Biblio Radio – 5.2.2016
Julia interviews Steve Presser, owner of Big Fun on Coventry, about the history of toys, pop culture, and the small toy store.
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Julia interviews Steve Presser, owner of Big Fun on Coventry, about the history of toys, pop culture, and the small toy store.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 4:13 — 1.9MB)
Sheryl Banks talks about celebrating the library’s birthday with the Centennial Celebration at Coventry on Sunday, May 1st.
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Alyse Giannotti, library tech trainer, talks about the coding and WordPress programs she’s got coming up.
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Attorneys from the Legal Aid Society will be leading a program on building and maintaining good credit at the Lee Road branch on April 18th.
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April is National Poetry Month: the library is celebrating at all branches, and with programs for all ages.
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Jessica Markowitz talks about the weekly Welcome Hub program is helping refugees in our neighborhood.
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Maggie Killman talks about why we got rid of our Seed Library last year… and why it’s back.
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Librarian Andrea Lynn talks about Hannah Rothschild’s The Improbability of Love.
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Library Director Nancy Levin talks about Symphony for the City of the Dead by M. T. Anderson.
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Julia and Amy Rosenbluth talk about the evolution of the 17 year long tradition, the Teen Poetry Slam.
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