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The Tympanic Eclipse (www.tympaniceclipse.org)

by Britt Wray

The Tympanic Eclipse is an audio podcast that brings cultural theory out of its stuffy scholarly tomes, and puts it into your ears!Together with established thinkers and makers, it explores wide ranging issues we’re facing in the 21st century. Without using academic jargon or relying on journalistic sensationalism, The Tympanic Eclipse points out theory’s relevance to everyday life.This project received the IdeasTap Innovator’s Award and is produced by Britt Wray (www.brittwray.com).Please find the real website for the podcast (not the PodOMatic site) at www.tympaniceclipse.org

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Episodes

  1. Making Life – exploring the philosophical implications of research that aims to create it from scratch

    How do different fields try to get at the nitty gritty of what living systems require in order to fit the definition of “alive”? How have researchers from the areas of artificial life and synthetic biology assumed certain ontologies of life, or, ways of being that life must adhere to, in their...

  2. THE TYMPANIC ECLIPSE//Bioartcamp – biologists, artists, philosophers, and the wilderness

    What do you get when you bring biologists, artists, philosophers and filmmakers out into the Canadian Rocky Mountains on a 2 week research-creation summit? Why, Bioartcamp of course! Created by Dr. Jennifer Willet, the accomplished bioartist and director of Incubator Hybrid Laboratory, working at...

  3. THE TYMPANIC ECLIPSE//Cybernetics Shows Us A World That Modern Science Can’t - What Stuff is Really Like

    What is capital M Modern science? How have humans cooked it up? What is cybernetics? And how are they different? Dr. Andy Pickering ties together western traditions of binary thinking with modern science and discusses them in comparison with cybernetics and its complimentary, pluralistic eastern...

  4. It’s hard to be critical these days! Academia and Activism.

    Our university departments are becoming increasingly interdisciplinary where people from different backgrounds come together to keep each other in check while tackling large issues that have a lot at stake. One place this is happening is in synthetic biology, where computer scientists, engineers,...

  5. THE TYMPANIC ECLIPSE // My house is recording me, my house is selling me?

    Smart phones, smart boards, smart homes…. every technology is apparently so darn smart, but how are we keeping up with these gadgets ourselves? Smart technologies are referred to as such because they seem intelligent enough to know about our personal needs, desires, and curiosities and they cater...

  6. THE TYMPANIC ECLIPSE // Working to protect people we’ll never meet

    What would the future be like if there were governmentally appointed people alive today who worked to protect the basic qualities of life for people who have not yet been born? Should the not-yet-existent people of the world be represented across time? Could a group of Guardians of the Future…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

The Tympanic Eclipse is an audio podcast that brings cultural theory out of its stuffy scholarly tomes, and puts it into your ears!Together with established thinkers and makers, it explores wide ranging issues we’re facing in the 21st century. Without using academic jargon or relying on journalistic sensationalism, The Tympanic Eclipse points out theory’s relevance to everyday life.This project received the IdeasTap Innovator’s Award and is produced by Britt Wray (www.brittwray.com).Please find the real website for the podcast (not the PodOMatic site) at www.tympaniceclipse.org

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Britt Wray

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The Tympanic Eclipse is an audio podcast that brings cultural theory out of its stuffy scholarly tomes, and puts it into your ears!Together with established thinkers and makers, it explores wide ranging issues we’re facing in the 21st century. Without using academic jargon or relying on...

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