Welcome to the Interacting Minds Podcast. We are an Aarhus University based podcast focusing on making interdisciplinary science more accessible and approachable for the wider audience. Our guest for this episode is Andrew James Latham and we focus on his research about indirect compatibilism and free will. Andrew James Latham is currently a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Aarhus University in the Department of Philosophy and History of Ideas. He works mainl...

Welcome to the Interacting Minds Podcast. We are an Aarhus University based podcast focusing on making interdisciplinary science more accessible and approachable for the wider audience. In the second episode of the 5th season, we will discuss multimorbidity and decision-making under clinical uncertainty. Our guest today to shed light onto her research, is a medical anthropologist Anna Louise Skovgaard. ------ Anna Louise Skovgaard is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Aarhus University, Silke...

The 5th season of the Interacting Minds Podcast brings 4 new episodes from clinical anthropology to philosophy. In this episode we have anthropologist Marie Rask Bjerre Odgaard as the first guest for this season. We’ll be diving into her research at the intersection of art and activism in Jordan, how can a researcher be a friend and what challenges do we face when trying to create playful and queer spaces for healing. ----------- Marie R. B. Odgaard is a social anthropologist who has sp...

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. In this episode we take a look at how capitalist development, hereunder infrastructure, changes our environment and poses a threat to the local ecological balance. The three main locations for this research are Botswana, Canada and Spain. Pierre...

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. In this episode we take a closer look at migrant health and healthcare both in China and Denmark. Amongst other questions, we explore if the public health care systems support and help migrants and if there is any room for development. Guest...

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. The first episode in this season discusses the problems that arise from the overpopulation of house crows in coastal Tanzania, how people dealt with it in the past and what can be done about it in the future. Our guest today is Samwel Moses ...

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 and how can love and devotion manifest itself. Produced by Kirsi Tilk Music by Simon Karg Find more information at interactingminds.au.dk/podcast

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 eSYMb project. Produced by Kirsi Tilk Music by Simon Karg Find more information at interactingminds.au.dk/podcast

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 Cognitive Semiotics from Aarhus University, Cordula Vesper. Produced by Kirsi Tilk Music by Simon Karg Find more information at interactingminds.au.dk/podcast

In this episode we will discuss what role music played in peoples lives during COVID19 pandemic. The co-creator of MUSICOVID, Niels Christian Hansen, shares his research about peoples listening habits, new trends that emerged and coping methods for musicians. Produced by Kirsi Tilk Music by Simon Karg Find more information at interactingminds.au.dk/podcast