The Library Stage
Amanda Hunt, MLSThe Library Stage is the podcast where school librarians take the stage: 18 minutes, one big idea, every episode. Hosted by Amanda Hunt, MLS (@TheNextGenLibrarian), award-winning Texas high school librarian with 21 years in education, each episode spotlights a librarian sharing what actually works: the programs, books, and edtech lighting up their libraries. Every talk hits one of three pillars: L... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Category | Education | ||||
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Episode 24: What It Costs to Stand Up with Charlotte Wood
*CONTENT WARNINGS: PTSD, BOOK BANNING & CENSORSHIP
On day fifteen of her first year as a librarian, the Charlotte Wood was given a list of books the school board wanted pulled. She wasn't ev... more
Episode 23: Why Are All the Black Librarians Gathering in the School Library? with Erika Long
For generations we've asked why representation matters in books. Erika Long wants us to ask why it matters behind the circulation desk.
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Heather Schubert will tell you straight out that she has always struggled with book clubs. This is the version that finally worked.
In this episode of The Library Stage, Amanda Hunt welcomes Heather Schubert, librarian at middle school in central TX... more
Episode 21: Diamond or Dud? Weeding Is a Lesson with Heather Arguello
Heather Arguello adds about a thousand books to her collection every year. Which means every summer, a thousand books have to go.
In this episode of The Library Stage, Amanda Hun... more
Episode 20: Passion Clubs Are Programming with Rachel Joiner
At AASL, everyone at the table was naming their sessions. Passive programming. Law for librarians. Then they got to Rachel, who said she was going to Pokémon.
In this episode of The Libra... more
Episode 19: Keira's Closet with Margie Longoria
A student walked into the library and asked if she could set up a hygiene closet for her Eagle Scout project. Four years later, it's still open...and it's still named after her.
In this episode of The... more
Episode 18: The Library Is a Community Center with Melissa Silerio
We say the library is the heart of the school. Mel Silerio thinks we can do better than that.
In this episode of The Library Stage, Amanda Hunt welcomes Melissa Silerio, in her sixt... more
Episode 17: You Too Can Ditch Dewey with Lauren Claymon
Everyone talks about ditching Dewey at the elementary level. Lauren Claymon is here to tell secondary librarians it works just as well for you.
In this episode of The Library Stage, Amanda Hun... more
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