In this episode Research & Copyright Services Law Librarian Stephen Wolfson has a conversation with Dean for Faculty Affairs and health law scholar Elizabeth Weeks about her book Healthism and the process of collaborating on this work with a coauthor in another location. Metadata Services Librarian Rachel Evans discusses upcoming events celebrating this and other faculty book publications at the UGA School of Law and the stylistic shift in book covers that she and some of her colleagues are enjoying.

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This episode discusses the following books, articles and events:

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In this episode Metadata Services Librarian Rachel Evans interviews Research & Copyright Services Law Librarian Stephen Wolfson. They discuss the growth of the public domain on January 1, 2019 including the 1998 law that added 20 years to copyrights which would have expired in 1999 and the copyright durations for past and present U.S. written, visual, and musical works. Wolfson also shares a few of his favorite works from 1923, resources for locating and determining copyright expiration, and the library digitization efforts happening with the more than 50,000 public domain materials. The two also talk about a couple of events UGA Law Library is doing this month in celebration of the growth of the public domain.

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This episode discusses the following copyright and public domain related resources:

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In this episode co-hosts Leslie Grove and Rachel Evans interview the Law Library’s two newest librarians about their most memorable reference questions, their past library and law firm experiences and their favorite legal research resources:

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In this episode co-hosts Nina Guzman and Rachel Evans discuss stress management with library programs and resources:

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In this episode co-hosts Leslie Grove and Rachel Evans are joined by Nina Guzman to bring you discussions about music and the law with:

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Since our last podcast episode aired in October 2017, the law library used a contest in the February issue of our Amicus Briefs Newsletter to find a new name for the podcast. Thanks to law student submissions, we now have a new name for the podcast: On Reserve. This idea was submitted by law student Ben Durfee. You can now find our podcast (including past episodes) in iTunes, in addition to following along with this blog for streaming via YouTube.

In this episode co-hosts Leslie Grove and Rachel Evans, interview the following personalities from our law school community about technology through the lens of legal education:

• Information Technology Law Librarian Jason Tubinis

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Read more about our podcast’s purpose and connection to our library newsletter Amicus Briefs in our previous blog post featuring the pilot episode.

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The Alexander Campbell King Law Library recorded this inaugural podcast in the new school of law podcasting studio space! This podcast will serve as an extension of the longstanding library newsletter, Amicus Briefs. Law faculty member Christian Turner helped make the studio’s existence possible with a recent grant to renovate space in the library annex and fit it with audio and video recording equipment. Turner’s podcast with fellow faculty member Joseph Miller titled Oral Argument is also being recorded in the space. Each episode will tackle a different topic and will serve as a platform for the University of Georgia School of Law’s students, faculty, and staff to discuss the issues they are passionate about and the events happening in our community.  Co-hosts Leslie Grove, our law school Web Developer, and Rachel Evans, Web Coordinator & Digital Media Specialist, will interview guests from all walks of life, allowing them to share their personal interests and professional expertise. Each episode will also contain recommendations for library resources related to the theme.