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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2026 · 5 MIN

Episode 4 - Catalog Records?

from Ask Us: A UM Libraries Podcast · host University of Manitoba Libraries

Welcome back to Ask Us: A UM Libraries Podcast! In this episode, librarian Emma Popowich explains what a catalog record is, what all the information means, and how to use it to actually find the resources you need. Music in this episode is A Burst of Light, Lemon and Melon,and Our Son the Potter, all from Blue Dot Sessions.

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