Episode 123: It Had to Be Remote (Karen Trivette and Geof Huth)

Episode 122: The Myth of Self-Reliance (Natalie Baur)

Episode 121: Max Meyer: Recollections of a Foreign-Born Citizen (Lourdes Font)

Episode 120: 2X2: Accounts Payable at a Masonry Company: Why Are They Letting Me Touch This Stuff? (Molly Tighe and Matt Strauss )

The Archival Enterprise (to David B. Gracy II)

Episode 119: Let's Get One of Those Archivist People (Anne-Flore Laloë)

Episode 118: Healing Deep Wounds: Enlightening People about the Past and the Present (Saad Eskander)

Episode 117: The Box Has Meaning (Karen Trivette and Geof Huth)

Episode 116: Archives is Trending (Rosemary Pleva Flynn)

Episode 115: Advocacy on a Bone-Deep Level (Tamar Zeffren)

Episode 114: History is the Story of People (Greg Hunter)

Episode 113: My Work is My Hobby (Pat Franks)

Episode 112: We Have the Power to Change Ourselves for the Good (Cliff Hight)

Episode 111: I Could Live Forever (Judy Blankenship)

Episode 110: Paper is a Virus (Karen Trivette and Geof Huth)

Episode 109: I, Too, Am an Archivist: Why Can't I Go out There and Save the World? (Diedre Dinnigan)

Episode 108: A Map to Someone's Life (Ostap Kin)

Episode 107: All Related to Word and Image (Marvin Sackner)

Episode 106: Filing Was in My Blood (Rachel Binnington)

Episode 105: One Man with a Dog, One Man with a Kettle (Paul Dryburgh)