L-Town Radio

Joe highlights the music of Grammy winners Jon Batiste, Silk Sonic, and Olivia Rodrigo; Jessica tells us about some of the best new books headed to the library in April; Archana discusses programs on next month's calendar; Hongmei shares a special Springtime song; the crew shares some of their favorite poetry.

Joe talks about some favorite Western novels; Jessica fills us in on what great new books are headed our way this month; Hongmei shares a song and poem inspired by the late Thich Nhat Hanh; Archana discusses some of the women-centric programs on our March calendar; the crew share some favorite books to celebrate Women's History Month; Joe gets excited to read Stephen Graham Jones' "My Heart is a Chainsaw"

Joe learns about William Livingston, our town's "rascally" namesake; Jessica previews some of the best books hitting our shelves this month; Archana discusses upcoming programs about Sammy Davis, Jr., and the history of rock n' roll; Hongmei shares a special song by Josh Groban & Celine Dion; the crew shares their favorite fictions about politics and leadership.

Joe talks about the new Beatles documentary "Get Back," and other Beatle-related content available from the library; Archana tells us about programs on our January calendar; Hongmei shares a song about New Year's Resolutions; Jessica, Archana, and Joe share what books and shows they're looking forward to in 2022.

Joe reads Christmas-themed stories written by Livingston children in the 1940s; Karen talks with the Livingston Teen Advisory Board; Hongmei plays some special winter music; Katie fills us in on what hot new books are coming our way this winter; Jessica, Archana, Katie, Hongmei, and Joe share their favorite books, films, shows, and music from 2021.

Joe reads Thanksgiving stories written by Livingston children in the 1940's and '50s; Katie gives the scoop on eagerly-awaited upcoming reads; Hongmei shares a special song by Mary Chapin Carpenter; Archana tells us about exciting programs on our November calendar; the crew shares what stories they love sharing with their families; Joe reads an excerpt from "The Time Traveler's Wife," the subject for the next meeting of our "Unstuck in Time" book club

Joe reads ghost stories written by 3rd grade students from Livingston in 1955; Katie gives the scoop on some of October’s best upcoming reads; Hongmei shares a soothing song; Archana tells us about the great programs on our October calendar; Katie, Joe, Archana, and Jessica talk about some fictional characters they wish they could befriend; Joe discusses "Something Wicked This Way Comes"

Joe talks about Alfred Hitchcock's "Notorious" and our new classic movies series; Katie highlights some of the most anticipated reads coming to the library in September; Hongmei shares another inspiring song; Jessica, Katie, Amy, and Joe discuss some of their favorite school-related books and films; Archana tells us about some of the exciting programs we have in September; Joe discusses Margaret Atwood's "Oryx and Crake," the subject for the next meeting of the Unstuck in Time book club

Joe talks with the children in our "Book Buddies" program; Katie gives us a glimpse of the most anticipated books heading to the library in August; Hongmei shares a clip of one of her favorite uplifting songs; Joe previews "The Father" and "Nomadland," the final films in our "Weekends with the Oscars" series; Jessica tells us about an upcoming program on helping our dogs adjust to life after lockdown; the crew shares some of their favorite dog-related books and films; Joe discusses Daphne du Maurier's 1938 novel "Rebecca," the next subject of our "Unstuck in Time" book club.

Joe spotlights recent additions to our indie collection by Livingston authors Annette Choy, Loren Svetvilas, and David Klonsky; Katie previews some of the most anticipated books coming in July; Jessica, Katie, and Joe share what they're excited to read this summer; Joe talks about the return of "Weekends with the Oscars"; Hongmei highlights recent posts from the library's blog; Joe talks about William Goldman's "The Princess Bride," the next topic for the Unstuck in Time book club.