Circulating Ideas
Steve Thomasthe librarian interview podcast
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||
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Steve chats with Tom Bober and Rebecca Newland, authors of Literature and Primary Sources: The Perfect Pairing for Student Learning, about their time working at the Library of Congress, why primary sources are important, how librarians and teachers c... more
Steve chats with Max Brallier, author of The Last Comics on Earth: Too Many Villains, the second book in the Last Comics graphic novel series spun off from his bestselling Last Kids on Earth series. They chat about balancing an apocalyptic background... more
Steve chats with Sylvie Golod and Thomas Maluck from Richland Library about why financial literacy is an important topic for libraries to cover, the programs and services Richland offers in its Business, Careers, and Resources Center, how to make the... more
Steve chats with Elizabeth A. Wahler and Sarah C. Johnson, authors of the book, Creating a Person-Centered Library: Best Practices for Supporting High-Needs Patrons, about how they came to work with libraries, what a person-centered approach to libra... more
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Thank to Steve for giving a voice to librarians & the issues that impact our communities!
Apple Podcasts5Librarian Troy
United States2 years ago - đź’ˇ Love it! đź’ˇ
Steve’s thoughtfulness shines through in each episode and I always find a gem (or several) in every discussion. Although library-centric, people in government, education, and evening social services professions will also benefit from list being this podcast.
Apple Podcasts5LibraryHillaryUnited States5 years ago - Timely and Informative
Steve always picks great guests and topics to discuss. I am not a librarian, but I still find this show fascinating and look forward to hearing the variety of educational and intellectual voices on the pod. I highly encourage anyone who is interested in library science, education, publishing, or cultural discussion to give this a listen. more
Apple Podcasts5The MonarchistUnited States6 years ago - Terry Gross of Librarians
This is quintessential listening to librarians and those who are interested in the library field. Steve is a great interviewer with excellent guests.
Apple Podcasts5yolaleahUnited States7 years ago - Place ideas are spread
Love this podcast and Steve. He gets the right people (me excepted) with the right ideas at the right time. A must listen for all my library students.
Apple Podcasts5rdlankesUnited States10 years ago
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