On this episode we wrap up the best of 2019, as well as the best of the 2010's decade, both from a library perspective and in general. Plus, our usual trivia and recommendation segments.

Our special today is Donna Marconnet, a beloved longtime librarian and tech guru at Madison College who is about to retire. We will discuss how technology has changed in the time she has worked here, and where she thinks it will go in the future.

Kelley and Mark discuss the first weeks of the new Goodman South Campus Library/SAC, Disability Awareness Month, and National Tutoring Week. Also, Kelley and Dana interview Mary Cartier from Madison College's Disability Resource Services, plus Trivia and our Anything Goes Recommendations.

Today's special guest is Madison College president Dr. Jack Daniels. After we ask some rapid-fire questions to get to know him better, Dean of Libraries & Academic Support Services Julie Gores will interview him about the new Goodman South Campus opening this fall. We'll also have our Anything Goes recommendations.

Special guest Madison College instructor Jonathan Pollack joins us for a spirited conversation on the 50th anniversary of Woodstock and its cultural influences to today. Also, we'll have an update on the library's new Wisconsin music collection, as well as trivia and our Anything Goes recommendations.

We celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing with special guest Dixie Burns, Madison College Astronomy instructor and frequent media guest on astronomical topics. In addition to looking back at the Apollo 11 mission, we look at present and future issues of space exploration, and we have our usual trivia and recommendation segments.

Ah, summer. On today's episode we discuss things to do in the summer including reading, recreation, traveling, and volunteering. Erika will have an interview with Dogs on Call, and we'll have our usual Trivial Observations and Anything Goes Recommendations.

Valar morghulis. This episode will feature segments on the final season of Game of Thrones, Earth Day, an interview with a Madison College student that participated in the Alternative Spring Break, Trivial Observations, and our Anything Goes Recommendations.

Lights, camera, action! Today's episode focuses on movies and the Academy Awards. Special guests Kris Glodoski Wolf and Matt Coan will join us for the movie-themed discussion, and Kris will highlight a new film series called S.T.R.E.A.M. We will also have special guest Brianna Stapleton-Walsh fill us in on Madison College's Alternative Spring Break offerings.

Our special guest is history instructor Christine Cina, who has taught African American History and Women's History at Madison College since 1993. We'll talk to her about her teaching experience, her experience counseling at the South Campus, and her lifetime love of libraries. We'll also have Trivial Observations focused on African American History Month and our Anything Goes Recommendations.