LAST303 Podcast by Ronnie Daney. Episode 1.2, describing a Rarámuri (Tarahumara) violin housed at the Museo Nacional de Antropología in Mexico City.
The raberi that Ronnie describes is similar to the above Rarámuri pine violin, housed at The Met, which is from the 19th Century (image courtesy of The Met).
Hanae’s Adventures podcast by Hanae Delaunay. Episode 1.2, describing a Quechua doll from the UBC Museum of Anthropology’s collection.
History of the World in Objects podcast by Hannah Exley. Episode 1.2, describing a coca cloth, used by a Quechua woman in the Andes, from the UBC Museum of Anthropology’s collection.
Hannah is a third-year student at UBC majoring in International Relations and minoring in Spanish.
Fact and Artifact podcast by Lilly Callender. Episode 1.2, describing a Lacandon Maya incense burner from the UBC Museum of Anthropology.
Lilly is a fourth-year student at UBC majoring in International Relations. Her favorite podcast is The Ted Interview.
LAST303 Podcast by Daisy Sessions. Episode 1.2, describing a Quechua “Retablo Altar” housed at the UBC Museum of Anthropology.
LAST303 Podcast by Stephanie Kletas. Episode 1.2, describing a pine Rarámuri basket housed in “The Tarahumara Collection” at the Milwaukee Public Museum.
Textiles of the World by Daniela Gallegos. Episode 1.2, describing a Quechua loom housed at the UBC Museum of Anthropology.
LAST303 Podcast by Daniela Díaz Azcunaga. Episode 1.2, describing a Rarámuri (Tarahumara) Chaperón Mask, typically used in dancing ceremonies, housed at the Museo Nacional de Antropología in Mexico City.
Daniela was an exchange student at UBC during the 2019-2020 academic year. She is majoring in Politics, and her favorite podcasts are Today, Explained and Se Regalan Dudas. During her year at UBC, Daniela published a piece in Medium about the femicide crisis in Mexico.
Arti-Facts podcast by Joseph Bouchard. Episode 1.2, describing a Shipibo-Conibo jar from the UBC Museum of Anthropology. Joni chomo means “water vessel” in Shipibo.
Joseph is a third-year student at UBC majoring in International Relations and minoring in Latin American Studies. His favorite podcast is CSIS Events.
Viva: Keeping Latin American History Alive podcast by Ellysa Smith. Episode 1.2, describing a Lacandon Maya amber bracelet from the UBC Museum of Anthropology.