
Every Friday, librarians and archivists from the Georgia Tech Library pick a theme and free-associate an hour of music, interviews, and library talk.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 452 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTechnology | |||

For an Introduce Yourself show, a systems librarian discusses the many facets of his professional identity and the points of intersection for librarianship and information technology in his job.
Guest: Thomas Waters, Library Systems Technologist a... more
A professor of AI from Georgia Tech joins the show to discuss synthetic data, AI training on its own output, and other potential conundrums in the ongoing saga of AI in the sciences.
Guest: Dr. Mark Riedl of the School of Interactive Computing, Dir... more
For this episode of the GT Library Guidebook series, the show team talks about room G201 in the Georgia Tech Library, also known as the Microfilm Reading Room, and reflects on old media, libraries, and small hidden spaces.
Part XV of The GT Library... more
The three assistant deans of the Georgia Tech Library join the show to talk about their jobs, responsibilities, and aspirations in their leadership roles.
Guests: Jay Forrest, Assistant Dean for Collections Strategy and Development; Dr. Mack Freema... more
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This is an awesome podcast for any librarians who love music as much as information.
I love the interesting topics and the musical interludes. Perfect blend!đź’•
Great music, interesting conversation- i always look forward to it.
As an academic librarian, this is my favorite library podcast. I learn something new nearly every week, I love the guests they choose for the show, and the entire crew is great. As a music lover, I appreciate the broad range of rock featured on the show--from oldies to contemporary bands. I love that the playlist is thematic and often assigned Library of Congress call numbers (how else would academic librarians identify groups of songs?). This show is an absolute joy to listen to. <3
I am a fan! They play great music while covering interesting themes from the world of libraries. Check it out!
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A lively, music-forward discussion anchored in library and archival topics, mixing approachable conversations with expert guests and a rotating cast of hosts. Episodes frequently explore themes in librarianship, digital curation, cataloging, and archives, while weaving in practical examples, historical context, and thoughtful humor. A standout aspect is the integration of scholarly and practical perspectives with a musical framings and pop culture nods, making complex library science topics accessible and entertaining for a broad audience. This show often features Georgia Tech Library personnel and collaborators, plus guest experts who illuminate niche areas like digital asset management, accessibility, and cataloging governance, giving pot... more
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1. Mark Riedl
2. Elizabeth Keefley
3. Jay Forrest
4. Dr. Mack Freeman
5. Lisa Grimm
6. Elizabeth Keathley
7. Steve Albini
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