The MCM Podcast

Guitarist, harmonicist and lead singer Art Stevenson has been playing bluegrass music in the Midwest for 25 years. We were lucky enough to have him on the MCM Podcast today—he also played a few songs in studio! You don't want to miss this one.

http://www.highwatermusic.com/

More podcasts at: mcmillanlibrary.org/podcasts

Guitarist, harmonicist and lead singer Art Stevenson has been playing bluegrass music in the Midwest for 25 years. We were lucky enough to have him on the MCM Podcast today—he also played a few songs in studio! You don't want to miss this one.

http://www.highwatermusic.com/

More podcasts at: mcmillanlibrary.org/podcasts

00:03:19 — Chapter One: Looking Glass House

00:21:00 — Chapter Two: The Garden of Live Flowers

00:37:33 — Chapter Three: Looking Glass Insects

00:54:22 — Chapter Four: Tweedledum and Tweedledee

01:11:20 — Chapter Five: Wool and Water

01:32:20 — Chapter Six: Humpty Dumpty

01:53:20 — Chapter Seven: The Lion and the Unicorn

02:12:28 — Chapter Eight: "It's My Own Invention"

02:40:04 — Chapter Nine: Queen Alice

03:07:30 — Chapter Ten: Shaking

03:08:03 — Chapter Eleven: Waking

03:08:15 — Chapter Twelve: Which Dreamed It?

Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There: Audiobook Project

Librarians were joined by teen volunteers to record an audiobook in the McMillan Recording Studio. We had a lot of fun recording and editing; let us know if you have any books in the public domain that you would suggest we read next.

Chapters one and two are read by Elliot Schultz

Chapters two and four are read by Tyler Schultz

Chapters five and six are read by Bentan Ruesch

Chapters seven and eight are read by Jillian Alekna

Chapters nine, ten, and eleven are read by Jennifer Bahnaman

Chapter twelve is read by Colin McGinnis

Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There, published in 1871, is the sequel to Lewis Carroll’s, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

More podcasts at: mcmillanlibrary.org/podcasts

00:03:19 — Chapter One: Looking Glass House

00:21:00 — Chapter Two: The Garden of Live Flowers

00:37:33 — Chapter Three: Looking Glass Insects

00:54:22 — Chapter Four: Tweedledum and Tweedledee

01:11:20 — Chapter Five: Wool and Water

01:32:20 — Chapter Six: Humpty Dumpty

01:53:20 — Chapter Seven: The Lion and the Unicorn

02:12:28 — Chapter Eight: "It's My Own Invention"

02:40:04 — Chapter Nine: Queen Alice

03:07:30 — Chapter Ten: Shaking

03:08:03 — Chapter Eleven: Waking

03:08:15 — Chapter Twelve: Which Dreamed It?

Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There: Audiobook Project

Librarians were joined by teen volunteers to record an audiobook in the McMillan Recording Studio. We had a lot of fun recording and editing; let us know if you have any books in the public domain that you would suggest we read next.

Chapters one and two are read by Elliot Schultz

Chapters two and four are read by Tyler Schultz

Chapters five and six are read by Bentan Ruesch

Chapters seven and eight are read by Jillian Alekna

Chapters nine, ten, and eleven are read by Jennifer Bahnaman

Chapter twelve is read by Colin McGinnis

Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There, published in 1871, is the sequel to Lewis Carroll’s, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

More podcasts at: mcmillanlibrary.org/podcasts

Well here it is, a mixtape of music created by staff, and South Central Wisconsin community members. Mostly created with the software the library uses in its recording studio, which is Logic Pro X.The recording studio is open during open makerspace hours for you to come work on projects using our iMac with Logic Pro X, Focusrite audio interface, and Shure SM7b microphones.

Additionally patrons 18 and older can book the room in advance during some non-makerspace hours. Email Colin at [email protected] for details.

Coming soon we'll have a physical copy available in the library. If you missed out this time, don’t worry. We will do this again, so start preparing a track now!

Track-list

1. Hoppin' a Train (Ryan Bahnaman/Rich Bahnaman)

2. Silverdrink (Gaz Williams)

3. A Morning in the Multiverse (Colin McGinnis)

4. Soulstrings (Eric Ross)

5. We're Space (Eric Norton / Colin McGinnis)

6. Blossoms & Bees (Guy Weatherspoon)

7. Forbin's Tea (Demo) (John Quinn / Gaz Williams)

8. 60's Soul Soundtrack (Eric Ross)

More podcasts at: mcmillanlibrary.org/podcasts

Well here it is, a mixtape of music created by staff, and South Central Wisconsin community members. Mostly created with the software the library uses in its recording studio, which is Logic Pro X.The recording studio is open during open makerspace hours for you to come work on projects using our iMac with Logic Pro X, Focusrite audio interface, and Shure SM7b microphones.

Additionally patrons 18 and older can book the room in advance during some non-makerspace hours. Email Colin at [email protected] for details.

Coming soon we'll have a physical copy available in the library. If you missed out this time, don’t worry. We will do this again, so start preparing a track now!

Track-list

1. Hoppin' a Train (Ryan Bahnaman/Rich Bahnaman)

2. Silverdrink (Gaz Williams)

3. A Morning in the Multiverse (Colin McGinnis)

4. Soulstrings (Eric Ross)

5. We're Space (Eric Norton / Colin McGinnis)

6. Blossoms & Bees (Guy Weatherspoon)

7. Forbin's Tea (Demo) (John Quinn / Gaz Williams)

8. 60's Soul Soundtrack (Eric Ross)

More podcasts at: mcmillanlibrary.org/podcasts

We have former Green Bay Packer, Chester Marcol, and director of the documentary film Cheeseheads, John Mitchell with us.

On Saturday August 11th they both came out for our Celebrate McMillan community event and solar fund-raiser. There’s more information about our solar project and information on how you can help on our website under the Support Solar tab.

More podcasts at: mcmillanlibrary.org/podcasts

We have former Green Bay Packer, Chester Marcol, and director of the documentary film Cheeseheads, John Mitchell with us.

On Saturday August 11th they both came out for our Celebrate McMillan community event and solar fund-raiser. There’s more information about our solar project and information on how you can help on our website under the Support Solar tab.

More podcasts at: mcmillanlibrary.org/podcasts

Join Brian Brown and Colin McGinnis to learn about Mindfulness and Slacklining.

Slacklining offers a host of benefits including, strengthening stabilizing muscles and increasing working memory capacity.

They will be having another workshop at the Jensen Center in Amherst, WI, on August 28, at 6pm.

https://lettiejensencenter.org/events-at-the-jensen-center/

More podcasts at: mcmillanlibrary.org/podcasts

Join Brian Brown and Colin McGinnis to learn about Mindfulness and Slacklining.

Slacklining offers a host of benefits including, strengthening stabilizing muscles and increasing working memory capacity.

They will be having another workshop at the Jensen Center in Amherst, WI, on August 28, at 6pm.

https://lettiejensencenter.org/events-at-the-jensen-center/

More podcasts at: mcmillanlibrary.org/podcasts