Werben im Podcast: Space Oddity

In this podcast episode, Eva Korte (PhD candidate, TU Berlin), Judith Keller (postdoctoral researcher, HU Berlin), and Khushboo Jain (PhD candidate, FAU Nürnberg-Erlangen) are in conversation with Michele Lancione (Politecnico di Torino), exploring his idea of a “liberatory politics of home,” which he outlined in his latest book. The episode was recorded as part of a workshop on different ideas and ideal of home, which explored the spatial politics and practices surrounding home research. Reflecting on the intricacies and the emotional labor involved in doing home research, the conversation with Michele Lancione helps to work through and reflect on issues such as research practice, fieldwork, positionality, and the political implications of our work.

Imaginaries between Residents, Visitors, and Platforms Invitation to the Exhibition in Venice @ Palazzetto Tito (4-27. September): https://sfb1265.de/wp-content/uploads/Venice-BeRealStefanie-Buerklelnvitaionenit.pdf (PDF) Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ML578awik8 Slides: https://sfb1265.de/wp-content/uploads/Venice-Be-Real-Slides.pdf (PDF) Slide 1 / Quote Marianne (6:20) Slide 2 / Graph Airbnb Market Composition (10:20) Slide 3 / Map Airbnb Listings (11:15) Slide 4 / Map Listing Densities over Time by Amateurs / Professionals (11:50) Slide 5 / Google Maps Sample Locations (25:30) Slide 6 / Site Reviews on Google Maps (26:45) Slide 7 / First and latest Reviews on Google Maps (27:10) Slide 4 / Map Listing Densities over Time by Amateurs / Professionals (41:20) Slide 8 / Map Growing or Shrinking Airbnb Supply (41:20) Slide 9 / Quote Ava (46:30) Discussants: Prof. Stefanie Bürkle (Ö – Migrating Spaces and Tourism II: Imagination, Pictorial Space and Contextures of Venice) Prof. Ingo Schulz-Schaeffer (B04 – Locative Media II: New Spatial Realities between Conflict and Coexistence) Dr. Nicolas Zehner (B04 – Locative Media II) Christina Hecht (C07 – Platform Economy: Spatial Conflicts over Airbnb between Global Marketization and Territorial Containment) Simon C. Pohl (C07 – Platform Economy) Moderated by Dr. Séverine Marguin (C06 – Streaming Series: Spatial Stories and the Production Regimes of Afronovelas) www.sfb1265.de/en https://www.artandresearch.org/ // Host & Editing: Christopher Heidecke

Forschung zwischen Humangeographie, Stadt- & Regionalentwicklung und sozialwissenschaftlichen Perspektiven Guest: Dr. Lucas Pohl (HU Berlin/SFB 1265) Host: Christopher Heidecke (SFB 1265) HU Berlin Profil: https://www.geographie.hu-berlin.de/de/Members/pohl_lucas Graduierten Kolleg „Urban Future Making“: https://urban-future-making.hcu-hamburg.de/research/sinking-cities https://lucas-pohl.de https://sfb1265.de Literaturhinweise: Pohl, Lucas (2024): Uneven coastal geographies: Sea level rise and contested urban future-making in Bangkok. In: Monika Grubbauer, Alessandra Manganelli & Louis Volont (Hg.): Conflicts in Urban Future-Making. Bielefeld: transcript. Pohl, Lucas (im Erscheinen): Die Hölle ist hier: Zur Gegenwart und Geographie der Klimakatastrophe. In: Martin Böhnert, Annika Rink & Maria Weber (Hg.): Apokalypse und Apathie. Bielefeld: transcript. Cover: Lucas Pohl

Ein Gespräch mit Jonas Wahmkow (TAZ) über Wissenschaft, Journalismus und Wissenschaftskommunikation Guest: Jonas Wahmkow (TAZ) Host: Christopher Heidecke (SFB1265) https://sfb1265.de https://sfb1265.de/einblicke/sfb-1265-journalist-in-residence-programm/ Taz-Artikel im Rahmen des Journalist in Residence Programms: https://taz.de/Digitale-Plattformen-und-Gentrifizierung/!6045482/ https://taz.de/Vertraute-Raeume-im-laendlichen-Raum/!6051268/

Opening Keynote of the 6th International Conference of the CRC 1265 Link to Arjun Appadurai's essay: https://www.postneoliberalism.org/articles/polymorphous-populism/ www.sfb1265.de

Kenianische-Deutsche Relationen Host: Christopher Heidecke (CRC 1265) Guests: Martina Löw (CRC 1265) Eva Korte (CRC 1265) wwww.sfb1265.de

Possibilities and Challenges of Home-Making Guest: Jeannine Teichert (University of Paderborn) Host: Zoé Perko (CRC 1265) Editing: Christopher Heidecke (CRC 1265) Episode-Portrait: Beate C. Koehler

Ein soziologisches Streitgespräch über Interdisziplinäres Arbeiten im akademischen Feld der Soziologie, Planung und Architektur. Prof. Dr. Oliver Frey (Hochschule Nürtingen-Geislingen) Dr. Séverine Marguin (SFB 1265) 00:12 Einleitung 02:14 Bestandsaufnahme Berlin: Interdisziplinarität und Stadt. 06:50 Gegenseitige akademische Neugier 09:42 Voneinander Lernen – Methoden, Theorien und kritische Reflexivität 17:46 Institutionelle Herausforderungen der Interdisziplinarität 20:21 Tanzen heißt Übersetzen und Verankern 30:18: Und die Soziologie? www.sfb1265.de

