How will future generations learn about us? In this digital age, will we leave a mark or a clue as to who we were or what we thought?

In this episode, we continue our interview with Charles Johnson, who recently retired after 30 years as the director of the research library at the Museum of Ventura County. Once again, we learn how he opened up the past with just one item – in this case, a stereo view card, and don’t worry, he’ll explain what that is. And he’ll tell us about his thoughts and his fears on whether we and future generations can continue to walk through these doors to the past, given the digital age.