Eva Hayward's guest appearances

Eva Hayward

CEU Podcasts

Phenomenal Ocean 

TBA21–Academy Radio

Marah J. Hardt

David Gruber

Markus Reymann

Alex Jordan

William Ruddiman

Danna Staaf

David Pearce

Marion Roberts

Simon Pirani

Andrija Visic

Simon Rippon

Munkácsi Ernő

Horthy István

Shaul Bassi

David Papineau

OwlTail

The ocean refuses empathetic ethics based on sameness with us humans. What does the urge to save nature—in certain ways—reveal about us and our desire?In the sixth episode of the podcast Ocean Wants, speculative writer Ingo Niermann, most recently of the book Mare Amoris, is talking to Eva Hayward, historian of science and faculty member in the Department of Gender and Women Studies at the University of Arizona.— Ocean Wants, Institut Art Gender Nature dertank.ch and TBA21–Academy, ocean-archive.org

The ocean refuses empathetic ethics based on sameness with us humans. What does the urge to save nature—in certain ways—reveal about us and our desire?In the sixth episode of the podcast Ocean Wants, speculative writer Ingo Niermann, most recently of the book Mare Amoris, is talking to Eva Hayward, historian of science and faculty member in the Department of Gender and Women Studies at the University of Arizona. — Ocean Wants, Institut Art Gender Nature <a href="http://dertank.ch" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">dertank.ch</a> and TBA21–Academy, <a href="http://ocean-archive.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ocean-archive.org</a>

OCEAN WANTS: 06 Conservation Libido feat. Eva Hayward

The ocean refuses empathetic ethics based on sameness with us humans. What does the urge to save nature — in certain ways — reveal about us and our desire? In the fifth episode of Ocean Wants, our host, speculative writer Ingo Niermann talks to Eva Hayward, historian of science and faculty member of the Department of Gender and Women Studies at the University of Arizona.Ocean Wants is a series of ten podcasts that playfully explores how nonhumans could like our planet to be. Conceived and hosted by Ingo Niermann, Ocean Wants was commissioned to celebrate TBA21–Academy’s tenth Anniversary.Commissioned and produced by TBA21–AcademyConceived, hosted, and edited by Ingo NiermannMusic composed and arranged by Ville HaimalaIntro read by Joan JonasCredits read by Staci Bu SheaSound edited by Robin MichelProduced by Ingo Niermann and María Montero Sierra

The ocean refuses empathetic ethics based on sameness with us humans. What does the urge to save nature — in certain ways — reveal about us and our desire? In the fifth episode of Ocean Wants, our host, speculative writer Ingo Niermann talks to Eva Hayward, historian of science and faculty member of the Department of Gender and Women Studies at the University of Arizona. Ocean Wants is a series of ten podcasts that playfully explores how nonhumans could like our planet to be. Conceived and hosted by Ingo Niermann, Ocean Wants was commissioned to celebrate TBA21–Academy’s tenth Anniversary. Commissioned and produced by TBA21–Academy Conceived, hosted, and edited by Ingo Niermann Music composed and arranged by Ville Haimala Intro read by Joan Jonas Credits read by Staci Bu Shea Sound edited by Robin Michel Produced by Ingo Niermann and María Montero Sierra

Ocean Wants: Conservation Libido, featuring Eva Hayward

Jack Halberstam

What can whale songs teach us about queer theory? Marianna Szczygielska and Adriana Qubaia-ova from CEU’s Gender Studies Department interview Eva Hayward and Jack Halberstam about their most recent works. From marine creatures in Aquariums to a rebellious cow in Poland, we discuss captivity, ferality, and wildness as they collude in shaping our human understandings of sexuality and animality. Take a listen!

Feral Interview: A Conversation with Eva Hayward and Jack Halberstam