More than three years? That’s a fair amount of podcasts / posts / interview / whatever you want to call these things. Which have been most popular? Well, let’s see what the data shows…
- Children’s Books, Creative Cards, And Coaching – An Interview With Deb Lund (2021)
- Surfing Writing And Staying Stoked – An Interview with Drew Kampion (2020)
- Meg and Kingfisher Bookstore Interview (2020)
- Invisible Pollution – More Than A Class Project (2020)
- Our Libraries Our Librarians – An Interview With Vicky Welfare (2020)
- Gregor Rare Books – Interview (2020)
- Poet Daniel Edward Moore Interview (2020)
- Steel Lace Apples And Editing – An Interview With Holly Thomas (2020)
- His Mother Really Is Crazier Than Yours – In Interview With Cam Castle (2021)
- A Dark Angel – An Interview With Richard Pelletier (2020)
As for the podcasts from 2022, give them a year or two to acquire an audience, particularly one that is not subjected to staying indoors during a pandemic.
Thanks for listening; and to our guests, thanks for opening up to the rest of the writing community. PODCAST
As most writers know, librarians do more than sort books on shelves. That’s been especially apparent during the current crisis because they’ve managed to keep the system operating. An impressive accomplishment. Their current restrictions have ironically highlighted some of the things they’ve always done that don’t require visiting the buildings, like research. With a bit of creativity and adaptation, they’ve also found ways for people to access books, movies, educational content, and generally helping people however they can. (They’ve even left the wi-fi on, which is how we’ve managed to record and upload some of these podcasts. The right parking space helps. Just remember to turn off your headlights if you’re there for a while – inside joke.)
