Podcast
Where will our dreams of the future take us—and who might we leave behind along the way? What does it mean when something is called “smart”—a household, technology… or even war? And how can we change the world without repeating past mistakes? The Screenshot podcast series from the Jihlava Documentary Film Festival’s Inspiration Forum brings you some of the most thought-provoking conversations from across the globe.
In this new season, science journalist Pavla Hubálková dives into the ideas of environmental philosopher Timothy Morton, feminist theorist Helen Hester, economist Nick Srnicek, lawyer Kirthi Jayakumar, and activist Cheryl Maloney.
Special episodes will feature original recordings of selected discussions from last year’s forum.
You can find all episodes on podcast platforms Apple Podcasts and Spotify, as well as on Deník Referendum.
Anthropocene? No, the World Belongs to Microorganisms. Microbiologist Monika Cahová on How Organisms Invisible to the Naked Eye Control Us
Pavla Hubálková
Monika Cahová
Land as Memory, River and Forest as the Right to Life. Cheryl Maloney on What Cannot Be Given Up
Cheryl Maloney
Pavla Hubálková
We Kill More Effectively, Not Better. Pavel Barša, Eva Kušíková and Jan Mazal on What Technology Brings to War
David Schard
Pavla Hubálková
Pavel Barša
Eva Kušíková
Jan Mazal
Not Every Genocide is Worth Talking About. Kirthi Jayakumar Seeks Justice for Those We Don’t See
Kirthi Jajakumar
Pavla Hubálková
Do We Have the Right to be Offline? Thorsten Peetz, Jan Vobořil and Nina Fárová on Smart Things That (Don't) Save Time
Thorsten Peetz
Pavla Hubálková
Jakub Jetmar
Jan Vobořil
Nina Fárová
Leisure is a Myth. Philosopher Helen Hester and Economist Nick Srnicek Speak on the Household, Care, and the Future of Work and Leisure
Helen Hester
Nick Srnicek
Pavla Hubálková
"As women in war, we are tired of being strong," say civilians from Gaza and Sudan, Fatma Mohamed and Ruwaida Kamal Amer (recording of the debate in English)
Fatma Mohamed
Ruwaida Kamal Amer
Pavla Hubálková
Ivo Bystřičan
“We Exist Behind the Closed Eyes of Humanity,” Says Adam Hrubý About Long Covid That Has Affected Millions of People Around the World
Magdalena Dušková
Pavla Hubálková
Silvia Dobrodenková
Rebeka Veselá
Adam Hrubý
Hana Pololáníková
Klára Šimáčková Laurenčíková
He Calls the Present “Hell”. Philosopher Timothy Morton Explores How Relationships Can Save Us
Timothy Morton
Pavla Hubálková
The Sixth Season of Screenshot is Here! Tune in for Conversations on War, Care, AI, Forests and the Invisible World of the Microbiome with Pavla Hubálková
ChatGPT is trained by poorly paid people from the Global South, highlights Marx
Paris Marx
Matouš Hrdina
We can only face the climate crisis with new stories, shows writer Magnason
Andri Snær Magnason
Jonáš Zbořil
Beyond the Gameplay
Total Refusal
Leonhard Müllner
Václav Janoščík
Responding to Despotism
Kiri Dalena
Anna Remešová
Trouble with Gender, Care and Violence
Judith Butler
Between the Human Animal and the Animate Earth
David Abram
Will Technology Destroy or Save Us?
How to transform fear
Josef Pazderka
Central Europe and the dirty word feminism
Kateřina Smejkalová
Srećko Horvat: No Anthropocene, no stupid avocado
Ivo Bystřičan
Dariusz Karlowicz: We need a reset
Ivo Bystřičan
Sophie Howe: Ambassador of the Future
Ivo Bystřičan
Fawzia Koofi: At Peace with the Enemy
Ivo Bystřičan
Francisco Cantú: Limits of words
Ivo Bystřičan
Stein Ringen: The New Smart Dictatorship
Ivo Bystřičan
Bill McKibben: Harnessing the energy of the other side
Bill McKibben
Ivo Bystřičan