PODCAST MEMÓRIA PRA QUÊ? - EP#7 - Girando a roda - Considerações sobre a primeira temporada

In this episode, the host summarizes the conversation from the first season of the program, adding her own observations as a researcher and professor on the specific memories of the attack on Brazilian democracy that occurred on January 8, 2023. Ana Paula shares her research experience on Brazilian democracy and presents the main results of her investigation into the memory of "never again" in the context of a discussion about a supposed guarantee of democracy in Brazil. She also revisits a segment of a conversation with Ailton Krenak and concludes the season talking about intellectual honesty and affections. This is the last episode of the season. More in March 2024. Ana Paula Brito is the daughter of Dona Vanda, mother of Ana Clara, from Paraíba. She is a historian and museologist. She holds a PhD in Social History from PUC/SP, a Master's degree in Social Memory and Cultural Heritage from UFPel, and a degree in History from UFPB, with an interrupted degree in Law from UNIPE. Master's degree in Museology from UFRGS. She has worked at the João Pessoa Heritage House, in the directorate of the Memory Preservation Center, in the coordination of historical and museological research for the implementation of the Memorial of the Struggle for Justice, at the São Paulo Resistance Memorial, at the Paraíba Democracy Memorial, at the Memorial of Peasant Leagues and Struggles, among other museological and historical research institutions. Currently, she is a professor at the Calas Center at the Federal University of Minas Gerais. Email: [email protected] Recommendations: Make time to lose yourself in time. Slow down for a few minutes. Think, create memories, and act; engage with something beyond your individual human preservation. Ask yourself: "Memory for what?".