[[The New York Public Library Podcast is now Library Talks. For new episodes of the show and The Librarian Is In, please visit nypl.org/podcast ]]
A beacon of books, ideas, and education in a city described as the cultural capital of the world, The New York Public Library hosts more than 55,000 programs annually. Listen to some of the most engaging and memorable recent programs, discover new ideas, and celebrate the best of today’s culture.

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Your Library Podcast is a periodic program that takes you behind the scenes of St. Louis Public Library. Produced in Creative Experience, a digital makerspace at Central Library, the program features resources, events, and people from throughout the library system. 

For more information, please visit https://www.slpl.org/podcast/ or contact us at podcast@slpl.org

OUR STREETS, OUR STORIES is a project of the Brooklyn Public Library's Department of Outreach Services that seeks to explore the Brooklyn that is and was, from the words of the community that lives here. Our hope is to create neighborhood-specific history archives based around interviews with Brooklyn residents. We seek to not only witness the change taking place all around us, but also to record and preserve the history of our neighborhoods before that history is forgotten. 

*Nominee, 2016 & 2018 Guides Association of New York City Apple Awards, Outstanding Achievement in Radio Program/Podcast

Drink a beer. Have a laugh. Learn how to build a spaceship.

Raising the Bar is a worldwide initiative aimed at making education a part of a city’s popular culture. We create one of a kind, knowledge-driven events in unusual locations. Our goal is to raise the bar on the content people consume in their everyday lives.
 

26 April – 2 May 2021. Inspiring Melburnians to share, learn, and to ideate together through a diverse range of events, workshops and performances.

This podcast has originally been created by the North Branch Library Staff with Amarillo Public Library in honor of National Poetry Month.  Recordings of patrons reading poems will be uploaded for all who are interested in listening. (Inspired by the Poetry Foundation's Record-a-Poem project).We hope listeners will enjoy this experience and be inspired to discover literature that speaks to them.  

Starting April 1, those in Amarillo who are interested in contributing should stop by the North Branch Library at anytime throughout the month of April to record a poem.  You may bring a poem of your own to read or we will have a selection for you to choose from.  Hope to see you!


Melbourne Knowledge Week is following