The Human Anthology
By The Human Book Collection
The Human AnthologyMar 12, 2021
Season 2 Episode 4: Tell us a Story: The Art of Creation
This episode features our guest, Bianca, a published author!
Season 2 Episode 3: Tell us A Story: Cocoon
Lisa Shen is a writer and spoken word artist based in the Greater Toronto Area. Her work centers on gender-based violence and disability rights. Lisa was the first place winner of the 2021 Mississauga Poetry Slam, and is an upcoming speaker for the TEDx McMasterU 2022 conference. Her work has also been featured at several arts festivals, including the JAYU Human Rights Film Festival and Humainologie Short Story Festival.
As a passionate teacher, Lisa has created and instructed debate classes for youth. She is working with the non-profit Hamilton Youth Poets to bring the joy of spoken word into classrooms through workshops and showcases.
Season 2 Episode 2: Tell us a Story: Music and Covid-19
In this episode, our guest talks about his experience with music during the pandemic. He also speaks to themes like the acapella club along with other of his notable extracurriculars.
Season 2 Episode 1: Tell us a Story: Living With an Autistic Sibling
Introducing our first episode of the year! Our guest, Joshua shares a story about his experience living with an autistic sibling.
5 - Covid Chronicles: Parenting and Pregnancy in a Pandemic
In the second installment of our Covid Chronicles series, Samiha has a conversation with her older sister Sanjana about all things pregnancy, working from home, and virtual kindergarten during the pandemic.
4 - Reflecting on Work Flow, Art, Perfectionism and more
In this fourth episode, Gracie (@graciee.liu), kindly joined by her friend Summer Clarke (@summergraceclarke), have a conversation about their background in art, dealing with perfectionism, working style, and other random reflections as two third-year university students.
3 - Covid Chronicles: Learning During Covid
In our Third Episode, We kick off our new mini-series the COVID Chronicles where we document how our lives have changed in these unprecedented times. Irene and Darren speak to a first-year University Student and a Grade 12 student about how their learning experience has changed during the pandemic.
2- Experiences of a Chinese Adoptee
In our second episode, we have a very exciting guest joining us, McMaster alumnus Shelley Rottenberg. Amy and Shelley converse about her experience as a transracial Chinese adoptee as well as individual cultural identity.
1 - Welcome to the Human Anthology
Who are we? In this first episode, get to know the Human Anthology’s collective mission and a bit about each individual team member. We will be discussing what we would tell our past selves and how our surroundings have shaped us into who we are today.