AUC Podcast Network

💥New 21 Questions out now!💥

We're back again with another episode featuring a graduating APN member. In this episode, new host Mia talks to former host Tatia about her memory box, rolling around on heelys, and how the best things in life are unplanned.

Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork/21-questions-tatia

Hosted and edited by Mia Lodder, original art by Anne-Marie Dimanche.

21 Questions - Tatia The one where we speak to Tatia about her memory box, rolling around on heelys, and how the best things in life are unplanned. Hosted and edited by Mia Lodder, original art by Anne-Marie. Music from

The first episode of our new show Ask an Elder is out! 🌶🌶🌶

In this show our resident agony aunt and community elder Mads answers all your most important and most inconsequential worries, complaints, and queries.

In our first episode, Mads responds to questions about the oh-so-tenuous boundary between a hook up and a friendship and what to do about a s*x dream that is making Capstone even more stressful.

Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastn.../ask-an-elder-episode-1

🌀And please send in any anonymous questions you want answered here: forms.gle/t3d9cCYR8L5BmT1s6 🌀

⚠️The AUC Podcast Network cannot be held liable for any damage to self and ego incurred by following our suggested advice⚠️

Have you missed theatre and performing on stage? What if there was a way to perform online?

We're so excited to announce an upcoming workshop in collaboration with ✨📢 We will be interacting with and learning from trained Shakespearean actor and professor Dr. Arjun Raina. As all in-person theatres were shuttered, he created a new format — Zoom dramas with other actors scattered across the globe. He will be talking a little about that and how to perform with just your voice.

Sign up now with the link in our link tree!

🎨Art:

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APN is excited to announce the release of our new series: Time Capsule! In this show, host Tatia Eleni follows along as six current third year students go through the exciting and sometimes daunting process of writing their Capstones. Each episode is under 15 minutes long and we will release all six episodes at once in one playlist.

This month's playlist is about Phase 1: The Proposal. Listen in as our Capstone students give us insight on their initial ideas, favourite work places, and first roadblocks!
https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork/sets/time-capsule-the-capstone-diaries

Time Capsule: The Capstone Diaries Welcome to Time Capsule! In this series, we'll be talking to a handful of students who are writing their Capstones this semester. We'll follow their journey through all the big moments of the Capstone

Can you believe that ‘On Visibility is almost coming to an end?! Neither can we! 🔊✨👁

The fifth episode of this series titled ‘On Visibility: Caste and Invisible Hierarchies’ features our two Haryana-based guests, Arti Jaiman, director of Gurgaon Ki Awaaz, a community radio station, and Pravin Kumar, journalist in the development sector. Our hosts discuss the issue of the Hindu caste system, how the framework of caste offers a way of talking about racism and other forms of oppression, and the conceptual connections between Dalit activism, the Black Lives Matter movement, and the Black Panthers. In turn, our guests share their personal experiences in the caste system and their attempts to dismantle this system. This episode is hosted by Tatia Bresnahan and Damini Jaiman.

📍 To listen to the episode, access a complete list of references, and for further reading please visit our website: aucpodcastnetwork.net.

On Visibility: Caste and Invisible Hierarchies Can you believe that ‘On Visibility is almost coming to an end?! Neither can we! The fifth episode of this series titled ‘On Visibility: Caste and Invisible Hierarchies’ features our two Haryana-base

AUC Podcast Network is excited to announce the release of the first episode of our new series: On Visibility !! 🔊✨👁

In this episode, ‘What Memory Renders (In)Visible’, our hosts discuss the relationships between remembering and forgetting, memory and identity, and the hypervisibility of the forgotten in Yōko Ogawa’s ‘Memory Police’. The latter half of the episode features Dr. Ann Rigney, professor at Utrecht University and project coordinator of the Network in Transnational Memory Studies. Dr. Rigney explains the ways that monuments shape our collective memory and examines how the hypervisibility of certain names and images have the ability to render others (in)visible. This episode is hosted by Tatia Bresnahan, Damini Jaiman, and Mia Lodder.

