Hosted by Dayton Metro Library · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 10 episodes
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The “Cataloging the Culture” podcast is a groundbreaking platform that amplifies the voices and stories of Black men working in libraries across the nation—through a monthly series. Hosted by Dr. Karlos L. Marshall of the Dayton Metro Library, each monthly episode delves into their unique journeys, from discovering the profession to navigating challenges, and celebrating successes in a field where they remain underrepresented.
Dayton Metro Library hosts Cataloging the Culture, a society show with 10 episodes published.
Westly Davis is a strategic finance leader serving as Fiscal Officer for Dayton Metro Library. With 13 years of experience spanning investment banking and government accounting, bringing a unique blend of market insight
Thomas Dickens is the Assistant Dean for Organizational Development and Culture for University Libraries at The Ohio State University. Dickens leads transformative efforts to foster a welcoming, supportive workplace and
Marcus Walker is the Law School Archivist at the University of Louisville Louis D. Brandeis School of Law Library. He has been employed in libraries on-and-off – mostly on – since beginning as an undergraduate student as
Robert Owens is an innovative, creative, and highly insightful professional. Currently, he serves as the Community Impact and Innovation Manager here at the Dayton Metro Library. Before this role, he served as the Assist
Chris Wallace is a multifaceted individual whose life journey is marked by a profound commitment to education, mentorship, and community service. Born and raised in Springfield, Ohio, Chris's passion for making a differe
Henry (Hank) L. Benton III was born and raised in Dayton, Ohio. Dr. Benton earned his BA in Psychology from Ashland University, where he attended on a football scholarship. He earned his MS and PhD in Counseling Psycholo
Sammie Johnson is a dedicated library leader, educator, and advocate for equity in higher education. He currently serves as Director of Library Services at Wilberforce University, where he is committed to creating inclus
W. Tali Hairston, Ph.D. was appointed to the Library Board by Mayor Jenny Durkan in March 2020 and reappointed by Mayor Harrell in May 2023. He directs the Nehemiah Initiative and is the principal researcher and owner of
Dr. Anthony Wilson is the Chief Operating Officer for the Columbus Metropolitan Library and current Council Member At-Large for Grove City Council. Prior to joining the library he was Assistant Chief of Police with the W
In our first episode, Dr. Marshall interviews Bradley Kuykendall, a dynamic library leader with roots in HBCU academia and a mission to serve community with purpose. As a Floating Branch Manager at Dayton Metro Library,
Robert Owens
Community Impact and Innovation Manager · Dayton Metro Library
1 appearance on this show
Chris Wallace
Associate Professor at the 50/50 by 2030 Foundation · University of Canberra
1 appearance on this show
Anthony Wilson
Chief Operating Officer · Columbus Metropolitan Library
1 appearance on this show
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Cataloging the Culture is hosted by Dayton Metro Library. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 10 episodes.
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