The DIY Phd Student Doctoral Education and Punking the Podcast
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https://doi.org/10.23918/ijsses.v5i4p22Keywords:
Doctor of Philosophy, Podcasting, DIY Media, Maker Culture, Punk Learning, Digital Media, Social MediaAbstract
Sound has a potent role in the history of teaching and learning, yet sonic andragogy remains uneven, marginalized and undertheorized. A key media intervention is revisioning this historiography and enlivening sonic educational studies. This article summons the distinctiveness of podcasting, alongside its renewed popularity, with specific attention to the innovations in mode, genre, delivery mechanism, audience and community building capacities when deployed in higher degree programmes. While the PhD differs widely in its international formulation, particularly with regard to the role of coursework, publications and duration of the degree, the national specificities can travel and be shared through sonic deterritorialized media. This article ‘punks’ the podcast, showing how PhD students can transform the shape of their candidature through sound.
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