Moments·片刻
Moments·片刻
Podcast Description
In this podcast, Shuangshuang Cai talks to artists, academics, industry practitioners, and entrepreneurs working to imagine the world a better tomorrow and make it happen.
Some of their experiences are experimental, some are highly practical and ambitious, and most importantly, each dialogue is imaginative.
Because we want to engage in dialogue with people from all over the world who are curious about the world and life, to seize the moment, to seize eternity!
Join host Shuangshuang Cai and these amazing people as they experience life as it is meant to be lived.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores various themes such as art, literature, emotional resilience, and innovative documentary filmmaking. Episodes include discussions with artists and theorists about unique approaches to relationships and individual philosophy, as showcased in episodes featuring Susu on the philosophy of love and James Dunlop on participatory documentary styles.
In this podcast, Shuangshuang Cai talks to artists, academics, industry practitioners, and entrepreneurs working to imagine the world a better tomorrow and make it happen.
Some of their experiences are experimental, some are highly practical and ambitious, and most importantly, each dialogue is imaginative.
Because we want to engage in dialogue with people from all over the world who are curious about the world and life, to seize the moment, to seize eternity!
Join host Shuangshuang Cai and these amazing people as they experience life as it is meant to be lived.
Natalie Diddams is an Assistant Professor within the School of Creative Arts, Performance and Visual Cultures at the University of Warwick. She is an arts-based practitioner and researcher with a particular interest in socially-engaged and participatory theatre.
Through her research, Natalie has become a leading voice on the intersection between comedy, gender and contemporary politics, and regularly hosts workshops and performances aimed at empowering participants through stand-up. She is currently working on her first monograph, which will give an account of the methodologies that she has developed over the past 8 years.
In this episode, Natalie shares her past experiences and research in the field of stand-up comedy, emphasising the educational value of stand-up—both for audiences and for performers.
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