Media & Me A memoir through the Yugoslav and post-Yugoslav media. With Lara Ranković (Mediji i ja). Listen: “Media & Me” (Episode #118) Bonus Extras: “Media & Me” (Episode #118) Ad-free version of “Media & Me” (Episode #118). Transcript: “Media & Me” (Episode #118) Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. [SOUNDBITE] […]
Remembering Yugoslavia the podcast is FIVE years old! A reverse episode with the creator as the guest expanding on the podcast’s origin story.
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Remembering Yugoslavia the podcast is FIVE years old! A revised and remastered version of the podcast’s inaugural episode.
The untranslatable word “fjaka” describes “a very particular state of mind when you desire nothing more than to gaze off into the distance and abandon all forms of activity. It’s “the art of doing nothing” and “a yearning for nothingness.” It’s also the title of the latest book of travel writing about the former Yugoslavia, out of Poland.
The post-Cold War / post-Yugoslav history of the Nonaligned Movement. Vestiges and legacy of nonalignment in Yugoslavia and elsewhere. The future of nonalignment and of explorations thereof. Part 7 of 7.
For all its accolades and accomplishments, for all its pomp and prestige, the Nonaligned Movement constantly bumped against reality. All that Yugoslavia achieved with its foreign policy of nonalignment must be placed side by side with all that it could not. Part 6 of 7.
Student scholarships were one of the most tangible and visible ways Yugoslav citizens experienced nonalignment. The program also had an ugly side. Part 5 of 7.
Cultural cooperation within the Nonaligned Movement created a global network of cultural exchanges and a distinct version of modernism. Part 4 of 7.
Self-management was central to Yugoslav socialism and an outgrowth of nonalignment. Part 3 of 7.
Yugoslavia supported decolonization and liberation movements in the Global South, including Palestine. Part 2 of 7.
An introduction to the Nonaligned Movement, its history, and its meaning for Yugoslavia, as well as reasons for a growing interest in it. Part 1 of 7.
A deep dig into volunteering in the former Yugoslavia, from youth work actions of yesteryear to volunteer camps of today.
What if New Belgrade had an ocean beach? An “Inspired by Yugoslavia” fragment.
A story of a video game that’s really not a game. An “Inspired by Yugoslavia” fragment.
An illustrated story about a country that never existed. An “Inspired by Yugoslavia” Fragment.
This graffiti may or may not have existed; a documentary about it is quite real. An “Inspired by Yugoslavia” Fragment.
