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Voices From Peripheries: Voices of ResistanceSilent Wounds: Khadeja on Sexual Violence as a Weapon of Genocide and the Dehumanization of Palestinian and Arab Muslim Women and MenIn this powerful episode, Khadeja, the International Advocacy Officer at MIFTAH, delves into the brutal realities confronting Palestinians, focusing on sexual violence as a weapon of genocide and the systematic dehumanization of Palestinians. She critically examines how Western media and political narratives often reduce Palestinians to "terrorist" men and "oppressed" women. Khadeja also addresses the limits of Western feminists, who have largely remained silent about the oppression of Palestinian women. She unpacks the layers of racism faced by both Palestinian men and women, exploring how these intersecting forms of oppression contribute to the erasure of Palestinian voices, silencing the...2024-11-1249 min
key Issues in Tourism ConsumptionBuilding a Sustainable Future in HospitalityIn this episode, we had a conversation with Ms. Mary Beth, an experienced Guest Experience Manager for prominent hotel chains in the USA. We aimed to gain insight into the environmental and social sustainability practices of these tourism establishments.Ms. Mary Beth shed light on the challenges of integrating sustainability with guest satisfaction and workplace inclusivity in the programs and initiatives led by these hotel chains to promote sustainability.We also discussed her thoughts on the future of the hospitality industry, touching on topics such as technology versus human touch.2024-10-2421 minkey Issues in Tourism ConsumptionTravel Retail- Beyond Duty FreeIn this episode, I sit down with Ella, a management trainee at L'Oréal China’s travel retail department, to uncover the fascinating world of travel retail. Ella shares her insights into consumer behaviour differences between everyday spending and travel shopping, how regional trends affect marketing strategies and the growing importance of sustainability in the travel retail sector. We also discuss the impact of travel retail on local communities, the challenges of managing waste, and what the future holds for this rapidly evolving industry. Whether you’re interested in retail, tourism, or sustainability, this...2024-10-2228 minkey Issues in Tourism ConsumptionTravel Blogging - Authenticity and Motivations with Tomislav PušićIn this episode, we discuss travel blogging with our guest Tomislav Pušić, a PhD fellow at Aalborg University’s Doctoral School of Social Sciences and Humanities, an explorer at heart, and a blogger. What is Travel Writing? What motivates us to travel and where does the urge to write about our travels come from? What is authenticity? Tune in and hear what our guest has to say about these questions.2024-10-2034 minkey Issues in Tourism ConsumptionWanderlust Journeys: Unveiling Event and Concert TourismFilip Færgeman, Event Director at On Grass Solution2023-10-2519 minkey Issues in Tourism ConsumptionAalborg: the Hidden Gem of the North The Hidden Gem in The North - Aalborg.2023-10-2332 minkey Issues in Tourism ConsumptionDark Tourism - morals and ethics. Luigi D’Ambrosio on the case of Scampia, ItalyIn this episode, Michal Medrala and Patrick Nielsen interview Luigi D' Ambrosio - associate professor at University College of Northern Denmark in Aalborg. The episode focuses on the subject of dark tourism in the case of a Neapolitan suburb of Scampia, which has been severely impacted by the organised crime in the past, and currently is the object of dark tourism following those events.2023-10-2346 min
Voices From Peripheries: Voices of ResistanceEpisode 7: Interview with Gerlov van Engelenhoven on Postcolonial Memories and Silence as resistanceGerlov van Engelenhoven is a cultural theorist and assistant professor at Leiden University, Centre for the Arts in Society in the Netherlands. His research is about voice and silence in postcolonial memory practices, focusing on the Moluccan Community in the Netherlands. In this episode, Gerlov, through the history and present of the Indonesian Mollucan community in the Netherlands, discusses different cases where both silences and voices shape resistance and open possibilities for liberation and reparation for the postcolonial subjects. Check his book 👉🏽Postcolonial Memory in the Netherlands: Meaningful Voices, Meaningful Silences" was published in Open Access with Amsterdam University Press...2023-10-091h 59Voices From Peripheries: Voices of ResistanceEpisode 5: Interview with Caroline Rodrigues on Gender, Race and Violence Caroline Rodriguez Silva is a PhD candidate at Fundacao Getúlio Vargas EAESP. Her field of research relates to gender, race, class, and intersectional studies and social justice. Her thesis focuses on the violence against women in organisations and corporations. Caroline is the founder of Nucleus of Studies Amefricanidades (NEA), an initiative that seeks dialogue on racial, gender, sexuality, and geopolitical issues between the academic market and society. Moreover she works as a consultant on gender and race pedagogies applied from early childhood education until university curricula.2023-09-131h 19Voices From Peripheries: Voices of ResistanceEpisode 6 (In Arabic): Interview with Aymen Amayed: Why food sovereignty matters?Aymen Amayed is a Fellow researcher At the Arab Reform Initiative. Agronomist, researcher and political activist, he worked in Tunisian civil society and engaged with multiple organizations and grassroots social movements. His main research and work are about environmental and ecological issues. In this episode, I discuss with Aymen Amayed issues related to the political economy of agriculture, particularly the food sovereignty question in Tunisia and countries of the global south.2023-09-111h 44key Issues in Tourism ConsumptionGreenwashing and how does it work? : interview with Inge Krogh Larsen part 2This is a 2 episodes podcast, a dialogue between students of Aalborg University: Diogo Granja