All Episodes

Bob McKay – Anthropofugal Fictions

Brycchan Carey – The Unnatural Trade

Josephine Taylor – The Nonhuman Narratives of Energy

K. G. Hutchins – A Song for the Horses

Christopher Jones – The Invention of Infinite Growth

Katja Bruisch – Burning Swamps

Isabelle Gapp – A Circumpolar North

Nathan K. Hensley – Action Without Hope

Joanna Allan – Saharan Winds

Dominic Hinde – Drifting North

Dolly Jørgensen – Ghosts Behind Glass

Micah Muscolino – Remaking the Earth, Exhausting the People

Marianna Dudley – Electric Wind

Roy Scranton – Impasse

Brad Bolman – Lab Dog

Jules Skotnes-Brown – Segregated Species

Tina Adcock – Cold Colonialism

Richard Fallon – Contesting Earth’s History in Transatlantic Literary Culture

Rebecca K. Wright – Moral Energy in America

John Kinder – World War Zoos

Pollyanna Rhee – Natural Attachments

Josh Nygren – The State of Conservation

Christian Long – Infrastructure in Dystopian and Post-apocalyptic Film

Sasha Gora – Culinary Claims

Gina Caison – Erosion

Kylie Crane – Concrete and Plastic

Anne Berg – Empire of Rags and Bones

Ángeles Picone – Landscaping Patagonia

Wilko Graf von Hardenberg – Sea Level

Bronwyn Bailey-Charteris – The Hydrocene

Lisa Yin Han – Deepwater Alchemy

Jamie Jones – Rendered Obsolete

Elena Kochetkova – Green Power of Socialism

Joseph Seeley – Border of Water and Ice

Rachel Gross – Shopping All the Way to the Woods

Sandra Swart – The Lion’s Historian

Judith Rauscher – Ecopoetic Place-making

Sarah Dimick – Unseasonable

Sonja Pieck – Mnemonic Ecologies

Jamie Wang – Reimagining the More-than-Human City

Michael Lobel – Van Gogh and the End of Nature

John MacNeill Miller – The Ecological Plot

Elsa Devienne – Sand Rush

Dan Vandersommers – Entangled Encounters at the National Zoo

Kathleen Murphy – Captivity’s Collections

Ellen Arnold – Medieval Riverscapes

Ruth Morgan – Climate Change and International History

Matthew Holmes – Graft Hybrid

Carolyn Fornoff – Subjunctive Aesthetics

Jason Heppler – Silicon Valley and the Environmental Inequalities of High-Tech Urbanism

Dana Luciano – How the Earth Feels

Siobhan Angus – Camera Geologica

Mica Jorgenson – The Weight of Gold

Samuel Dolbee – Locusts of Power

Caleb Wellum – Energizing Neoliberalism

Fynn Holm – Gods of the Sea

Matthew Archer – Unsustainable

Katie Sagal – Botanical Entanglements

Otto Latva – The Giant Squid in Transatlantic Culture

Christopher Blakley – Empire of Brutality

Dianne Rayson – Bonhoeffer and Climate Change

Peter Sutoris – Educating for the Anthropocene

Simone Müller – The Toxic Ship

Jared Margulies – The Cactus Hunters

Dario Fazzi – Smoke on the Water

Robyn d′Avignon – A Ritual Geology

Mantha Zarmakoupi – Shaping Roman Landscape

Davide Orsini – Atomic Archipeligo

Karen Pinkus – Subsurface

Harriet Evans Tang – Animal-Human Relationships in Medieval Iceland

Kyle Parry – A Theory of Assembly

Peter Alagona – Accidental Ecosystem

Tore Størvold – Dissonant Landscapes

Bethany Brookshire – Pests

Hi′ilei Julia Kawehipuaakahaopulani Hobart – Cooling the Tropics

Christina Gerhardt – Sea Change

Charlotte Wrigley – Earth, Ice, Bone, Blood

Katrin Kleemann – A Mist Connection

Matthew Eisler – Age of Auto Electric

Amy Kohout – Taking the Field

Caroline Grego – Hurricane Jim Crow

Killian Quigley – Reading Underwater Wreckage

Neil Oatsvall – Atomic Environments

Christina Dunbar-Hester – Oil Beach

Ezra Rashkow – The Nature of Endangerment in India

Abigail Agresta – The Keys to Bread and Wine

Simone Ferracina – Ecologies of Inception

Benjamín Schultz-Figueroa – The Celluloid Specimen

Samantha Muka – Oceans Under Glass

Faizah Zakaria – The Camphor Tree and the Elephant

Christiaan De Beukelaer – Trade Winds

Matt Henry – Hydronarratives

Lisa Bloom – Climate Change and the New Polar Aesthetics

Charne Lavery – Writing Ocean Worlds

Min Hyoung Song – Climate Lyricism

Lydia Pyne – Endlings

Eric Hirsch – Acts of Growth

Kjetil Fallan – Ecological by Design

Joshua Trey Barnett – Mourning in the Anthropocene

Thomas Zeller – Consuming Landscapes

Rohan Lloyd – Saving the Reef

Sophie Chao – In the Shadow of the Palms

James Turner – Charged

Jenny Price – Stop Saving the Planet

Erik Nordman – The Uncommon Knowledge of Elinor Ostrom

Stephanie Rutherford – Villain, Vermin, Icon, Kin

Jarrod Hore – Visions of Nature

Matthew Kelly – The Women Who Saved The English Countryside

Megan Kate Nelson – Saving Yellowstone

Laura J Martin – Wild By Design

Keith Pluymers – No Wood, No Kingdom

Laura Smith – Ecological Restoration and the U.S. Nature and Environmental Writing Tradition

