New Books Network Podcast

The editors of the Trans and Gender Diverse Voices in Libraries book (me, Stephen Kruger, and Kalani Keahi Adolpho) recently appeared on the New Books Network Podcast to discuss the book. A huge thank you to Jen Hoyer for the invitation and for hosting us. You can listen to the podcast here: https://newbooksnetwork.com/trans-and-gender-diverse-voices-in-lis

Listening and Reading – Thunder Bay

Change written in neon lights

Last week after a two year investigation, the Office of the Independent Police Review Director released its review on the relationship between Indigenous people and the Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS). The full 208 page report, "Broken Truth: Indigenous People and the Thunder Bay Policy Service," is worth taking the time to read and reflect … Continue reading Listening and Reading – Thunder Bay

Listening – Missing & Murdered: Finding Cleo

Samsung phone with white headphone, Google Play image on screen

Earlier in March season two of the CBC Missing & Murdered podcast launched.  Written and hosted by journalist Connie Walker, Missing & Murdered is an investigative style podcast focused on the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Season one, which aired in 2016, focused on the life and death of Alberta Williams, who was … Continue reading Listening – Missing & Murdered: Finding Cleo

Listening: You’ve Got This

I've recently started listening to You've Got This a weekly academic and higher education focused podcast.  The podcast is produced and created by Dr. Katie Linder. The podcast covers a whole range of topics including productivity, writing, grading, teaching strategies, and lots of other good material. Despite not being a faculty member the issues tackled … Continue reading Listening: You’ve Got This

Archives As Activism: The Case of Residential Schools

I'm on a podcast! Given my obsession with listening to podcasts it might not be surprising that I'm very excited to have been part of a podcast recording. Recently Scott Neigh of Talking Radical Radio interviewed Skylee-Storm Hogan and I about the Shingwauk Residential Schools Centre, activism and archives, and more broadly about documenting social … Continue reading Archives As Activism: The Case of Residential Schools

Listening: Historically Yours Podcast

My podcast listening has changed drastically over the past couple of months - mainly because I'm no longer spending two hours a day in the car.  I've become a bit more selective in what I listen to and I've also changed up when I'm listening.  I'm now spending more time listening to podcasts while at … Continue reading Listening: Historically Yours Podcast