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A brief overview of Benedict Anderson's theory of 'Imagined Communities'.The 'Media & Culture Podcast' was created as part of a research assignment for Monash University. Further episodes will not be made available for this podcast. ReferencesAnderson, B, 2006, Imagined communities: Reflections on the origin and spread of nationalism, Verso books.Coleman, E 2020, ATS1279 Media and Culture: Communication as Culture, online course materials, Semester 1, 2020, Monash UniversityColeman, E 2020, ATS1279 Media and Culture: Mythology – The Popular Imagination, online course materials, Semester 1, 2020, Monash UniversityHodkinson, P 2017, Media, culture and society: an introduction, 2nd ed, Sage Publications, London.ThoughtCo 2011, Amazing 15th Century Inventions, online image, viewed 26 March 2020, https://www.thoughtco.com/15th-century-timeline-1992477University of Oslo 2020, Benedict Anderson: “I like nationalism’s utopian elements”, viewed 25 March 2020, https://web.archive.org/web/20161125065519/https://www.uio.no/english/research/interfaculty-research-areas/culcom/news/2005/anderson.htmlWikipedia 2011, Imagined community, viewed 25 March 2020, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imagined_communityWikipedia 2011, Printing press, viewed 25 March 2020, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printing_press#Mass_production_and_spread_of_printed_booksAudio credits: BlueMarbleNations, DDmyzik, KMerrell, setuniman, SilverIllusionist, tomchikrec

On this week's episode I sat down with filmmaker, adventurer, and lecturer in Curriculum & Pedagogy at Monash University, Dr. Beau Miles. Check out his latest projects, adventures and "odd" jobs on his website https://beaumiles.com/
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Today I spoke with Professor of Climate Modelling at Monash University, Christian Jakob. Christian has over 20 years of experience in the climate field, focussing particularly on climate models - and how scientists around the world can work together better to improve them. Tune in to hear an extremely relevant and important conversation regarding the many complexities that surround climate change science. News With Cooz. Live every Friday from 11am on Radio Monash.Audio credits (ehonke, setuniman, The Guardian)

This week I sat down with special guest, Kevin Carrico, to discuss the recent events in Hong Kong and their relevance to Australia and the rest of the world. Kevin is the Senior Lecturer in Chinese Studies at Monash University and has over 20 years of experience in Chinese studies. His research focuses particularly on nationalism, ethnic relations, and political culture in China, Tibet, and Hong Kong. News With Cooz. Live every Friday from 11am-12pm on Radio Monash. Audio credits (ehonke, BANTA.)

Stuart Cox. Marathon Des Sables finisher. Volunteer trainer in cardiac sonography in the Pacific. Father to be. And an all-round legend if you ask me. Sit back, tune in and be inspired on this week's episode of Schmooze With Cooz...Facebook @Schmooze With Cooz | Instagram @__cooz__ | YouTube @Schmooze With Cooz