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📍 To listen to the episode, access a complete list of references, and for further reading please visit our website: aucpodcastnetwork.net.

https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork/on-visibility-what-memory-renders-invisible

On Visibility: What Memory Renders (In)visible APN is excited to announce the release of the first episode of our new series: On Visibility! In this episode, our hosts discuss the relationships between remembering and forgetting, memory and iden

There is a new episode of Voices in the Kitchen out! 🔊✨

In this series, we invite guests on to talk about cooking and eating and the people they love to cook for and eat with. Our guest for this episode is Fraser Bresnahan. In this episode, we hear all about his earliest food memories (including fried squash blossoms, creamed pearled onions, and frog legs!), his ten-year-old sourdough starter, the similarities between ravioli and dumplings, and how moving to Tuscany changed his approach to cooking. Hosted by Tatia Bresnahan.🥖🥟🍠

Go follow our Instagram to stay up to date with our upcoming shows and weekly podcast recommendations!
https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork/voices-in-the-kitchen-episode-3-fraser

Voices in the Kitchen: Episode 3 - Fraser Welcome to Voices in the Kitchen! In this series, we invite guests on to talk about cooking and eating and the people they love to cook for and eat with. Our guest today is Fraser Bresnahan. In this e

We are excited to introduce the first episode of our new series that takes the form of roundtables. These roundtables address the role of race in academic institutions and knowledge production, specifically at our very own Amsterdam University College. Our roundtables are not debates, but spaces of dialogue for students and professors to come together to discuss how to have productive conversations about race in the classroom. Our first episode ‘Epistemic Empathy’ addresses decolonising the curriculum and asks us to examine who the classroom’s ‘we’ is, what that position affords ‘us’, as well as interpersonal racism in the classroom.


A big thank you to our guests - Dr. Michael Onyebuchi Eze, Dr. Alexandra Brown, Luna van Crevel, Nada Elbohi, and Damini Jaiman.

https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork/roundtable-1-epistemic-empathy
www.aucpodcastnetwork.net/rountables/epistemic-empathy

Rountable 1: Epistemic Empathy — AUC Podcast Network We are excited to introduce the first episode of our new series that takes the form of roundtables. These roundtables address the role of race in academic institutions and knowledge production, specifically at our very own Amsterdam University College. Our roundtables are not debates, but spaces of

Looking for new team members!

We're back after a brief summer break and are looking for new members to join our existing team. We are seeking producers, editors, artists, and PR people.

Producers will be helping create, manage, and host podcasts. Editors will edit and sound engineer podcasts. Artists will create cover art and promotional art in any medium they prefer. And PR people will be part of managing the website and page.

All of these categories are fairly flexible, and while previous experience is helpful, we see the APN as an avenue to learn and take part in the different aspects of podcast creation from beginning to end. The time commitment ranges from anywhere between 2-7 hours a week depending on availability. All we ask is that each person decides and respects the amount of time they choose to spend working with us.

Our podcasts can be found on Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork

And on our website:
aucpodcastnetwork.squarespace.com/

Apply on this form and we'll email you to arrange a time to meet over Zoom: https://forms.gle/DGVp6G8mahqvH6Z99

In our new show, Voices in the Kitchen, we take a look at food and memory. Food subtly shapes our lives, and what we eat is a direct result of the society we live in, the families we were born into, and our own tastes. Each episode features guests telling us stories about cooking and eating and the people they look to cook for and eat with. In the first two episodes, we speak to Arti and Manju about intergenerational recipes, gender roles, and the cultural capital of a round-round roti.

You can listen to the podcasts here:
https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork/sets/voices-in-the-kitchen

You can check out our website here for the accompanying glossary and recipes:
https://aucpodcastnetwork.squarespace.com/voices-in-the-kitchen

Voices in the Kitchen — AUC Podcast Network In episode one of Voices in the kitchen, we speak to Arti and Manju about their early life, the secret to perfect aloo parathas, and food algorithms.

We have three forms for you all to take a look at!

Since graduating looks a little different this year, it is harder to gather and reminisce about your university experience. We are setting up a time capsule of sorts in which you can talk about memories from your time at AUC and in Amsterdam.
Link to the Class of 2020 Retrospective Sign-Up Form: https://forms.gle/7KKkFEp6uwfw4ZBJ8

On a related note: After a long semester of writing at home, the class of 2020 should have a place to share all their hard work. We want to create an audio repository for the capstones of this graduating class. You can choose to send us a short summary of your capstone or to speak about it at length with one of our hosts.
Link to the Capstone Podcast Sign-Up Form: https://forms.gle/n2e2R6rcTVdJAyLw5

Lastly, here's a reminder to sign up for our fiction series. If you have a piece of creative writing that you are proud of lying around, we want to read it!
Link to the Fiction Podcast Form: https://forms.gle/HkHBjUdJhs26oLFBA

We're back with another 21 Questions. This episode, we speak to Egle about bungee jumping, what it means to be a good parent, and keeping up with the pace of life.

This episode was hosted by Myriam, edited by Roghan, and the cover art was created by Anne-Marie.

