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Jülide’s Playroom

by Jülide

In this room, we play and set the game together. By placing a non-human subject between my guests and me, I explore relationality and subjectivity through our conversations. Inspired by posthuman philosophy, we work together to trace a Posthuman Cartography of Beings.This is a space to discover how we engage with human and non-human beings, as well as the currents and connections of everyday life. My aim is to create a flow and a leakage within the existing order; thinking, feeling, and playing together through the connections that bind us.

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Episodes

  1. pulse | erotic

    welcome to books and pulsations, today's pulse is erotic. I talked about what audre lorde says about erotic, and briefly mentioned works of anais nin and georges bataille. next pulse is, writing.

  2. Dark Futures with Nick Dunn

    In this episode of Books and Pulsations, I speak with urban designer, professor and author Nick Dunn about his book Dark Futures: When the Lights Go Down. Together we explore what darkness means beyond fear and absence, touching on gendered experiences of the night, ecological thinking,...

  3. Site-Reliant Immersive Experiences with Liana Psarologaki

    In this episode of Books and Pulsations, I speak with Liana Psarologaki about her book Site-Reliant Immersive Experiences, her artistic work, and her interdisciplinary research across immersion, architecture, and art. Reading her book was an immersive experience in itself, and in this…

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  4. The Museum of Innocence with Irem Sezer

    In this episode, I embark on a journey through the blurred lines of fiction and reality. Joined by art professional and curator Irem Sezer, we explore the cabinets of Orhan Pamuk’s Museum of Innocence in Istanbul. Is a museum merely a collection of objects, or is it a living, breathing…

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  5. Beyond Survival: The Revival of the Feminine Subject in Feminine Writing

    Deconstructing maternal narratives and the search for the feminine 'I.' "When did you become his?" With this haunting question from Vigdis Hjorth's Is Mother Dead?, I begin an archaeological excavation into the structures that have long buried the feminine "I." This episode is a journey beneath…

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  6. Feminism is Not Humanism - Hi, Welcome to my playroom

    In this opening episode, I invite you to set the game together with me. Starting from the question “Feminism is not humanism,” I reflect on posthuman feminist philosophy, inspired by Rosi Braidotti, to rethink what it means to be human, a subject, and a being among others. This is not an academic...

About this show

In this room, we play and set the game together. By placing a non-human subject between my guests and me, I explore relationality and subjectivity through our conversations. Inspired by posthuman philosophy, we work together to trace a Posthuman Cartography of Beings.This is a space to discover how we engage with human and non-human beings, as well as the currents and connections of everyday life. My aim is to create a flow and a leakage within the existing order; thinking, feeling, and playing together through the connections that bind us.

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Jülide’s Playroom have?

Jülide’s Playroom has 6 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on September 30, 2026.

What is Jülide’s Playroom about?

In this room, we play and set the game together. By placing a non-human subject between my guests and me, I explore relationality and subjectivity through our conversations. Inspired by posthuman philosophy, we work together to trace a Posthuman Cartography of Beings.This is a space to discover how...

How often does Jülide’s Playroom release new episodes?

Jülide’s Playroom publishes about every 51 days, based on its 6 episodes since January 2026.

Who hosts Jülide’s Playroom?

Jülide’s Playroom is created and hosted by Jülide.
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