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In this episode you will hear from several folks like Roscoe Rouse Jr. who succeeded Edmon Low as Head Librarian. You will also hear from the man, the myth, the absolute legend(!), Edmon Low. Edmon Low served as head Librarian from 1940 – 1967 and remains the longest serving head of the OSU Libraries to date.   Help us celebrate 70 years in the Edmon Low Library by visiting https://friends.library.okstate.edu/   Special thanks to Patrick Daglaris, the archivist for the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program at the Oklahoma State University Library, for digitizing the tapes.

What does it mean to be a culture keeper and can we consider the Archives to be one?

This one is for the typographers, the printers, the artist and the constantly curious. Kicking off the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Edmon Low Library, let's explore the first collection the Archives received.   Learn more about the Edmon Low Library's 70th anniversary at https://friends.library.okstate.edu/index/70th-anniversary/

With headlining authors like Ken Burns, Nicholas Sparks, Neil deGrasse Tyson and Jodi Picoult, the H. Louise & H.E. "Ed" Cobb Speaker Series has a 30 year history of being a premiere event for the OSU Libraries. Let's take a look back at past events with Taylor Hatheway and Bonnie Cain-Wood. The Cobb Speaker Series has been the OSU Library's largest fundraising event of the year. Please consider giving a gift to help the Library at https://secure.osugiving.com/s/giving/library For more information about the series and past speakers, visit https://friends.library.okstate.edu/index/cobb-series/  

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What were the rules you followed when you lived in the residence halls on campus? Follow along with Libby as she discovers why residence hall rules have changed over the decades. A history of strict housing rules: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/11456/rec/1 Discourse about changing visitation hours: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/2891/rec/3 Curfew like being in a prison: https://cdm17279.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/ocolly1940/id/13246/rec/1 Reactions to statement about curfew: https://cdm17279.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/ocolly1940/id/13259/rec/1 History of Residence Hall government systems: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/2891/rec/3 AWS and their statement of concerns: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/2936/rec/3 Brief history of AWS: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/2804/rec/3 Charge in being involved with the women's liberation movement: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/11543/rec/12 Margie Bell quote: https://cdm17279.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/ocolly1965/id/16058/rec/1 Quote about gentle push for women's equality: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/2871/rec/3 June Tyhurst quote: https://cdm17279.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/ocolly1965/id/16788/rec/1 University reponse to adopted housing resolutions: https://cdm17279.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/ocolly1965/id/17580/rec/1 Willham Hall coed lawsuits: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/2937/rec/3 Definition of feminism: https://bit.ly/3KteX9w October 1970 report: https://cdm17279.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/ocolly1965/id/16755/rec/1 Residential Life guest policy: https://reslife.okstate.edu/policies/undergraduate-singles-handbook/guest-policy.html

Join Digital Storytelling Intern Libby Whitlow as she follows some of OSU's biggest organized movements and smaller acts of dissent to see potential threads between protests throughout the university's history. This episode features an interview with former Head of Archives, David Peters, and uses many digital sources from the archives including past O'Colly issues and information from the Centennial Series Collection. Information on Walton's changes to OSU: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/9577/rec/1 Protests over Wilson and Walton: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/4157/rec/1 Protesting the Panhellenic Homecoming budget: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/2781/rec/3 David's article about the Red Scare at OSU: https://issuu.com/brandosu/docs/issu_osu_state_mag_sp_2018 Free speech protests: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/055e80f860fb408bb1beb8ebf4d234d0 Kent State vigil: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/2933/rec/3 Nixon rallies: https://cdm17279.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/ocolly1965/id/23850/rec/1 SUAB's (Student Union Activities Board) Last Temptation of Christ: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/1708/rec/4 https://cdm17279.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/ocolly1980/id/25695/rec/21 Link to the Tea and Glee Society Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1vQGfKVU8M

The gold standard in storage and presentation for artists and photographers, ProFolio brand products by ITOYA feature flexible sizes, trademark Acid-Free mounting paper inserts and quality construction throughout. Don talks about not only Presentation Books and Portfolios but all products from this incredible company. For more information about ITOYA click here.Art Supply InsidersClick here to subscribe & follow (and be notified of every new podcast): Subscribe & FollowPlease leave a comment (we love feedback!): CommentsSupport the show

