Vicki Brennan's guest appearances

Vicki Brennan

The Classical Ideas Podcast

Keeping It 101: A Killjoy's Introduction to Religion Podcast

Kristian Petersen

Judith Weisenfeld

Chris Grosso

Gary Gach

Omid Safi

Stephen Colbert

Mitch Horowitz

Ian Johnson

Ben Marcus

Eric Ripert

Rachel Lindsey

Mark Coleman

Alan Watts

Mel Brooks

Christian Zionism

OwlTail

In which Dr. Vicki Brennan blows our tiny little minds by teaching us what we miss when we don't listen hard to religionKeywords: soundscape; acoustemologyHomework: Brennan, Singing Yoruba Christianity As always, be sure to see the extended show notes for links, definitions, and other hidden gems at keepingit101.com! 

In which Dr. Vicki Brennan blows our tiny little minds by teaching us what we miss when we don't listen hard to religion Keywords: soundscape; acoustemology Homework: Brennan, <a href="https://iupress.org/9780253032096/singing-yoruba-christianity/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Singing Yoruba Christianity</a> As always, be sure to see the extended show notes for links, definitions, and other hidden gems at <a href="https://keepingit101.com/shownotes" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">keepingit101.com</a>!

Smart Grrl Summer: Religion & Sound with Prof. Vicki Brennan

Yoruba Christianity

Dr. Vicki Brennan is an anthropologist who studies religion, sound, music, and urban space in Africa and the African Diaspora. She is an Associate Professor of Religion and the Director of African Studies at the University of Vermont. Her research is based on more than fifteen years of field research in southwest Nigeria, primarily in Lagos and Ibadan. She has also conducted research in Nigerian immigrant and African American communities in the United States. Her book,  Singing Yoruba Christianity (Indiana UP, 2018), examines how members of the Cherubim and Seraphim Church Movement in Lagos, Nigeria use music, dance, and other media as a means of producing moral community and reinforcing ethical values and modes of self-making. She is currently researching how claims to urban space by members of religious communities in Lagos, Nigeria are produced, circulated, experienced, and contested through sound. She is also writing an ethnographic biography of a Nigerian-American visual artist.

Dr. Vicki Brennan is an anthropologist who studies religion, sound, music, and urban space in Africa and the African Diaspora. She is an Associate Professor of Religion and the Director of African Studies at the University of Vermont. Her research is based on more than fifteen years of field research in southwest Nigeria, primarily in Lagos and Ibadan. She has also conducted research in Nigerian immigrant and African American communities in the United States. Her book, <a href="http://www.iupress.indiana.edu/product_info.php?products_id=809036" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Singing Yoruba Christianity</a> (Indiana UP, 2018), examines how members of the Cherubim and Seraphim Church Movement in Lagos, Nigeria use music, dance, and other media as a means of producing moral community and reinforcing ethical values and modes of self-making. She is currently researching how claims to urban space by members of religious communities in Lagos, Nigeria are produced, circulated, experienced, and contested through sound. She is also writing an ethnographic biography of a Nigerian-American visual artist.

EP 161: Yoruba Christianity and Music w/Dr. Vicki Brennan