Episodes | The Geographical Imaginations Expedition & Institute

Fox — Sat, 26 Oct 2019 22:53:59 +0000

EPISODE FORTY ONE DARchitecture

Fox — Sat, 21 Apr 2018 14:48:22 +0000

In EPISODE FORTY ONE (April 28th, 7:06 PM) we discuss architectural heritage in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Stay tuned!

EPISODE FORTY Safari Njema

Fox — Tue, 20 Mar 2018 14:36:44 +0000

In EPISODE FORTY we take the show to Serengeti National Park and try our hand at media coverage of big game drives. We call the episode “Safari Njema,” or Good Travels in Swahili. This episode will first broadcast on March 24th at 7:06 PM. Stay tuned!

UPDATE

Fox — Fri, 09 Mar 2018 10:35:13 +0000

UPDATE: Geographical Imaginations is busy putting together episodes for the next few months. As always, we are engaged with a wide range of subject matter. Join us for one of our radio expeditions into the everything and nothing. Stay tuned in March and April for explorations of the Safari in Serengeti National Park and Dar es Salaam’s architectural history. As part of our summer reading series (May/June) we read and place into context J.K. Wright’s 1946 Association of American Geographers’ Presidential Address with his introduction to the concept of geosophy. Later in the summer we will broadcast a 2-part interview with Yi Fu Tuan, a giant in 20^th-century academic geography and a huge influence on this show.

Check out all previous radio expeditions here.

EPISODE THIRTY NINE Dar City Geographies

Fox — Thu, 22 Feb 2018 14:43:14 +0000

“Geographical Imaginations: Radio Expeditions into the Geographies of Everything and Nothing” is back this weekend with its monthly installment of explorations all-things-geography (or, geography of all things?). We call EPISODE THIRTY-NINE Dar City Geographies. Joining us is geographer Dr. Sarah Smiley from Kent State University who discusses a wide range of themes all related to the Tanzanian super-city, Dar es Salaam. We discuss the legacy of historical segregation policies on the urban landscape; the improvements made to the transport infrastructure in this rapidly growing city; and how different it is for residents to fetch water across the different districts of this city. Check us out this Saturday (Feb. 24) at 9:06 PM (Dar es Salaam), 7:06 PM (Madrid), and 1:06 PM (New York)at Radio Fabrik. As always, all episodes are uploaded to the website archive after initial broadcast. Look for EPISODE THIRTY NINE here.

EPISODE THIRTY EIGHT: Piece by Piece

Fox — Thu, 25 Jan 2018 18:54:56 +0000

In “Piece by Piece,” we sit down with Rukia Hatibu, aka The Annoyin’ Artist, to discuss the importance of making public our ideas, stories and “pieces.” It is not enough to ask questions about who we are. What is vital is having an actual place to do it. Her evening forum helps showcase different voices and provides a space for personal poetic development. As if that was not enough, Rukia also discusses her new initiative, AIDIM, that seeks to bring out this same development in school children. (Photo by Sonia Ibáñez)

This episode first airs from Radio Fabrik in Salzburg, Austria on Saturday, January 27 at 7:06 PM local time.

EPISODE THIRTY SEVEN: Zanzibar, or the Last Reason

Fox — Sun, 17 Dec 2017 06:04:51 +0000

EPISODE THIRTY SEVEN marks the beginning of Season Four and our first show from Tanzania in East Africa. This episode first airs from Radio Fabrik in Salzburg, Austria on Saturday, December 23 at 7:06 PM local time.

“Zanzibar, or the Last Reason,” translated from the German, “Sansibar oder der letzte Grund,” is a novel by Alfred Andersch where one of the protagonists (a boy) daydreams the far away Zanzibar from his small hometown in Germany. Maybe a bad case of fernweh, this island in his mind is actually located in the Indian Ocean, but it is less a concrete goal than the utopian place of a better future. Water temperature: 30 degrees Celcius. (Photo by Sonia Ibáñez)

Special thanks to Julia Mia Stirnemann from EPISODE TWENTY SEVEN for sharing the book title and, in the end, helping frame this radio expedition. Danke!

