Stacks & Facts
A channel talking about Library and Information Science, and the topics therein! Hosted by Peter Musser, who fixes to upload videos twice a month that make understanding libraries and information science more easy for folks around the world.
##Stacks & Facts is filmed and created primarily on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Musqueam people. Learn more here: http://aboriginal.ubc.ca/community-youth/musqueam-and-ubc/ ##
Note: I am an MLIS student at UBC in Vancouver, BC, Canada -- but my views do not necessarily reflect those of the school, faculty, or University as a whole.
Am I still a librarian??
trauma thoughts: the day we closed.
Why People Lie to You (and how to catch them)
Finding Library Jobs for Fun and (non)Profit
Before you become a librarian, some things to keep in mind.
The Librarian's Night Before Christmas
How Did I End Up a Librarian?
I Love Being a Librarian.
Congrats, you're starting Library School!
A Queer Century, 1869-1969: the curatorial process (part 2)
A Queer Century, 1869-1969: a guided tour of sexuality over 100 years (part 1)
How much money do YouTubers ACTUALLY make?
Librarians should know this technology
Parking lot thoughts: does the MLIS matter?
Two Weeks a Librarian: Crows, Fines, and UNLIMITED POWER
Black Excellence in Librarianship
The information we leave behind
The Librarian's Night before Christmas
Libraries Without Borders: Helping the world one box at a time.
What comes after my MLIS?
The Books that Predict the Future
![[full movie] Paywall: The Business of Scholarship -- annotated + commentary](https://ricktube.ru/thumbnail/GMjkgKGQhqY/mqdefault.jpg)
[full movie] Paywall: The Business of Scholarship -- annotated + commentary
Why are most librarians white women?
What do you learn in Library School? The MLIS Explained!
Ch-ch-ch-changes! News about me and the channel.
How to not suck in college
E-books at Libraries: Worth the cost?
Should Amazon Replace Libraries?
Tattoos, Mister Rogers, and the Human Record
This is why Representation in Literature Matters.