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Great time @GTLibrary sitting in on @LibraryRadio podcast about the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill exhibit. We hold papers from the company in the @GeorgiaTech Archives, which some of our professors have used for instructional purposes. Visit the exhibit! https://t.co/Ds0Z1Ayngd

Join the Library and @LibraryRadio 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: https://t.co/NnZGr3IQcd

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. https://t.co/uM2jc9TfEh

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. https://t.co/uM2jc9TfEh

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A subject near and dear to the show, with a past guest: Archives in the Anthropocene https://t.co/ZOTp3lf8PQ via @IthakaSR

Hi @Dahlialithwick you might enjoy this SCOTUS-adjacent bit of fun from our library radio show: https://t.co/EyZdECA1Gd

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.

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. https://t.co/LSaVmZNCeQ

New episode on the podcast feed -- a real summer chat show about AI and its possible futures in librarianship and higher education.

New episode on the feed! "Pump the Brakes" gets a little personal about achievement culture, slow librarianship, and the Chipmunks. https://t.co/SMyq5G6b5S

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

New episode on the podcast feed! "Tech's Tactile Thursday Talk" features guests from the Georgia Tech Library @GTLibrary and the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking @RCWMuseum talking about their series of workshops on paper arts. https://t.co/pxMFWD6VE5

Tune in to @WREK at noon EDT to hear Catherine Manci @MissManci of the @GTLibrary and Anna Doll of @RCWMuseum talk about Tech's Tactile Thursdays. There's so much joy in paper! 91.1 FM in Atlanta or streaming at https://t.co/6ckf6uOx5y worldwide.

New episode on the podcast feed! "There is a New Metadata Intern in the Office" features another visit from Robin Fay, @georgiawebgurl, talking about AI, metadata creation, and trust. https://t.co/bRjOP3XrzE

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 feed! "What is the Disability Archives Lab?" features an interview with Grace Brilmyer @gracenbrilz of the Disability Archives Lab @DisArchivesLab on their work and research concerns. https://t.co/mDNzAi4aV1

New episode on the feed! We interviewed Lindsay Schubiner of the Western States Center (@WStatesCenter) about their publication "Confronting White Nationalism in Libraries: A Toolkit" https://t.co/0UbK1OfaVa https://t.co/AiR0ga3r8O

New episode on the feed! "This is a Fine Romance Novel" features an interview with Tati Richardson @RichardWritesOn, author of The Build Up (out from @CarinaPress now) and host of @RomanceNColour about writing, reading, and diversifying romance novels. https://t.co/1ccW7t3G1u