The Scrapbook History Podcast

The Scrapbook History Podcast explores the history of scrapbook making in Britain during the twentieth century, hosted by scrapbook scholar @cherishwatton.

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@PeggyAnnBrown @stefdickers This is really interesting - thanks so much for sharing! :-)

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""Other archives might go for the letters from Charles Darwin and we'll go for some bloke’s scrapbooks from the 1950s."

One of my favourite quotes from interviewing @stefdickers for the latest episode of The Scrapbook History podcast ⬇️

https://t.co/J1QCvn0wnY

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@PeggyAnnBrown @stefdickers Thanks Peggy, really pleased to hear you're enjoying the podcast. I'm not so familiar with US collections, but this is the largest collection I'm aware of at the New York Historical Society Museum & Library. ⬇️
https://t.co/yYPrHYfiEU

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Do you have a scrapbook in an attic, box, or cupboard? 📔

Not sure what to do with it? 🧐

🗣 @stefdickers at @BishopsgateInst gives some advice in the latest episode of the podcast ⬇️

https://t.co/QQBH5Ic8cO

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.@stef_dickers on the importance of creating an accessible, inclusive space at @BishopsgateInst

Listen to Stef's interview about the origins of Bishopsgate Archives and Special Collection & the important role it continues to play today ⬇️

https://t.co/QQBH5IuhqW

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"I think scrapbooks are wonderful examples of how people have interpreted the world around them, whether it be a band they like, or what people find sexually attractive" says @stefdickers in the latest edition of The Scrapbook History Podcast.

https://t.co/J1QCvni7fw

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🎧 Listen to the latest episode of The Scrapbook History podcast where I talk to the wonderful @stefdickers about the scrapbooks he and his team collect and look after at @BishopsgateInst.🎧

https://t.co/J1QCvn14dw

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@RunYoung50 @NatRecordsScot Thanks for sharing your very interesting archival find! I'd love to hear more about them at some stage!

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Syma Ahmed talks about women's transformation in the space of just 8 weeks after they took part in the Life Books workshop at @womenslibrary.

Listen to Syma's fantastic interview to find out more:

https://t.co/1xQ4630Cks

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Do you want advice on how to run your own Life Books session? Then Syma Ahmed at @womenslibrary has some fantastic advice for listeners.

Kick off your Monday listening to the latest episode of The Scrapbook History podcast.

https://t.co/1xQ4630Cks

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"The main element of the story was in their own language & I think they felt well, actually this is great."

Syma talks about how writing with scissors allowed women to reflect on thier lives in powerful ways in her Life Book sessions.

https://t.co/1xQ4630Cks

@womenslibrary

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"When they took it home, they said that their families were pleasantly taken aback by what they had created. It was a real celebration of their life."

Listen to Syma's interview about the impact of her Life Books Project, run at @womenslibrary.

https://t.co/1xQ4630Cks

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Syma Ahmed's Life Books project at @womenslibrary is designed to encourage women to reflect on their own lives, while also ensuring that their own collections as an archive & library represent different communities in #Glasgow.

Listen to find out more:
https://t.co/1xQ4630Cks

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📣 The latest episode of The Scrapbook History podcast is OUT NOW! 📣

I spoke to Syma Ahmed, BME Women’s Project Development Officer at @womenslibrary about how her Life Books Project inspired women to write their life stories for the 1st time. ✂️

https://t.co/1xQ4630Cks

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@JuliaMusings And thrilled you like the podcast :-)

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@JuliaMusings So sorry for the delay, but I'm been away. But yes, one episode will be touching on theatrical scrapbooks. Do you recommend any? Feel free to drop me an e-mail to [email protected] with any recommendations.

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Are you enjoying The Scrapbook History Podcast?

Then please do leave a review wherever you listen to your podcasts.

In doing so, you'll be spreading the world so that more people can join our historical scrapbooking community! 😀

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In Edwin Morgan's scrapbooks, he included various clippings on the scrapbooking process itself. Why was this important?

@MyLiminality explores using the concept of 'meta moments'. Find out what this means in the latest episode of the podcast.

https://t.co/bnk4F8IenF

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@PeggyAnnBrown And that's also a good question I'm still working out the answer too in my research. I think it can be linked to how much people enjoy collecting, if they've seen other examples (like in family culture) & if they do/don't take part in other forms of life writing or collecting.

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Want something new to listen to this #NationalScrapbookDay? 😀📚

Then @TheScrapbookPod is for you!🎧

Listen to episodes on the histories of collage and scrapbooking, scrapbooking poets & police detectives, as well as collectors of #scrapbooks. ⬇️

https://t.co/wutETXir76

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@PeggyAnnBrown Thrilled to hear you enjoyed the episode. Serial scrapbooking is more common than you think! I've come across a series of scrapbooks made by diplomatic and political families in the twentieth century for example, as well as scrapbooks dedicated to recording local history.