sound studies Archives

“Living Room Revolutions: Black Women Collecting and Selecting Records in the 1960s and ‘70s” – A Talk by Jennifer Stoever — Jan 22, 2026 (Events)

Montreal - Concordia University - EV 2.776: Engineering, Computer Science and Visual Arts Integrated Complex (EV Building), 1515 Rue Sainte-Catherine W. EV Building, H3G 2W1

SpokenWeb, Literary Listening, and the Media History Research Centre are pleased to present a talk by Jennifer Stoever. Quiet as it’s been kept by music media and academia, from its start Hip Hop was never solely or even predominantly a masculine art. For so many of hip hop’s originators in 1970s New York City, it was the […]

Black Studies, DJ Art, Hip Hop Studies, Jennifer Lynn Stoever, Lecture, Literary Listening, Media History Research Centre, sound studies, SpokenWeb, Talk, Vinyl Records

Listening to Listening: Stories of SpokenWeb Ghost Readings (Post)

Posted October 2, 2025

The ghost in the archives.

Article, SPOKENWEBLOG | Article, Collaboration, collective listening, Concordia University, Ghost Reading, Ghost Reading Series, Listening, Listening Pedagogy, Listening Practice, Listening Practice series, Pedagogy, Performing the Archive, sound pedagogies, sound studies, SpokenWeb

Critical Remediations: SpokenWeb Postdoctoral Fellowship (UBC Okanagan campus) (Post)

Posted November 22, 2022

We invite applicants for a 2-year postdoctoral fellowship in critical approaches to literary audio, creative and critical remediations, performance, media archaeology, book history and print culture, digital humanities, and/or the archive informed by feminism, queer theory, etc. The successful postdoctoral fellow will join the AMP Lab at UBC Okanagan, where the SpokenWeb SoundBox collection is housed, and will work under the co-supervision of Dr. Karis Shearer and Dr. Emily Christina Murphy, with support from the SpokenWeb UBCO research team.

Opportunities | archival studies, book history, cultural studies, digital humanities, digital media, gender studies, library and information studies, literary studies, Postdoctoral fellowship, public humanities, sound studies, SpokenWeb, UBCO, University of British Colombia Okanagan

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“Living Room Revolutions: Black Women Collecting and Selecting Records in the 1960s and ‘70s” – A Talk by Jennifer Stoever — Jan 22, 2026 (Events)

Listening to Listening: Stories of SpokenWeb Ghost Readings (Post)

Critical Remediations: SpokenWeb Postdoctoral Fellowship (UBC Okanagan campus) (Post)