Episodes
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Bringing Science Closer: Trust, Vulnerability, and the Ethics of Engagement
The Collaboration Code is a podcast that explores engaged research and collaborative projects between academic and civil actors. In this second episode, together with Gabi Gőbl, we explore how engaged research can be done together with vulnerable groups in an ethical and non-intrusive way. We…
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Cultures of Hate and Oppression: student podcasts on the Holocaust, antisemitism and gender
The Collaborative Seminar Cultures of Hate and Oppression was coordinated to address the complexities of these topics that are of urgent global importance in our era of continuing discrimination, forced migration, socially sanctioned violence, and war. This podcast gives insights into the work of...
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Nazi collaboration and Holocaust museums
In recent years, there has been a significant increase in Holocaust museums established worldwide, prompting numerous studies examining how they portray the Holocaust. Some researchers have emphasized the dominant roles of Yad Vashem and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in creating a...
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Conflict, Collusion, and an Unholy Alliance – Diplomatic Relationships in 14th Century Balkans
In this interview Emir Filipovic, Associate Professor of Medieval History at Sarajevo University, discusses his research into conflict, collusion, and diplomacy in 14th century Balkans. This was a period and region of great change, with competing powers, shifting alliances, and much political and...
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Aquincum, the Town and its Legacy
In this interview, Orsolya Lang, the Director of the Aquincum Museum in Budapest, Hungary, talks about her work in the town of Aquincum on the Roman Limes, and its legacy on the early medieval period. Orsolya discusses Aquincum, which at its height had a population of around 60,000, including a...
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Production and Symbolism of Transylvanian Altarpieces in the 15th & 16th Centuries
What is the difference between altar and altarpiece? How were the altarpieces produced and used in medieval churches? How did medieval people see and understand them? In this interview, Chris Mielke talks with Emese Sarkadi Nagy, an art historian from the Christian Museum in Esztergom, Hungary,...
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Medieval Woodlands, Forests, and Landscapes
In this episode, Chris Mielke has an exciting conversation about medieval forests and the woodcutting economy with the researcher Péter Szabó. The doctor explains how to study medieval landscapes, shows the difference between forests and woodlands, and talks about woodcutting's technologies and...
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Queens and Queenship in Sixteenth-Century Hungary and the Netherlands
Why was it important for the regent of the Netherlands to be unmarried? What is the connection between a Hungarian Queen and Luther? Why did Mary of Austria sign herself as Mary of Hungary? And why is it possible to create an exhibition about these queens full of empty glass boxes? In this...
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Renaissance Occultism and Its Perception in Modernity
What do Faust and John Dee, Queen Elizabeth I's official magician, have in common? How to speak the language of angels and use magic crystals? What did Renaissance occultism look like, and how did it affect the modern understanding of magic? Christopher Melke discusses all these issues with…
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Medieval Roads in Western Hungary
After the graduation from CEU, doctor Magdolna Szilágyi talks about her dissertation about road systems in Western Hungary during the Arpad period. While the stereotypes say that medieval people lived in isolated societies and traveled a little, the research proved that the long journeys to the...
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King Sigismund of Hungary and Hungarian International Diplomacy in 14-15 centuries
Sigismund of Luxembourg (1368-1437) was king of Hungary, king of Bohemia, and Holy Roman Emperor at the same time. However, he was popular neither in Germany nor in Hungary or Bohemia, and long-abandoned in historiography. In this interview, Chris Mielke and his guest, Attila Bárány, talk about...
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Three Ways How Academics and Journalists Can Work Together
There are plenty of people who will be quick to tell you that journalism is broken. But we’re not here to wallow in negatives. As part of the Journalism Breakthrough series from the Centre for Media Data and Society at the Central European University, instead, in this episode we take a look at...
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Media Innovation During a Pandemic
The inaugural episode of the Journalism Breakthroughs podcast discusses how the media coped with the crisis triggered by the COVID-19 virus. Innovation in journalism allowed media outlets to survive the pandemic. We talked to Robert Nemeth, who works as Outreach Coordinator for the Center for...
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Sustainable Food and Transport
Urban Arena is a podcast about just and sustainable cities. In this first episode, we discuss sustainability and justice in food and transport. To help us do so, we are speaking (and cycling around Budapest) with UrbanA fellow Orsolya Lazányi. She is a co-founder of Cargonomia, a Budapest-based...
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Literature and Jewish Identity in the Early Modern Period
In this forty minutes long interview, Christpher Mielke talks with Marianna Birnbaum of UCLA and visiting professor at CEU about Hungarian Renaissance literature, Jews in the Renaissance, studying women in history, and more broadly about how it is to deal with individual life stories as…
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A Classical Philologist’s Journey: Late Antiquity, Ancient Sex and Hagiography
In this fifty minutes long interview, Chris Mielke talks with Cristian-Nicolae Gaşpar of the Medieval Department at CEU about his journey as a classical philologist, ancient taboos and translating the vita of Saint adalbert of Prague. Was there really a decline after the “Golden Age” of the Roman...
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An Excursion into Zooarchaeology
How were bone tools made and used? Was there a specialized guild for boneworking? What are the cultural notions surrounding horsemeat? What is the Medieval Animal Database? What are the different kinds of data pertaining to animals? In this fifty minutes long interveiw, Chris Mielke talks with...
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Holocaust Research, Memory and Politics in Eastern Europe
Since 2017, the Department for Modern and Contemporary History at LMU Munich and the Center for Holocaust Studies at the Leibniz Institute for Contemporary History co-host the colloquium »The Holocaust and its Context«. In this special session, recorded on 14 January 2019, Frank Bajohr and Kim...
