A podcast exploring digital scholarship and our relationship with the digital realm. Hosted by SUNY Buffalo Digital Scholarship Librarian Natalia Estrada
Marianne Moore (1887-1972) was a poet who lived a life so full and varied, she kept notebooks to keep track of thoughts and day-to-day observations. Professor Cristanne Miller, a specialist of American female poets, wanted to make those notebooks more accessible. Natalia sits with Cris to talk about Moore's interest in baseball, how many people it takes to get digitized notebooks on the internet, and how we can get a proposal for a sport poet laureate going.
Stacy Snyder started library school around the same time the World Wide Web was getting started. In our pilot episode, Natalia talks to Stacy about this has led to a widely unexpected career path. We also talk about minimal computing, questionable online universities, and whether Natalia can say the word "cognizant."