Showing posts with label Aase Cathrine Myrtveit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aase Cathrine Myrtveit. Show all posts

Thursday, 21 January 2016

Radio interview on animals in the Anthropocene aired late November

On November 28-29th an interview with me, and with Einar Strømnes (Museum of natural history, University of Oslo) aired on NRK P2, in the program Verdibørsen 28-29/11. The topic was animals in the Anthropocene. Podcast is available. 

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Tuesday, 6 October 2015

Fifth interview in NRK P2´s Verdibørsen

Today, in a NRK Rogaland Studio on Ullandhaug in Stavanger, I was interviewed for public Norwegian broadcaster NRK P2´s Verdibørsen, by Aase Cathrine Myrtveit. The topic was the role of animals in the Anthropocene. The interview, which is a spin-off from the conference "Animals in the Anthropocene" (see previous posts), will air in a couple of weeks or so.

Saturday, 6 September 2014

Radio interview on animal experience of mortality aired; podcast

Today NRK P2's weekly radio program Verdibørsen aired, featuring a 15 minute interview with me on animal experience of mortality. Podcast is available.

In the interview I make reference to Peter Wessel Zapffe and Michael Polanyi.

Friday, 5 September 2014

Interview on animal awareness of death to appear on NRK P2's Verdibørsen

Yesterday I met with NRK P2s Aase Cathrine Myrtveit to be interviewed for this week's "Verdibørsen". The topic of the 15 minute long radio interview was animal awareness of death. I was interviewed in my capacity as Chair of Minding Animals Norway and Associate professor in philosophy at University of Stavanger.

The program will be sent this Saturday, and then again on Sunday.