Episode Twelve: Lights! Camera! Hitchcock!: - Just in time for Halloween, Max Alvarez shares his knowledge of legendary master of suspense Alfred Hitchcock.

Episode Eleven: The future is Fan Fiction! Alisa Stern loved Doctor Who so much that she created her own original content using stop motion animation -- the BBC loved it so much that they aired it on their channel.

Episode Ten: The Droids you are looking for - Have you ever wanted to build your own R2 unit? John Endres and Scott Kraft of the Long Island R2 Builders sat down with us to talk about their group of makers who build droids of the calibur you've ...

Episode Nine: In the name of the moon, I challenge you! - Librarian and board game enthusiast Michael Buono is the Head of Reference and Patron Services at Brentwood Public Library and Adjunct Lecturer at CUNY Queens.

Episode Eight: Code to success - Teacher John Chae and members of the Syosset Robotics team join us to talk about teaching and tinkering with robotics, and their winning recipe for competition.

Episode Seven: From Mensch to Mobster Recently NYC tour guide Robin London came to Syosset Public Library to discuss how a "mensch" from a good Jewish home could become a "mobster" and all about the toughest Jewish gangsters that once ruled the st...

Episode Six: Tom Montalbano interview part 2 -   - Conclusion of our interview with local author and historian Tom Montalbano.

Episode Five: Tom Montalbano interview part 1 - Librarians Barney and Lisa interview local author and historian Tom Montalbano. This interview will conclude in our next episode.

Episode Four: That tree grew in Brooklyn already!        Tara Clancy, host of The Moth Storytelling Hour sits down with Jessikah, Stacey and Lisa to discuss her book THE CLANCYS OF QUEENS, the need for authentic new voices to tell their stories and f...

We LUG NY. Sy-Con Presents Bricks Rock was a fun filled event at our library! In this episode, we sat down with three members of I LUG NY, the NY Tri-State LEGO Users group to chat about growing up and holding on to what were once considered "childish ...