Global Souths Hub Podcast

“Degenerative and non-productive conversation such as ‘When you invest in women, they get married, they will only produce children and no longer work’ – this kind of nonsense has to end. As we know, women are always productive, always doing something, always economically engaged – but it's not counted that way. […] It’s a lens we need to change.” Baela Raza Jamil In our fourth Global Souths Hub po...

“There’s a common goal of taking care of the land and mapping the knowledge that already exists in the collective memory of the community.” María Alvarez Malvido In this episode, Bethlehem Attfield talks to Maria Alvarez Malvido about her experience researching indigenous radio stations, digital storytelling and community-based uses of digital technologies. María was born in Mexico City and curren...

Dr. Chimmuanya Pearl was not born blind, losing her sight later in life presented a daunting challenge. In this podcast, Pearl touches on the importance of maintaining a positive mindest, how Ai can facilitate access, and her TedTalk, Excelling in blindness . A graduate of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Dr. Pearl emerged as the best graduating student in her class in 2005. Since then, she has...

"You can't make a difference unless you have a seat at the table." – Anni Domingo In our first Global Souths Hub podcast, our host Bethlehem Attfield talks to actress, director and writer, Anni Domingo on what it's like to study a PhD in your 70s. Anni Domingo was born in London, England, to Sierra Leonean parents, who when she was four years old decided to travel back to Africa. After spending he...