The Voices
Interviews, podcasts, video, oral histories, profiles, and recovered conversations documenting what other people know, practice, remember, adapt, and transmit. This lane treats interview media as folkloristic fieldwork: primary documentation of living cultural knowledge, with attention to the informal practices, cultural meanings, memories, relationships, technologies, and forms of authority that formal accounts often miss.
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Digital Preservation of Documents at the Library of Congress
Kit Arrington explains how the Library of Congress digitized, preserved, and shared HABS, HAER, and HALS documentation, connecting archival formats, metadata, access, and sustainable digital preservation.
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Greg Lemon on Podcasting to Keep the Storytelling Tradition Alive
MythShow creator Greg Lemon considers podcasting as a contemporary extension of oral storytelling rather than a break from tradition. The conversation connects myths, performance, web publishing, and the practical work of building a quality digital presence.…
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3D Scanning, Rome Reborn and Virtual Ancient Worlds on Google Earth
Bernard Frischer discusses Rome Reborn, 3D modeling, virtual heritage, born-digital scholarship, Google Earth, and the long-term preservation and public use of complex digital cultural heritage.