Listen to the episode on Soundcloud or download it on our website:
https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork/21-questions-egle
https://aucpodcastnetwork.squarespace.com/21-questions/egle

21 Questions - Egle The one where we speak to Egle about the pace of life, bungee jumping, and what it means to be a good parent. This episode was hosted by Myriam, edited by Roghan, and the cover art was created by An

After our hiatus, we are back with another episode of 21 Questions. We talk to Neram about Persian history, the Matrix, and taking a semester off to focus on creative projects.

Listen to the episode here:
https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork/21-questions-neram

21 Questions - Neram The episode where Neram talks about Persian history, the Matrix, and making the decision to take a semester off because of Coronavirus. Come for the very recognisable cold open, stay for the universal

Dear AUC community and beyond,

We would like to take the time to express our sorrow and anger regarding the murder of George Floyd, David McAtee, Tony McDade, and countless others. We would also like to express our solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and global protests fighting police brutality, systemic racism, and all other interwoven systems of oppression.

We do not believe it is right to continue posting our usual content at this time and have therefore decided to suspend our content for the coming week. Instead we would like to ask our audience to actively pay attention to the current moment, educate themselves and one another, and to support and amplify the voices of the Black community. Podcasts are a wonderful medium of education. We are therefore providing our student body and extended audience with a list of podcasts that we have compiled that do not solely discuss systemic racism, but are also hosted by Black content creators.

The following is our list of recommendations. We would ask you to take the time to use these resources and to actively listen to them. Furthermore, we would like to invite you all to share any other resources that we may have missed (we are sure there is plenty we have yet to come across) that you would like to draw attention to and disseminate amongst ourselves. Please feel free to add your recommendations in this document. Please remain respectful.

With love and in solidarity,

AUC Podcast Network

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vrs80KDU0Uy5WpAMe8SCNdxIl7sMnWmJ1F3CXzl2XFc/edit?usp=sharing

APN Recommends Dear AUC community and beyond, We would like to take the time to express our sorrow and anger regarding the murder of George Floyd, David McAtee, Tony McDade, and countless others. We would also like to express our solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and global protests fighting pol...

Have you been looking for a place to showcase your short fiction piece?

We're launching a new fiction podcast. We're looking for short stories that will be around 3-8 minutes long. You can read out your own story, have a host read it out, or swap stories with another author.

We have rolling submissions so you can submit your story or stories whenever you like and they will appear in our periodic episodes.

Sign up with the form below to have your story heard.

https://forms.gle/RpzuoFj7xZWQ1HsQ7

We have a new show for you! The AUC Podcast Network is launching a film podcast in collaboration with the Cut board.

The show, Cutting Board, is hosted by Roghan, Alice, Emma, and Max. In the first ever episode, they talk about the films they watched in the last week, and why the podcast should be called Emma's Messed Up Podcast.

Listen to episode one, The First Cut, out on Soundcloud now.

https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork/cutting-board-the-first-cut

Cutting Board - The First Cut In the first ever episode of Cutting Board (or as CUT would say, Emma's Messed Up Movie Podcast), we team up with AUC's very own film committee CUT. Roghan, Emma, Alice, and Max team up to talk about

Listen to episode 4 of 21 Questions. In this episode, we take 21 online and talk to Inés who was in Germany at the time of recording.

We speak to Ines about her sourdough starter (wonderfully named Clint Yeast-wood), moving around the world, and reminiscing over old photographs.

https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork/21-questions-ines

SoundCloud - Hear the world’s sounds

Listen to the third episode of 21 Questions with Artemisia:
The one where we hear stories about Yaya (Artemisia's grandmother), being a mime, and returning to her family home in Palestine.

Listen now:
https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork/21-questions-artemisia

This episode was hosted by Tatia, and edited by Edi.

Listen to the second episode of 21 Questions where we speak to Patrīcija about her fuzzy cow-print boots, living in Paris, and her star sign (Gemini).
You can listen on soundcloud or download the episode on our website. https://soundcloud.com/aucpodcastnetwork/21-questions-patricija
https://aucpodcastnetwork.squarespace.com/

We are looking for a sound engineer and producers to work on the AUC Podcast Network! The Podcast Network aims to run a range of shows by and for the AUC community. It is a collaborative effort by AUC students with facilitation by Erinç Salor and Daniel Pineu. No prior knowledge is needed, simply a willingness to learn.

If you are interested, you can fill in the form below to apply. For any questions, feel free to message this page!

https://forms.gle/8NnzWzickENLVcyR8

AUC Podcast Network Application We are searching for students to work on the Amsterdam University College Podcast Network. On the network, we want to host multiple shows with different themes. Currently, we are working on a series interviewing members of the AUC community, a series of lectures by professors based on their interest...