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/