The bookshelf returns with a classic mystery tale from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes and The Adventure of the Second Stain. Read for The Bookshelf by Lukas Van der Walde. Produced by Annie Matson.

The bookshelf returns with a classic mystery tale from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes and The Adventure of the Second Stain. Read for The Bookshelf by Lukas Van der Walde. Produced by Annie Matson.

The bookshelf returns with a classic mystery tale from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes and The Adventure of the Second Stain. Read for The Bookshelf by Lukas Van der Walde. Produced by Annie Matson.

In this re-broadcast of "Inalnd Northwest Voices" from 1983, SPR's Phyllis Silver talks with renowned poet James McAuley.

In this re-broadcast of "Inalnd Northwest Voices" from 1983, SPR's Phyllis Silver talks with renowned poet James McAuley.

Poetry Out Loud is a national recitation contest put on by the Poetry Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts. High school students across the country memorize classic and contemporary poems and then compete head-to-head in live events. Mead High School student Jordan Mattox was this year’s Washington State Champion. She was scheduled to compete at the National Competition in Washington, D.C. at the end of April which has been cancelled due to the Coronavirus outbreak. So, as a

Pivot Spokane is a live storytelling event hosted quarterly. This event was recorded live on February 6, 2020. The theme of the evening was "Hooked." In this episode, storytellers Tyler Hubbs and Brent Bertsch take the stage.

Pivot Spokane is a live storytelling event hosted quarterly. This event was recorded live on February 6, 2020. The theme of the evening was "Hooked." In this episode, storytellers Ryan Tucker, Kate Burke, and Josh Porter take the stage.

In celebration of Spokane Public Radio's 40th Anniversary, we present this episode from the archives, "Auntie's Voices: Nancy Roth Interviews Julia Sweeney," which originally aired in the 1990s.

This classic adventure story was the first novel published by H.G. Wells, considered by many to be the father of science fiction. First serialized in The New Review in 1895, The Time Machine is credited with popularizing the concept of time travel. Join Tom Lee as he reads this exciting story for The Bookshelf .