Streaker Night was a decade-long tradition at OSU in the 70s and 80s. Students would spend the Thursday night before spring break on the Strip and some students would remove their clothes and streak. Taylor Hatheway discusses how this tradition started, what led to its end and some of the funny stories from Streaker Night itself. Search the University Archives Facebook page for posts that mention Streaker Night O'Colly ad saying "Christians pray: no streaker night" O'Colly ad saying "Jesus is Lord of Streaker Night" Interview with Gary Shutt  Interview with Bill Dragoo

On this week's episode I talk with Tyler Ornstein of Tyler's Coffees where he explains how his acid-free coffee started, how it has evolved, and how it can help people with Interstitial Cystitis. I also dive into my trip to Colombia and share my top 6 travel tips for flying with IC! Tyler's Coffees: https://tylerscoffees.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwrqqSBhBbEiwAlQeqGlkTIbhxU97wPffzxWQ1EW7yuPQsZfEIeE2oELOJZ_xyB4aUE59rYRoCog0QAvD_BwE Fire Crotch Fairy: http://www.greenwitchca.com/ Road to Remission: https://go.callieknutrition.com/schedule Connect with me! Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/callieknutrition/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/callie.krajcir.9 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/callieknutrition/_created/ Website: https://www.callieknutrition.com/ Email: support@callieknutrition.com

The OSU Archives houses an extensive collection of Angie Debo's work and personal items. Within this collection is Debo's Christmas letters that span a good part of the twentieth century. Upon analyzing her perceptions about the current events she was living through, one can see how her historian mindset was able to thread stories in history together to make unique conclusions about tumultuos events. In this episode we tell her story through her personal Christmas letters and correspondence regarding the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. https://debo.library.okstate.edu/ https://debo.library.okstate.edu/activism/alaska-native-claims-settlement-act-correspondence

Tag along as I walk with Dr. Rich Frohock and #okstate honors students to learn a bit of Stillwater history and the inspiration behind the Downtown Stillwater Walking Tour. Enrich your sense of place by participating in a walking tour like this one, or take a deep dive into your local archives or local museum.   Dr. Frohock's contact information can be found at https://honors.okstate.edu/about-honors/meet-the-faculty/richard-frohock-phd.html Browse through a comprehensive list of Archival material at the OSU Libraries https://library.okstate.edu/search-and-find/collections/digital-collections/scua-collection-guidelines/

On this episode, Libby Whitlow, Digital Storytelling Intern, chats with David Peters, Head of the Archives, about how history was recorded at OSU and some of the challenges in archiving materials from the past. This episode featured a segment from the Archives Live, a monthly video broadcast on the Archives Facebook page. Watch the episode for more information as well as view photographs from the archival collections at https://fb.watch/8jcGDAEm7I/ Connect with the Archives on their Facebook page and see photos from the collections at www.facebook.com/okstatescua   Find the OSU Archives and the collections online at https://archives.library.okstate.edu/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWSTDvKXpqLkLy0ZCcWVd0v1mYDD5r4V-

Elsie Denton Hand had served as head librarian at OAMC for 12 years when she was sacked by the Board of Regents over the purchase of a collection of rare books. Elsie continued working for another two month after her termination, insisting it was all a misunderstanding that had since been smoothed over. We will likely never know the true reason behind Elsie's firing, but in this episode we tell the story leading up to the controversial termination and explore some theory behind it. Centennial History Series: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/centbooks/id/5664/rec/10 Bennett's letter of recommendation: https://library.okstate.edu/files/news/podcast/flat-cool-acid-free/bennett-recommendation.pdf “Whose Our Librarian? Public Is Puzzled as Tongues Buzz” Campus newspaper June 16, 1933 https://library.okstate.edu/files/news/podcast/flat-cool-acid-free/who-is-our-librarian.pdf

