
Library professionals are passionate about a lot of things. Be it the pop culture they consume or the databases that drive their libraries, Library Land Loves A Lot!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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In this episode of Library Land Loves, we’re taking you inside the Spring Gathering—a powerful and meaningful event that brings together members of the First Nations Public Library (FNPL) community from across Ontario.
Through conversations with org... more
Michelle Arbuckle sits down with recently retired library leader and past recipient of OLA’s W.J. Robertson Medallion for Public Librarian of the Year, Margie Singleton—an inspiring force in Canadian public libraries whose legacy continues to shape c... more
Today we’re diving into one of the most pressing issues facing libraries right now: intellectual freedom, and the growing wave of challenges to it across Canada.
Over the past year, we’ve seen a sharp increase in attempts to restrict access to mate... more
Welcome to Library Land Loves. Every May, the OLA hosts the largest literary event for young readers in Canada, and it’s called the Forest of Reading Festival.
In case you aren’t familiar with it, we host this annual event at the Harbourfront Cent... more
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Library Land Loves showcases library professionals discussing leadership, advocacy, programming, and the evolving role of libraries in culture and society. Episodes frequently center on public library administration, intellectual freedom, youth and community programming, and practical library operations—from curbside services to signage and cultural calendars. A notable strength is the show's ability to blend policy context with on-the-ground library experience, featuring practitioners, authors, and educators who provide actionable insights for library teams and volunteers. The show often highlights Canadian library networks, partnerships with schools and cultural institutions, and the ways libraries support literacy, inclusion, and communi... more
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Recent guests on Library Land Loves include:
1. James Turk
2. Eric Walters
3. Keersten Wurmann
4. Tom Best
5. Rachel E. Beatty
6. Jennifer Eisman
7. Shelley McKay
8. Rochelle Strauss
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