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Volumes, the Austin Public Library podcast shares stories of creativity, knowledge and innovation through conversations with the people of Austin.

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Aural Literature Ep 8 Rob Stanton, Julie Kantor, John Fry & Ash Smith Mar 05, 2017

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Aural Literature Ep 8 Rob Stanton, Julie Kantor, John Fry & Ash Smith

APL Radio Show Volumes Ep. 18 | 2/22/2017 Feb 27, 2017

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Episode 18 of the Austin Public Library radio show, Volumes, features a conversation with Suzan Nyfeler discussing Storytimes and other great children's programs at the Austin Public Library. http://library.austintexas.gov/youth

APL Radio Show Volumes Ep. 17 | 2/15/2017 Feb 27, 2017

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Episode 17 of the Austin Public Library radio show, Volumes, features a conversation with Irene Magana–Noverola, the Managing Librarian of the Southeast Branch discussing what makes the Southeast Branch a bilingual branch; from the collection and staff to the programs and referral services.

APL Radio Show Volumes Ep. 16 | 2/8/2017 Feb 14, 2017

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Episode 16 of the Austin Public Library radio show, Volumes, features a conversation with Bill Donaldson about the Carver Branch's open mic nights called "Read it, Sing it, Let us Hear it!"

APL Radio Show Volumes Ep. 15 | 2/1/2017 Feb 06, 2017

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Episode 15 of the Austin Public Library radio show, Volumes, features a conversation with Michelle Beebower and Katrina Townsend about the Eat! A Feast in Four Courses programming at the University Hills Branch.

APL Radio Show Volumes Ep. 14 | 1/25/2017 Feb 06, 2017

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Episode 14 of the Austin Public Library radio show, Volumes, features a conversation with Joe Faulk, APL's Information Technology Manager about the Video over IP technology at the new Austin Public Library. library.austintexas.gov/new-central-library

Aural Literature Ep 7 Zoe Darsee, Corey Blobko & Jools McKnuckles Feb 03, 2017

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Austin poets share their work with the Austin Public Library. Live readings occur monthly at the Terrazas Branch Library Aural Literature program. Details at library.austintexas.gov/event-tags/au…al-literature. Join the Aural Lit Facebook Group for regular updates www.facebook.com/groups/aurallit.

Controversy and Conversation Episode 1: Southwest of Salem Jan 20, 2017

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The first episode episode of the Controversy and Conversation podcast series features an interview with Deborah S. Esquenazi, the director of the documentary film Southwest of Salem. The documentary follows the struggle for exoneration of four Latina lesbians who were wrongfully convicted of gang rape against two young girls. The Controversy and Conversation podcast series, like the monthly program, discusses documentaries about the most controversial issues of the day. Presented in partnership with The University of Texas Humanities Institute's Difficult Dialogues program. Details at library.austintexas.gov/event-tags/controversy-conversation. Read the Humanities Institute's Controversy and Conversation blog sites.utexas.edu/humanitiesinstitute/category/difficult-dialogues/controversy-conversation Join the Controversy and Conversation Facebook group for regular announcements about the program facebook.com/groups/controversyandconversation

APL Radio Show Volumes Ep. 13 | 1/18/2017 Jan 19, 2017

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Episode 13 of the Austin Public Library radio show, Volumes, features librarian Andrew Murphy discussing the Aural Literature Anthology and giving us a preview of the artists and organizations to be featured in new season of the monthly Aural Literature program. Aural Literature takes place the last Wednesday of each month at the Terrazas Branch. soundcloud.com/austin-public-library/sets/aural-literature library.austintexas.gov/event-tags/aural-literature facebook.com/groups/aurallit

APL Radio Show Volumes Ep. 12 | 1/11/2017 Jan 12, 2017

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On episode 12 of the Austin Public Library radio show, Volumes, we talk with Kate Abel and Aaron Negron about APL's human-powered mobile Library, unbound: sin fronteras. It's not a book bike, but a trike & trailer that pedals knowledge and sustainably shares books and other Library resources with the community at non-traditional venues. Details at library.austintexas.gov/location/unbound.

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