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Pop Records: the call was coming from inside the archive...

Here's what happens when you think one way about a topic...and then some sh*t goes down [https://www.columbiaspectator.com/news/2024/06/26/a-columbia-archivist-took-art-from-the-gaza-solidarity-encampment-students-are-demanding-space-to-archive-their-movement-in-return/]that makes you think another way about that same topic. 🤡 Please share your thoughts and feedback [https://tiny.cc/popsurvey] on season one!

Pop Records: House Music, Sampling, and the Archival Hustle!

Calling all house heads! This week on Pop Records, we're diving deep into the world of house music and the ethical minefield of sampling. Join host Kimberly Springer and her "sparky friend" music producer Gavin Bradley [https://www.gavinbradley.com/] as they explore: * The history of house music and its reliance on samples. * The thin line between creative expression and artistic theft. * Who gets paid when you "borrow" from the archive? * The ethics of getting people on the dance floor. Is sampling a celebration of musical heritage or an exploitative practice? We'll break it down with beats, knowledge, and a healthy dose of debate. Plus, get ready to groove! This episode and the show annotations [https://kimberlyspringer.com/annotations/] are guaranteed to get your feet moving while sparking some serious thought.

Pop Records: Is Therapy Going Pop? Diagnoses in Your Playlist and the Body as an Archive

Is therapy leaking into your Spotify? This episode of Pop Records explores the curious trend of music fans using pop lyrics to explain their mental health struggles. We're diving deep with Dr. Brittany Heins, a practicing psychiatrist, to explore: * Pop culture's portrayal of mental health (spoiler alert: it's often wrong!) * The secret archive hidden within a psychiatric diagnosis * Why normalizing mental health talk might not be enough * How our bodies hold the stories of our mental health journeys Dr. Heins will also dissect some cringe-worthy pop culture therapy scenes, and also we'll spotlight some that might move the conversation forward! This episode is NOT your typical therapy session, but it will make you rethink mental health, music, and the archive we all carry within us. And visit the show annotations [https://kimberlyspringer.com/annotations/] for free--no co-pay!. Pop Records: Available wherever you get your podcasts!

Pop Records: To Digitize or Not to Digitize? That is the Archival Question!

Do you ever feel like you're constantly hitting delete? Archival curator Kimberly Springer does – especially when it comes to the pressure to digitize everything! But what happens when we run out of storage space? Who gets to decide what stays and what goes? This episode of Pop Records dives deep into the digital dilemma facing archives today. Our guest, Paul Conway, Associate Professor Emeritus of Information Studies, joins Kimberly to explore: * The risks and rewards of digitization * The ethical considerations of putting archival materials online * How to preserve cultural heritage in the digital age * Lessons from folk music's ethos of "gifting" for a more expansive approach to access Feeling overwhelmed by the "delete key of the future"? Tune in for a hopeful discussion about evolving archives and keeping our cultural treasures alive! Plus, a healthy dose of the heebee-jeebies as we confront The Ghost of Information Loss! Don't miss this episode of Pop Records! And visit our show annotations [https://kimberlyspringer.com/annotations/] for interesting deep cuts. Available wherever you get your podcasts.

Pop Records: Who Gets Away With Murder? The Archive Tells All

Ever wonder how history gets documented? Think it's just dusty old documents? Think again! Pop Records explores the fascinating intersection of pop culture and archives, the hidden world that shapes our understanding of the past. Join host Kimberly Springer, a curator and pop culture enthusiast, as she unpacks the world of archives with a twist. From Nick Cage's epic National Treasure heists to the dystopian archives of Margaret Atwood, Pop Records reveals how pop culture reflects the power (and pitfalls) of record-keeping. This episode features a conversation with David Wallace, a brilliant researcher-archivist, a vinyl collector, and a fan of The Grateful Dead and Star Trek's archiving capabilities. Together, Kimberly and David dive into the forces shaping what gets documented and who gets held accountable. Plus, a sneak peek into the upcoming season: learn the secret language of archives! This episode also explores: * The impact of record-keeping on public health crises. * How pop culture references archives (you might be surprised!) * Why archives matter in the digital age. Pop Records: It's not as dope as your grandma's archives, but this podcast comes close. Ready to unlock the secrets of the past hidden in plain sight? Subscribe to Pop Records today and check out the show annotations [https://kimberlyspringer.com/annotations/]! You'll never look at the your receipts and records the same way again.