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Guest: Philip Burrus, Burrus Intellectual Property Law Group
First broadcast Feb 18, 2022.
“Not a get-out-of-jail-free card.”
Guest: Liz Holdsworth of the Georgia Tech Library.
First broadcast November 22 2019.
“I deleted my Facebook to change my behavior.”
Image: ©2011 Braydon Fuller
Guest: Robin Fay aka GeorgiaWebGurl
First broadcast October 25 2019.
“I’m delighted to point out that sometimes that’s known as a graveyard shift.”
This treatise on climate change argues that we should just accept that our civilization is going to die. We might survive however, by remembering our cultural heritage. We discuss Scranton’s experience at war, as well as the variety of reactions to his claim that we should just confront our own mortality, even when we’re posting to social media.
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Part 1 of ROCKSTARS, BURNOUTS, AND SURVIVORS series.
First broadcast March 9 2018.
“The Well-Read Right Hand.”
First broadcast June 2 2017.
“I can sacrifice some of my values…”
Guests: Danielle Russell and Katrina Vandeven of the Women’s March on Washington Archives Project.
First broadcast February 3 2017.
“What do you want to remember about today?”
Guest: Karen Viars of the Georgia Tech Library.
First broadcast January 27 2017.
Playlist at https://www.wrek.org/2017/01/playlist-for-lost-in-the-stacks-from-friday-january-27th-fake-news-episode-331/
“Is that frustrating, or do you get jazzed up as an information professional?”
Guest: Robin Fay aka georgiawebgurl
First broadcast April 8 2016.
Playlist at http://www.oit.wrek.org/?p=14188
“Your data is always in danger of loss or corruption.”
