Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Podcasting can be a powerful tool for disseminating cultural and historical narratives otherwise ignored by mainstream media. The process of converting eclectic materials into an engaging narrative for listeners and balancing the distinct goals of historians and archival institutions with those of producers and publishers requires a deft understanding of the podcast medium.
Presented by: LBI (Leo Baeck Institute)
Online simulcast courtesy of: The Podcast Academy (TPA)
Natalia Petrzela (The New School, Past Present, Welcome To Your Fantasy) moderated a panel featuring the makers of podcasts working with primary sources and biography to shed light on historically marginalized communities and injustice. Panelists include Eric Marcus of Making Gay History, Julie Golia of Flatbush+Main, Virginia Millington, Director of Recording & Archive at StoryCorps, and David Brown of LBI’s own Exile.
Podcasting can be a powerful tool for disseminating cultural and historical narratives otherwise ignored by mainstream media. The process of converting eclectic materials into an engaging narrative for listeners and balancing the distinct goals of historians and archival institutions with those of producers and publishers requires a deft understanding of the podcast medium.
Presented by: LBI (Leo Baeck Institute)
Online simulcast courtesy of: The Podcast Academy (TPA)
Natalia Petrzela (The New School, Past Present, Welcome To Your Fantasy) moderated a panel featuring the makers of podcasts working with primary sources and biography to shed light on historically marginalized communities and injustice. Panelists include Eric Marcus of Making Gay History, Julie Golia of Flatbush+Main, Virginia Millington, Director of Recording & Archive at StoryCorps, and David Brown of LBI’s own Exile.
