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ALL-NEW SEASON, let's GOOOO! We're so delighted to bring The Log Books podcast back, with all-new interviews and now in partnership with @faberbooks.bsky.social

The Quilt got nominated for @radioacademy.bsky.social ARIAS 🙌

Would you like to work with us at Aunt Nell?

We’re looking for trans/nb/gnc sound artists/audio producers for a future project!

Send examples of your work to tash@auntnell.com

Deadline 28/03

There I go again booking time with a dominatrix and all we did was talk about universal basic income!

Listen to the amazing Eva Oh on Free Sex now! podfollow.com/1714966001

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My guest in this week’s episode is @silvaneves.bsky.social, a psychotherapist with a set of ideas of how we can live to enjoy our own bodies. Listen here: podfollow.com/1714966001

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“We are living queer archives!” - it was such a pleasure to give a seminar at QUB on Friday on queering archives 🤓

New episode of Free Sex is here! What if we labelled our sexual identities differently…? @auntnellproduction.bsky.social podfollow.com/1714966001

Do we all share a communal sexual energy that’s just waiting to be activated?

New episode of FREE SEX out now - listen here: podfollow.com/1714966001

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What research opportunities do the Prize Papers offer? Tune in to the 3rd episode of the podcast series on the Prize Papers stored at The National Archives, UK: "Echoes of Empire" featuring my friend @mouseemperor.bsky.social & myself hosted by Chloe Lee, produced by @auntnellproduction.bsky.social

The podcast is hosted by Chloe Lee, and produced by the wonderful team @auntnellproduction.bsky.social, Tash Walker und Adam Zmith. Production manager is Drew Ellery for The National Archives, UK. Thank you all for your great work! #PrizePapers @akademienunion.bsky.social

Images: Podcast recording group picture; below: Screenshot Prize Papers Materiality Shots. Prize Papers Project (Oldenburg/London), ref. HCA 32/140. The National Archives, UK. Photographer: Maria Cardamone.

The Prize Papers will change the way we see the past. The research possibilities are almost unlimited. Join us for the conclusion of the three-part series “Secrets of the Prize Papers” with insights from @lhaasis.bsky.social and @mouseemperor.bsky.social – pod.link/1460242815
#earlymodern #history 🗃️

FREE SEX new episode!

The amazing queer DJ Diana Isi talked to me about how nightlife can be sexy and sex positive 💚

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I'd like to thank The National Archives for making this event possible, especially Deborah Partridge for the idea and cooperation, the TNA podcast team and @auntnellproduction.bsky.social for their great podcast and Robert Green for the beautiful photos.

Great afternoon chatting about our work on The Log Books, and our upcoming book! Lots of hand movements 🤓 @tashwalker.bsky.social @adamzmith.bsky.social

New episodes of the FREE SEX podcast have landed!

Tell me: how can we make a world of free sex?

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Unravelling hidden text and figures in paper-based archival documents with micro-spatially offset Raman spectroscopy imaging The preservation of paper-based archival documents is crucial for safeguarding historical and cultural heritage. Some records possess visually inacces…

Read the research paper “Unravelling hidden text and figures in paper-based archival documents with micro-spatially offset Raman spectroscopy imaging” on ScienceDirect in open access: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Portrait Marc Vermeulen - "On the Record" logo – sealed letters in the background (red seals, yellow letter paper, black background). Image: Sealed Letters. Prize Papers Project (Oldenburg/London). Credit: The National Archives, ref. HCA 32/953. Photographer: Maria Cardamone, Prize Papers Project.

The Prize Papers contain hundreds of letters that are still sealed. Marc Vermeulen, Head of Heritage Science at The National Archives, explains in the new episode how they were recently able to reconstruct hidden text in these letters – without even opening them! #earlymodern 🗃️
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So proud to have been on this podcast with Queerkernow thanks a millll @auntnellproduction.bsky.social 💖💖💖

Marina Casagrande working on a large volume and preparing it for digitization.

Marina Casagrande opening a letter - documented on video.

Marina Casagrande presenting a sweater found in a packet – joined by colleagues from the Faroe Islands. Erling Isholm on the left, Margretha Nonklett in the right.

Imagine being the first person to open an #earlymodern logbook or read a letter written 250 years ago. This is part of the daily work of our conservator Marina Casagrande at The National Archives. Tune in to the 2nd episode of the podcast series "Secrets of the Prize Papers"! 🗃️ pod.link/1460242815

Really enjoyed another brilliant podcast from Aunt Nell.

The past and present are weaved together with reflections on what it means when we see ourselves. Loved the variety of contributors and the thoughtful tender way it’s presented.

This episode was a definite highlight. ⛈️ ⚡️ ⛈️ (IYKYK)

A lovely review of The Quilt in the @radiotimes.bsky.social this week - the real stars are the contributors ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

8 | The Wave The Quilt · Episode

Finished ‘The Quilt’ by @adamzmith.bsky.social & @tashwalker.bsky.social the other day and it’s going to stay with me for a long time. Such a great series creating a living archive of queer stories… + a bit of nautical Polari in the last ep! 😍

Season 2 when please?

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LGBTQ+ History Month is fast approaching — have you planned your LGBTQ+ staff network event yet?

We are the award-winning producers of podcasts such as The Log Books, The Quilt and Sing It Pink. We want to share their stories with you this History Month - drop us a line!

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The Quilt - Podcast | Global Player <p>The Quilt: Living memories of queer Britain &amp; Northern Ireland </p><br/><p>An audio exhibition open to anyone, anywhere, at any time of day, produced and hosted by <a href="https://www.instagra...

I want to sing the praises of the Queer
Britain podcast series The Quilt. I can’t stop talking about it & recommending it to people. So I’m going to do it again here! This was such a creative & engaging podcast. I learnt so much. Thank you to all the contributors for sharing your stories!

The Quilt - Ep 8: The Wave 🌊

A special one for me as I take you back to my roots in the South West.

They say that history is cyclical. But it can also be seen, and felt, as a sea wave: coming & going perhaps, but always ready for you to immerse yourself

Listen here:

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The Quilt: Episode 7 - The Voice

We head to South Wales & hear from the amazing people that are making work about their identities in Welsh in new & amazing ways, as well as learn about the amazing Welsh activism of the 80s!

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A big thank you to @scottygb.bsky.social and @podcastrex.com for picking The Quilt as one of their podcasts of 2024! 🙌 podcastrex.com/topics/the-p...

Image shows Oliver Finnegan with Chloe Lee, documents on the table, and the producers – the wonderful team Aunt Nell Production – Adam Zmith and and Tash Walker with microphones. We also like to thank TNA's Drew Ellery for the great support.

In the first episode, Dr Oliver Finnegan (Prize Papers Record Specialist) takes us back to the 1740s and presents various documents from the ship Franciscus, including letters and logbooks. The podcast is hosted by Chloe Lee and produced by the wonderful team @auntnellproduction.bsky.social

"On the Record"-Podcast Start-Screen: Painting of the Ship Geetruide, 1796, The National Archives, ref. HCA 30/872. Images reproduced by permission of The National Archives, UK.

Ever wondered what it's like to open a historical time capsule? Want to hear the ultimate unboxing story this Christmas? Tune in to the 1st episode of the new podcast series ‘Trade, Loot & Letters’ which explores the Prize Papers at The National Archives: pod.link/1460242815
#earlymodern #history 🗃️