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A “századosok”, a II. világháború magyar tisztjeinek története
Rainer M. Jánossal, az egri Eszterházy Károly Főiskola Egyetem Történelemtudományi Intézete professzorával Pető Andrea beszélget új könyvéről: Századosok, Osiris, 2018. És arról hogyan jelenik meg a “századosok” a második világháború tisztjeinek társadalomtörténetében, a militarizmus szerkezete…
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A választás nélküli döntés: Munkácsi Ernő könyve angolul
Laczó Ferenc a Maastrichti Egyetem adjunktusa beszél Pető Andreának Munkácsi Ernőről, a Zsidó Tanács prominens figurájáról, akinek most jelent meg How it Happened. Documenting the Tragedy of Hungarian Jewry, (McGill-Queen University Press, 2018) címmel angolul a naplója. Hogyan értékeli utólag…
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Energy Poverty
Today we are with Professor Stefan Bouzarovski from the University of Manchester. He has just published a book on energy poverty. Called, Energy Poverty: (Dis)Assembling Europe’s Infrastructural Divide, published by Palgrave Macmillan. He is also the Chair of the Steering Committee for The EU...
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El kell-e mondani az elmondhatatlant, ha az háborús nemi erőszak?
Pető Andrea, a CEU egyetemi tanárával Stefano Bottoni, MTA Bölcsészettudományi Kutatóközpont Történettudományi Intézet tudományos főmunkatárs, az MTA II. világháború történeti albizottság titkára beszélget Elmondani az elmondhatatlant. A nemi erőszak története a Magyarországon a II világháború...
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Elhurcolt magyar civilek a Szovjetúnióban
Pető Andrea, a Magyar Történelmi Emlékek Okmánytárak sorozatban megjelent „…Akkor aszt mondták kicsi robot”. A magyar polgári lakosság elhurcolása a Szovjetunióba korabeli dokumentumok tükrében (Budapest, 2018) című kötet szerzőjével, Stark Tamással az MTA Bölcsészettudományi Kutatóközpont...
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The Memory of 'Trianon' in Hungary
Walking around Budapest, we can see greater Hungary map stickers on car bumpers and people wearing T-shirts or sometimes tattoos that represent resentment over formerly lost territories. Marches are held to express nostalgia for the historical greater Hungary. A visitor who spends time in Hungary...
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A közép-európai “kollaboráns személyiség” mint a történetírás kihívása
Stefano Bottoni, az MTA Bölcsészettudományi Kutatóközpont Történettudományi Intézet tudományos főmunkatárs, az MTA II. világháború történeti albizottság titkára Pető Andreával beszélget Mikó Imre készülő életrajzáról (“Talking to the System: Imre Mikó, 1911–1977 A Lifelong Story of Collaboration...
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Háború helytörténete: Kecskemét
Rigó Róberttel - a Neumann János Egyetem Pedagógusképző Karának tanszékvezető főiskolai docensével - a “A Sorosfordító évtizedek Kecskeméten” (Kecskemét Írott Örökségéért Alapítvány és a Neumann János Egyetem Pedagógusképző Kar Hely- és Családtörténeti Kutótóműhely, 2018) című kötet…
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Egyháztörténet és a II. világháború
Bánkuti Gábor a Pécsi Tudományegyetem habilitált egyetemi docensével “A frontátvonulás és a diktatúra kiépülésének egyházi recepciója” szerzőjével (In: Szerk.: Csikós Gábor, Szerk.: Ö Kovács József, Szerk.: Kiss Réka: Váltóállítás: Diktatúrák a vidéki Magyarországon 1945-ben. Budapest: MTA...
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Gyerekmentés Magyarországon a holokauszt alatt
Laborczi Dórával A Sztehlo gyerekek voltunk, Andrási Andorral közösen szerkesztett (Luther Kiadó, 2018) interjú kötetéről Pető Andrea beszélgetett az interjú készítés nehézségeiről és arról, hogy hogyan és mikor kezdődött a gyerekmentés ,mit tudhatunk meg az emberi minőség szerepéről a történelem...
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Music and Society
This podcast explores how music is perceived in conservative societies like Yemen. Through Ahmed's journey of learning and making music, we try to understand the cultural, social and the religious constraints of playing and making music and how these constraints are connected to people's...
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Áltudomány, fajbiológia, "tudományos antiszemitizmus"
Paksa Rudolffal a Magyar Tudományos Akadémia Bölcsészettudományi Kutatóközpont Történettudományi Intézetének tudományos munkatársával a “Zsidókérdéskutató Magyar Intézet, avagy a „tudományos antiszemitizmus” Magyarországon” (Múltunk 2018/1.) cikkéről beszélget Pető Andrea. Kik, mikor és miért...
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Magyar katonák a második világháborúban
Pető Andrea arról beszélget Pihurik Judittal, a Szegedi Tudományegyetem docensével, aki a Naplók és memoárok a Don-kanyarból 1942-1943 (Budapest, 2007 és 2015) és a Perben és haragban második világháborús önmagunkkal (Budapest, 2015) című kötetek szerzője, hogy miért fontosak a szubjektív…
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‘Bridges to Business’: Training young Roma for White-Collar Jobs in Hungary
Why are there so few Roma in white-collar jobs in Hungary (and elsewhere in eastern Europe)? The podcast discusses reasons for underrepresentation of Roma in traditional 'office work', especially in the business sector, through the experiences of an ongoing project trying to change this, the...
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Framing Media Messages on Migration
Welcome to the Voice Matters podcast, a series of discussions on media and communication as part of the Open Learning Initiative for refugees and asylum seekers at the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary. Each week, a few minutes after the academic seminar, students interview the…
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Politics and Media Financing
Welcome to the Voice Matters podcast, a series of discussions on media and communication as part of the Open Learning Initiative for refugees and asylum seekers at the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary. Each week, a few minutes after the academic seminar, students interview the…
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