Thread by @TFSTweets

Hey #anthrotwitter, we compiled a list of #anthropology and anthro-adjacent #podcasts. Read to the end, it's good all the way down.

Share widely! If we missed some, let us know & we'll add them. @AmericanAnthro @JasonAntrosio @anthroworks @EASAinfo #humanitiespodcasts #scicomm

.@thisanthrolife Crowdsourcing the Human Condition.

Contra* from @criticaldesignl, a podcast about disability, design justice, & the lifeworld.

@AnthroAlert, bridging the gap between academic & applied anthropology, providing an anthropological perspective to current events.

.@sfaapodcasts, sessions from the annual meetings of the society for applied anthropology.

@survivesocpod, every ep we each pick a topic that has made us angry, & talk about why it matters from a sociological perspective. survivingsocietypodcast.com

.@edgeeffectsmag, interviews with scholars, scientists, activists, & artists who engage with questions of environmental & cultural change.

@AStoryofUsOSU, exploring human experience through the eyes of the graduate students at Ohio State University.

edgeeffects.net/edge_effects_p…

Heritage Voices from @LivingHeritageA and @ArchPodNet. Native American tribal perspectives on anthropology, archaeology, and research that didn't always have their best interest at heart.

archaeologypodcastnetwork.com/heritagevoices/

.@AmAnthPodcast, exploring the craft of anth in all its forms & charting new paths for anthropological engagement. americananthropologist.org/anthropologica…

Cultures of Energy from @cenhs: scholars, artists & activists discuss pressing energy & environmental issues. culturesofenergy.com/podcast/

.@AnthroDeakinPod, conversations ranging from our own research projects, to the state of the discipline, or the role anthropology can play in the transformations and tribulations of the twenty-first century. soundcloud.com/user-910866758

Anthropod from @culanth, exploring what anthro can teach us about the world & people around us. culanth.org/conversations/…

@AnthroOnStreet, going behind today’s controversies, debates, & trending issues to examine the hidden cultural forces at play. anthropologistonthestreet.com

.@anthrodishpod, a weekly podcast about food, identity, and culture. anthrodish.com

@bestconcordia, a student-run project from Concordia's Ethnography Lab in Montreal. bestconcordiapodcast.com

.@AsianEthnology podcast, introducing the work of scholars who have contributed to Asian Ethnology, or whose work aligns with the topical categories of the journal. asianethnology.org/page/podcast

.@camthropod, interviews with visiting speakers about their work, as well as audio pieces presenting aspects of our research or just things that interest us about daily life. socanth.cam.ac.uk/media/listen-a…

.@citeblackwomen, reflections and conversations about the politics and praxis of acknowledging and centering Black women’s ideas and intellectual contributions inside and outside of the academy through citation. citeblackwomencollective.org/our-podcast.ht…

.@DeclarationsPod, exploring human rights with people who study them, and people who fight for them. cghr.polis.cam.ac.uk/multimedia/dec…

@dirtpodcast, exciting stories all about the weird, amazing, mysterious, and fascinating human past we all share. thedirtpod.com

.@wastedprettypod, sex-positive social anthropology. Feminist AF. facebook.com/dontwasteyourp…

@EthnoAt discusses research methods in and around organizations. ethnographyatelier.org/podcast

.@TFSTweets of course! A podcast about doing anthropology: ie, about listening, looking, trying out, & being with, in pursuit of uncommon knowledge about humans & culture. thefamiliarstrange.com

@SAPIENS_org, a podcast for everything human. Like @Radiolab for anthropology.

.@NewBooksAnthro interviews authors of new books in anthropology.

@TheHumanShowPod asks, what is the nature of people’s relationship to technology? What roles do ethics, power, agency, and trust play in the making and performance of that relationship?
worldpodcasts.com/the-human-show/

.@SomaticsToolkit, helping researchers understand the body as a source of knowledge, supporting researchers to be both productive and healthy, and pioneering the body as a research tool in anthropology.

somaticstoolkit.coventry.ac.uk/category/podca…

.@OnlineGods takes India as its focal point to analyse what online discussions do to political participation, displays of faith, and feelings of national belonging, & also asks whether a podcast can produce ethnographic theory.

fordigitaldignity.com/onlinegods/