Cited Podcast
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A weekly radio show from the academy--the first of its kind. Hosted by Gordon Katic and Sam Fenn. Each week, Cited makes sense of the news by combining original storytelling, including documentary content, with groundbreaking academic research.Read more »
A weekly radio show from the academy--the first of its kind. Hosted by Gordon Katic and Sam Fenn. Each week, Cited makes sense of the news by combining original storytelling, including documentary content, with groundbreaking academic research.Read Less
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Site C and High Modernity
Mar 16
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66 minutes
In British Columbia, energy experts want to transition off of fossil fuels. We look at B.C.’s indigenous history to ask whether the province can decarbonize and decolonize at the same time.
Today on the show we talk to Leigh Phillips, a science writer with the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions, and Caleb Behn, an Eh-Cho Dene and Dunne Za activist and lawyer. Caleb is a Working Group Chair on the Decolonizing Water project and the subject of the documentary film Fractured Land.
Cited is a podcast and radio show funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and produced out of the world class Michael Smith Laboratories at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
Follow us on iTunes (apple.co/2hW3B4c), Twitter (twitter.com/citedpodcast), Facebook (www.facebook.com/citedpodcast/), and email feedback to cited.podcast@ubc.ca.Read more »
In British Columbia, energy experts want to transition off of fossil fuels. We look at B.C.’s indigenous history to ask whether the province can decarbonize and decolonize at the same time.
Today on the show we talk to Leigh Phillips, a science writer with the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions, and Caleb Behn, an Eh-Cho Dene and Dunne Za activist and lawyer. Caleb is a Working Group Chair on the Decolonizing Water project and the subject of the documentary film Fractured Land.
Cited is a podcast and radio show funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and produced out of the world class Michael Smith Laboratories at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
Follow us on iTunes (apple.co/2hW3B4c), Twitter (twitter.com/citedpodcast), Facebook (www.facebook.com/citedpodcast/), and email feedback to cited.podcast@ubc.ca.Read Less
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Nov 23, 2017
Rated 5 out of
5
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melindamck from
On par with NPR
I have been looking to diversify my podcast consumption and happened upon this podcast! They are sort of biased but for the most part look to both sides and don't push their views on you. Thorough, and easy to listen to. Well produced without too many ads throughout which is one reason why I love the Joe Rogan podcast method. Worth a listen!
Date published: 2016-12-03
Rated 5 out of
5
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eigengrau from
I work for this show!
But it's really a quite good show, trust me. Give it a shot. Why not?
Date published: 2017-01-06
