Earlier today I had the pleasure of providing a virtual talk on podcasting, scholarship, and public history. My talk focused on how podcasts can be forms of scholarship and outreach. I also spoke about my experience recording the Historical Reminiscents podcast. For folks interested, my slides and notes are up on Google Slides.
Gettin’ Air with Terry Green
I was recently a guest on the Gettin' Air with Terry Green podcast. Gettin' Air is all about technology-enabled and open learning practices in Ontario Post-Secondary Education. Terry and I had a great chat and we talked a bit about my work at the Shingwauk Residential Schools Centre, Active History, the eCampus Ontario Open Education … Continue reading Gettin’ Air with Terry Green
Historical Reminiscents EP 30: Podcasting As Scholarship
While attending the Canadian Historical Association annual meeting in Regina I attended a meetup for the Secret Feminist Agenda podcast. Part of this meetup included a launch of the open peer review of the podcast. This experience got me thinking about the scholarship behind podcasting. Can podcasts count as academic work? Do they need to … Continue reading Historical Reminiscents EP 30: Podcasting As Scholarship
CHA and Regina Extras
When I attend conferences I typically try to engage in a couple of activities outside of the conference programming. This usually means scoping out local museums, heritage sites, and art galleries. While in Regina I was able to squeeze in a few local sights and engage in some more general Congress programming in addition to … Continue reading CHA and Regina Extras
Announcing the Historical Reminiscents Podcast
If you know me chances are you also know I have serious feels about podcasts. I like them. A lot. For over a year I've been tossing around the idea of starting my own podcast. I went back and forth numerous times on what to create a podcast about - public history, fandom, or craft … Continue reading Announcing the Historical Reminiscents Podcast