New episode on the feed! "This is a Fine Romance Novel" features an interview with Tati Richardson Pronounced (Tah-Tea) is also TM Richardson!, author of The Build Up (out from CarinaPress now) and host of Tati and Yaki's Season 6 is LIVE! about writing, reading, and diversifying romance novels. lostinthestacks.libsyn.com/episode-558-th…

New episode on the feed! We interviewed Lindsay Schubiner of the Western States Center (Western States Center) about their publication "Confronting White Nationalism in Libraries: A Toolkit" westernstatescenter.org/libraries lostinthestacks.libsyn.com/episode-559-th…

New episode on the feed! "What is the Disability Archives Lab?" features an interview with Grace Brilmyer Gracen Brilmyer of the Disability Archives Lab Disability Archives Lab on their work and research concerns. lostinthestacks.libsyn.com/episode-560-wh…

Our director was interviewed for the newest episode of Lost on the Stacks! Listen to Gracen talk about the founding of the Lab, some of our projects, & the magic we’ve got planned—in addition to some tunes! 📝 transcript coming soon! 📝

New episode on the podcast feed! "There is a New Metadata Intern in the Office" features another visit from Robin Fay, RobinNA, talking about AI, metadata creation, and trust. lostinthestacks.libsyn.com/episode-561-th…

Tune in to WREK 91.1 FM at noon EDT to hear Catherine Manci @MissManci of the Georgia Tech Library and Clough Commons and Anna Doll of RCW Paper Museum talk about Tech's Tactile Thursdays. There's so much joy in paper! 91.1 FM in Atlanta or streaming at wrek.org worldwide.

New episode on the podcast feed! "Tech's Tactile Thursday Talk" features guests from the Georgia Tech Library Georgia Tech Library and Clough Commons and the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking RCW Paper Museum talking about their series of workshops on paper arts. lostinthestacks.libsyn.com/episode-562-te…

Excellent conversation ( and great format) on using AI for cataloguing in libraries

New episode on the feed! "Pump the Brakes" gets a little personal about achievement culture, slow librarianship, and the Chipmunks. lostinthestacks.libsyn.com/episode-563-pu…

New episode on the podcast feed -- a real summer chat show about AI and its possible futures in librarianship and higher education. lostinthestacks.libsyn.com/episode-564-as…

New episode on the podcast feed! "Artificially Augmenting Higher Education" is a discussion of how AI can be a good thing in teaching. We also discuss animals being caught on camera traps. lostinthestacks.libsyn.com/episode-565-ar…

New episode on the feed! "Technical Services Represent!" features a (relatively) new member of the Georgia Tech Library faculty, Stephanie Galipeau, talking about resource acquisitions, technical services, and teamwork. lostinthestacks.libsyn.com/episode-569-te…

Hi Dahlia Lithwick you might enjoy this SCOTUS-adjacent bit of fun from our library radio show: directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/…

A subject near and dear to the show, with a past guest: Archives in the Anthropocene sr.ithaka.org/blog/archives-… via Ithaka S+R

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Last week's episode is on the podcast feed! It's a free cut, so we played what we wanted to play and talked about what we wanted to talk about. directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/…

Join the Library and Lost in the Stacks the one and only Research Library Rock'n'Roll show, Tuesday, Sept. 19, for a live podcast taping concerning the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill exhibit: ow.ly/gSpz50PIWmU

Great time Georgia Tech Library and Clough Commons sitting in on Lost in the Stacks podcast about the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill exhibit. We hold papers from the company in the Georgia Tech Archives, which some of our professors have used for instructional purposes. Visit the exhibit! b.gatech.edu/44UCpW0