In Podcasts We Trust? A Brief Survey of Canadian Historical Podcasts

IF 0.3 Q2 HISTORY
N. Picard, Cassandra Marsillo
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Abstract In this article, we highlight the exciting and growing historical podcast scene in Canada. We chose a variety of podcasts to represent the diverse institutions, communities and individuals who are telling histories through this medium. To represent popular history, we looked at Our Fake History a project that delves into historic mythologies and conspiracies. For the academic perspective, we looked at Active History, produced by Sean Graham of Carleton University, and at the museum-based podcast, Kitchen Stories, from the Jewish Archives of British Columbia, as an example of institutionally produced media. Community podcast The Nameless Collective and student-run podcast 3600 secondes d'histoire round out our survey. Each podcast shows a different approach to telling history, and allowed us to explore the issue of authority. Asking the question, “Can we trust historical podcasts?”, we examine how each podcasters establish their relationship to their audience, and conveys their expertise on the topics they discuss. Regardless of the perceived level of formal authority, from individual to institution supported podcaster, we found that trust was formed primarily through the intimate listening experience. Listeners are invested in keeping the podcasters accountable and therefore help produce trustworthy historical podcasts.
在我们信任的播客中?加拿大历史播客简评
摘要在这篇文章中,我们强调了加拿大令人兴奋和不断发展的历史播客场景。我们选择了各种播客来代表通过这种媒介讲述历史的不同机构、社区和个人。为了代表大众历史,我们看了《我们的虚假历史》 一个深入研究历史神话和阴谋的项目。从学术角度来看,我们将卡尔顿大学的肖恩·格雷厄姆制作的《活跃历史》和不列颠哥伦比亚省犹太档案馆的博物馆播客《厨房故事》作为制度制作媒体的一个例子。社区播客The Nameless Collective和学生运营的播客3600 seconds d'historire完善了我们的调查。每一个播客都展示了讲述历史的不同方法,让我们能够探索权威问题。在提出“我们能信任历史播客吗?”这个问题时,我们考察了每个播客是如何建立与 他们的听众,并传达他们对所讨论主题的专业知识。无论正式权威的感知水平如何,从个人到机构支持的播客,我们发现信任主要是通过亲密的倾听体验形成的。听众致力于让播客负责,从而帮助制作值得信赖的历史播客。
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International Public History
International Public History Arts and Humanities-History
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