EPISODE THIRTY SIX: La Arquitecta

Fox — Mon, 09 Oct 2017 16:28:41 +0000

Photo by Mileyra Pavel

In “La Arquitecta” we explore the resonance of spaces and (other) feminist perspectives on urban design with German-born architect Chris Heidrich. The show returns to Cuba (see EPISODE 32) to raise questions about who designs the city. Heidrich discusses her current project, Female Architects in the Urban Renewal of Old Havana, and reveals some of her own process in interpreting spaces. EPISODE THIRTY SIX marks the end of Season 3 and the close, for now, of the Mitteleuropa explorations. This episode will broadcast first from Radio Fabrik on October 28th at 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York). Photo by Mileyra Pavel.

PechaKucha Night Dar es Salaam Vol. 14

Fox — Fri, 22 Sep 2017 14:54:16 +0000

Karibu Tanzania! Geographical Imaginations has arrived and is looking for ideas and collaborators for its 4th season of radio expeditions into the everything and nothing. Watch our first presentation in Dar es Salaam here. Contact us if you are interested!

EPISODE THIRTY FIVE Summer Reading Vol. 3

Fox — Sun, 17 Sep 2017 08:12:15 +0000

We finish our summer reading of C.C. Long’s “Home Geography” in EPISODE THIRTY FIVE. Lessons 33 through 45 round out this primer for developing our own geographical imaginations. Long reminds us, “All around are illustrations of lake and river, upland and lowland, slope and valley. These forms must be actually observed by the pupil, mental pictures obtained, in order that he may be enabled to build up in his mind other mental pictures of similar unseen forms.” This episode will broadcast first from Radio Fabrik on September 23rd at 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York).

EPISODE THIRTY FOUR Summer Reading Vol. 2

Fox — Sat, 19 Aug 2017 08:09:29 +0000

In EPISODE THIRTY FOUR we pick up from where we left off in C.C. Long’s classic text, “Home Geography for Primary Grades.” Starting with Lesson 18, “How Rivers Are Made,” and finishing with Lesson 32, “Useful Plants,” Long continues to impress upon us the need “to study that small part of the earth’s surface lying just at our doors.” Read along and design your own local expeditions. This episode will broadcast first from Radio Fabrik on August 26th at 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York).

EPISODE THIRTY THREE Summer Reading Vol. 1

Fox — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 08:05:02 +0000

Welcome to our inaugural summer reading series. Listen to EPISODE THIRTY THREE as we explore C.C. Long’s 1894 classic primary school text. In “Home Geography,” Dr. Long tells us, “A knowledge of the home must be obtained by direct observation; of the rest of the world, through the imagination assisted by information. Ideas acquired by direct observation form a basis for imagining those things which are distant and unknown.” This episode will broadcast first from Radio Fabrik on July 22nd at 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York).

EPISODE THIRTY TWO Hasta La Habana Siempre

Fox — Tue, 20 Jun 2017 11:31:37 +0000

What comes to mind when someone says, “CUBA?” Classic automobiles, Buena Vista, Che? Maybe you envision a socialist utopia with free, universal healthcare and education? Or a maybe a communist dystopia with all of its problems? In EPISODE THIRTY TWO we invite geographer Johnny Finn to discuss US American geographical imaginations of this large Caribbean island and unpack the various narratives that inform how we arrive to Cuba in our minds. This episode will broadcast first from Radio Fabrik on June 24th at 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York). (Photo by Johnny Finn)

EPISODE THIRTY ONE The World as Village: 100 People

Fox — Mon, 22 May 2017 18:31:46 +0000

In EPISODE THIRTY ONE we use statistics to bring the world closer to home and to inform how we think about our place within the milieu. Forget about trying to understand 7.5 billion people. What if the world was a village of 100–each member of that community representing 1% of the world population? Joining us is Lisa Frank of the 100 People Foundation as we talk about statistics and the impact they have on the geographical imagination. This episode will broadcast first from Radio Fabrik on May 27th at 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York).

EPISODE THIRTY Dances with Bees

Fox — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 19:59:29 +0000

EPISODE THIRTY airs Saturday, April 22 at 7:06 PM Salzburg time. We call this one, “Dances with Bees.” Listen to and/or stream from Radio Fabrik (www.radiofabrik.at). We will explore the role of local Nobel Prize winner Karl von Frisch in decoding how honeybees remember and communicate spatial information. Joining us are Professors Jürgen Tautz and Randolf Menzel. Dare to listen!

