Host/producer Sarah Clark sits down with Joanna Palladino to discuss banned books.

Welcome to episode 10 of the Albany Made Podcast. In this episode local author and historian John Miller visits the Washington Avenue Branch's Local History Room to talk with Sarah Clark about his new book, "Historic Theaters of New York's Capital District."

In this short and special edition of the Albany Made Podcast, APL's own Public Information Officer Stephanie Simon chats with Executive Director Scott Jarzombek about the library's proposed 2019 budget and the coming vote on May 15, 2018.

Highlights from two local history programs held at Albany Public Library: History of Albany’s Streetcar System and Albany Archives: the Full Story.

Part 1: Tony Opalka, Albany City Historian

Part 2: Matt Malette, Albany Archives

In this episode we visit the Pine Hills library where youth services librarians Christina Stenson-Carey and Stephanie Preston discuss the New York Times Best Illustrated Books list for 2017. Enjoy!

Welcome to episode 6 of The Albany Made Podcast. For this month's episode our producer and Head of Branch Services Sarah Clark, and the Adult and Outreach Services Manager of the Upper Hudson Library System Deanna DiCarlo pay a visit to the Brooklyn Public Library's Central Branch to speak with Nick Higgins, Michael Carey and Nick Franklin about Telestory, "a free video visitation program that brings story-time to incarcerated New Yorkers and their families."

https://www.bklynlibrary.org/outreach/transitional-services

In this episode of The Albany Made Podcast, Director Scott Jarzombek speaks with journalist and Director of the New York State Writers Institute Paul Grondahl about today's changing media landscape. Our producer Sarah Clark speaks with local history librarian Jim Davies about our very own Pruyn Collection. With thanks to Roger Noyes for the music.

Episode Four: Fake News, Skepticism, and Science on Tap! (Note: This episode contains adult language.)

Part One: Sarah Clark interviews Deanna DiCarlo of the Upper Hudson Library System and Amy Peker of the New York State Library about fake news, and how librarians can help you decide what’s real and what’s not.

Part Two: Dr. Sean Rafferty of SUNY Albany gives a presentation on Skepticism at the Bier Abbey in Schenectady as part of the Science on Tap series.

Part Three: Sarah talks to Dr. Cara Ocobock of SUNY Albany about the Science on Tap series, and other science outreach events happening in the Capital District.

"Libraries Are Education!" In this episode of Albany Made, Rebekkah Smith-Aldrich and Mike Neppl speak with Director Scott Jarzombek and Head of East Branches Rebecca Lubin about library advocacy.

Music by Yoma & Kimono Dragons.

Welcome to the second episode of the Albany Made Podcast from Albany Public Library; the podcast about the greater Albany community and APL's place in it. In this episode, Sarah Clark interviews Andrea Williams of RPI about her experiences working and performing with Pauline Oliveros. Andrea Williams, along with other musicians from the Albany Sonic Arts Collective, will be performing at the Pauline Oliveros Tribute at the Washington Avenue Branch on Wednesday, January 11th, at 7 p.m.

www.albanypubliclibrary.org/podcast