Sharing Experiences of Everyday Activism, and Protests Hosts: Qusay Amer (SFB 1265) Dorothea Biaback-Anong (SFB 1265) Elettra Griesi (SFB 1265) Group discussion: Jennifer Kamau (Spokesperson/ Co-founder of International Women* Space) Elmer van der Wel (Deutsche Wohnen &Co) Naima Moiasse Maungue and Salina Momade (Black Student Union) Participant statements: Judith Keller (Heidelberg University) Magdalena Morena (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona)

International Symposium Episode Performance Lecture from the Symposium: https://sfb1265.de/einblicke/videos/lecture-performance-an-atlas-of-spatial-figures/ Speakers: Ignacio Farías (SFB1265) Silke Steets (SFB1265) Host: Christopher Heidecke (SFB1265) Music: Ex-Terrestial - Aletheia (1080p) [Tzusing - 日出東方 唯我不敗 (L.I.E.S.)] (https://liesrecords.bandcamp.com/track/-)

International Symposium Episode Keynotes from the Symposium: www.sfb1265.de/videos www.youtube.com/@sfb1265 www.ici-berlin.org/events/spatial-figures-in-the-anthropocene/ Participants: Marcela Suárez Estrada (Berkeley/Berlin) Gastón Gordillo (Vancouver) Christopher Kelty (LA) Tomás Usón (Berlin) Ignacio Farías (SFB1265) Silke Steets (SFB1265) Host: Christopher Heidecke (SFB1265) Music: Ex-Terrestial - Aletheia (1080p)

Visiting scholar Tanja Bosch discusses with our two project researchers Erik and Simon about digital spaces as Instagram, TikTok and decolonizing digital methods Discussants: Tanja Bosch (University of Cape Town) Erik Lettkemann (CRC 1265, B05) Simon Pohl (CRC1265, A07) Introduction: Christopher Heidecke (CRC 1265) Selected literature by Tanja Bosch, T. (2022). Decolonizing Digital Methods. Communication Theory 23(2). See More: https://doi.org/10.1093/ct/qtac005/ Roberts, T. & Bosch, T. (Eds). (2023).Digital Citizenship in Africa. Technologies of Agency and Repression. Bloomsbury. See more: https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/digital-citizenship-in-africa-9781350324459/

A Workshop Post Discussion with Letteria G. Fassari and Dominik Bartmanski In this episode Space Oddity host Christopher is reflecting with his two guests, Letteria G. Fassari (Sapienza Rome) and Dominik Bartmanski (HU Berlin), on spatial quality and qualification, perception and sense, Berlin and Rome. This session has been recorded right after the final presentation of a two day workshop end of May 2023.

A Discussion with Jamie Hakim (KCL), Anna Steigemann (UR/CRC 1265) and Sung Un Gang (CRC 1265) Digital Intimacies Zine - PDF Discussants: Jamie Hakim (King's College London); Anna Steigemann (University Regensburg/CRC 1265) Sang Un Gang (CRC 1265) Intro: Christopher Heidecke (CRC 1265)

Guest Researcher Meïssa Birima Fall in Conversation with CRC 1265 Associate Elettra Griesi Oddity Nr. 14 – La marginalité spatiale / Spatial Marginality (French Episode) Meïssa Birima Fall visited us at the Collaborative Research Centre 1265 'Re-Figuration of Space' in Berlin in April and is an associate researcher at the Institut Fondamental d’Afrique noire de l’Université Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar, Senegal. He graduated at the Department of Geography at the University of Dakar and has obtained his PhD in 2016 for his thesis: "La carte coloniale du XVIIIe-XIXe siècle. Essai de géographie historique. Les exemples de Dakar et de la Petite Côte (Sénégal)". He is specialized in issues relating to the environment, risks related to the occupation of space and the monitoring of territorial dynamics through old maps. His research is particularly oriented towards under-researched topics in the sub-Saharan Africa and particularly in Senegal, such as the notion of margin in its various meanings (social and spatial and their interrelationships) also with a focus on Night Studies. Elettra Griesi is an associate member at the Collaborative Research Centre 1265 'Re-Figuration of Space' and holds a degree in Architectural Engineering from RWTH University of Aachen (Germany) and studied Social and Cultural Anthropology at the Free University of Berlin (Germany) where she is currently working on her PhD with the title "The production of socio-spatial Inequalities and Marginalization: A Case Study on the Lebu Group from Thiaroye sur Mer (Dakar, Senegal)". She is a researcher in the field of the anthropology of space and place and complements her perspectives with approaches from the human geography. She have been a guest researcher at the University of Dakar (Senegal), worked as a lecturer and research assistant in a DFG-founded research project based at Kassel University (Germany) and at the technical vocational school Delafosse in Dakar (Senegal) and is spokesperson at the Institute for Protest and Social Movements at the Technical University (TU) Berlin. Introduction by Christopher Heidecke (CRC 1265).