Join library staff for April’s Library News podcast which features information about the library’s programs, celebrating National Library Week, virtual Money Smart Week, celebrating National Volunteer Month with a program to say thank you to our volunteers, top 10 fiction books on BARD, the library’s upcoming Youth Programs, and more.
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Library News Podcast: March 2021
Join library staff for March’s Library News podcast which features information about the library’s braille programs, the Braille Challenge, books celebrating Ireland and the Irish, a program to say thank you to our volunteers, a fundraiser by the Friends of the Library, the library’s upcoming Youth Programs, and more.
Library News Podcast: February 2021
Join library staff for February’s Library News podcast which features information about the All Iowa Reads selections, the top ten non-fiction books downloaded from BARD, information about the upcoming Iowa Regional Braille Challenge, the library’s upcoming Youth Programs, and more.
Library News Podcast: January 2021
Happy New Year! Join library staff for January’s Library News podcast which features information about the library’s upcoming Adult Winter Reading Challenge, the top ten fiction books downloaded from BARD, information about the upcoming Iowa Regional Braille Challenge, the library’s upcoming Youth Programs, and more.
Coming Soon: Library Chat Podcast
The Library is excited to announce a new podcast starting this month called Library Chat. This will be in addition to the library’s monthly Library News podcast and Braille Bits podcast.
The first Library Chat podcast will be released the week of October 19, 2020. During the Library Chat podcast, we will discuss books and other podcasts around different topics. October’s Library Chat will focus on the topic of Halloween. Listen in to hear about spooky books, Halloween traditions and more. We will also discuss the podcast Stuff You Should Know: Where Did Trick-Or-Treating Come From? The popular Stuff You Should Know podcast and video series is published by Stuff Media and hosted by Josh Clark and Charles W. “Chuck” Bryant, both writers at HowStuffWorks. The podcast launched in 2008 and covers a variety of topics in the fields of science, history, urban legends and pop culture. If you would like listen to the podcast discussed this month, you can listen to Stuff You Should Know: Where Did Trick-Or-Treating Come From? here.
Just in case your missed our Podcasts 101 Webinar we have posted it to our YouTube channel. During the webinar library staff discuss what is a podcast, how do you listen to a podcast, where do you find them and what do our library podcasts have to offer.
Podcast 101 and Library Chat
What is a podcast? How do you listen to a podcast? Where do you find podcasts to listen to?
Join us for our Podcast 101 Webinar on Wednesday, October 7th at 10:00am and have your questions answered as we discuss how to find and listen to podcasts and learn about the podcasts that are being created by our library. Contact the library at library@blind.state.ia.us or 515-281-1323 for information on how to attend the webinar.
The Library is excited to announce a new podcast of our own coming in October called Library Chat. This will be in addition to our monthly Library News podcast and Braille Bits podcast.
The first Library Chat podcast will be released the week of October 19, 2020. During the Library Chat podcast, we will discuss books and other podcasts around different topics. October’s Library Chat will focus on the topic of Halloween. Listen in to hear about spooky books, Halloween traditions and more. We will also discuss the podcast Stuff You Should Know: Where Did Trick-Or-Treating Come From? The popular Stuff You Should Know podcast and video series is published by Stuff Media and hosted by Josh Clark and Charles W. “Chuck” Bryant, both writers at HowStuffWorks. The podcast launched in 2008 and covers a variety of topics in the fields of science, history, urban legends and pop culture. If you would like listen to the podcast discussed this month, you can listen to Stuff You Should Know: Where Did Trick-Or-Treating Come From? here.