Hillary and Tina interview artist, writer, and podcaster, Maya Gurantz. Maya Gurantz is an artist and writer whose work interrogates social imaginaries of American culture, and how constructions of gender, race, class, and progress operate in our shared myths, public rituals, and private desires. Maya's videos, performances, installations, and social practice projects have been shown and commissioned by (solo): Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, the Grand Central Art Center, Catharine Clark Gallery, Greenleaf Gallery, Pieter PASD; (group) the Museum of Contemporary Art Utah, Angels Gate Cultural Center, the Oakland Museum of California, Beaconsfield Gallery Vauxhall, Navel LA, Art Center College of Design, The Goat Farm Atlanta, The Great Wall of Oakland, High Desert Test Sites, Autonomie Gallery, and Movement Research at Judson Church, among others. She is the recipient of the inaugural Pieter Performance Grant for Dancemakers and an Artist Residency at the McColl Center For Art + Innovation. Maya is a regular contributor to The LA Review of Books (where her essay, Kompromat, was the most-read article of 2019), and has written for This American Life, The Frame at KPCC, The Awl, Notes on Looking, Avidly, Acid-Free, Baumtest Quarterly, RECAPS Magazine, and an anthology, CRuDE, published by the École Nationale Supérieure d'Art, Bourges. She co-translated Be My Knife and Someone to Run With by Israeli novelist David Grossman. In 2018 she received a grant from the UC Humanities Research Institute for “Out of the Archive,” an ongoing project making archives more widely accessible to citizen-researchers. She co-hosts the culture and politics podcast, The Sauce. For show notes and links to our sources, please click here (https://themuckpodcast.fireside.fm/articles/lmep33notes). Special Guest: Maya Gurantz.

In 1965, a group of Oklahoma A & M graduates from the class of 1915 gathered on campus to celebrate their 50th anniversary. On May 22, 1965 a bus carried the group though greater Stillwater and into the heart of Oklahoma A & M showing the relationship between the town and the campus. Weldon Barnes, director of Public Information led the tour. David Peters, Head of the Archives at Oklahoma State University looked over a transcript of the tour and a map of Stillwater and charted out a modern day path to recreate the adventure. Our tour will take place over two episodes of Flat Cool and Acid-free. The Stillwater Sightseeing Tour of 1965 Part 1 highlights the greater Stillwater area and then takes you into what was then a developing Oklahoma State University. The Stillwater Sightseeing Tour of 1965 Part 2 picks up where part 1 left off in the heart of campus and takes you to Boone Pickens Stadium, through student housing, agriculture points of interest, and then into Greek Life before returning back to the Alumni Center. Navigation maps, video links and Stillwater maps from 1965 can be found at bit.ly/flatcoolacidfree 

In 1965, a group of Oklahoma A & M graduates from the class of 1915 gathered on campus to celebrate their 50th anniversary. On May 22, 1965 a bus carried the group though greater Stillwater and into the heart of Oklahoma A & M showing the relationship between the town and the campus. Weldon Barnes, director of Public Information led the tour. David Peters, Head of the Archives at Oklahoma State University looked over a transcript of the tour and a map of Stillwater and charted out a modern day path to recreate the adventure. Our tour will take place over two episodes of Flat Cool and Acid-free. The Stillwater Sightseeing Tour of 1965 Part 1 highlights the greater Stillwater area and then takes you into what was then a developing Oklahoma State University. The Stillwater Sightseeing Tour of 1965 Part 2 picks up where part 1 left off in The Heart of campus and takes you to Boone Pickens Stadium, through student housing, agriculture points of interest, and then into Greek Life before returning back to the Alumni center. Navigation maps, video links and Stillwater maps from 1965 can be found at bit.ly/flatcoolacidfree 

S2E25 California candidate hoping to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom, John Cox releases an ad with a giant bear around him triggering PETA. CEO of a startup tech company, maybe even the whole company maybe dropping acid while dealing with their shareholders. Aaron Rodgers is offered free beer and burgers for life if he stays in Green Bay. Mathew Perry gets caught up in some kind of drama with a 19 year old on social media. He's 51... SMH Militant mom gets triggered at her kids school because they asked the kids turn their BLM shirts inside out. And much more! The falling CCCP rocket: https://www.space.com/falling-chinese-rocket-debris-photo-white-house John Cox campaign with a bear: https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/551771-republican-campaigns-for-california-governor-with-1000-pound-bear Tech CEO dropping acid: https://www.sfgate.com/tech/article/2021-05-San-Francisco-tech-CEO-Iterable-ousted-LSD-16153153.php Grandma gossips: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/grandma-gossip-helped-lead-fbi-capitol-riot-suspect-officials-say-n1266495 Free beer and burgers for Aaron Rodgers: https://www.foxnews.com/sports/green-bay-restaurant-offers-aaron-rodgers-free-burgers-and-beer-for-life-if-he-stays Militant mom and her kids BLM shirt: https://www.kxii.com/2021/05/06/ardmore-elementary-school-tells-student-to-turn-blm-shirt-inside-out-parent-protested-wednesday/ Thanks for listening to my podcast!

