OUR PODCASTS

Woke Pedagogies
Woke Pedagogies discusses challenges within higher ed, considering the ongoing pandemic and calls for racial equity and justice, and explores teaching pedagogies to help listeners cultivate and maintain healthy learning spaces.

A Story of Us
Anthropology graduate students launched A Story of Us to identify who anthropologists are, what they study and how they perform their research. They also seek to explain why anthropology is relevant to understanding diversity, our origins, human variation and behavior.

Ask a Spaceman!
Astrophysicist Paul Sutter’s Ask a Spaceman! podcast answers stellar questions in its biweekly episodes, which bring the mysteries of space down to Earth for nonscience kids (and adults).

Ohio Habla
Ohio Habla is a podcast born out of the oral history project about Latinxs in Ohio — Oral Narratives of Latin@s in Ohio (ONLO). It seeks to amplify the Latinx experience with interviews in Spanish, English and Spanglish.

Voices of Excellence
“Voices” takes listeners into the research labs, classrooms, and studios of Ohio State researchers, from the laser hum of Department of Energy Award winner Hannah Shafaat’s lab to the quiet solitude of Frederick Aldama’s writing space.

Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective
Every month, more than 65,000 people from every continent connect with the Department of History’s Origins, an online magazine of podcasts, articles, essays, book reviews and more that look at current events from a historical perspective.

¡Dímelo, Columbus!
Latino involvement in Columbus, Ohio changes the community. This project highlights the Latino experience in Columbus, looking to the past, present, and future.

Human Rights in Transit
Human Rights in Transit is a podcast hosted by a collaborative network of faculty and graduate students at Ohio State University invested in thinking critically about human rights, the human, and the environment.

The Global Mobility Project
The Global Mobility Project at Ohio State integrates the insights of the arts, humanities, and social sciences to facilitate both a conversation and an investigation of how local culture and individual decision-making inform and reflect the complex global forces behind mobility.