Episode 82 Part 2 - National Social Work Month Interviews! Silas Kelly of Kelsunn on the Air stops in to chat about the future of Social Workers in libraries.

Episode 82 Part 1 - National Social Work Month Interviews! We talk to artist/writer team Steenz and Ivy Noelle Weir of Archival Quality, a graphic novel which blends a mystery with the ghosts of how we treated mental health patients generation...

Special Episode - In the wake of COVID-19 libraries, educators, authors, and publishers are coming together to find new ways to reach the public. Skip Dye of Penguin Random House graciously agreed to chat with us about the recent policy released by hi...

Episode Eighty One - From Superheroes to Girl Power! - Happy Women's History Month. Julie Merberg of Downtown Books discusses her efforts to adapt the D.C. Superheroes for the board book crowd and their parents to enjoy together,

Episode Eighty - Jon Lovett - Pod Save Syosset with Jon Lovett: Lovett, podcaster supreme, former speech-writer for President Obama, and Syosset alum lends us his voice and humor! Lovett joins us to share his favorite memories of Syosset and how h...

Episode Seventy Nine - An Embarrassment of Witches: - Sophie Goldstein and Jennifer Jordan discuss an Embarrassment of Witches, their latest graphic novel collaboration that brings the uncertainty of post graduate life to a world where magical stu...

Episode Seventy Eight Part Two - Hear from some of our youngest podcasters! A group of children who tried their hands at reviewing books for Turn the Page!

Episode Seventy Eight Part One - - A group of experts and pediatricians discuss Census 2020 and how it will affect one of the most under represented populations — our children.

Episode Seventy Seven: We called him Rabbi Abraham - Rabbi Gary P Zola, PhD. is the Executive Director of The Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives (AJA). He joins us to discuss the relationship between President Abraham Linco...

Episode Seventy Six Part One - Author Interview part One - Ann Napolitano - Ann Napolitano discussed Dear Edward, her acclaimed book about a young boy who must navigate life after being the sole survivor of a plane crash.