cardiCast 101 – A mammoth socially-distanced move with Jennifer McNair and Claire O’Meara
Collection Managers Jennifer McNair and Claire O’Meara discuss the challenges of relocating a museum during pandemic lockdowns, highlighting the complexities of such a large-scale project.
28 May 2025
cardiCast 100 – Charm Watts, mammoth moves at the Powerhouse
Charm Watts, Manager, Collection Logistics, Powerhouse, details the complex process of relocating a vast museum collection to a new storage facility in this interview episode.
14 May 2025
cardiCast 99 – Neville Quick on mammoth logistics
In this episode of cardiCast – the first in a three-part series on “mammoth moves” – Neville Quick, Manager Collection Storage and Logistics at Museums Victoria, talks Mammoth collection storage moves, on the scale of moving an entire museum. Nev is well respected in the museum sector, working in collection storage and logistics for 30 […]
5 Sept 2024
cardiCash & cardiCord
Hi cardies, we’re doing a fundraiser, or ‘the Great newCardigan September Donation Drive’ to use its full name. We haven’t run a fundraiser in almost four years. We’ve drawn down our funds, reduced our costs, and relied on a small number of regular and ad-hoc donors – thank you, we appreciate you a lot! However, […]
27 Aug 2024
cardiCast 98 – Eleanor Colla on newsletters and GLAM Twitter
In our last episode in our GLAM after Twitter series, Hugh speaks with Eleanor Colla about email newsletters, Twitter, professional communication and identity, and the separation between “work” and “career”. Eleanor has worked in tertiary research libraries across Australia since 2016, but has recently left the GLAM sector to see what being a project manager […]
13 Aug 2024
cardiCast 97 – Mita Williams on blogging and Twitter
In the third in our GLAM after Twitter series, Hugh speaks with Mita Williams about blogging, the impact of social media on the blogosphere, and the future of GLAM blogging. Librarian of Things43 FoldersAus GLAMR – blogsPower Law (Wikipedia)In the Library with the Lead PipeReclaim HostingJason KottkeMetaFilter Theme Music by Professor Kliq – ‘Work at […]
30 Jul 2024
cardiCast 96 – Sae Ra Germaine and Conferences after Twitter
In the second in our GLAM After Twitter series, Hugh speaks to Sae Ra Germaine, Deputy CEO of CAVAL, volunteering addict, and conference organiser. Sae Ra has run over twenty conferences both in the technology and GLAM communities, and the overlap between them. Sae Ra talks about the differences between community and corporate conferences, the […]
16 Jul 2024
cardiCast 95 – Alissa McCulloch and Library Twitter
Hugh speaks with Alissa McCulloch about what it was like to develop a professional identity at the height of “Library Twitter”. What was it that made the experience so intoxicating, and so powerful? What did it do for the Australian library profession? And what dangers were already lurking there, unnoticed? Alissa is a metadata strategist […]
2 Jul 2024
New cardiCast series – What’s next after GLAM Twitter?
For a few years, Twitter was the place to be if you wanted to keep up with the latest professional developments in GLAM. But just like the saying about going bankrupt, Twitter got worse “slowly, and then suddenly”. In our upcoming series we will talk to four GLAM workers about what made GLAM Twitter so […]
21 May 2024
cardiCast 94 – Ray Langenfelds: Kennaook/Cape Grim Air Archive
Our special series on bespoke and unusual GLAM collections continues, with Ray Langenfelds from CSIRO’s Aspendale atmospheric science laboratories. Ray spoke with Hugh Rundle about the Kennaook/Cape Grim Air Archive – how it started, the surprising back-story of the canisters used to store the original samples, and why this very unusual archive is so important […]
7 May 2024
cardiCast 93 – Sarah Quiroz: International Culinary Center
For this encore presentation we have reached back into the cardiCast archive to an interview we originally broadcast back in 2017. Justine Hanna interviews culinary librarian Sarah Quiroz on site at the International Culinary Center (ICC) in New York City. The ICC is no longer accepting enrolments, but the dream of managing an enormous library […]
23 Apr 2024
cardiCast 92 – The Aftel Archive of Curious Scents, with Mandy Aftel
Clare Presser interviews museum owner, writer and perfumer, Mandy Aftel. Nestled in Berkeley, California, the Aftel Archive of Curious Scents is a micro museum that offers a unique olfactory experience curated by Mandy Aftel, a renowned figure in natural perfumery. With exhibits ranging from rare botanicals to ancient artifacts, the museum invites visitors to explore […]
10 Apr 2024
cardiCast – Did Someone Say ‘Reboot’?
After a 12 month break (almost to the day), we are are getting back in game with a bit of a reboot to cardiCast. Shorter seasons that focus on specialist subjects and a touch of project development time in-between. Good quality conversations that, hopefully, spark community conversation with a framework that will allow a little […]
28 Apr 2023
cardiCast 91 – Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility in Open Education, with Nikki Andersen
Hugh Rundle interviews Open Education practitioner Nikki Andersen. Nikki is the editor of Enhancing Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility (IDEA) in Open Educational Resources (OER), identifies as disabled and Deaf, and speaks nationally about issues relating to diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility. She has received several awards including the USQ Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in […]
18 Dec 2022
cardiCast 90 – the Importance of Mobile Libraries with Librarian and Branch Driver, Jocelyn
Clare took a trip out to Anglesea and had a chat with Jocelyn, who was working on the Bellarine and Surf Coast Mobile Library branch of the Geelong Regional Library Corporation. Between some squeaks and creaks, they discuss the joys and challenges of offering a service like the Mobile Library. A small cast of local […]
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