Loading...

PODCAST

Archives in Context

Society of American Archivists

Archives in Context is a podcast about archives and the people behind them. Members of the podcast team include Mary Caldera, Adreonna Bennett, Conor Casey, Lauren Kata, Emily Mathay, Camila Zorrilla Tessler, Carmela Furio, Kate Greenberg, and Hannah Stryker. All opinions expressed in this podcast are our own and are not reflective of a particular institution.

0

All Episodes

22:46

Season 2, Episode 5: Teresa Brinati

Archives in Context ·

2019/09/24

The Society of American Archivists has a remarkably robust publications program. Providing continuity behind-the-scenes is the director of publishing Teresa Brinati, who gives a guided tour of the wide-ranging program and invites archivists of all experience levels to imagine themselves as authors and to find their place within SAA’s suite of digital and print publications. … Continue reading Season 2, Episode 5: Teresa Brinati

en-US

26:52

Season 2, Episode 4: Davia Nelson

Archives in Context ·

2019/09/24

In this bonus episode, we meet Davia Nelson (left), one half of The Kitchen Sisters along with Nikki Silva. Their podcast, The Keepers, spotlights activist archivists, rogue librarians, curators, collectors, historians and other keepers of culture. Because of their work, The Kitchen Sisters received SAA’s 2019 J. Franklin Jameson Archival Advocacy Award. Learn how The … Continue reading Season 2, Episode 4: Davia Nelson

en-US

21:08

Season 2, Episode 3: Christine Weideman and Mary Caldera

Archives in Context ·

2019/09/24

What values do you hold dear as an archivist and why? In this episode, Christine Weideman, director of manuscripts and archives at Yale University Library, and Mary Caldera, head of arrangement and description at Yale University Library, talk about their new book, Archival Values: Essays in Honor of Mark A. Greene. Both Mary and Chris reflect … Continue reading Season 2, Episode 3: Christine Weideman and Mary Caldera

en-US

29:42

Season 2, Episode 2: Laura Millar

Archives in Context ·

2019/09/24

We live in an age where evidence and facts matter more than ever. Laura Millar, an independent consultant in records, archives, and information management and in publishing and distance education, discusses the “evidence crisis” and the urgency of all citizens to share a vested interest in preservation and access to archival evidence in her new … Continue reading Season 2, Episode 2: Laura Millar

en-US

24:36

Season 2, Episode 1: Peter Wosh

Archives in Context ·

2019/09/24

SAA Fellow Peter Wosh, editor of the Archival Fundamental Series III and former director of the Archives/Public History Program at New York University, kicks off the second season of Archives in Context. Peter discusses his path to archival work and the ways that teaching changed his understanding of archival practice. He also reveals the process … Continue reading Season 2, Episode 1: Peter Wosh

en-US

25:20

Episode 7: Dominique Luster

Archives in Context ·

2019/01/28

Dominique Luster, Teenie Harris archivist at the Carnegie Museum of Art, discusses her TED Talk and her role in building community to better steward a large photographic collection documenting African American life in mid-twentieth century Pittsburgh. Her experiences in cleaning up “dirty data” and her thoughts on archivists’ understanding of professionalism round out the conversation. … Continue reading Episode 7: Dominique Luster

en-US

20:33

Episode 6: Anthony Cocciolo

Archives in Context ·

2019/01/28

Anthony Cocciolo, dean of the Pratt Institute School of Information, speaks about his award-winning book, Moving Image and Sound Collections for Archivists. He discusses his inspiration for the book and explains how his recommendations can be realized even in small archival programs. He also shares his thoughts on archival outreach for audiovisual and other archival … Continue reading Episode 6: Anthony Cocciolo

en-US

22:56

Episode 5: Karen Trivette

Archives in Context ·

2019/01/28

Karen Trivette, head of special collections and archives at the Fashion Institute of Technology, provides a behind-the-scenes look at An Archivist’s Tale (a podcast produced by Karen and her husband, archivist Geof Huth), tells her own archival origin story, and talks about her passion for sharing archival and special collections materials. Episode Extras … Continue reading Episode 5: Karen Trivette

en-US

25:47

Episode 4: A Finding Aid to My Soul

Archives in Context ·

2019/01/28

Listen to four compelling stories from the archives in this selection from A Finding Aid to My Soul, the open-mic storytelling event at ARCHIVES*RECORDS 2018, sponsored by SAA’s Committee on Public Awareness (COPA) and emceed by COPA member Chris Burns, University of Vermont. Storytellers are Petrina Jackson, head of Special Collections and University Archives, Iowa State … Continue reading Episode 4: A Finding Aid to My Soul

en-US

52:10

Episode 3: Michelle Caswell

Archives in Context ·

2019/01/28

Michelle Caswell talks about her research for the book Archiving the Unspeakable: Silence, Memory, and the Photographic Record in Cambodia, the history of the bureaucratic recordkeeping regime of the Khmer Rouge, and the ways in which these photographs are both testaments of archival silence and agency.

en-US

20:36

Episode 2: Cal Lee

Archives in Context ·

2019/01/28

Cal Lee, professor at the School of Information and Library Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and editor of American Archivist, shares his vision for the journal, advice in writing for peer-reviewed journals, and strategic ways to get involved in professional associations.

en-US

27:24

Episode 1: Kären M. Mason

Archives in Context ·

2019/01/28

Kären Mason, curator at the Iowa Women’s Archives, discusses her passion for women’s collections, the role of women’s archives in contemporary archival practice, and SAA's 2018 One Book, One Profession selection, Perspectives on Women’s Archives.

en-US

52 results

Similar Podcasts

Soul Seekers Podcast

Johnny Mack

La Vie de Autism

Katelyn Martin

Totally That Stupid – Car Geekdom, and a little bit of life.

Jonathan Bush/Reed Hitchcock

Story-Power

Lucinda Sage-Midgorden

The Cult Of Tea And Dice » Podcasts