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.

On today's episode we welcome special guests Megan Koenen and Andrea Engbert, youth services librarians at our Pleasant Hill Library, who will tell us about our outreach and connections with the Dakota County Detention Center. We'll also tell you about some of the books making the best of 2025 lists, as well as some new books coming out in early 2026.

On today's episode we tackle the art of giving books with the help of our resident book advisor, Melissa Pond-Benesh. We also offer some ideas for shorter books, and have a few new ones for you as well.

On this episode, we tell you all about the calming spaces that are available at the library with the help of our special guest, Jill Bambenek, and share info about a new resource to enhance your hobbies. We also talk about some of the new books that are out in November.

On today's episode, we welcome radio personality and author Mary Lucia who will be discussing her new book, What Doesn't Kill Me Makes Me Weirder and Harder to Relate To. We also catch you up on some new titles coming out this fall.

On today's episode we talk with special guest Maggie Meehan, a Dakota County law librarian who will tell us about the rich law resources we have available to the public. We'll also let you know about a new feature in our catalog that allows you to keep track of the materials you have checked out.

On episode 13 we feature special guest, Dakota County Library Director Margaret Stone, in her final podcast interview before her retirement. We also tell you about some new books coming out this fall and reveal our author for this fall's Club Book season.

On today's episode we discuss some of the great tools we have to help you make smart purchases. We also highlight some of the titles our customers think are the best books they have read this year, as well as some new titles for September.

On today's episode we have special guest Kallie Schell, Youth Services Librarian at the Heritage Library, who shares all the secrets of what goes into our storytime programming at the library. We also tell you how to take advantage of our free meeting room spaces and talk about some of the new titles hitting our shelves in August.

On episode 10 we tell you about great options for assistance with your projects in our iLAB creative spaces. We also share some music memoirs and recommended audiobooks for family road trips.