EPISODE TWENTY NINE A Great American Pilgrimage

Fox — Sun, 19 Mar 2017 11:11:17 +0000

Stay tuned for EPISODE TWENTY NINE. We call it “A Great American Pilgrimage.” This episode will broadcast first from Radio Fabrik (www.radiofabrik.at) on March 25th at 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York). We will look at what it means to thru-hike the 3500 km Appalachian Trail and discuss this “other side of America.” Dare to listen!

The Making of “Auf Deutsch Bitte”

Fox — Mon, 20 Feb 2017 18:59:07 +0000

From left to right, Marie Damisch, Daniel Url, Kevin S. Fox, in Studio B at Radio Fabrik recording for EPISODE TWENTY EIGHT.

EPISODE TWENTY EIGHT Auf Deutsch Bitte

Fox — Sun, 19 Feb 2017 10:09:41 +0000

Stay tuned for EPISODE TWENTY EIGHT. We call it Auf Deutsch Bitte. This episode will broadcast first from Radio Fabrik (www.radiofabrik.at) on February 25th at 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York). Joining us are Salzburg locals and Sprachgefühle Marie Damisch and Daniel Url. We explore the word-concepts Weltanschauung, Heimat, Weltansichten and Welträtsel amongst others that may or may not broaden your geographical imagination here in Central Europe and/or beyond. Dare to listen!

EPISODE TWENTY SEVEN Unconventional Worldmaps, Unconventional Worldviews

Fox — Wed, 25 Jan 2017 19:36:32 +0000

Stay tuned for EPISODE TWENTY SEVEN. “Unconventional Worldmaps, Unconventional Worldviews” will broadcast first from Radio Fabrik on January 28th at 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York). In this radio expedition we speak with Julia Mia Stirnemann about her World Map Generator, an online tool designed to help de-center the way we think about the conventional cartographic representations of the world. After the initial broadcast look for the episode in the archives at https://www.geographicalimaginations.org/episodes/.

EPISODE TWENTY FOUR Countries & Capitals

Fox — Sat, 22 Oct 2016 07:22:16 +0000

In EPISODE TWENTY FOUR, Countries & Capitals, we seek to increase our geographic literacy by reviewing country names (in the order of most to least populated) while locating each within its region and naming its capital city. At the same time we also critique the very same geographical imagination this limited view of geography constructs in our minds. Test your skills by following along with this map.

EPISODE TWENTY THREE Deconstructing the Map w/ Denis Wood

Fox — Wed, 21 Sep 2016 17:03:08 +0000

Maps are ubiquitous in today’s world. Our geographical imaginations are both expanded and limited by this “communication of geographical knowledge” (maybe an attempt at a definition?). But, what is a map? Academic geographers in North America and Western Europe started to seriously question their taken-for-granted history roughly 25 years ago with the publication of papers, essays and books by Denis Wood and J. Brian Harley. Join us for an episode-long conversation with Denis Wood as we explore Google Maps, critical cartography, the geo-body, Winnie the Pooh and Boylan Heights in Raleigh, North Carolina.

The episode first broadcasts on Radio Fabrik at 7:06 PM Salzburg, Austria time and 1:06 PM New York on the 4th Saturday of the month. Check us out this Saturday, September 24th to hear our latest work. As always, you can find the podcast posted later on the website at https://www.geographicalimaginations.org/episodes/.

Photograph by Johnny Finn

EPISODE TWENTY TWO Everyday Symphony Vol.1

Fox — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 07:53:39 +0000

Does a city have its own song? A hum and beat that makes it unique? Join us on this short expedition to record the soundscape produced by the everyday interactions of people and place in Old Town Salzburg. With microphone in hand we drift through the narrow streets and lanes capturing a different kind of music and consider a different way of thinking about our sensory experience of place.

This episode will broadcast first from Radio Fabrik on Saturday, August 27th at 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York). You can find it on the website under the Episodes tab after that.

EPISODE TWENTY ONE Seeing Heimat Through a Lens

Fox — Thu, 21 Jul 2016 11:35:27 +0000

In EPISODE TWENTY ONE, Seeing Heimat Through a Lens, we discuss the power of photography to shape and frame sentiments and ideas about place-based national and regional identities in 1930s Austria. Art historian Dr. Elizabeth Cronin of the New York Public Library guides us back to this key moment in the construction of contemporary Austrianness that is rooted in tradition and the rural on the one hand, yet striving to be modern and urban on the other.

