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by Digital Humanities Center

9 episodes
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Podcast Overview

<p><strong>CHAT DHC</strong> is the podcast that talks about happenings in the <strong>Digital Humanities Center at San Diego State University Library</strong>. Episodes include live events at the <strong>DHC</strong> as well as conversations among Digital Humanities Team and friends.</p>

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Publishing Since

11/7/2025

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Recent Episodes

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May 7, 2026

2025-2026 Final Episode

<p>In the final <strong>CHAT DHC </strong>episode of 2025-2026 the Digital Humanities Center staff take turns asking and answering questions of each other. Enjoy this very insightful episode.</p><p>Individual segments produced by A<strong>lexis Curtis, Iris Cosgrove, Ani Yeghoyan, Tyler Granger, Raine Porath, Sofia Dell'Aquila, Brooklyn Longueira,</strong> and <strong>Sydney Bowen.</strong></p><p>Episode produced by <strong>Brooklyn Longueira</strong> and <strong>Sydney Bowen</strong></p><p>Episode art by <strong>Sydney Bowen</strong></p>

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April 23, 2026

The Book Transforms

<p>This special episode of <strong>CHAT DHC</strong> we listen to SDSU English and Comparative Literature Professor <strong>Jessica Pressman</strong> and <strong>Amaranth Borsuk </strong>in a talk that asks you to think strategically about the history and future of literature and language, the book and digital platforms for poetics. This episode was captured at the recent HUMTech event at the Digital Humanities Center at San Diego State University Library. </p><p>Episode cover art by Sydney Bowen</p>

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April 7, 2026

Building the World's First AI Genome

<p>This special episode of <strong>CHAT DHC </strong>is a conversation with <strong>Brian Hie</strong>, Stanford professor and lead of the <strong>Evo Project</strong> whose work sits at the frontier of artificial intelligence and biology and <strong>Todd Butler,</strong> Dean of College of Arts and Letters at San Diego State University. This episode was captured at the recent <strong>HUMTech </strong>event at the <strong>Digital Humanities Center at San Diego State University Library.</strong></p><p>Cover art by <strong>Tyler Granger</strong></p>

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What is CHAT DHC?
<p><strong>CHAT DHC</strong> is the podcast that talks about happenings in the <strong>Digital Humanities Center at San Diego State University Library</strong>. Episodes include live events at the <strong>DHC</strong> as well as conversations among Digital Humanities Team and friends.</p>
How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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