Lynn Wallace, director of Oklahoma State University - Tulsa Library and David Peters, Head of the OSU Archives talk with Olivia Turner about the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 Collection housed at the OSU Tulsa Library. Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 Collection documents the history of the event through photographs that are all part of a rich archive of materials from the Ruth Sigler Avery Collection housed at the Oklahoma State University-Tulsa Library. For information about this collection please contact the OSU-Tulsa library at tulsa.libraryreference@okstate.edu or 918-594-8130.   Find items in the collections that are available digitally  View the OSU-Tulsa Library guide to The Ruth Sigler Avery Archive at https://libguides.osu-tulsa.okstate.edu/tulsaracemassacre Contact information including phone number, email and chat options for the OSU-Tulsa Library can be found at https://libguides.osu-tulsa.okstate.edu/c.php?g=612031&p=4250300 A complete list of digital collections in the Archives can be found at https://library.okstate.edu/search-and-find/collections/digital-collections/ Find the Archives on Facebook: www.facebook.com/okstatescua/

More than 100 years before the COVID-19 would impact campus, Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College experienced a different pandemic. "In 1918, an unprepared nation and Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College faced an invisible foe they never anticipated. The initial impact of the Spanish flu pandemic at the beginning of the year had been insignificant in Oklahoma. The second wave struck the campus that fall. This virulent H1N1 flu killed an estimated 50 million people worldwide and about 675,000 in the United States between January 1918 and December 1920." - David Peters, STATE Magazine In this episode, David Peters, Head of the OSU Archives, and Olivia Turner, Digital Storytelling Intern, talk about the Spanish Flu of 1918 and the impact it had on OAMC.  Read the full story "Facing Down A Pandemic. Spanish Flu hit an unprepared OAMC campus in 1918" on page 86 of STATE Magazine 

Hi Loves! Welcome back! In episode 3 I'm talking about my full cystic acne journey and how I cured my cystic acne from the inside out by changing my diet. In this episode, I speak about my genetic pre-disposition to acne and how my previous lifestyle was not helping it whatsoever. Although we are genetically made up in a certain way, our lifestyle and how we live our day to day lives has a major impact on our skin and overall bodies. I speak about the changes I've made to my diet and how I try to live an ACID-FREE life during my day to day in order to keep my skin as clear as possible. We live in a world of instant gratification; where medication is used to instantaneously heal our symptoms rather than working through them to get to the root cause. I'm trying day by day to heal the root cause of my acne through alkaline foods! Give it a listen. Be  Well, Kayla 

Transcribing Angie Debo's 30 years of letters and journal entries: A project inspired by the challenges of a pandemic. When the COVID-19 pandemic began, the Oklahoma State University Libraries had a mission to help employees continue working while shifting from in person to work from home. The challenge was that not all jobs could be done remotely so the Libraries needed a bright idea. And what better place to look for a creative solution than the Angie Debo Collection in the OSU Archives. View the Angie Debo collection at http://debo.library.okstate.edu/

My special guest is Tyler Ornstein, owner of the world's first acid-free coffee that is USDA certified organic and healthy. Check out Part 1 where Tyler shares the process and benefits of Acid-Free Coffee. Tyler is back for Part 2 sharing his journey and passion for being an entrepreneur. Tyler gives listeners a look into how he is able to run a successful retail and online coffee business, in the midst of a global pandemic, and grow his business month after month with a passion for customer service. Tyler shares what he has learned about being a successful entrepreneur and inspires listeners to stay focused on the end result of their goal. Tyler's Coffee is sold online at Amazon, Walmart, and www.TylersCoffees.com Cheers! https://loaradionetwork.com/dr-erika