The episode first broadcasts on Radio Fabrik at 7:06 PM Salzburg, Austria time and 1:06 PM New York on the 4th Saturday of the month. Check us out this Saturday, July 23rd to hear our latest work. As always, you can find the podcast posted on the website at https://www.geographicalimaginations.org/episodes/.

EPISODE TWENTY Sitting Near Borges

Fox — Wed, 22 Jun 2016 17:08:44 +0000

In EPISODE TWENTY, Sitting Near Borges, we look at the geographical imagination of the Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges. We visit a park bench in Cambridge, Massachusetts in order to conjure up the spirit of his writings and discuss Borgesian “thought experiments” with literature scholar Bill Richardson of the National University of Ireland, Galway. Photo taken along the Rhône River in Geneva, Switzerland.

EPISODE NINETEEN It’s a Jopará World

Fox — Sun, 22 May 2016 17:05:42 +0000

In the show’s 19th episode we test locals on their knowledge of the country of Paraguay while locating their own geographical imaginations along the way. We also invite two of the three Paraguayans living in Salzburg, the musicians Francisco González and Raúl Rolón, to share traditional Paraguayan music and discuss–in English, Spanish and Jopará–cultural geographical mixing between Paraguay and Austria. (Photo by Sonia Ibáñez)

EPISODE EIGHTEEN

Fox — Sat, 23 Apr 2016 16:42:45 +0000

In Pedagogy of the Compressed we venture through different spaces of teaching and learning with Dr. Rich Heyman of the University of Texas and ride upcycled bicycles through northern California with Seth Dow, Andy Knox, Hannah Halvorsen and Brandon Herhusky of Sugar Bowl Academy. In this time-space compressed world what does it mean to be “doing” geography and how can our methodology, or the how, be more important than the what? (Photo by Seth Dow)

EPISODE SEVENTEEN Navigating Terra Incognita

Fox — Sat, 19 Mar 2016 12:53:15 +0000

Busy working on EPISODE SEVENTEEN, Navigating Terra Incognita. We start here in Salzburg with a statue of St. Vergilius, an 8th century Irish saint who believed the world was round and then travel out to terra incognita in a leather boat with another Irish saint, St. Brendan the Navigator. It is the Voyage of St. Brendan, a popular medieval religious narrative, that we focus on and explore how different readings of this text produce different geographical imaginations. Contributors include Dr. Paul Pearson of the The Thomas Merton Center at Bellarmine University, Dr. Clara Strijbosch of Utrecht University and Jon Mackley from the University of Northampton.

The episode first broadcasts Saturday, March 26th on Radio Fabrik at 7:06 PM Salzburg, Austria time and 2:06 PM New York. As always, you can find the podcast posted later on the website at https://www.geographicalimaginations.org/episodes/.

EPISODE SIXTEEN Making Heritage

Fox — Fri, 26 Feb 2016 18:36:25 +0000

In EPISODE SIXTEEN, Making Heritage, we bring in two voices to help us analyze three sites with something in common: the historic city center of Salzburg, the Hallstatt-Dachstein / Salzkammergut Cultural Landscape, and the Viennese Coffee Houses. All three iconic Austrian places are recognized as cultural heritage sites–the first two on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list and the last on the Austrian Inventory of Intangible Heritage.

Listen as we dialogue with scholars Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett and Marilena Vecco and explore the nature of making heritage and the developments surrounding the recognition of “intangible” cultural sites.

The episode first broadcasts this Saturday, February 27th on Radio Fabrik at 7:06 PM Salzburg, Austria time and 1:06 PM New York. As always, you can find the podcast after original airing here just under the Episodes tab.

EPISODE FIFTEEN Wanted: Rhythmanalysts

Fox — Wed, 20 Jan 2016 19:53:47 +0000

Does the City of Salzburg have rhythm? Or rhythms, plural? How do we access it? Or them? In EPISODE FIFTEEN we explore the concept of rhythmanalysis with Dr. Reena Tiwari and examine how communities can better imagine the geographies in which they live by unpacking the rhythms that make up those spaces. We also kick-off the Salzburg Rhythmanalysis Project and make a call for citizen-rhythmanalysts to participate by submitting their ideas about the rhythms of Salzburg.

