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Daniel Smith at the Carolina Curator Blog brings word that all of the lectures given during the Bullit History of Medicine Club (Univ. of North Carolina Chapel Hill) 2008-09 lecture series are available online as MP3s. Scholars giving talks in the series include Sue Estroff, Todd Savitt, Vanessa Gamble, and Elizabeth Fenn. A treasure trove!
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Cool, I just grabbed a couple of them for starters. I've noticed before that Duke has some really extensive podcast offerings--so as a Tarheel married to a Blue Devil, I'm happy to get some UNC downloads for balance!
Posted by: Penny | June 07, 2009 at 01:33 PM
Hi Penny,
Well, one of the lectures is by Elizabeth Fenn, who is at Duke . . .
Posted by: Daniel S. Goldberg | June 08, 2009 at 12:04 PM