On today's episode we welcome author Angela Pelster who is here to discuss her book The Evolution of Fire: Essays on Crisis and Becoming. We also share some new books perfect for your summer reading list.

On today's episode we welcome special guest Owen Brittan, President of AWE Learning to discuss early literacy and the library's AWE literacy computers. And we'll fill you in on a few new titles for your TBR lists.

On today's show we talk to Jackson Becker, author of his new children's book Recycla-Bull. We'll also catch you up on new books for May and June.

On today's episode, we share a recorded interview with author Mary Berman who joined us remotely from her home in Philadelphia. She generously joined us to discuss her new book and what it's like to have your first novel published.

On today's episode, we will learn all about the refreshed Visit Kit collection with the staff who coordinated the update. We'll also let you know about some great new books coming out this spring!

On today's episode, we welcome special guest, author Laurie Hertzel, who will discuss her new book, Ghosts of Fourth Street: My Family, a Death, and the Hills of Duluth. We also reccomend a few new books to put on your reading list.

On today's episode, we'll tell you all about seed libraries! We'll also catch you up on some new titles you can add to your TBR list.

On today's episode, we welcome author Andrea Swensson, who will discuss her books about the Minneapolis sound, particularly her latest book Deeper Blues: the Life, Songs, and Salvation of Cornbread Harris, as well as some of her future projects. We'll also tell you about a few new books to put on your lists.

On today's episode we are going to revisit the perennial topic of why you have to wait so long for your eBooks at the library. We'll also tell you about a new feature where you can keep track of your physical checkouts on your account. And, as always, we'll tell you about some new books coming out next month.

On today's episode, we welcome Dakota County Public Health Program Coordinator, JJ Johnson, who will tell us all about the library's naloxone access points. We'll also give you some advice for setting your reading goals for 2026 and let you in on some new titles coming out in January.