Biblio Radio

Robin Pease of Kulture Kids talks about the upcoming performance program she’ll be leading for children and families called Talk-Talk-Talk.  

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On this edition of Biblio Radio, Julia and local history librarian Amia Wheatly talk about Brooklyn by Colm Toibin.

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Julia and author Michael Clune discuss his most recent book, Gamelife, which will be the topic of an author talk at the Noble Neighborhood branch on Monday, July 11 at 7 p.m.

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Lee Gambol at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History talks about an upcoming program on the story of Balto at the University Heights branch.

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Julia and Beth talk about summer volunteer opportunities and riding the Book Bike.

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Julia and Jessica at Noble talk about the film screening of The Refugees of Shangri-La, which tells the stories of Nepali Bhutanese refugees to America.

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Summer reading is here! Listen to learn about the program for readers ages 0-100.  

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Julia and Staff Training Manager Heather Howlier talk about newly free access to Lynda Library, an online learning platform.  

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Julia and Beth talk about the library’s strategic plan and how you can contribute by voicing your opinion.  

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Julia talks about Silent in Sixteen, and what Charlie Chaplin was doing 100 years ago.

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