The LibParlor Podcast

Nov 08 2024 8 ep. 41 mins 10
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The LibParlor Podcast is an open peer review podcast for information professionals interested in a feminist, care-based approach to research.

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Ep. 06: An open peer review about scholarly podcasting with author Amber Sewell, reviewer Hannah McGregor, and guest host Lori Beckstead

Nov 08 2024 62 mins  
In this open peer review episode, host Amber Sewell offers up another of her articles, this time for a special issue of Journal of Electronic Publishing, for discussion. Her article about scholarly podcasting is reviewed by Hannah McGregor, who brings years of experience with the medium as a creator, producer, and scholar. Lori Beckstead returns as guest host to facilitate this pro

Ep. 05: Researching as an MLIS student

Jun 17 2024 47 mins  
In this episode, we chat with recently graduated MLIS student Carrieann Cahall about their experience leading a research project while still getting their degree, how well their coursework prepared them (or didn’t) for academic research, and how the process has shaped her outlook on her future as an academic librarian. Guest: Carrieann Cahall (she/they) is a Teaching and Learnin

Ep. 04: Collaborative autoethnography as research method

Apr 26 2024 37 mins  
Description: In this episode, we talk with a team from New York University who have recently published on using collaborative autoethnography as a research method. We learn about how the team chose to implement this practice, lessons learned, and tips for information professionals interested in pursuing autoethnography themselves. Access the transcript. Guests: Dawn Cadogan (she/he

Ep. 03: Open peer review in LIS with Emily Ford

Jan 12 2024 39 mins  
In this Parlor Chat, we talk with Emily Ford about her experiences and research on open peer review. We chat about how open peer review helps us re-envision peer review as an act of community, how it can help with reviewer imposter syndrome, and how to address challenges that an open peer review model can face with regard to equity. *As a disclaimer, this episode was recorded and

Ep. 02: CLAPS 2022, Introducing The LibParlor Podcast: An Open Peer Review Podcast for Information Professionals

Sep 29 2023 32 mins  
For those who didn’t hear the pre-conference podcast Amber and guest Charissa Powell created for the Critical Librarianship & Pedagogy Symposium last year, we are featuring it in The LibParlor Podcast stream! This episode is a behind the scenes look at the creation of the podcast, as well as what it was like to record the first open peer review episode. Show notes: Open Pe

Ep. 01: A chat with the Library Writing Cooperative.

Jul 20 2023 34 mins  
In this Parlor Chat, our episodes about demystifying research and scholarship processes, Amber sits down with the Library Writing Cooperative, a group of librarians who have created a space for library workers to share their work and ideas. We’ll learn about how they got started, their First Draft Matchmaker Program, and get a tease about their next initiative, National Article W

Ep. 00: Building an augmented reality game for academic libraries with Amber Sewell, reviewer Charissa Powell, and guest host Lori Beckstead.

Sep 15 2022 76 mins  
In this pilot episode, host Amber Sewell offers up her instructional design case study about building an augmented reality learning experience at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville for discussion. Peer reviewer Charissa Powell gives her critiques and suggestions, and guest host Lori Beckstead provides valuable perspective from outside the discipline. Lori Beckstead is the co-ho

Announcing The LibParlor Podcast!

Sep 07 2022 3 mins  
Welcome to The LibParlor Podcast, an open peer review podcast for information professionals interested in a feminist, care-based approach to research. Hosted by Amber Sewell and produced in collaboration with The Librarian Parlor, full-length episodes will feature researchers undergoing open peer review, while minisodes will further the aim of demystifying the process behind schola