Building an Institute for Empathic Immersive Narrative
The Inside Story
A podcast about building an Institute for Empathic Immersive Narrative. Made possible by a American Council of Learned Societies Digital Justice Seed Grant, this podcast follows the efforts of its hosts, and the principle investigators for the grant, Tyechia Thompson, Eric Lyon, and Wallace Lages as they work with an Advisory Board of experts, each with a distinct perspective on story, technology, and empathy.
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Building an Institute for Empathic Immersive Narrative
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5 de oct. de 2023
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A Final Conversation with Our Entire Advisory Board 05.10.2023 1:16:00
The Inside Story is a podcast about building an institute for empathic and immersive narrative, supported by an American Council of Learned Societies Digital Justice Seed Grant. In this episode, Wallace Lages, Eric Lyon, and Tyechia Thompson think through the role of empathy, access, and narrative in immersive technologies in conversation with our entire advisory board.
Al Evangelista 19.09.2023 1:07:02
The Inside Story is a podcast about building an institute for empathic and immersive narrative, supported by an American Council of Learned Societies Digital Justice Seed Grant. In this episode, Wallace Lages, Eric Lyon, and Tyechia Thompson think through the role of empathy, access, and narrative in immersive technologies in conversation with advisory board member Al Evangelista, a multidisciplin...
Bryan Carter 14.08.2023 1:04:53
In this episode, Wallace, Eric, and Tyechia will be thinking through the role of empathy, access, and narrative in immersive technologies in conversation with our advisory board member Dr. Bryan Carter, an Associate Professor of Africana Studies and Director of the Center for Digital Humanities at the University of Arizona. Dr. Bryan Carter received his Ph. D. at the University of Missouri-Columbi...
Riham Alieldin 15.06.2023 53:09
In this episode, Wallace, Eric, and Tyechia will be thinking through the role of empathy, access, and narrative in immersive technologies in conversation with our advisory board member, Dr. Riham Alieldin, a physician, a medical educator at the University of Rochester's Warner School of Education.
Ashley Shew 08.05.2023 1:04:03
In this episode, Co-PIs for the ACLS Building an Institute for Empathic Immersive Narrative grant, Wallace Lages, Eric Lyon, and Tyechia Thompson will be thinking through the role of empathy, access, and narrative in immersive technologies in conversation with advisory board member Ashley Shew, an Associate Professor in the department of Science, Technology, and Society at Virginia Tech.
Damon Davis 17.03.2023 1:06:20
In this episode, Co-PIs for the ACLS Building an Institute for Empathic Immersive Narrative grant, Wallace Lages, Eric Lyon, and Tyechia Thompson will be thinking through the role of empathy, access, and narrative in immersive technologies in conversation with advisory board member Damon Davis who is an award-winning multi-media American artist, musician and filmmaker based in St. Louis, Missouri.
A Conversation with Our Entire Advisory Board 10.02.2023 1:21:08
In the first episode of The Inside Story, Tyechia, Eric, and Wallace begin their project of creating an institute for empathic, immersive narrative by hosting the entire five-member advisory board on the Blacksburg campus of Virginia Tech for Cube Fest 2022, an annual spacial music festival held in August of that year. During the event, our co-PIs recorded an open dialogue with the entire gr...
Building an Institute for Empathic, Immersive Narrative 28.10.2022 0:32
Building an Institute for Empathic, Immersive Narrative
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