Teixeira Ribeirinha, Vitalys Ndan Atumbah, Senia Ridho, Tessa Ronda and Iana Pistol and Inge Krogh Larsen expert in Sustainable Certifiactes, if you are interested about how Eco certificates are used today in tourism as well as the concept of sustainability in tourism world then you are our listener.2023-03-2144 minkey Issues in Tourism ConsumptionGreenwashing and how does it work? : interview with Inge Krogh Larsen part 1This is a 2 episodes podcast, a dialogue between students of Aalborg University: Diogo Granja Teixeira Ribeirinha, Vitalys Ndan Atumbah, Senia Ridho, Tessa Ronda and Iana Pistol and Inge Krogh Larsen expert in Sustainable Certifiactes, if you are interested about how Eco certificates are used today in tourism as well as the concept of sustainability in tourism world then you are our listener.2023-03-2136 minkey Issues in Tourism ConsumptionFood Tourism and sustainability with Jonathan Leer interview by Judita Hedervariova ; Viktoria Karlsdottir, Kristian Ole Pedersen and Malene Schwabach Rahbek In this episode, Judita Hedervariova ; Viktoria Karlsdottir, Kristian Ole Pedersen and Malene Schwabach Rahbek discuss with Dr Jonathan Leer food tourism, its history, new trends and also challenges to sustainability.2023-03-2138 minkey Issues in Tourism ConsumptionAdventure Tourism In Nepal with Sulochana Maharjan; Pratima Pokhrel and Dawa Nurbu Tamang This podcast is about adventure tourism in the context of Nepal. We invited Raj Bahadur Pudashaini, who has been working as a trekking guide for 14 years in Nepal, to share his experience and perception about this topic. Specifically, we discussed the potential of adventure tourism in Nepal and its socioeconomic effects. We also discussed the different challenges and issues in the tourism sector in Nepal.2023-02-2114 minkey Issues in Tourism ConsumptionThe solo female traveler with Emese Kovács and Kristýna Hujňáková- Guest Denice BrunAre you curious to get to know more about the topic of solo female travelling? In this episode, our guest Denice Brun will share her experience and challenges she encountered and will give advice to anyone who thinks about trying solo travelling in the future.We are Emese Kovács and Kristýna Hujňáková, students of MA Tourism at Aalborg University in Denmark. Join us on this exciting journey and listen to the unique travel adventures of Denice!2022-12-2139 minVoices From Peripheries: Voices of ResistanceEpisode 3: Interview with Dona Chambers on the struggle of teaching Gender and Race at the UniversityDonna is a professor of tourism at the University of Sunderland in the Uk. Her work focuses on the representation of women and race in the context of tourism. She is also interested in the link between heritage and national identities, postcolonial and decolonial epistemologies in research and teaching, visual methods, sexuality and critical and innovative approaches to tourism research. Donna is the Convener of a cross-faculty Interdisciplinary Research Network on Race, Class and Ethnicity (RaCE).2022-07-2946 minVoices From Peripheries: Voices of ResistanceEpisode 4 (in french): Interview with Samia Saadani on Islamophobia and academia in the french contextSamia Saadani is a PhD candidate at the University of Montpelier. Her work explores the anti-racist movements in France; in particular, she focuses her thesis on studying Islamophobia. Samia is also an activist; she has been involved in the collective against Islamophobia in France. She also co-founded the movement "Hrash is beautiful", a movement that wants to reconcile North Africans with their hair and their Africanness.2022-07-291h 09Voices From Peripheries: Voices of ResistanceEpisode 2: Interview with Marcelo Nogueira on dreams and Amerindian perspectivism Marcelo Nogueira is a PhD student at FGV Sao Paulo in Brazil. His PhD project focuses on dreams and Amerindian perspectivism as a way to decolonize organisations.2022-05-2945 minVoices From Peripheries: Voices of ResistanceEpisode 1: Interview with Sadhvi Dar "I define myself as sitting somewhere in the intersection of systems of privilege and systems of oppression" S.DInterview with Prof. Sadhvi Dar; Reader in Interdisciplinary Management and Organisation Studies in the Queen Mary, University of London.In this interview, Sadhvi highlights the idea of decolonization as something sited and located "it is about the politic of land and geography". Moreover, she underlines the challenges of building transnational solidarity and the importance of creating a supportive community to survive.👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾The Decolonizing Alliance: https://decolonizingalliance.wordpress.com/Building the anti- Racist Class...2022-05-0847 minVoices From Peripheries: Voices of Resistance#PorlogueVoices from the peripheries is a podcast about decolonizing knowledge and mind. My name is Amira Benali. I am from Tunisia and I have been working in Europe Universities for the last ten years. Like many of you, I aspire to contribute to the social justice and equality efforts. In this podcast, I will invite scholars, students and activists worldwide to discuss topics such as cultural dominance, decolonial feminism, food sovereignty, Islamophobia, and indigenous knowledge among other topics.2022-04-2401 min
Surcando RitmosSURCANDO RITMOS #2.34 Radio Enlace de Hortaleza 107.5 (Madrid) / Radio PRA (Nava, Asturias)/ Metropolitan Radio EspañaNueva emisión de SURCANDO RITMOS, el Magazine musical Radiofónico dedicado a las Músicas Bailables del Mundo, presentado y dirigido por Juan Maltés.
Programa emitido el lunes 3/12/18 en Radio Enlace 107.5 FM (Norte de Madrid), el miércoles 5/12/18 en Radio PRA (Nava, Asturias) y a partir del domingo 9/12/18 en Metropolitan Radio España y próximamente en Radio El Alamo (El Alamo, Madrid).
En esta nueva edición escucharemos Reggae Jamaicano y sus mestizaje con las diferentes músicas, celebrando su inclusión como Patrimonio Cultural inmaterial de la Humanidad en la lista de la UNESCO. Descubriremos las propuestas...2018-12-061h 30