You can hear me talk about my new book After the Flush with Alex Wise from Sea Change radio here.
Welcome to the Anthropozine! Now available in shiny new article format (for better or worse)
Welcome to the Anthropozine! has evolved from a conference pop-up to a zine and now to a published essay. Let’s hope the fun doesn’t die here.
Changing the Landscape of Academic Publishing
A group of archaeologists and anthropologists have come together in a new publication to open up conversation about the state of academic publishing and how it can (and should) change.
The Hauntological Turn at #AAA2025
Phantasmic figures haunted this year’s AAA in New Orleans.
Welcome to the Anthropozine(!): A DIY Installation for the 2025 SCA “Unconference”
More zines, zines, zines (!)
Wicked Zines
Here’s a new batch of zines from students in OSU’s Wicked Science program
Bacteria Farming Zine (DOPE2024)
The DOPE conference is back in person this year and I put together a new zine for it!
Print Politics Zine
How do zines offer different possibilities of connection and expression for anthropologists?
Scientists are a step closer to defining when the human age began
This week I chatted with Rebecca Hersher from NPR about the latest news from the Anthropocene Working Group.
Meta-reflection as a teaching tool
A pedagogical sourdough starter for classroom discussion
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