2026
Interview, Satori, “On the Verge of Burnout: A Conversation about Working in Higher Education in the Arts and Humanities” (“Uz izdegšanas robežas. Saruna par darbu mākslas un humanitārajās augstskolās”), 2026. Discussion of working conditions in Latvian humanities and arts higher education, including project-based funding, combining multiple jobs, inadequate funding, and the prospects for the next generation of academics.
Read the interview https://satori.lv/article/uz-izdegsanas-robezas-saruna-par-darbu-makslas-un-humanitarajas-augstskolas
Public Seminar, Latvian Academy of Culture, “What Do the Memories of Latvian Philosophers Reveal about the Soviet Period?” (“Ko atklāj latviešu filozofu atmiņas par padomju laiku?”), 2026.
Presentation of the empirical research and methodological framework of the project Conversions and Ruptures: Epistemic Strategies in Latvian Philosophy during the Soviet Period (1944–1991), including preliminary findings from interviews with Latvian philosophers about their experiences of the Soviet period.
2023
Interview, Latvijas Televīzija, Rīta Panorāma, “A Major Study of Latvian Philosopher Jēkabs Osis Published” (“Izdod apjomīgu pētījumu par latviešu filozofu Jēkabu Osi”), 2023.
Interview about the publication of the monograph Persona un personālisms: pārdzīvojot ideālisma sabrukumu: pirmā latviešu filosofa Jēkaba Oša dzīve un uzskati.
Watch the interview https://www.lsm.lv/raksts/dzive--stils/tehnologijas-un-zinatne/izdod-apjomigu-petijumu-par-latviesu-filozofu-jekabu-osi.a495752/
Interview, TV3, “Philosophers in the KGB Cellars: ‘Thinking Is Forbidden!’” (“Domāt aizliegts! Filozofi čekas pagrabos”), 2023.
Interview about the public discussion exploring the stories and fates of intellectual dissidents in Latvia during the Soviet period.
Watch the interview https://play.tv3.lv/video/video-1/stura-maja-notiks-filozofu-saruna-domat-aizliegts-filozofi-cekas-pagrabos-6420635/
Science Café, LAMPA, “Grave Stories” (“Kapiņu stāsti”), 2023.
Public discussion on changing burial and cemetery traditions in Latvia, bringing together perspectives from philosophy, literary studies, and communication studies. Moderated by Andris Hiršs.