Slash Podcast

“Slash” is a podcast by Simone Raschellà, a Dublin-based civil servant and Italian creator behind the previous show “LocriDublino”. The title comes from the idea of “slashers”: people who live more than one life at a time, activist/worker, migrant/citizen, local/global, North/South, and refuse to be reduced to a single label. In each episode, Simone talks to guests who move between worlds, careers and identities, exploring how they navigate those “slashes” in their lives.

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  Episode #2

  ep. 2 - Giorgia Pagliuca - ggalaska

  Aug 18, 20262h 17mS1

  <p>Eco-feminist / Food lover / Dog mom.</p><p><br></p><p>Questa volta attraversiamo cibo, corpi e politica con Giorgia Pagliuca, meglio conosciuta come @ggalaska , che “spiega in breve la sostenibilità” e studia l’impatto del cibo come dottoranda.</p><p><br></p><p>Insieme abbiamo parlato di ecofemminismo, di antispecismo, del suo percorso accademico e di ricerca e ci siamo addentrati in conflitti etici e morali che attraversano il nostro modo di mangiare, produrre e comunicare.</p><p><br></p><p>Se vi interessa capire cosa c’entra il patriarcato con ciò che mettiamo nel piatto e perché parlare di animali...

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  Episode #1

  ep. 1 - Agustina Bazterrica

  Jul 14, 20261h 32mS1

  <p>self-described as a cat lover/feminist/writer/human,</p><p>In the debut episode of Slash, I sit down with Argentine writer Agustina Bazterrica, to explore the unsettling intersections of literature, power, and society.</p><p>Best known for her provocative novel Tender Is the Flesh, Bazterrica reflects on the origins and meaning of her work, as well as the themes of dehumanisation, consumption, and moral complicity that run through it. We also delve into her new novel, The Unworthy, and examine how capitalism and feminist thought shape both her fiction and her worldview.</p><p>The conversation moves be...

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