Open Folklore Featured in Podcast

Posted September 20th, 2010 by Anonymous
Open Folklore project team member Jason Baird Jackson recently discussed the effort during the first of a projected series of podcasts for the  group (anthropology) blog Savage Minds.   About the experience, Jackson reflected: "It helped me clarify my own thinking and gave me practice talking informally about the project in the run up to the upcoming American Folklore Society (AFS) meetings. One thing that I should have said is that my remarks represent my own (not always fully formed) thoughts and do not necessarily represent the views of my colleagues working on the Open Folklore project or the official policies of the AFS or IU Bloomington Libraries."  Jackson expressed appreciation to Savage Minds and his conversation partner for the podcast Alex Golub.

The podcast is available in iTunes here or directly from the Savage Minds website here.

Great podcast!

I listened to this yesterday - engaging, fun. I especially liked the Savage Minds music intro.