Interacting Minds
Interacting Minds is an interdisciplinary research podcast hosted by Kirsi Tilk, Arnault-Quentin Vermillet and Savhannah Schulz. In each episode, they are joined by fellow interdisciplinary researchers to explore and discuss the work they have been doing and share a glimpse of the journey that brought them there.
Sound engineer : Kirsi Tilk
Music : Simon Karg
Episodes
22 episodes
Infrastructural Cascades (Pierre du Plessis & Zachary Caple)
The 4th season of the Interacting Minds Podcast introduces 3 research projects chosen for the 2024 IMC Postdoc Training Programme. The participants introduce what they worked on, the outcome of the projects, and possible benefits for the future...
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Season 4
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Episode 3
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42:25
Migrant health and healthcare (Abir Mohamad Ismail & Qiuyu Choo Jiang)
The 4th season of the Interacting Minds Podcast introduces 3 research projects chosen for the 2024 IMC Postdoc Training Programme. The participants present what they worked on, the outcome of the projects, and possible benefits for the future.&...
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42:22
The problem of house crows in Tanzania (Samwel Moses Ntapanta)
The 4th season of the Interacting Minds Podcast introduces 3 research projects chosen for the 2024 IMC Postdoc Training Programme. The participants present what they worked on, the outcome of the projects, and possible benefits for the future.&...
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Season 4
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Episode 1
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51:41
Heart Openings (Renee Lynn Ford)
In the episode of this season we will discuss how religion, devotion and love can be intertwined. Postdoctoral Fellow Renée L. Ford shares her expertise in Tibetan Buddhism an...
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Season 3
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Episode 6
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43:44
Cave Art, Cognition and Human Evolution (Izzy Wisher and Kristian Tylén from eSYMb)
In this episode we will dig deep into cave art, early human behavior, meaning making and what can we find looking back to these primordial times. Here to guide us are Izzy Wisher and Kristian Tylén from the
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Season 3
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Episode 5
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56:49
Joint Action (Cordula Vesper)
In the fourth episode of the season, we will discuss what is joint action, non-verbal communication and also what comes out of a collaboration between science and art.The expert on the show is an associate professor in Cognitive Science and...
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Season 3
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Episode 4
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50:19
CoronaMusic (Niels Christian Hansen)
In this episode we will discuss what role music played in peoples lives during COVID19 pandemic. The co-creator of MUSICOVI...
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Season 3
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Episode 3
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49:19
Gamification in Education (Rajiv Vaid Basaiawmoit)
In this episode, Rajiv Vaid Basaiawmoit who is the head of science-technology innovation & entrepreneurship for both the natural and technical science faculty at Aarhus Universi...
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Season 3
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Episode 2
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53:55
Sexism in Academia (Lea Skewes)
In the first episode, “Sexism in Academia”, Lea Skewes, a prominent danish gender researcher, talks about her findings on gender discrimination in academia. On the backdrop o...
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Season 3
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Episode 1
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49:53
Research * Life: A conversation with Chris & Uta Frith
Scientists are busy. Always with the next deadline in sight. Looking back at a century of technological progress and theoretical debate is quite a daunting task. Yet, taking some distance is always a good idea to ground your work.During...
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Season 2
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Episode 9
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44:16
Research * Art: Experimenting, Experiencing, and Reflecting (Andreas Roepstorff, Olafur Eliasson)
On a fundamental level, perspective-taking and storytelling are the main undertakings of both artists and scientists. They take an object, study it - sometimes deconstruct it - to reveal a new aspect of it. Yet, they evolve in clearly distinct ...
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Season 2
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Episode 8
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51:18
Research * Online Hostility: Understanding pro-social bystander actions and their consequences (Lasse Lindekilde & Simon Karg)
Political hostility is on the rise. The increasing polarisation in the political landscape stands hand in hand with political disengagement and apathy of third parties, and presents a challenge to our democratic institutions. This ...
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Season 2
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Episode 7
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55:12
Research * Dreams (Melanie Rosen)
Are dreams just cognitive trash? Or do they fulfil a specific role in human evolution? How does dream time work? And what has Harrison Ford to do with dumb dream brain and eel related dice rolling games? Philosopher and former Inter...
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Season 2
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Episode 6
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57:03
Research * Clinical Practice: Understanding personhood and consciousness at the Borderlands of Living (Lise Marie Andersen & Bess Boelsbjerg)
Consciousness, despite millennia of heated debate, remains one of the most puzzling phenomena to humankind. Theories are vast and continue to evolve with new technologies and fields of study. Yet, what happens when we move away from the theoret...
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Season 2
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Episode 5
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44:00
Research * Clinical Practice: Explainable AI at the Borderlands of Living (Lise Marie Andersen & Alberte Seeberg)
Clinicians tending to unresponsive patients with serious brain injuries face critical end-of-life decisions. They must decide to continue or withdraw life-sustaining treatment based on the best available knowledge and resources. Looking into th...
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Season 2
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Episode 4
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43:11
Research * Wearable Technologies: Understanding physiology and behaviour beyond the laboratory (Christine Parsons)
Wearable technologies have become increasingly prevalent in our daily lives. From tracking running times to monitoring stress, pulse and breathing — little in our life is left untracked. But what can all this data tell us? Could we gain new kno...
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Season 2
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Episode 3
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52:34
Research * Clinical Practice: Exploring the Borderlands of Living (Mette Terp Høybye)
Mette Terp Høybye (Interacting Minds Centre & Silkeborg Regional Hospital) takes us along to the boundaries of consciousness an...
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Season 2
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Episode 2
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47:17
Research * Political Decision Making: Exploring how democracies cope with uncertainty (Rebekah Baglini & Michael Bang Petersen)
What is the role of interdisciplinary and social science research in navigating a global pandemic? Computational Linguist Rebekah Ba...
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Season 2
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Episode 1
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48:15
Tinkering, Play and the Adjacent Possible (Amos Blanton)
Constructivist Designer, Educator and Researcher Amos Blanton (Interacting Minds Centre & Dokk1, Aarhus Public Library) joins us this episode t...
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Season 1
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Episode 4
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50:36
Live Action Role Play, Imagination and Autism (Ingela Visuri)
Interdisciplinary scholar Ingela Visuri (Dalarna University & Interacting Minds Centre) has come over from Sweden to talk about her new research project that explores to what extent educat...
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Season 1
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Episode 3
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53:14