Academic Archers Saturday Omnibus S1E3 11.04.20 - Listening to TA, and Death at Ambridge Hall

To see us through the Archer-less Fridays and Saturdays for the foreseeable time of isolation, we are hosting an Academic Archers Saturday Omnibus for anyone to join, where we revisit past conference papers.

This week, a revisit of From kitchens to smartphones: Updating our understanding of The Archers listening practices in the digital age - situating this work in theory, from Jerome Turner; Death at Ambridge Hall:How the Archers demonstrates the impact on owners when they lose animals, from Bronwen Williams; and a watch of the conference film of Ambridgology and Counter-insurgency doctrine, from James Armstrong, political advisor to the NATO Senior Civilian Representative in Afghanistan. 

Watch the conference films here: Jerome Turner, Bronwen Williams, James Armstrong (1.46).

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