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The Bone ClubFinding The Missing: Please Bring Me Home (w/Nick Oldrieve & Brett Robinson)Join the Jenna and Ashley with a special episode of The Bone Club as we have a conversation with Nick Oldrieve and Brett Robinson of Please Bring Me Home on how non-profit/non-governmental organizations can work to help in the search for missing persons. We go in depth into how Please Bring Me Home operates and the strengths and difficulties such organizations face in their search for answers of Canada's historic missing.For more information please visit: pleasebringmehome.comFor annonymous tips call: +1 (226) 702-2728
2025-11-101h 07
The Bone ClubYes, Trans People Exist! Forensic Anthropology and Gender (w/Samantha Blatt, Ph.D.)Join the Bone Club on this special Canadian Thanksgiving edition where we discuss the thorny issue of gender and forensic anthropology from the lens of transgender people and communities with our special guest Dr. Samantha Blatt. Our conversation touches on the issues of theory, definitions, and even how to assess gender in a forensic context.If you have any questions for Dr. Blatt or any of us, or if you have any ideas or suggestions for future episodes or guests for The Bone Club, please email us at: boneclubpodcast@gmail.com
2025-10-131h 09
The Bone ClubPraedium Mortis: A Conversation About Decomposition, Research, & Facilities (w/Danny Wescott, Ph.D., D-ABFA)What happens to us when we die? To help answer that question anthropologists have developed research facilites to study human decomposition. Join Stephaine and Ashley as we talk with Dr. Danny Wescott of Texas State University's Forensic Anthropology Center about the fascinating world of decomposition, the research, facilities, and the ethics that surrounds it all. For more information on the Forensic Anthropology Center or on the topic rasied, you can email Dr. Wescott at: dwescott@txstate.edu or email us at boneclubpodcast@gmail.edu
2025-08-161h 11
The Bone ClubBig Scenes, Small Scenes, We Got All Scenes (with special guest Tracy Rogers, Ph.D.)Join The Bone Club as we talk with Dr. Tracy Rogers from the University of Toronto about the complexity of field and scene work in forensic anthropology. Starting with discussing her work on Pickton case in British Columbia in 2002, Dr. Rogers talks about the complexities and similarities of all sorts of scenes and how to approach field work as a forensic anthropologist.
2025-08-041h 01
The Bone ClubGetting Certified: The American Board of Forensic Anthropology (with special guest Erin Waxenbaum, Ph.D., D-ABFA)Join The Bone Club as we discuss with Erin Waxenbaum, President of the American Board of Forensic Anthropology, about the role of the ABFA and certification in forensic anthropology and medico-legal death investigation. We go over everything from what the ABFA is to how students can access it's resources to progress in their studies and careers. For more information, visit https://www.theabfa.org.
2025-07-2140 min
The Bone ClubHumanitarian & Human RIghts: How Are Forensic Anthropologists Involved & What is the ICRC (with special guest Skylar Joseph, M.Sc.)Join the Bone Club with our special guest Skylar Joseph as we discuss the role of forensic anthropologists in humanitarian relief, human rights investigations, and conflicts, particularly through the lens of the International Committee of the Red Cross. We discuss the issues of the ICRC's neutrality, the work environment within the ICRC, and how one can get involved. We also go beyond the ICRC to discuss the role and state of death investigative systems in humanitarian crises such as the on-going global migrant crisis, and the roles countries play in helping or exhaserbating such crises.
2025-06-3053 min
The Bone ClubForensic Anthropology and Death Investigation: May Cause Psychological Trauma (with special guest Katharine Pope, M.A.., D-ABMDI)Join Ashley, Stephanie, and Jenna, with our special guest Katharine Pope as we discuss the darker side of forensic anthropology and death investigation-the secondary and vicarious trauma that comes along. In this episode, The Bone Club tackles what exactly is psychological trauma, why it comes about, how it manifests, and what can be done to mitigate and treat.Any questions for Kat should be emailed to: boneclubpodcast@gmail.comAlso, don't forget to visit us @theboneclubpodcast on both Instagram and Threads for information on upcoming episodes, news of the hosts, and much more!