This Saturday, January 23rd on Radio Fabrik. As always, 7:06 PM Salzburg, Austria time and 1:06 PM New York

One of Flora’s Favorite Free Radio Broadcasts

Fox — Sun, 20 Dec 2015 10:58:10 +0000

Geographical Imaginations was recently included on Fräulein Flora’s list of Top 5 favorite radio shows broadcasting from Radio Fabrik, our home station here in Salzburg. As you will remember from EPISODE FOUR “Little Stories” Fräulein Flora’s Favourite Hangouts started as an alternative mapping guide of Salzburg’s little known hangouts and spots found off the normal tourist route. Flora was literally mapping out the stories and anecdotes of this city for both the newcomer and native to include on their mental map of Salzburg. After months and months of hard work and commitment to their vision Eva Krallinger and Matthias Gruber–and Flora, of course–now frame and shape a diversified and eclectic way of knowing the City of Mozart through an extended online presence that includes hundreds of tips for things to do here. Their project offers up a fresh geographical imagination for a city with so much tradition. For the entire article and their website click here.

EPISODE FOURTEEN Krampus Goes to Hollywood

Fox — Fri, 27 Nov 2015 16:41:02 +0000

In EPISODE FOURTEEN, Krampus Goes to Hollywood we look at how Alpine folk culture has made it into global popular culture on the back of the Krampus. In a lively conversation with local cultural historian Christoph Schwaiger we look at both the Krampus of yesteryear and the one you might catch “running” the streets today during St. Nicholas celebrations in central Europe.

This is a look at the many geographies produced by an anthropomorphic goat-man. Trust me, it is exciting! This Saturday, November 28th on Radio Fabrik. As always, 7:06 PM Salzburg, Austria time and 1:06 PM New York.

EPISODE THIRTEEN Framing—City—Walking

Fox — Thu, 22 Oct 2015 11:31:44 +0000

In EPISODE THIRTEEN (October 24 @ 7:06 PM Salzburg/1:06 PM New York) we join Bärbel Hartje of the International Summer Academy of Fine Arts to investigate the connections between theoretical framing, the cityscape and walking. We discuss the evolution of the Summer Academy’s Exploring Salzburg program and how the ever-popular City Walks introduce participants from around the world to some of the structures of the City of Salzburg. (Photo by Sonia Ibáñez)

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EPISODE TWELVE A Year in Studio B

Fox — Thu, 24 Sep 2015 17:45:42 +0000

Come celebrate a year of Geographical Imaginations on Saturday, September 26th on Radio Fabrik or listen here to the podcast after the original airing. We discuss radio-making from inside the incubator of Studio B with Radio Fabrik Program Coordinator Eva Schmidhuber and explore the historical geography of this collectively-owned community radio station in Salzburg. We review the first season of episodes and plan ahead as our show grows wings. As always, 7:06 PM Salzburg, Austria time and 1:06 PM New York. (Photo by Sonia Ibáñez).

EPISODE ELEVEN: Up and Around the Untersberg

Fox — Wed, 19 Aug 2015 17:23:57 +0000

Since my arrival to Salzburg last August I have been drawn to the Untersberg, the first Alp visible from the north side of the range here in Salzburg. This is a sacred mountain and, for many, enters into the geographical imagination that way. Join me as I continue to explore the cultural geographies of this sacred mountain. Contributing to the program are: Dr. Veronica della Dora, Rainer Limpöck, Matthias Gruber and Eva Krallinger. Check us out on Saturday, August 22nd on Radio Fabrik or listen here to the podcast after the original airing. As always, 7:06 PM Salzburg, Austria time and 1:06 PM New York.

EPISODE TEN A Canal Runs Through It

Fox — Fri, 17 Jul 2015 17:57:52 +0000

Listen this Saturday, July 25th as we discuss the nearly 1000-year old Almkanal that carries water through the City of Salzburg. Check us out at Radio Fabrik or listen here to the podcast after the original airing. As always, 7:06 PM Salzburg, Austria time and 1:06 PM New York.

EPISODE NINE Portrait of a Rhythmanalyst No.1

Fox — Fri, 19 Jun 2015 15:41:35 +0000

Stay tuned June 27th and listen to our 9th episode. We talk with Walter Thompson, creator and composer of Soundpainting and explore connections with him between rhythm, the Arts and social sciences. This was a fun interview and will be the first of our dialogues with “rhythmanalysts.” Check us out at Radio Fabrik or listen here to the podcast after the original airing. As always, 7:06 PM Salzburg, Austria time and 1:06 PM New York.

