Media
Primer encuentro. Comentarios introductorio. Exposición de Hernán Comastri.
Unidad 1: Ciencia, industrialización por sustitución de importaciones y populismos.
Expone Hernán Comastri – Instituto de Historia Argentina y Americana “Dr. Emilio Ravignani” (FFyL-UBA)
Radialistas y Radios Libres presentan ‘Politizar la tecnología. Radios comunitarias y derecho a la comunicación en los territorios digitales’. José Ignacio López Vigil charla con sus autorxs, Inés Binder y Santiago García Gago, y con Carlos Baca, de CITSAC, y Omar Rincón, de FES Comunicación. Descarga el libro de https://radioslibres.net/politizar-la…
https://www.everythingisalive.com/
Frequency: Twice a month
Average length: 30 minutes
You’ll be hard-pressed to find another podcast quite like Everything Is Alive. Its host, NPR veteran Ian Chillag, spends each episode interviewing a different inanimate object about, well, many of the things he’d ask any living, breathing person. The objects answer as genuinely as they possibly can, which sometimes makes you laugh, cry, or have a ridiculous fight with your partner about whether Russian dolls have feelings. At the end of each episode, I always find myself left with a newfound respect for the things in my life that I’d otherwise take for granted. If you need a refresher on why being alive is incredible, look no further.
As part of the eScience Institute’s Data Then and Now seminar series, Luis Reyes Galindo (Cardiff University) presents a lecture called “Outsider interpretations of open scientific data and their impact on policy.”
Recorded May 6th, 2020.
¿Una historia cruzada con la política? Nota exclusiva con Pablo Kreimer, sociólogo.
Source: https://youtu.be/O2naMi8-3F8