My special guest is Tyler Ornstein, owner of the world's first acid-free coffee that is USDA certified organic and healthy. Check out Part 1 where Tyler shares the process and benefits of Acid-Free Coffee. Tyler is back for Part 2 sharing his journey and passion for being an entrepreneur. Tyler gives listeners a look into how he is able to run a successful retail and online coffee business, in the midst of a global pandemic, and grow his business month after month with a passion for customer service. Tyler shares what he has learned about being a successful entrepreneur and inspires listeners to stay focused on the end result of their goal. Tyler's Coffee is sold online at Amazon, Walmart, and www.TylersCoffees.com Cheers! https://loaradionetwork.com/dr-erika

Since the 1940s, circus music has been predominantly defined by one song until Matt Margucci entered the scene. Rather than stick solely to creating traditional circus music, Matt created circus music that represented multiple emotions like happiness and fear. Consisting of 260 pieces of music compiled into 20 volumes, the archives received his work in May of 2020 as a loan and will use the collection to educate listeners about the circus and inspire listeners to create something creative and unique. Special thanks to Mary Larson, Associate Dean for the OSU Libraries, and Matt Margucci, creator of the circus music heard in the episode, for sharing your stories. Find the OSU Archives online at info.library.okstate.edu/scua/home Explore the Archives Facebook page and see photos from the Archives at www.facebook.com/okstatescua Olivia Turner is the Archives digital storytelling intern at the Oklahoma State Library and a student at Oklahoma State University. Olivia is majoring in strategic communication because of the variety the major offers and for the once-in-a-lifetime opportunities she has to interview creative and interesting people.

A chat about the life and career of Henry Bellmon. View interviews with people who worked with Henry Bellmon during his political career in the Remembering Henry Bellmon collection at https://library.okstate.edu/search-and-find/collections/digital-collections/remembering-henry-bellmon-interview-series/ Find the OSU Archives and the collections online at https://archives.library.okstate.edu/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/okstatescua/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWSTDvKXpqLkLy0ZCcWVd0v1mYDD5r4V-

Sometimes the process by which the OSU Archives gets materials is a bit of an adventure and sometimes it can be a bit messy. David Peters, head of the OSU Archives, and Ben Hedges, senior archive technician, highlight the 4 ways the OSU Archives receives items.   Find the OSU Archives and the collections online at https://archives.library.okstate.edu/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/okstatescua/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWSTDvKXpqLkLy0ZCcWVd0v1mYDD5r4V-

This week's guest is Tyler Ornstein. Tyler founded Tylers Coffee - the first acid-free coffee. Why acid-free coffee, well for certain individuals, it's the only type of coffee they can drink without causing serious gastrointestinal issues. And he did this as a 15-year-old! It's a really fascinating story and as you will hear, Tyler's story is very unique. You can check out Tyler here: https://tylerscoffees.com/ We love to hear from our listeners, send us your questions, comments, and suggestions at bela.and.mike@gmail.com - we will answer your questions in a future episode. Thanks for listening, Bela and Mike --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bela-musits/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bela-musits/support

Meet Ben, the senior archive technician in the OSU Archives. Ben is a storyteller, processing collections and organizing them so that researchers have access to a more complete story using Archives' material. Ben is currently pursuing a Master's of Library Science degree at University of Missouri. View digital collections on the Archives website at https://archives.library.okstate.edu/ Find the OSU Archives on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/okstatescua/ Watch Archives video content on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWSTDvKXpqLkLy0ZCcWVd0v1mYDD5r4V-

For Beyond 50's "Business" talks, listen to an interview with Tyler Ornstein. He is the founder of Tylers Coffee, the world's first acid-free coffee developed by his father, Ian, a genius biochemist. At 14-years-old, Tyler shared the revolutionary coffee with neighbors and friends, then bringing the product to market on his bicycle at 16. Today, Tylers Coffee boasts 80% growth year-over-year with more than 2,000,000 cups sold. Find out their proprietary, computerized Z-Roasting system and how Tyler had made incredible in-roads for someone not backed by millions of dollars. Tune in to Beyond 50: America's Variety Talk Radio Show on the natural, holistic, green and sustainable lifestyle. Visit Beyond 50 Radio (https://www.Beyond50Radio.com) and sign up for our Exclusive Updates.

