Scattered, Episode 5 – Lions, Tigers…..
It took a while to pull this episode together. There was quite a bit of cold emailing. It’s very likely my emails ended up in junk mail folders, to be […]
A Dig at “The Dig”
I recently watched “The Dig” on Netflix. As a former archaeologist, it seemed a bit requisite that I should. I was amazed how cinematography, pacing, and acting could culminate to […]
In Search of a Fix
I’m painting. WTF? I may not be writing, but I am painting. I haven’t picked up a brush (for non-walls painting) since I was 14 years old. And it was […]
A Vote for Remote Work
I’m going to state something seemingly outlandish here: 2020 was a good year for me. I usually print off my computer calendar, month-by-month, and clip it to the front of […]
Scattered: The Last Episode?
When I state in my introduction to the podcast Scattered that scattered remains is an undervalued topic, I’m not kidding. In my heart and gut, I know that scattered and […]
Scattered, Episode 4 – Tales from a Forensic Anthropologist
Ever wanted to know what it was like to actually BE a Forensic Anthropologist? Pamela Mayne Correia is one. She has 30 years’ experience in forensic anthropology. In this podcast […]
Scattered, Episode 3 – canid behaviour
Episode 3 is now live! Check it out here: https://yvonnekjorlien.com/2020/11/08/scattered-episode-03-interview-with-dr-shelley-alexander/ Scattered is now also available on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/scattered/id1538054709 Dr. Shelley Alexander is Professor in the Department of Geography at […]
Information Dragons: Hoarding and Absence
I’m sure you’ve been a situation like this: You’ve spent hours searching for a piece of information you need. Talked to person after person “No, sorry. I don’t know anything […]
Scattered Remains Podcast
It’s here! There is no longer an excuse for searchers to NOT know about scattered and scavenged remains. There is no longer an excuse for searchers to NOT have access […]
Money, Identity, and Integrity
My creditors and I divorced in 2014. I prefer to say that I “divorced” rather than “I filed for bankruptcy” because of the societal stigma involved in stating the latter. […]
