Voices Episode 4: Monica Degen and Gillian Rose on the New Urban Aesthetic

Rodgers, Scott

November 22, 2023<November 22, 2023

Voices Episode 4: Monica Degen and Gillian Rose on the New Urban Aesthetic

Scott Rodgers

In the latest episode of our Voices podcast series, Monica Degen and Gillian Rose discuss with Scott Rodgers their recent book exploring the emerging and varied digitalisation of urban aesthetics.

A photograph pointing upwards which shows the columns and decorative entrance to Bush House in London, UK.

October 5, 2023<October 5, 2023

Events 03: Julia Stolyar, Darshana Mini and Jaana Serres at Locating Media Industries 2023 in London

Scott Rodgers

In the latest episode of our Events podcast series, Julia Stolyar, Darshana Mini and Jaana Serres discuss with Scott Rodgers their research on the locality of different media industries in South Korea, India and Nigeria.

Photograph of visitors to Changsha Wenheyou in China, perusing food stalls.

June 16, 2023<June 16, 2023

Voices Episode 3: Amy Y. Zhang, Asa Roast and Carwyn Morris on Wanghong Urbanism

Scott Rodgers

In the latest episode of our Voices podcast series, Amy Y. Zhang, Asa Roast and Carwyn Morris discuss with Scott Rodgers their recent Deep Dive essay on 'wanghong urbanism', and how this concept might help interpret the relations of social media and urban life.

March 29, 2023<March 29, 2023

Events Episode 2: Media, Cities and Space at ECREA 2022 in Aarhus

Scott Rodgers

In the latest episode of our Events podcast series, Lisa Schulze, Karin Larsson, Mortiz Schweiger and Derya Özkan discuss their recent research on media, cities and space with Erasmus Mundus journalism students.

June 29, 2022<June 30, 2022

Voices Episode 2: Christian Olesen on Film Sound, Soundscapes and the ‘Listener’s Rights’

Scott Rodgers

In the latest episode of our Voices podcast series, Christian Olesen discusses with Scott Rodgers the kinds of environments and atmospheres made possible in and through film sound, and the broader practices, politics, and ethics of sonic appropriation.

September 27, 2021<September 27, 2021

Events Episode 1: Predictive Cities with Manu Luksch, Melissa Butcher, Sarah Keenan and Joel McKim

Scott Rodgers

In the latest episode of our Events podcast series, Manu Luksch, Melissa Butcher, Sarah Keenan and Joel McKim discuss the Predictive Cities VR Exhibition, specially available to Mediapolis listeners and readers until the end of 2021.

April 21, 2021<April 21, 2021

Introducing Mediapolis Now

Scott Rodgers

Mediapolis Now is the new podcast channel for our journal, hosting interviews, event recordings and audio essays exploring the junction of cities, culture and media.

April 21, 2021<September 27, 2021

Voices Episode 1: Zlatan Krajina and Deborah Stevenson on the Histories and Futures of Urban Media and Communication

Scott Rodgers

In the latest episode of our Voices podcast series, Zlatan Krajina and Deborah Stevenson discuss the processes and tensions of academic knowledge production in the fast-changing and interdisciplinary research area of urban media studies.

October 22, 2019<April 12, 2021

MEDIAPOLIS LIVE: London – Gateway to Cinema and Media Studies Symposium

Brendan Kredell

Charlotte Brunsdon, Pamela Wojcik, Malini Guha, and Kulraj Phullar discuss liminal spaces of inclusion/exclusion and South Asian film at the London: Gateway to Cinema and Media Studies Symposium

September 22, 2018<April 2, 2021

Mediapolis Live: Dora Apel on “Beautiful Terrible Ruins: Detroit and the Anxiety of Decline” (Part 2)

Brendan Kredell

Our Mediapolis Live series continues with part two of an interview with Dora Apel, author of "Beautiful Terrible Ruins: Detroit and the Anxiety of Decline." Here, she and Mediapolis co-editor Brendan Kredell discuss the legacies of Henry Ford and Coleman Young in contemporary Detroit, and the critique of "creative class" urban planning.

September 16, 2018<April 2, 2021

Mediapolis Live: Dora Apel on “Beautiful Terrible Ruins: Detroit and the Anxiety of Decline” (Part 1)

Brendan Kredell

Our Mediapolis Live series continues with an interview with Dora Apel, author of "Beautiful Terrible Ruins: Detroit and the Anxiety of Decline." In the first of a two-part series, co-editor Brendan Kredell discusses with Apel her notion of the "deindustrial sublime" and the nomenclature of ruin photography.

July 8, 2018<April 2, 2021

Joseph Clement at Film, Media, and Toronto’s Built Environment

Kate Lawrie Van de Ven

Our coverage of "Film, Media, and Toronto's Built Environment" continues with a presentation from filmmaker and architect Joseph Clement.