A new episode with Dr Isabelle Gapp discussing her new book "A Circumpolar Landscape" all about Scandinavian/Canadian landscape paintings is live! The first part of three in a new polar env. humanities series! Asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities #HumanitiesPodcast

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Delighted to hear Dr Isabelle Gapp - author of the new book 'A Circumpolar Landscape' - on the latest episode of ASLE EcoCast... Get your copy of her beautiful book today: lundhumphries.com/products/a-cir…

A new episode with Elizabeth Leane is out now discussing her work on conceptions of Antarctica historically, through tourism, and also fiction about the continent. It is the 2nd part of our polar series! Asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities #HumanitiesPodcast

We're thrilled that the University of Tasmania has shared our recent episode with Professor Leane on their "Creative Antarctica" project page! For those looking to learn more about the subject, please visit their site for many great resources. utas.edu.au/research/proje…

The final episode in our polar environmental humanities series with @hesterblum is live! We discuss her book "The News at the Ends of the Earth" and polar ecomedia! Did you enjoy the series? Let us know! Asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities #HumanitiesPodcast

Our episode with Nadia Colburn is live! We discuss her new poetry collection, "I Say the Sky", a multiscalar work about engaging with the interconnected environment and finding the "symphony inside you". Asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities #HumanitiesPodcast

Listen to the "Landscape Paintings of the Circumpolar North" episode of ASLE EcoCast and learn about our editor Dr Isabelle Gapp's book, A Circumpolar Landscape! niche-canada.org/2024/08/29/pod… #envhist #arthistory #cdnhist #envhum

Hey ASLE EcoCast Listeners! We here at the podcast wanted to let you know that we're taking a break this month to prepare for an exciting new themed trio of episodes beginning in October 🍂 Check back here next month for a seasonally appropriate focus on potential endings 👀

The first episode of our new "Extinction" series is out today! Listen in on our conversation with philosopher Todd May as we talk through the multifaceted thought experiment that is: Should humans go extinct? #ecophilosophy #environmentalhumanities podbean.com/pu/pbblog-3h9j…

A new episode discussing Jean-Thomas Tremblay's and Steven Swarbrick's "Negative Life: The Cinema of Extinction" is live, the second in the Extinction Series! Listen below! Asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities #HumanitiesPodcast

Happy New Year! Our final episode in the extinction series with extinction biologists Sara Schweitzer and Hope Sutton is live! We discuss their work with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. Asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities #HumanitiesPodcast

A new episode with Carolyn Fornoff on her recent book "Subjunctive Aesthetics" is now live! We discuss the productive ambiguities and imaginings of subjunctivity in Mexican cultural productions. Asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities #HumanitiesPodcast

We have a published a new episode with Sarah Dimick on her brand-new book "Unseasonable" today! We discuss seasonality today and the arrythmias of the Anthropocene. Asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities #HumanitiesPodcast

A new episode is live with Nate Otjen and Jessica Ng discussing the audio series "Mining for the Climate" and its investigation of the rhetoric arguing for continued mining as essential to the "green transition." asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities

A new episode is live with Melody Jue! We discuss her latest book, "Coralations," a short work expanding conceptions of coral beyond warm-water corals. It locates new coral protagonists! asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities

We've released a new episode with Kate Rigby! We discuss her book "Meditations on Creation in an Era of Extinction," which reclaims the ancient theological form, the hexameron, to consider the climate crisis and mass extinction. asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities

An episode is up with Amanda Baugh discussing her new book "Falling in Love with Nature" which seeks to widen definitions of environmentalism by considering faith-based, not just activism-based, sustainable practices. asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities

A new episode with Rachel DiNitto is live on the edited volume "Eco-Disasters in Japanese Cinema." Come listen to an insightful conversation about rethinking the definition of disaster! asleecocast.podbean.com #EnvironmentalHumanities