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Nov 6, 2026

Ken FallonNARRATOR
27:30
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Ken FallonNARRATOR
27:38
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Ken FallonNARRATOR
27:49
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Maynard BangsHOST
75:41
You can watch it on Criterion.
Maynard BangsHOST
75:43
It's currently streaming on Roku, but some kind-hearted soul has also uploaded it to the Internet Archive.
Maynard BangsHOST
75:50
Support your local archivist.
Ryan Luis RodriguezHOST
75:52
How was Ben supposed to guess that?
Ken FallonNARRATOR
6:19
If you ever thought of recording a podcast, then visit the HBR site to find out how easy it really is.
Ken FallonNARRATOR
6:27
Hosting for HBR has been kindly provided by anhonesthost.com, the Internet Archive, rsync.net, and the HBR Community Content Delivery Network.
Ken FallonNARRATOR
6:38
Unless otherwise stated, today's show is released under a Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International License.
Martin CannonGUEST
28:26
I could not find anything tying Benjamin Simon to MKUltra or any of that research.
Martin CannonGUEST
28:34
I had a gut feeling there is a recorded lecture of Benjamin Simon that's floating around nowadays on the Internet Archive or something like that.
Martin CannonGUEST
28:44
And he's definitely making reference to, you know, a lot of the MKUltra researchers.
Martin CannonGUEST
28:50
Perhaps that is to be expected because these are all top men in the field.
StevenHOST
29:53
In Volume 3, there's a lot of quite interesting titles.
StevenHOST
29:57
All you have to do is just go to Volume 3 of The Secret Doctrine on the Internet Archive.
StevenHOST
30:04
type in the word Enoch, and you'll find some interesting things.
StevenHOST
30:08
All she was trying to do with this, and which is a part of the plan, and which is a part of Blavatsky's work, and which is a part of Satan's plan in the end times, is to initiate the Christian into the mysteries.
Matt SingerGUEST
50:26
And there are some things that just don't exist online.
Matt SingerGUEST
50:28
And even, you know, if you look at the Internet Archive or whatever.
Matt SingerGUEST
50:32
So they have these amazing collections of old clippings of newspapers and magazines, and I would spend hours going through those and finding random, you know, articles that aren't online, old issues of AM New York and other magazines and newspapers that like no longer even exist that these guys were doing interviews with online.
Matt SingerGUEST
50:57
So, yeah, I mean, I don't know that there was anything that like radically reshaped my opinion about anything, but certainly, you know, I can say that like just the structure of the book was all borne out by the research.
Casey FatchettHOST
50:36
I think that, but when a photographer is for the first time discovering that one of their images is being used somewhere without their permission, no license, what should their first move be? And what's the most common mistake that people usually make that hurts their case?
Nico TrinkhausGUEST
50:56
Yeah, the very first thing is to take good evidence of the infringement.
Nico TrinkhausGUEST
51:02
So archive the website in one of the internet archives such as web.archive.org or archive.is. put the URL there so that it's being saved.
Nico TrinkhausGUEST
51:15
That's the first thing I would do.
Nico TrinkhausGUEST
51:18
Second thing is I would send the infringement to a colleague, to another photographer, and ask them, please have a look at it, look at that you see the image, just that I can have a witness if I need a witness, someone who has actually seen it live.
Sara CenturyHOST
30:11
Yeah.
Sara CenturyHOST
30:12
So the whole, the way, I mean, my God, I'm looking at this, the way that we read this or the way that I read this was on Internet Archive.
Sara CenturyHOST
30:19
And so God bless Internet Archive because there's no way that you can't find a lot of this.
Sara CenturyHOST
30:24
There's no
Connor GoldsmithGUEST
30:25
legal way to read Creepy 63, I don't think.

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Sara CenturyHOST
78:41
It's great.
Sara CenturyHOST
78:42
The ads in this are really great.
Sara CenturyHOST
78:44
If you look through the internet archive, you get to see a lot of the 1970s ads.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:37
22.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:37
The Internet Archive's National Emergency Library Controversy The National Emergency Library recently launched by the Internet Archive now finds itself in the middle of a controversy.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:47
23.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:48
16 Best Crypto Blogs to Read in 2022 The top 16 crypto blogs that can keep you up to date with cryptocurrencies, including crypto news, product releases, new regulations and product reviews.

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speaker_0NARRATOR
40:10
They feast on what looks like safe and trustworthy information, but it isn't news, it's just sand.
speaker_0NARRATOR
40:16
140.
speaker_0NARRATOR
40:17
Internet Archive's National Emergency Library is vile, says Copyright Alliance.
speaker_0NARRATOR
40:21
Last week the Internet Archive responded to the coronavirus outbreak by offering a new service to displaced learners.
Tom GulleyHOST
68:12
In 1973, the drama anthology series featured tales of mystery and adventure and suspense, airing in stereo for two seasons.
Tom GulleyHOST
68:23
I think you can find these on YouTube, and if not, the Internet Archive.
Tom GulleyHOST
68:28
He hosted the program but didn't write any of the scripts and the series ended after two seasons.
Tom GulleyHOST
68:34
His final radio performance was really weird.

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Tom GulleyHOST
104:01
And these are good for like basements and stuff.
Tom GulleyHOST
104:04
So that when the heat of the sun or just the sun heats up the inside of that chamber, the fan starts and it blows the hot air into the basement or something.
Tom GulleyHOST
104:20
Um, Kendall says, if you didn't have the Burke's law episode, I know it's available on internet archive.
Tom GulleyHOST
104:30
I'm just looking out for you.

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