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Circulating Ideas Podcasts on Libraries and Fake News
Illinois Association of College & Research Libraries Forum (IACRL)
May 9, 2017(via Dr. Troy Swanson, Moraine Valley Community College)
I am excited to send along the link to an interview I did with Jeremy Shermak, Moody College of Communication Doctoral Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin about journalism, fake news, libraries, and “truth”. This is part of a series of interviews on the Circulating Ideas podcast on libraries and fake news. I have pasted the first interview below, as well.
- “Fake News, Journalism and Libraries”: Circulating Ideas Episode 108 (interview with Jeremy Shermak)
- “Fake News, Information Literacy and Epistemology” Circulating Ideas Episode 104 (interview with Lane Wilkinson)
Please share where appropriate. Thanks for listening.