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‘Knowing me, Knowing UKSG’ is a brand new podcast exploring career journeys in scholarly communications sector. In each episode we will be having an informal conversation with someone inspiring from the knowledge community and ask them to tell us about their career journey and what has motivated them along the way.
The podcast will shine a light on how varied the sector is and how there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach to managing your career. Career journeys are often ‘squiggly’ and can include setbacks. The podcast will also explore common issues such as imposter syndrome and share advice on how to maximise opportunities when they are presented.
The podcast will shine a light on how varied the sector is and how there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach to managing your career. Career journeys are often ‘squiggly’ and can include setbacks. The podcast will also explore common issues such as imposter syndrome and share advice on how to maximise opportunities when they are presented.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
monthly
Average audio length:
23 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
43 episodes
since Feb. 6, 2023
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
42. An Interview with Ciaran Talbot, Director of Artificial Intelligence and Ideas Adoption by UKSG
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In this episode, Tom Grady sits down with Richard Steeden, Key Account Manager at IWA Publishing, to discucss their career journey so far and what they get up to in their current role.
In this episode, Inger Stenersen discusses their role at the National Library of Norway and their career journey so far with Tom Morley. You can find out more about the National Library of Norway here: https://www.nb.no/en/
Caroline Ball is the Community Engagement Lead at the Open Book collective, in this episode they are interviewed by Tom Morley about their career journey so far, their current role at the Open Book Collective, and how they have navigated the transition from working in primarily library based roles …
William Nixon is Deputy Executive Director at RLUK, in this episode Katherine Stephan talks to William about their career journey so far and their current role at RLUK.
In this episode we speak to Lorna Goudie, Acquisitions Coordinator at Edge Hill University, about their experience of attending the 2025 UKSG conference as a sponsored place winner.
Anna Hughes interviews Jodie Heap, Scholarly Communications and Research Support Librarian at Keele University. During the podcast they discuss Jodie's experience at the UKSG conference 2025.
Anna Hughes interview Naomi Davey about their experience at the UKSG conference 2025
An interview with Olivia Edmonds, Academic Liaison Librarian at UWTSD. Olivia shares their experiences of attending the 2025 UKSG conference.
An interview with Nataliia Kaliuzhna, Research Associate, Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology. Nataliia was one of the sponsored places attendees at the UKSG Conference 2025. In this episode we discuss their experiences at the conference from the perspective of a first time attend…
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