Stay ConnectedThe official radio program of the D.C. Public Library.
Hear author talks, interviews, special presentations, stories about the goings-on in the library system and Washington, D.C., and much more!
This show records and broadcasts LIVE on Full Service Radio from the lobby of the LINE DC in Adams Morgan, Washington DC.
Nick Petr and Anu Yadav, The Poor People's Campaign
A conversation with Samir Meghelli, chief curator at the Anacostia Community Musuem. We will discuss his early writings and the current exchibt, "A Right to the City"
In conversation with Mary Ghikas, Executive Director of the American Library Association, on the changing information field, libraries, and communities.
On this episode of All Things Creative, Raquel L, an up and coming author, screenwriter, and filmmaker, discusses here creative process and the intersectionality of being an artist and a black woman in the film industry.
Many today know Georgetown as a popular tourist stop for its vaulted history, and premier shopping and dining. But peel back the current scene to 30 years or so ago and you’ll find a vibrant, eclectic live music and nightlife scene. The Bayou was one such club, and son of one of the original owners, Mike Tramonte, will share his memories growing up, and working in that area.
Marya McQuirter talks to us about the dc1968project. This past Saturday, April 7, 2018, 50 years after the assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Marya joined other Washingtonians at Anacostia Library for DCPL's "Pop-Up Museum: Your D.C. Stories 1968 - 2018." Each day, Dr. McQuirter shares stories and photos about an event that happened on that same day in 1968. If you or a family member were in DC in 1968, she’d love to share your stories and photos on her site, dc1968project.com
Maker-in-Residence and the Fab LabTsedaye Makonnen joins us to discuss her ongoing experience as DCPL's Maker-in-Residence. Hear what projects is she working on, and get the latest updates about what's going on with DCPL's Fab Lab.
Columbia, MD resident Lynne Hulse Javier, recorded a timeless folk album in Potomac, MD in 1969 when she was 16 years old. The album was recently rereleased through DC's Federal Green Records. We listen to two songs from their only album, No More Words.
Author and founder of YouNeek Studios discusses his comic book series, Afrofuturism and the blockbuster hit Black Panther.
A talk with the Irene Kellogg, Fotocraft Camera Club, an organization of pro, and amateur photographers in the city.
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