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Humans of Libraryland: the Desk Set
Oct. 27th, 2018 11:01 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
froodleWhats up and welcome to Humans of Libraryland, the weblog collection the place you possibly can study concerning the individuals who work in your public library.
This can be a particular version of the collection to have fun the première of KCLS’s first ever podcast, which will function studying options, writer interviews, and far more. So let’s spend a while attending to know the hosts of The Desk Set, Emily Calkins and Brittany Barrett from On-line Library Providers on the Service Middle!
HoL: What podcasts do you take heed to?
BB: I take heed to Name Your Girlfriend each week for a enjoyable, feminist tackle politics and popular culture. I’m additionally an enormous fan of 99% Invisible, which focuses on design and the constructed surroundings. As a social media supervisor, I actually respect Reply All, a present that describes itself as a “podcast about the internet.” There’s one thing very interesting about serialized fiction like Tanis and The Black Tapes too, particularly as somebody who grew up loving The X Files and Eerie, Indiana.
This can be a particular version of the collection to have fun the première of KCLS’s first ever podcast, which will function studying options, writer interviews, and far more. So let’s spend a while attending to know the hosts of The Desk Set, Emily Calkins and Brittany Barrett from On-line Library Providers on the Service Middle!
HoL: What podcasts do you take heed to?
BB: I take heed to Name Your Girlfriend each week for a enjoyable, feminist tackle politics and popular culture. I’m additionally an enormous fan of 99% Invisible, which focuses on design and the constructed surroundings. As a social media supervisor, I actually respect Reply All, a present that describes itself as a “podcast about the internet.” There’s one thing very interesting about serialized fiction like Tanis and The Black Tapes too, particularly as somebody who grew up loving The X Files and Eerie, Indiana.
