InBetween - An anecdotal audio collage InBetween is an audio experiment somewhere between Zürich, Switzerland and Delhi, India. It is a personal podcast documenting my life between Zürich and Delhi in colorful audio collages narrating the little stories, events and thoughts I encounter in between. It is an anthropological podcast documenting my PhD project from the initial search for a topic, through the field research up to the writing process. It aims to render anthropological thought and work more accessible (and understandable) to listeners with or without academic background. It tries to illustrate transparently the joys, struggles and insecurities of research – components of academic work that all too often are left unmentioned in the polished books and smooth articles produced. It is a social podcast featuring conversations about the phenomenon of “feeling in between” by different people permitting insight into their lives and thoughts. In short, inBetween is a love story between one person, two continents, everything in between and the medium audio, told anecdote by anecdote. Episodes are available in German and English.
https://www.tanjaluchsinger.com/podcast/
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 48 minutes
episode 27: 27 Travel as a tool – Deutsch
Was passiert in unserem Gehirn, wenn wir uns einem neuen Ort aussetzen? Wie kann reisen als Mittel dienen, um das eigene Lernen zu fördern? Was passiert, wenn wir uns zu wohl fühlen an einem Ort und was nehmen wir schlussendlich mit, wenn wir weiterziehen? Ein Gespräch mit Jason Anayron Round.
episode 27: 27 Travel as a tool – English
What happens in our brain when we travel and immerse ourselves in a new place? How can travel serve as a tool to enhance learning or be “a brutal assault on the brain”? What happens if we get too comfortable at a place and what do we really take away with us? A conversation with Jason Anayron Round
episode 26: 26 What is it all about for you? – English
The question “What is it all about for you?” accompanies me in this episode through different aspects of my life. I follow it in relation to my podcast, life in general, my Ph.D. and as a tourist out and about in Rome.
episode 26: 26 What is it all about for you? – Deutsch
Die Frage “Um was geht es dir?» begleitet mich in dieser Episode durch verschiedene Aspekte meines Lebens. Ich gehe ihr nach im Bezug auf meinen Podcast, das Leben an sich, meinen Ph.D. und auch als Tourist unterwegs in Rom.
episode 25: 25 Living in a Gap – English
How does it feel to live in that gap between two or more cultures? Is there a bridge all the way? Is it enriching or uprooting? What about those things that are just too different and impossible to accept? Where is the limit? A conversation with Adeline Ireland.
episode 25: 25 Living in a Gap – Deutsch
Wie fühlt es sich an in der Kluft zwischen zwei oder mehr Kulturen zu leben? Gibt es eine Brücke ganz bis auf die andere Seite? Und was ist mit den Dingen, die einfach zu verschieden und unmöglich zu akzeptieren sind? Wo ist die Grenze? Ein Gespräch mit Adeline Ireland.
episode 24: 24 A conversation about Bengaliness – Deutsch
Wie wird «Bengali sein» erlebt und wie Bengali Identität verstanden? Welche Rolle spielen Kunst, Poesie und Tanz beim Aufwachsen in diesem Kontext? Ein Gespräch mit Banhi shika Ghosh.
episode 24: 24 A conversation about Bengaliness – English
How is being Bengali experienced and Bengali identity understood? Which role do art, poetry and dance play when growing up in this context? A conversation with Banhi shika Ghosh.
episode 23: 23 A conversation about music in India with a focus on Classical Indian singing - English
How is music embedded in the fabric of daily life in India? How do different music genres find us during our lives and how do they impact us? What is classical Indian singing about, how does one learn it embedded in a traditional Guru-Student relationship? A conversation with Arnav Sethi.
episode 23: 23 A conversation about music in India with a focus on Classical Indian singing – Deutsch
Wie ist Musik in das tägliche Leben Indiens eingebettet? Wie finden uns verschiedene Musik Genres im Laufe unseres Lebens und welchen Einfluss haben sie auf uns? Was ist classical Indian singing, wie wird es in einer Guru-Schüler Beziehung gelernt? Ein Gespräch mit Arnav Sethi.