Librarians Spill the Tea Podcast

Welcome to Librarians Spill the Tea, where we explore the context around scholarly drama and librarianship. For each episode, you’ll find an Episode Description, Timestamps, full Transcript (on Substack only), followed by our Show Notes, which contain any works and other links mentioned—you can find any images on our Substack. Thanks for listening to Librarians Spill the Tea! Subscribe for free to...

Welcome to Librarians Spill the Tea, where we explore the context around scholarly drama and librarianship. For each episode, you’ll find an Episode Description, Timestamps, full Transcript (on Substack only), followed by our Show Notes, which contain any works and other links mentioned—you can find any images on our Substack. Thanks for listening to Librarians Spill the Tea! Subscribe for free to...

Join us to learn about the experiment credited with launching the replication crisis in social psychology. Welcome to Librarians Spill the Tea, where we explore the context around scholarly drama and librarianship. For each episode, you’ll find an Episode Description, Timestamps, full Transcript (on Substack only), followed by our Show Notes, which contain any works and other links mentioned—you c...

Join us as we discuss our experience serving as peer reviewers for an academic journal. We’ll explore our approaches to peer review and lessons learned. Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 1:09 - How we were invited  6:46 - Tristan’s peer review experience 8:31 - Mary’s peer review experience 10:30 - Time peer review took 10:56 - Tristan’s process 14:17 - Mary’s process 20:56 - The hardest part  29:18 - Resu...

Welcome to Librarians Spill the Tea, where we explore the context around scholarly drama and librarianship. For each episode, you’ll find an Episode Description, Timestamps, full Transcript (on Substack only), followed by our Show Notes, which contain any works and other links mentioned—you can find any images on our Substack. Thanks for reading Librarians Spill the Tea! Subscribe for free to rece...

Welcome to Librarians Spill the Tea, where we explore the context around scholarly drama and librarianship. For each episode, you’ll find an Episode Description, Timestamps, full Transcript (on Substack only), followed by our Show Notes, which contain any works and other links mentioned—you can find any images on our Substack. Thanks for listening to Librarians Spill the Tea! Subscribe for free to...

Welcome to Librarians Spill the Tea, where we explore the context around scholarly drama. For each episode, you’ll find an Episode Description, full Transcript (on Substack only), followed by our Show Notes, which contain any works and other links mentioned—you can find any images on our Substack. Thanks for listening to Librarians Spill the Tea! Subscribe for free to receive new posts, episodes,...

Welcome to Librarians Spill the Tea, where we explore the context around scholarly drama. For each episode, you’ll find an Episode Description, Timestamps, full Transcript, followed by our Show Notes, which contain any works and other links mentioned. Thanks for listening to Librarians Spill the Tea! Subscribe for free to receive new posts, episodes, and updates. Description Today we’ll be talking...

Welcome to Librarians Spill the Tea, where we explore the context around scholarly drama. For each episode, you’ll find an Episode Description, Timestamps, full Transcript, followed by our Show Notes, which contain any works and other links mentioned. Thanks for listening to Librarians Spill the Tea! Subscribe for free to receive new posts, episodes, and updates. Description In our first “Brewing...

How do librarians even decide what should be in their library’s collection, and what role do library vendors play? Tune in to learn about collection development, censorship, and subscription-based models. In today’s episode, we’ll be spilling the tea on a massive change recently made by one of our library vendors (ProQuest), and what that change means for our collection. To do this, we’ll explore...

Is it a bad argument, or is it just a clickbait title? Dive into the world of scientific literature, retractions, and citing your sources. In this episode, we explore the tea around an article in The Atlantic titled “The Scientific Literature Can’t Save You Now.” First, we cover a few relevant research concepts, including peer review, source reliability, and retractions. Then, we check out some te...