In this episode of Flat, Cool & Acid-free, David talks about a dusty discovery found in the Archives. Explore the Soil Erosion and Conservation on the Southern Plains collection  View the Dust, Drought, and Dreams Gone Dry: Oklahoma Women in the Dust Bowl Oral History Project  "Dirt Dunes Around Old Farmyard with Old Windmill" and "Two Men with Tractor Planting Row Crops Along Contours" can be found in the online collection.

My special guest is Tyler Ornstein, owner of the world's first acid-free coffee that is USDA certified organic and healthy. Tyler took an interest in coffee from the early age of 5. His father Ian, a bio-chemist, could not tolerate coffee because it would upset his stomach. Ian Ornstein created acid-free coffee by designing a propriety computerized Z-Roasting system that would roast the bean perfectly without letting the tannic and lipid acids form. Now anyone can drink coffee without digestive disruption. Tyler's Coffee has evolved with more than 2,000,0000 cups sold, easy to find on Amazon and Walmart online, and named the preferred coffee of the 2008 Academy Awards. Tyler shares his inspiring journey of perseverance and gives tips on entrepreneurship for anyone interested in launching their own business. To get your cup of acid-free coffee and discount code tyler2020 go to www.TylersCoffees.com Cheers! Listen to more of Dr. Erika's shows at https://loaradionetwork.com/dr-erika

My special guest is Tyler Ornstein, owner of the world's first acid-free coffee that is USDA certified organic and healthy. Tyler took an interest in coffee from the early age of 5. His father Ian, a bio-chemist, could not tolerate coffee because it would upset his stomach. Ian Ornstein created acid-free coffee by designing a propriety computerized Z-Roasting system that would roast the bean perfectly without letting the tannic and lipid acids form. Now anyone can drink coffee without digestive disruption. Tyler's Coffee has evolved with more than 2,000,0000 cups sold, easy to find on Amazon and Walmart online, and named the preferred coffee of the 2008 Academy Awards. Tyler shares his inspiring journey of perseverance and gives tips on entrepreneurship for anyone interested in launching their own business. To get your cup of acid-free coffee and discount code tyler2020 go to www.TylersCoffees.com Cheers! Listen to more of Dr. Erika's shows at https://loaradionetwork.com/dr-erika

Jazz it up on this episode of Flat, Cool & Acid-free with David Peters, Dr. Tommy Poole and Nina Thornton. Learn more about the Jazz Studies Program at OSU at jazz.okstate.edu/ Find Oklahoma State University Jazz on YouTube.   Connect with OSU Jazz on Facebook. Solid Gold (ft. Michael Dease) can be found online at https://jazz.okstate.edu/albums/ Read "Jazzing It Up" an article written for STATE magazine by David Peters. Before Facebook, Twitter and Instagram documented the college experience, there was the yearbook. Browse the collection online.  Find the OSU Archives and the collections online, on Facebook @okstatescua and on YouTube. 

What do sex, awards, and the occult have in common? They are all themes that the Los Angeles Archivists Collective explored in its online publication Acid Free. In this episode, Courtney Dean, head of the Center for Primary Research and Training (CFPRT) in UCLA Library Special Collections, and Grace Danico, an independent archivist and freelance designer, … Continue reading Season 4, Episode 7: Courtney Dean and Grace Danico

Listen in as we explore the details of the iconic Library fountain located on the OSU-Stillwater campus. Find digitized collections online and interact with the Archives on Facebook. The OKState Yearbook Collection can be found at https://library.okstate.edu/search-and-find/collections/digital-collections/yearbook-landing-page The Daily O'Collegian Archives can be found at https://library.okstate.edu/search-and-find/collections/digital-collections/daily-ocollegian-archives/ The Centennial Histories Series looks at the history of Oklahoma State University during its first 100 years. Find the collection at https://library.okstate.edu/search-and-find/collections/digital-collections/centennial-histories-series/

