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About Olivia Bianchi
Hello! My name is Olivia Bianchi, I am currently in a MSc program called VMMA (Visual, Material, Museum Anthropology) at the University of Oxford (I already have an undergraduate in Social Anthro as well). My interest have previously been queerness and deviant relationship forms, and are currently evolving more towards (new) materialism and environmental themes. I also work in textiles and plan on taking my next research into a affect/care/material (textile) direction. I am based in Switzerland. I have read the book 'Forest Lost' by Maron Greenleaf for a book review of the Anthropology Department of the University of Oxford and would love to do a NBN episode with her. I have previous podcast experience from my old department (ISEK UZH), on spotify titled 'Anthropolitical' - also interview episodes with department researchers. Looking forward to hear from you. Best, Olivia
NBN Episodes hosted by Olivia:
May 10, 2025
Forest Lost
Forest Lost: Producing Green Capitalism in the Brazilian Amazon (2024) is an ethnography of forest carbon offsets and the wider effort to make the liv…