librarypunk is a leftist library worker podcast.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 156 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsEducation |
This week we have Kay back on to talk about AI and what the refusal of AI means in terms of library practice and theory.
Bsky: @kslater.bsky.social
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Kay’s article in Library Trends: Against AI: Critical Refusal in the Library
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This week we’re talking with Young Adult author and children’s librarian Hal to talk about hir new book, vampires, monstrosity, the Old Internet, and the publishing landscape.
Pre-order Fawn’s Blood here: www.sevenstories.com/books/4753-fawn... more
This week we’re talking about workers’ inquiry with the Blue Bottle Independent Union for cafe workers! Learn about workers’ inquiry, organization, and how you can do it too!
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Part 1 (on what cafe workers think and do while at work):... more
Recording of our first ever live show! Guests Alison and Jennie talk with us about organizing, contracts, AI nonsense, updates, and more! You don’t want to miss the audience participation either!
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Content spans various themes pertinent to library work, advocacy, and the intersection of culture with politics. The podcast frequently discusses issues like censorship, particularly concerning LGBTQ materials, library funding, and the role of libraries in the community amidst rising hostility toward public institutions. Engaging discussions often feature guest experts from different fields including education, publishing, and labor rights, providing multifaceted perspectives on contemporary challenges faced by libraries. This show is especially appealing to those interested in labor activism, social justice, cultural representation, and the evolution of library services in a changing political landscape.
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librarypunk launched 5 years ago and published 156 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on librarypunk include:
1. Kay Slater
2. Hal Schrieve
3. David Demchuk
4. Kelly Jensen
5. Rachel Fleming
6. Mike Nason
7. Jennie Rose Halperin
8. Katherine Witzig
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