From agricultural experiment station reports to STATE magazine Kurt Anderson, researcher for the Oklahoma State University Archives, and David Peters, head of the OSU Archives, talk about campus publications. View the Campus Newspaper Collection: https://library.okstate.edu/search-and-find/collections/digital-collections/daily-ocollegian-archives/ View the Okstate Yearbook Collection: https://library.okstate.edu/search-and-find/collections/digital-collections/yearbook-landing-page The Sidebar video series expands on articles written by David Peters that were published in STATE magazine. Watch the video series on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWSTDvKXpqLmcDbS0i2RRpng4gjZAOrC3 This episode features a segment from the Archives Live, a monthly video broadcast on the Archives Facebook page. Connect with the Archives on their Facebook page and see photos from the collections at www.facebook.com/okstatescua

This is our Pilot episode for our anime commentary series! For this podcast episode please join us as we commentate live on episode one of the Dorohedoro anime!! The timestamp for the start of the commentary is 4:26. Next week we will release our official review of the episode so please look out for that as well! follow us on twitter @dorohedoropod for updates Thank you to Murk Daddy Flex for the use of our theme song "Acid Free" find it here: https://murkdaddyflex.bandcamp.com/track/acid-free Also...We host another podcast called the Good Friends Anime Club where we talk about anime, manga, and games that we've each been into lately and we usually have a certain theme to each episode it's a ton of fun! Consider checking us out there if you'd like! You can find that anywhere you listen to podcasts and you can follow us at Goodfriendscast @ twitter!

David Peters, Sarah Milligan and Samantha Mackey talk about legends and mysteries of OSU. Sarah talks about her love for folklore and how to evaluate and research the story. This episode features a segment from the Archives Live, a monthly video broadcast on the Archives Facebook page. Connect with the Archives on their Facebook page and see photos from the collections at www.facebook.com/okstatescua Find the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program at library.okstate.edu/oralhistory/ Looking for other amazing podcasts to subscribe to? Amplified Oklahoma and Dear Oklahoma, podcasts produced by the OOHRP team, can be found at library.okstate.edu/news/podcast/ or wherever you get your podcasts.

On this episode, David Peters and I talk with Christina Elliott and Carla Shelton from the OSU Museum of Art and we explore the links between museums and archives. Visit the Archives website and view the digital collections. Connect with the Archives on Facebook. View Archives video content on YouTube. Visit the OSU Museum of Art website. Connect with the museum on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

From the OAMC name change to waving wheat, Samantha Mackey, Archives Digital Storytelling intern, and David Peters, head of the University Archives, discuss historical facts about OSU that every cowboy should know.   This episode features a segment from the Archives Live, a monthly video broadcast on the Archives Facebook page. Watch the episode on Facebook. Connect with the Archives on their Facebook page and see photos from the collections at www.facebook.com/okstatescua

In this episode of Flat, Cool & Acid-free, learn about the women of OSU with Bonnie Cain-Wood and David Peters. This episode feature a segment from the Archives Live, a monthly video broadcast on the Archives Facebook page. Watch the episode for more information as well as view photographs from the archival collections. Connect with the Archives on their Facebook page and see photos from the collections at www.facebook.com/okstatescua

In this episode of Flat, Cool & Acid-free, learn about OSU's Student Union with Bonnie Cain-Wood and David Peters. This episode feature a segment from the Archives Live, a monthly video broadcast on the Archives Facebook page. Watch the episode for more information as well as view photographs from the archival collections. Connect with the Archives on their Facebook page and see photos from the collections at www.facebook.com/okstatescua

In this episode of Flat, Cool & Acid-free, Samantha Mackey and David Peters cover the history of agriculture at Oklahoma State University.   This episode feature a segment from the Archives Live, a monthly video broadcast on the Archives Facebook page. Watch the episode for more information as well as view photographs from the archival collections. Connect with the Archives on their Facebook page and see photos from the collections at www.facebook.com/okstatescua

