Episode
Part Two: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
41:34
Published: Thu Dec 13 2018
Description
In the last episode, we discussed talked mostly about the history of the Andaman islands in general, and not North Sentinel Island specifically. In Part Two, Robert is joined again by Andrew Ti (Yo Is This Racist) to discuss the Sentinel Island in detail. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chapters
The history of North Sentinel Island and the Andaman Islands is discussed, including stories involving Hitler, British soldiers, and the failed interactions of the British Raj with the natives.
00:00 - 04:27 (04:27)
Summary
The history of North Sentinel Island and the Andaman Islands is discussed, including stories involving Hitler, British soldiers, and the failed interactions of the British Raj with the natives.
EpisodePart Two: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Even the man who once disturbed the Sentinelese eventually believed that they should be left alone and uncontacted.
04:27 - 08:24 (03:56)
Summary
Even the man who once disturbed the Sentinelese eventually believed that they should be left alone and uncontacted. It is crucial to respect the wishes of these people to preserve their culture and prevent further harm.
EpisodePart Two: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The British empire decided that the Sentinelese's desire for solitude was clear and it would be messed up to interfere with them since they had never been good at gifts.
08:24 - 13:14 (04:50)
Summary
The British empire decided that the Sentinelese's desire for solitude was clear and it would be messed up to interfere with them since they had never been good at gifts.
EpisodePart Two: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
PodcastBehind the Bastards
This podcast delves into the story of North Sentinel Island and the efforts of scientists to make contact with its inhabitants.
13:14 - 18:32 (05:18)
Summary
This podcast delves into the story of North Sentinel Island and the efforts of scientists to make contact with its inhabitants. Despite being one of the last untouched tribes in the world, the Sentinelese have resisted contact with the outside world for thousands of years.
EpisodePart Two: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The podcast discusses the speculation surrounding Koh Tao and its seemingly paradise-like appearance, as well as the misconception of "Stone Age" immune systems.
18:32 - 24:26 (05:53)
Summary
The podcast discusses the speculation surrounding Koh Tao and its seemingly paradise-like appearance, as well as the misconception of "Stone Age" immune systems.
EpisodePart Two: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The Sentinelese people have been living in isolation for centuries, with little to no contact with the outside world.
24:26 - 27:13 (02:47)
Summary
The Sentinelese people have been living in isolation for centuries, with little to no contact with the outside world. Despite efforts from missionaries and researchers to establish contact, the tribe has repeatedly communicated their desire to remain uncontacted.
EpisodePart Two: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The death of John Allen Chow, a Christian missionary killed by the Sentinelese people while trying to spread Christianity, has brought attention to the existence of the isolated tribe.
27:13 - 32:39 (05:25)
Summary
The death of John Allen Chow, a Christian missionary killed by the Sentinelese people while trying to spread Christianity, has brought attention to the existence of the isolated tribe. This podcast reflects on the ethical dilemma of contacting these uncontacted tribes and the consequences of ignoring their isolation.
EpisodePart Two: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The Sentinelese people have been clear on their wish to be left alone, but tour companies still run safaris through their jungle every day and wealthy tourists pay police to make the women dance for their amusement, causing outrage and a travel ban on tourist use.
32:39 - 37:12 (04:32)
Summary
The Sentinelese people have been clear on their wish to be left alone, but tour companies still run safaris through their jungle every day and wealthy tourists pay police to make the women dance for their amusement, causing outrage and a travel ban on tourist use. It is estimated that barely more than a dozen, but as many as 400 or 500 people may still remain on the island, which is so dense and little is known about its interior.
EpisodePart Two: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The wrong message can be received from missionary work, and it's hard to prevent without people questioning their beliefs and being horrified at the potential harm they can cause.
37:12 - 41:22 (04:10)
Summary
The wrong message can be received from missionary work, and it's hard to prevent without people questioning their beliefs and being horrified at the potential harm they can cause.
EpisodePart Two: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Koh Tao Island, a picturesque destination in Thailand, has seen dozens of tourist deaths over the past 20 years, resulting in a cloud of mystery and suspicion surrounding the island's safety.
41:22 - 43:26 (02:04)
Summary
Koh Tao Island, a picturesque destination in Thailand, has seen dozens of tourist deaths over the past 20 years, resulting in a cloud of mystery and suspicion surrounding the island's safety.