curators, educators, and theorists respond to a book and potentially use as a tool in their own thinking? Join Stephen Knott, Sarah Margolis-Pineo, Rowland Ricketts, and Namita Gupta Wiggers for their discussion of anthropologist Tim Ingold’s Making: Anthropology, Archaeology, Art and Architecture. This first episode was recorded at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Deer Isle, Maine in person and via skype in July 2014. Special thanks to Brian R. Jones for sound editing and Calder Wiggers for the music. Visit www.criticalcraftforum for more information.

Categories: Arts

Tags: anthropology, Ceramics, clay, craft, fiber, Furniture, glass, jewelry, Making, metals, Pottery, sewing, textiles, wood, woodturning

Anthropologists study human culture and society. They ask “what it is to be human?”. Anthropologists answer this question by analysing diverse societies to find out what all humans have in common. To undertake this study, anthropologists have a ‘kit’ full of conceptual tools. Join the Audible Anthropologist (aka La Trobe University’s Nicholas Herriman) as we describe some of these tools and put them to use.

Categories: Education

Tags: anthropologist, anthropology, fetish, La Trobe, la trobe university, magic, nicholas herriman, nick herriman, rationality, rites, ritual

How many ways are there to be human? Each week Anthropologist on the Street Dr. Carie Little Hersh invites different cultural experts to illuminate the hidden ideas, practices, and power dynamics that make our lives both familiar and strange.

Categories: Science, Society & Culture

Tags: anthropology, Culture, Socialscience

What makes us human? Humans are just animals who know how to cook. Whether you’re interested in food, history, or both like I am, this podcast is for you Visit anthrochef.blog for recipes. Theme music by Michael Levy of Ancient Lyre. “An Ancient Lyre” and much more is available from all major digital music stores and streaming sites.

Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: anthropology, cooking, Food, History

In this course, we will use the anthropological approach and methodology to understand witch-hunts and persecution. We start by looking at magic, witchcraft and sorcery and explaining the persistence of related beliefs and practices. As we will see the basic idea of witch persecution is that we have an image of a witch (or sorcerer) and then we pin it on someone. We analyze this image in greater detail. Pinning this image on someone is a process of accusation; we analyze among whom, why and how accusations occur. Finally, we look at some “witch-hunts”—including the Great Witch-hunt, the Salem Trials, and McCarthyism—in greater detail.

Categories: Education

Tags: anthropology, herriman, History, La Trobe, magic, nicholas herriman, persecution, salem, university, voodoo, Witch, witch-hunt

The Meaning of Life explores how we find meaning in the modern world, hosted by anthropologist Dr Monty Badami and philosopher Dr Tim Dean.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: anthropology, Meaning, Philosophy