In this episode of Flat, Cool & Acid-free, learn about the Chilocco History Project. The project started as a way to document the stories of veteran alumni, but it quickly grew into a much larger project. Explore the Archives Facebook page and see photos from the Archives.  Read more about the Chilocco History Project on its website chilocco.library.okstate.edu See more photos from the Chilocco Project in its collection online. View the documentary online at chilocco.library.okstate.edu/documentary Check the OETA schedule for the documentary’s rebroadcast in December 2019. The Library hosts a suite of podcasts. Amplified Oklahoma and Dear Oklahoma, both produced by the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program at the OSU Library, can be found wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode of Flat, Cool & Acid-free, learn about the history of international programs at OSU.   Explore the Archives Facebook page and see photos from the Archives. The Library hosts a suite of podcasts. Amplified Oklahoma and Dear Oklahoma, both produced by the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program at the OSU Library, can be found wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode of Flat, Cool & Acid-free, learn about athletic traditions at OSU, including the origins of Pistol Pete as our mascot. Explore the Archives Facebook page and see photos from the Archives. Learn more about Heritage Hall and its origins at okstate.com/sports/2015/3/17/GEN_2014010113.aspx     Samantha Mackey is the Archives Digital Storytelling Intern at the Library. Samantha has always had a fascination with stories, and she strives to tell stories that might not get told otherwise. She is a senior strategic communication major and will graduate in May 2020. David Peters is the Head of the Oklahoma State University Archives. He has worked at the Edmon Low Library since January 1986, working in the General Reference Department, later in Special Collections, then as supervisor of the Map Room. He returned to the Archives in 2000, where he has worked since. Nina Thornton is an award-winning Multimedia Producer and Manager of Visual Communications with experience working in K-12 and higher education industries. Because “rodie” wasn’t an option as a major, Nina chose to explore the video production industry. Telling a visual story is one of the most powerful and effective ways to communicate, and she wants to make your story heard. Nina earned her bachelor’s degree in media studies with a focus on production technology from Radford University and is skilled in video production, photography and live video streaming.

On the last episode, "the sounds of a place", you heard music from Oklahoma Fiddlers and we explored the cultural significance of how a place sounds. On this episode, David Peters and I highlight what makes Stillwater and the OSU campus sound so uniquely beautiful and a bit of history behind the sounds. Explore the Archives History Pin collection and see photographs of the spots highlighted in this episode. View the digitized volumes of the Centennial Histories Series on the Library website. Bonus: Download an mp3 of the Edmon Low Library bells chiming.

Hear music by Oklahoma fiddlers captured for a 1979 thesis by Jim Renner. And explore the cultural impact of the "sounds of a place" with Sarah Milligan, Head of the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program (OOHRP). Read Jim Renner's thesis, titled Geographic Implications of the Fiddling Tradition in Oklahoma, on SHAREOK, the institutional repository housed at the Oklahoma State University Library at bit.ly/okfiddlers. Special thank you to David Peters and Clarke Iakovakis for their research into this collection.

As a prominent figure for both the Associated Press and Gannett Company during WWII and the Cold War, Paul Miller distinguishes himself as a true American journalist and witness to history.   The Paul Miller Papers Project is housed in the Oklahoma State University Archives and can be viewed online at bit.ly/paulmillercollection.

Take a look back at the establishment of Stillwater and its Land-Grant University.

Hear how WWII impacted Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College (now Oklahoma State University) on this episode of Flat, Cool & Acid-free.   View the WAVES at OAMC collection. See posters from WWII in the OSU Archives digital collection. View the Oklahoma A&M College World War I collection.  

Explore the secrets of the century left to us by students, faculty, staff and visitors to OSU during a festive celebration in 1941. Find other digital collections in the OSU Archives on the Library website under the heading Digital Collections.  

Art critic, owner of OOF! Books, and the force behind the Acid Free book fair, Christie Hayden talks bookselling, and why branching out into printmaking is a natural thing to do.

On this month's episode of Flat, Cool and Acid-free we talk about all things Angie Debo and hear a few entries from her personal journals.   Find your favorite OSU Library digital collection or learn more about Angie Debo on the Library website.

The Oklahoma State University campus has seen many transitions through the years. David Peters and Chrishayla Smith explore buildings that are no longer standing but still live in our hearts and some of the structures that you see on campus today.   Listen to other Library podcasts on the OSU Libraries website. Find archival photos of campus on the Oklahoma State University Archives Historypin profile and catch the Archives: Live on Facebook.

On this episode, we hear from David Peters, the Head of the Oklahoma State University Archives, talk about the archives and story behind the name flat, cool and acid-free.    Find us on Facebook at @okstatescua or on history pin under the Oklahoma State University Archives.

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