Capture Anthropology Alanis

In this episode, Alanis talks to Hafsa Zayyan: author of We Are All Birds of Uganda, and winner of the #Merky Books New Writers Prize 2019. We chat migration, the East African Asian Expulsion and identity. Hafsa's book is available in all your usual bookshops and is a fantastic story that you may or may not know anything about. It grounds history in narrative fiction and let's just say the ending will leaving you wanting more. 

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This first instalment of the podcast’s second season features the wonderful special guest, Amina. Amina is the founder of Indy Odyssey Travel, an up and coming travel agency aimed at encouraging not only solo female adventures but also those of BIPOC or minority groups. Alanis and Amina talk about some of the worries people might have when it comes to going around the world on their own, as well as a discussion about countries you may not think of visiting. Plus, a moment or two to consider colonial legacies and voluntourism.
Resources
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Trailer for Capture Anthropology Season 2! This season we are talking to some amazing women, some fantastic authors and more.

In this episode, Alanis has a super insightful conversation with Yasmin, a Climate Scientist. She tells us all about what the Climate Crisis is, why it's happening, what we can do about it, as well as a little about her own research.

You can find Yasmin here: https://www.instagram.com/glaciergalyas/

Useful Links on the Climate: 

https://www.instagram.com/earthbyhelena/?hl=en

https://www.instagram.com/queerbrownvegan/

https://www.carbonbrief.org/



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In this episode of Capture Anthropology, Alanis has a chat with Mirriam, a wonderful woman who moved to the UK from Cameroon as a young adult. She tells us all about her personal experiences as a black woman in the United Kingdom and they talk about what we can really learn from the BLM movement and also what we can learn just by listening to others. 

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In this episode of America from the inside, Alanis has a long chat with Joe, a gay man living in Missouri state. Getting a thorough insight into American history, why somebody might vote for trump, and what it’s like to live as a second class citizen, this episode is long enough to sip a tea whilst you get to know what America is hiding beneath the American dream. Want to feature? Contact: captureanthropod@gmail.com