In this episode, Charlie Harriman connects his studies of folklore with his love for the Welsh Corgi. He discusses the history of the breed, its associated folklore, and has an up-close-and-personal conversation with a very special Corgi.
This episode is part of the "Dispatches from the Undergraduate Classroom" series, showcasing work written, recorded, and produced by undergraduates from the Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology at IU Bloomington.
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In this episode, Charlie Harriman connects his studies of folklore with his love for the Welsh Corgi. He discusses the history of the breed, its associated folklore, and has an up-close-and-personal conversation with a very special Corgi.
This episode is part of the "Dispatches from the Undergraduate Classroom" series, showcasing work written, recorded, and produced by undergraduates from the Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology at IU Bloomington.
DERT and the Importance of Performing Environmentalisms
SoundLore: Folklore & Ethnomusicology
46 minutes 22 seconds
4 years ago
DERT and the Importance of Performing Environmentalisms
SoundLore welcomes back Dr. John McDowell and Dr. Sue Tuohy of the Diverse Environmentalisms Research Team and introduces member Dr. Katherine Borland to discuss their recent edited DERT publication Performing Environmentalisms: Expressive Culture and Ecological Change. In this episode, with host Dr. David McDonald, they present folklore and ethnomusicology as modalities to advance conversations and research into environmental issues. They discuss the process of the book’s publication and its features on the environmental and ecological issues the planet faces through the lens of artistic expressions. The editors share why performance is centered in this work about environmental action and cultural expression even through their diverse ethnographic experiences and collaborators.
Music: CORONAWAVE by Pagliacci and Some Other Klowns (Suyash Kumar Neupane, Ben Danner, Kurt Baer)
SoundLore: Folklore & Ethnomusicology
In this episode, Charlie Harriman connects his studies of folklore with his love for the Welsh Corgi. He discusses the history of the breed, its associated folklore, and has an up-close-and-personal conversation with a very special Corgi.
This episode is part of the "Dispatches from the Undergraduate Classroom" series, showcasing work written, recorded, and produced by undergraduates from the Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology at IU Bloomington.
