Have you always wanted to know more about the Fisher Library’s vast and diverse holdings? Or maybe you’re curious about our staff?
The Fisher has launched a brand-new video podcast series titled Between the Pillars. Every second Friday, at 12:30 pm, we stream via the Fisher’s YouTube Channel a conversation between a staff member from the Fisher and John Shoesmith, the library’s Outreach Librarian. The conversations, filmed in the library – between our large pillars, naturally – are casual and relaxed, and based around a particular theme that will showcase many of the library’s treasures. (Due to COVID-19 restrictions, most of the episodes from the winter and spring of 2021 were recorded remotely.)
Don’t worry if you happen to miss the Friday stream. We’ll be posting them all on our YouTube Channel, as well on this page. For direct links to the episodes, click on the links below.
Third Season - 2022-23
March 3 - Creativity & Resilience of Ukrainian Refugees at the Fisher with Ksenya Kiebuzinski
January 20 - 'The Sister Arts' with Holly Forsythe Paul
October 14 - David Fernandez - Latin American Heritage Month
October 28 - John Shoesmith - Recent Private Press Purchases
December 20th: Liz Ridolfo: Manuscript Cookbook & Naughty Santa
Second Season - 2021-22
October 15 - PJ Carefoote - PJ's Favourite Things
October 29 - Leora Bromberg - Natural Illustration
November 12 - Chana Algarvio - The Fisher's Papyrus Collection
November 26 - Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Discovery of Insulin
December 10, 2021 - Tom Reid - The Robert S. Kenny Collection
January 14, 2022 - Fisher in Fiction: Lindsay Zier-Vogel and Letters to Amelia
January 28, 2022 - Fisher in Fiction: Eva Jurczyk and The Department of Rare Books and Special Collections
February 11 - Our Special Collections Friends: Rachel Beattie and Christina Stewart and the Media Commons Media Archives
February 25 - Our Special Collections Friends: Tys Klumpenhouwer and UTARMS
March 9 - Ksenya Kiebuzinski and Celebrating Ukraine
April 22 - Fisher 'Super Users': Alan Galey