Matthew Seibert – Atlas of Material Worlds

Jonathan Saha – Colonizing Animals

Victor Seow – Carbon Technocracy

Liam Lewis – Animal Soundscapes in Anglo-Norman Texts

Bart Elmore – Seed Money

Michael Guida – Listening to British Nature

Daniel Barber – Modern Architecture and Climate

Catherine Oliver – Veganism, Archives, and Animals

Laurence Talairach – Animals, Museum Culture & Children’s Literature

Jonathan Robins – Oil Palm

Liz Miller – Extraction Ecologies and the Literature of the Long Exhaustion

Michelle Nijhuis – Beloved Beasts

Alexander Etkind – Nature’s Evil

Chris Pearson – Dogopolis

Gregg Mitman – Empire of Rubber

Nancy Langston – Climate Ghosts

Raf de Bont – Nature’s Diplomats

Charlie Hailey – The Porch

Samantha Walton – Everybody Needs Beauty

Jessica Hurley – Infrastructures of Apocalypse

Candace Fujikane – Mapping Abundance for a Planetary Future

Max Liboiron – Pollution is Colonialism

Vincent Ialenti – Deep Time Reckoning

Heather Houser – Infowhelm

Wilko Hardenberg – A Monastery for the Ibex

Nayanika Mathur – Crooked Cats

Kirsten Greer – Red Coats and Wild Birds

Robert Geal – Ecological Film Theory and Psychoanalysis

Anna Burton – Trees in Nineteenth-century English Fiction

Finis Dunaway – Defending the Arctic Refuge

Joanna Page – Decolonizing Science in Latin American Art

Emily O’Gorman – Wetlands in a Dry Land

Anna Barcz – Environmental Cultures in Soviet East Europe

Christine Keiner – Deep Cut

Joseph Pugliese – Biopolitics of the More-than-Human

Ben Anderson – Cities, Mountains & Being Modern

Finn Arne Jørgensen – Recycling

Elizabeth Parker – The Forest and the EcoGothic

Justyna Poray-Wybranowska – Climate Change, Ecological Catastrophe, and the Contemporary Postcolonial Novel

Environmental History Book Roundtable

Frederico Freitas – Nationalizing Nature

Jonathan Padwe – Disturbed Forests, Fragmented Memories

C. Anne Claus – Drawing the Sea Near

Timo Maran – Ecosemiotics

Pratik Chakrabarti – Inscriptions of Nature

Alda Balthrop-Lewis – Thoreau’s Religion

Benjamin Cohen – Pure Adulteration

Jemma Deer – Radical Animism

Craig Santos Perez – Habitat Threshold

Stefania Barca – Forces of Reproduction

Sasha Engelmann – Sensing Art in the Atmosphere

Kate Teltscher – Palace of Palms

Jamie Lorimer – The Probiotic Planet

Peter Dauvergne – AI in the Wild

Alexandra Palmer – Ethical Debates in Orangutan Conservation

Rebecca Giggs – Fathoms

Alenda Chang – Playing Nature

Aidan Tynan – The Desert in Modern Literature & Philosophy

Peder Anker – The Power of the Periphery

Hannah Boast – Hydrofictions

Etienne Benson – Surroundings

Leslie Green – Rock | Water | Life

Kate Rigby – Reclaiming Romanticism

Luke Keogh – The Wardian Case

Jennifer Telesca – Red Gold

Melody Jue – Wild Blue Media

Rocio Gomez – Silver Veins, Dusty Lungs

Daniel Macfarlane – Fixing Niagara Falls

Thom van Dooren – The Wake of Crows

Emily Wanderer – Life of a Pest

Paul Huebener – Nature’s Broken Clocks

Emily Pawley – The Nature of the Future

David Fedman – Seeds of Control

Christine Eriksen and Susan Ballard – Alliances in the Anthropocene

Angela Cassidy – Vermin, Victims and Disease

Jessica Lee – Two Trees Make A Forest

Antony Adler – Neptune’s Laboratory

Bathsheba Demuth – Floating Coast

Eva Giraud – What Comes After Entanglement?

Paul Merchant – Latin American Culture & the Limits of the Human

Jeremy Zallen – American Lucifers

Dolly Jørgensen – Recovering Lost Species in the Modern Age

David Farrier – Footprints