Poet Victoria Redel stops by the podcast for the Library's second Faculty Spotlight event to discuss her latest book of poems, Paradise. Victoria reads several of her poems and answers questions about structure, sonic devices, family, her hobbies, and more. Subjects range from the joys of hiking and the natural world to the desolation and migration caused by war.

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This week Tim is joined by our College Archivist, Christina Kasman. Tim and Christina discuss this change in her career, what she learned from her previous job as Head of Access, what it's like to be an introvert while needing to be social, how she unwinds, her advice for incoming library staff, how and why kindness is one of her values, what movie embodies life at the library, and what's worth preserving in an archive.

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This week's guest is Sarah Lawrence College Alum, Leda Canino, graduate of the class of 1952. Leda shares her history with us, starting from her days as a child admiring Sarah Lawrence College from afar through her days as a student studying dance. She also tells us about her romance with her husband, the love and companionship they had contained in her recollections. Her stories are filled with notable artists, poets, dancers, and philosophers. She also tells stories about her time as a teacher, helping to popularize dance in various education programs. Leda, at 91 and 1/2 years old, is an invaluable voice and we're grateful to have recorded her story.

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Host Tim Kail is joined by recent SLC Alum and new Library hire, Salem Hunter. Salem discusses their fascination with the natural world, their response to climate change, their values, and what it's been like settling into their new job. Salem also shares their advice for SLC students and parents of SLC students.

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Host Tim Kail is joined by current SLC student Gabriella Martinez. They discuss her favorite films, and the demise of The Romantic Comedy genre. They talk about how it's been working in the library, the enjoyable history of her name, what she'd like ideally from a director, the emotions she's experiencing as she nears studying abroad, and how she stays grounded and in the moment, and much more.

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Host Tim Kail is joined by SLC student, Junior Gabriella Martinez. They discuss why Gabriella came to Sarah Lawrence College, her love of theatre and film, studying abroad, her favorite actors, the importance of a Gap Year, her relationship with her parents, and much more.

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Sarah Lawrence Library Podcast host Tim Kail has an announcement! Give this mini-episode a listen to find out what's in store for the podcast.

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Tim Kail hands over hosting duties to Mustafa Sakarya who asks Tim questions about podcasting, 2022, and where he'd like to see the podcast go in the future. This is the season finale of the podcast for Fall '22, and we appreciate all those who've downloaded or streamed an episode.

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Tim Kail offers a basic training course for podcasting. He discusses:

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This week host Tim Kail is joined by Margarita Fajardo to discuss her book The World That Latin America Created: The United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America in the Development Era, published in early 2022 by Harvard University Press. Tim and Margarita discuss the process of writing the book before Tim turns hosting duties over to one of Margarita's former students, Kristoph Sayavedra representing, the Legal, Political, Economy Society to discuss the politics, policy, and economics in the book.

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