Amplifying Insight
The Digital Futures Institute Podcast Network showcases mission-aligned and active podcast series created in partnership with DFI, spanning five distinct scholarly genres: Research, In the Field, Bridge, Meta Media, and Experimental.
Pop and Play
Why do we stop taking play seriously just when we need it most?
Haeny Yoon and Nathan Holbert challenge the boundaries of traditional education by examining the power of pop culture and play. Discover why what we do for fun is often where the most meaningful learning happens.
Groovin’ Griot
Is dance the ultimate form of storytelling?
OreOluwa Badaki and Azsaneé Truss explore the rhythm, the ritual, and the narrative power of dance. From the stage to the street, they are uncovering how we move through the stories that define us.
Curriculum Encounters
Ever wonder why some of the most profound lessons happen outside the classroom?
Jacqueline Simmons and Sarah Gerth explore knowledge wherever they find it—from the edges of the archives to the settings of everyday life. From the Black Paint Curriculum Lab.
ReDiscovering Black and Asian Solidarity
How can we use storytelling as liberation to uplift marginalized voices?
Hosted by Dr. Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz and Dr. Judy Yu, this podcast explores the deep historic roots and daily practices that weave our communities together.
Discover More Scholarly Media
Browse by genre and discover more scholarly media supported or curated by the Digital Futures Institute:
Research Media
Peer-reviewed, media-inclusive scholarship that carries the weight of traditional publication.
In the Field Media
Deep-dive conversations and live dispatches from the heart of specialized academic communities.
Bridge Media
Expert perspectives translated into accessible formats to engage and inform the broader public.
Experimental Media
Bold works that challenge traditional academic forms and push the boundaries of expression.
