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If you're a fan of podcasts, try some of these anthropology podcasts below and broaden your horizons while multitasking! These recommendations can introduce you to thought-provoking questions and conversations as well as unique research from around the world
This is the podcast of the Society for Cultural Anthropology aiming to amplify the polyphony of voices within cultural anthropology, featuring conversations between anthropologists as well as experiments in sonic ethnography
On each episode, the podcast hosts sit down with professionals from all four branches of anthropology—cultural, biological, linguistic, and archaeological—as they share their stories of how they carved out unique and fulfilling careers.
This podcast, supported by the Royal Anthropological Institute in the UK, brings together panels of anthropologists and experts from different areas to speak about one central topic from different angles.
What exactly do anthropologists do? What is anthropology anyway? And what makes us human? Learn more by listening to this thought-provoking podcast courtesy of Ohio State University
This podcast delves into various facets of human society, from examining the complexities of cultural identity to understanding the influence of technology on our everyday lives, all through culture, design, business, and technology.
Film has long played an integral part in anthropological research, whether as part of documenting early expeditions, recording interviews, or creating documentaries that tell stories about people all around the world. Try the below reading recommendations to gain a deeper understanding of the nature of film for ethnographic or anthropological purposes and how readers can think about making film while considering moral and ethical implications, inspiring artistic practices, and new and exciting technological advancements.
The Routledge international handbook of ethnographic film and video by 
Experimental film and anthropology by 
