It is Halloween season and Mark, Tamera, and Miranda are here with a new episode. On today's show they discuss what scared them as kids. 

Miranda and Tamera explore how surprisingly unique the customs and vocabulary of your corner of the world can be, even across states or countries that have a shared language.

Miranda and Tamera talk super sleuth Sherlock Holmes and try to unravel why the character remains a perennial favorite.

Mark, Miranda, and Tamera share their love and insights into book clubs. All three lead book clubs at the Arlington Public Library and they explore what books surprised them the most as well as offering tips and tricks for a fun and successful book club.

Linda, Gabby, and Kaylynn from our Woodland West branch are talking the books that made them love reading. They also share information about cool stuff available from the library, like the Libby eBooks service and the yearly, All Ages Summer Reading Challenge.

Mark, Miranda, and Tamera jump feet first into nostalgia to explore pop culture and Americana and slowly realize the curiously strong influence of Turner Classic Movies when growing up with cable TV.

Miranda and Nicole indulge in one of their perennial favorites, Cozy Mysteries. From British classics like Miss Marple to the contemporary Queens of Mystery, they’ll teach you how to get addicted to Cozies.

School is out and summer is here! Tamera and Miranda share stories from their childhood summer vacations and recommend a few books to enjoy and/or escape the hot weather.

In this episode Loretta and Marla discuss Asian representation in honor of Asian Pacific American heritage month.  They explore some of their favorite books featuring Asian characters and talk about the current issues facing Asian Americans living in the U.S.  

Join Librarian Sharon and Program Specialist Tamera as they honestly discuss healthy living and their own personal journeys attempting to achieve it.

8 Strategies for a Healthy Spring

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