The second act of librarian Alicia Cavitt's adaptation of Agatha Christie's The Murder on the Links into an audio drama starring library patrons and librarians.

On a special episode of Unreadable, Librarian Alicia Cavitt adapts Agatha Christie's The Murder on the Links into an audio drama starring library patrons and librarians.

Should you self publish or traditionally publish your book? Our panelist of authors and industry professionals discuss the ups and downs of getting your book published.

Hampton Park staff members Brooke Rose and Ryan Formato share a couple of their favorite reads. From murderous marsh dwellers to founding fathers, there's a little something for everyone in this episode.

Author Martha Hall Kelly talks about the inspiration for her book, and this year's Forsyth Reads Together title, Lilac Girls.

Come see Martha Hall Kelly in person at the Forsyth Conference Center this April 17th, 2019 at 7:00 p.m.

Dr. Larry J. Young from Emory University discusses the biological basis of love.

See Dr. Young in person at the Hampton Park Library on February 10th from 2-3 p.m. as he presents "This is Your Brain on Love."

The New Year brings new changes as FCPL Program Manager Tracy Walker talks about the library's longer hours and changing calendar software. She also gives us a preview of some exciting new programs in 2019.

Host Ross Gericke speaks with Sarah Reynolds, FCPL's Outreach Manager, about ways the library system is reaching patrons outside our individual branches.

Host Ross Gericke speaks with Information Services Supervisor Kim Ottesen about the free tutoring and job help services offered by FCPL through Tutor.com.

Southeastern Institute of Paranormal Research founder Denise Roffe and lead investigator Tammy Tamasi discuss how to how to successfully hunt ghosts.