2025-03-2946 min
The Bone ClubLive from Baltimore, it's A.A.F.S.!Join Ashley and Stephanie as they sit down with friends and anthropologists to discuss the research and happenings at the 2025 American Academy of Forensic Sciences conference from Baltimore, Maryland! Joining us are Taylor Flaherty (UNLV), Thomas Delgado (Univ. Utah), Skylar Joseph (Univ. Leinden), Hannah Carson (Univ. of Montana), and Dr. Samantha Blatt (Idaho State University), and others, as we talk about the research and projects presented at this year's AAFS conference, with a specific interest in AI, Machine Learning, Neural Networks, and other technologies. We also hit on the topics of data collection, ethics, and the future directions of...
2025-02-2252 min
The Bone ClubIsotopes, or how anthropologists can tell what you ate and where you came from (with special guest Tiffany Fracchia)In this episode of The Bone Club, we sit down with Dr. Tiffany Fracchia of Vanderbuilt University to discuss the concept and uses of isotopic analyses in forensic anthropology and how they can be used for everything for understanding what someone's general diet was like and where they may have come from. We also discuss the forensic implications of these types of analyses.Dr. Fracchia's professional information page: https://as.vanderbilt.edu/anthropology/bio/tiffany-saul/
2024-11-0250 min
The Bone ClubScientific Communication (with Special Guest Laura CirilloOn this episode of the Bone Club, join us and our special guest Laura Cirillo as we discuss the importance and methods of scientific communication.Laura's Email for Questions: Misslauracirillo@gmail.com
2024-04-1558 min
The Bone ClubConferences and Field Schools, Oh My!What goes on at conferences? And what exactly is a "field school"? In this episode, Stephanie, Ashley, and Jenna explore the value and variety of conferences and field schools as a means of networking and understanding the field as a whole. List of Conferences and Field Schools
2024-02-0952 min
The Bone ClubGetting Started in Forensic Anthropology: Education and Job ProspectsJoin Stephanie, Jenna, and Ashley as they discuss the ins and outs of grad school and the lay of the job landscape in the field of forensic anthropology. What are some considerations before you begin this career, and how does someone go about getting started? We answer that an more in this episode of The Bone Club.Music: Into the Dark by SPIRA (Under License from Track Club)
2023-12-1854 min
The Numinous PodcastTNP222 Podcast Playlists for Special Interests 10 Years + 14 ThemesThis episode is a short retrospective of highlights from nearly a decade of The Numinous Podcast!
Below, I've sorted ten years of episodes into 14 playlists. If you don't see 14 categories below in your podcast player show notes, click here to view them on the podcast website. Enjoy!
Intuition, Spirituality, and the Mysteries of Life
TNP4: Love and Angels with Robin Arnold
TNP5: Nature, Mind and the Mystical with J.B.MacKinnon
TNP7: Spirituality + Recovery with Trinity Donnelley MacRae
TNP9: Meditation, Channeling and Connection with Dr.Jo...
2023-12-1324 min
The Bone ClubWhat is forensic anthropology?Who is The Bone Club? And what is forensic anthropology? Join Stephanie, Jenna, and Ashley as they explore the deeper meaning of the field of forensic anthropology and its wider place in society..
2023-11-0638 min
The Extraordinary Business Book ClubEpisode 340 - The joy of constraintsWe don't live in a perfect world. If you're hoping to write a business book, I bet there's something that's getting in your way. Not enough time, lack of focus, morning sickness, a global pandemic... We can't get rid of these constraints, but we CAN get smarter about them, and maybe even turn them into superpowers. Get inspiration from: Kate Nash on working with rather than against physical disability; Jenna Tiffany on the impact of the pandemic; Lucy Cohen on using whatever way of writing works for you; Jodie Cook on using time constraints for pr...
2022-10-3133 min