EPISODE EIGHT Far and Away

Fox — Wed, 20 May 2015 18:10:07 +0000

In our eighth episode we discuss the “expedition” with long distance travelers Christoph Rehage and Philipp Schaudy. Check us out on May 23rd on Radio Fabrik or listen here to the podcast after the original airing. As always, 7:06 PM Salzburg, Austria time and 1:06 PM New York.

EPISODE SEVEN Unwanted Heritage

Fox — Thu, 23 Apr 2015 18:01:44 +0000

What do you do with monuments and memorials when they no longer tell the story you need them to tell? What happens when your town has an unwanted legacy? We look at three case studies: post-USSR Budapest, Hitler’s birthplace and a Chapel Hill, North Carolina still honoring the Ku Klux Klan. Check us out on April 25th at Radio Fabrik or listen here to the podcast after the original airing. 7:06 PM Salzburg, Austria time and 1:06 PM New York.

EPISODE SIX In Maria’s Footsteps

Fox — Sun, 22 Mar 2015 10:19:16 +0000

Tune in to Radio Fabrik this Saturday, March 28 at 19:06 PM Salzburg time to listen to our sixth episode entitled, “In Maria’s Footsteps.” In celebration of 50 years of The Sound of Music we will discuss with Peter Baron von Wertheim of Bob’s Special Tours the motivation for so many North American and Asian pilgrims to the landscapes–both natural and personal–of this blockbuster film. Film geographer Dr. Joseph Palis helps us contextualize this journey and make connections to some of the larger themes regarding the geographical imagination.

Geographical Imaginations @ Pecha Kucha Night Salzburg Vol. 24

Fox — Sat, 28 Feb 2015 16:04:56 +0000

EPISODE FIVE Winter Wonderland

Fox — Wed, 25 Feb 2015 11:08:26 +0000

This Saturday at 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York) EPISODE FIVE Winter Wonderland will broadcast from Radio Fabrik. Listen to learn more about world-class bobsled and skeleton from Team USA veteran Annie O’Shea from the Eisarena Königssee in greater Berchtesgaden, Bavaria, Germany. Later, from the studio, we join geographer Dr. Christopher Gaffney of the University of Zurich in a conversation about the politics and economics of host-city selection for the Winter Olympics.

EPISODE FOUR Little Stories

Fox — Thu, 22 Jan 2015 11:22:01 +0000

Check out the show this weekend! EPISODE FOUR Little Stories airs Saturday evening 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York). Join us as we discuss in depth Salzburg’s alternative city guide mapping project with Eva Krallinger and Matthias Gruber of Fraeulein Flora’s Favourite Hangouts.

EPISODE THREE Dialogue with Artist Birte Endrejat

Fox — Sat, 27 Dec 2014 10:01:37 +0000

Tune in to Radio Fabrik tonight at 7:06 PM Salzburg time (1:06 PM New York) to hear German artist Birte Endrejat discuss her work.

EPISODE TWO Peephole Geographies

Fox — Sat, 22 Nov 2014 07:58:57 +0000

Tonight at 7:06 PM (Salzburg) or 1:06 PM (New York) directly after the BBC World News on Radio Fabrik you can hear the show’s second episode entitled, Peephole Geographies.

EPISODE ONE Keyword: Geographical Imaginations

Fox — Sat, 25 Oct 2014 07:45:12 +0000

Tonight on Radio Fabrik you can hear EPISODE ONE locally or via Live Stream from anywhere you have access to the internet. In this episode we ask academic geographers for their help in exploring the meaning of the geographical imagination. Doreen Massey and Veronica Della Dora join us from greater London. Jessey Gilley connects with us from Kansas. I also will outline some of the ideas for the show and describe where we might be heading….

EPISODE ONE Keyword: Geographical Imagination

Fox — Fri, 24 Oct 2014 10:36:21 +0000

In the show’s first episode we explored the meaning of the term Geographical Imagination with geographers Doreen Massey(Professor Emeritus of Geography at Open University), Veronica Della Dora (Professor of Geography at Royal Holloway) and Jessey Gilley (PhD, Geography, University of Kansas). The host, Kevin S. Fox, also outlined the trajectory of the show’s future episodes.