Oct 7, 2026 · 1 hr 40 min · 14 segments
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Uh, yeah, I, I think I'll, um, I guess I'll say if you're studying topics that are American or European or, uh- Well, if you're looking for online sources for America, you'll come across a, a shit ton more.
Right
... very much, that's very much more a possibility to be able to, to deep dive just through the internet.
Um, but with, with New Zealand, there's a lot of lack of digitization, online sources, um, stuff's quite rare.
So I, I collect up a lot of books, um, kind of business histories and the like, um, j- just because, you know, there's no, there's no internet archive PDF of it.
Um, and, uh, when it comes to more archive or physical archive searches, um, thankfully New Zealand's quite a lot smaller.
Um, uh, and I think, I think, uh, New Zealand has, it's, it's hit or miss in terms of information availability and how hard it is to get it.
Uh, I, yeah, I'm trying to think 'cause I, I also some of this will probably be, um, uh, some of this will c- uh, probably dive into kind of pod sect territory, um-
Sure
But, uh, if, if I were to have advice for, for more specific, um, for physical archive searches is it's easy to go in too fast or go in over your head.
I think like go in with specific goals or topics or, uh, areas of inquiry, um, instead of having to try sort through, you know, five boxes of clippings.
Right
... um, and talk to like, uh, I, I, yeah, I guess I'm, I'm, I'm speaking to, to New Zealand mostly here, um, where you can get away with a lot if you're, uh, unassuming enough.
[laughs]
For sure.
I think-
Uh, yeah, I, I think I'll, um, I guess I'll say if you're studying topics that are American or European or, uh- Well, if you're looking for online sources for America, you'll come across a, a shit ton more.
Right
... very much, that's very much more a possibility to be able to, to deep dive just through the internet.
Um, but with, with New Zealand, there's a lot of lack of digitization, online sources, um, stuff's quite rare.
So I, I collect up a lot of books, um, kind of business histories and the like, um, j- just because, you know, there's no, there's no internet archive PDF of it.
Um, and, uh, when it comes to more archive or physical archive searches, um, thankfully New Zealand's quite a lot smaller.
Um, uh, and I think, I think, uh, New Zealand has, it's, it's hit or miss in terms of information availability and how hard it is to get it.
Uh, I, yeah, I'm trying to think 'cause I, I also some of this will probably be, um, uh, some of this will c- uh, probably dive into kind of pod sect territory, um-
Sure
But, uh, if, if I were to have advice for, for more specific, um, for physical archive searches is it's easy to go in too fast or go in over your head.
I think like go in with specific goals or topics or, uh, areas of inquiry, um, instead of having to try sort through, you know, five boxes of clippings.
Right
... um, and talk to like, uh, I, I, yeah, I guess I'm, I'm, I'm speaking to, to New Zealand mostly here, um, where you can get away with a lot if you're, uh, unassuming enough.
[laughs]
For sure.
I think-
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