
librarypunk is a leftist library worker podcast.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationPoliticsNews | |||

We’re talking about that bad article on critical confabulations in archives. We talk about history as a process, the archive, gaps in our knowledge, language as a conveyor of reality, and The Watermelon Woman.
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Our second live show! Only Justin could make it to ALA but we’ve got THREE great guests plus very good audience questions. We talk about AI through discourse analysis, refusal, STS, and more.
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Radical Infrastructure | University of California Press luminosoa.org/books/m/10.1525/luminos.261 (Open Access)
Radical Infrastructure 2023 paper: Radical Infrastructures NMS - BRITT S. PARIS
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We’re back after a break! We’re talking about our backburner episodes. Episodes we haven’t gotten to yet, guests we’d like to have on. Also: the AI booing at commencements which was very funny.
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Just found this by chance, and after only two episodes I’m loving it.
I hope it continues for a few hundred more episodes.
Cool podcast, thanks for recording.
Really enjoyed the episode on prison libraries. Different then in “library” at my federal institution. Thank you for the information.
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A left-leaning library worker show that centers on labor, governance, and technology within libraries. Episodes frequently explore union organizing, budget advocacy, censorship, AI ethics, and digital access, often featuring librarians, educators, and activists as guests. The conversations mix practical organizing tactics with broader critiques of information policy, making it valuable for listeners who want actionable ideas, case studies, and provocative takes on the future of libraries and knowledge access.
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librarypunk launched 5 years ago and published 169 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. Sarah Apadoo
2. Kay Slater
3. Emily Zerretter
4. Britt Paris
5. Abby Emerson
6. Steph Noell
7. Jonny Saunders
8. Jez Cope
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