16 episodes
In the Pit ! Paprika
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- Arts
In the Pit! is a Paprika! podcast at the Yale School of Architecture that hosts an evolving dialogue between students and experts inside and outside of the architectural discipline.
This semester, over the course of 4 discussions, our hosts Sosa Erhabor and Sydney Maubert will be discussing the divide between written and spoken scholarship, the importance of space in the context of oral traditions, mentorship, legitimacy, and much more.
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In the Pit ! Lost Rituals: Storytelling, 04 | Future - Sosa Erhabor, Jahaan Scipio
Listen to host Sosa Erhabor and Jahaan Scipio in conversation with Olalekan Jeyifous and Germane Barnes.
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In the Pit ! Lost Rituals: Storytelling, 03 | Present/Future - Sosa Erhabor, Sydney Maubert
Listen to host Sosa Erhabor and Sydney Maubert in conversation with Jerome Haferd, Curry Hackett and Khalid Hassan.
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In the Pit ! Lost Rituals: Storytelling, 02 | Past/Present - Sosa Erhabor, Sydney Maubert
Listen to host Sosa Erhabor and Sydney Maubert in conversation with Justin G.Moore, Walter Hoods and Josh Greene.
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In the Pit ! Lost Rituals: Storytelling, 01 | PAST - Sosa Erhabor, Nwando Onochie, Ife Vanable and Mabel Wilson and Charis Armstrong
Episode 1 | PAST : Ife Vanable and Mabel Wilson + Charis Armstrong to talk about black architectural historicities, erasure, exposure, and fetishization.
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In the Pit ! Lost Rituals: Storytelling, 00 - Sosa Erhabor, Sydney Maubert, Claudia Ansorena
We are excited to kick off the platform's first hosted podcast series, Lost Rituals: Storytelling. Over the course of 4 discussions this semester, our hosts Sosa Erhabor and Sydney Maubert will be discussing the divide between written and spoken scholarship, the importance of space in the context of oral traditions, mentorship, legitimacy, and much more.
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Ep 11: On Slowness - Billie Tsien & Tod Williams w/ Grace Zajdel & Abby Reed
Billie Tsien and Tod Williams of TWBTA in conversation with Abby Reed and Grace Zajdel regarding Slowness in Architecture, Art, and Life. TWBTA (www.twbta.com) is a NYC-based architecture firm that sees architecture as an act of profound optimism. Through its work, the office considers what it means to leave a thoughtful legacy on material culture, community, and space.