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Pulse | Love On The Spectrum, Season 3 | Million Dollar Secret 20:31

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Ari Romero & Cole Delbyck share everything you need to know before diving into the dramatic new hospital series, Pulse . Then onto Season 3 of Love On The Spectrum , where we pick up with favorites from past seasons and some new faces, too. Finally, we get the latest from the high stakes competition series, Million Dollar Secret . Follow Netflix Podcasts for more and read about the titles from today’s episode exclusively on Tudum.com .…

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We love quiz podcasts and radio programs like “Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!” We also live for getting to know everything there is to know about Johnson County Library! What do you know? What do we know? Get ready for a variety of Library games! In this fantastically fun episode, we play Bluff the Librarian with Local Arts Librarian Bryan and Library Password with Matt, Patti and Courtney.

Be sure to stay until the end when we announce the winners of our at-home crossword and word search!

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Be sure to stay until the end when we announce the winners of our at-home crossword and word search!

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Winter Wonders 27:44

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Warm up to recommendations that we know you'll love so much! Charles continues as host while Dave continues working with his team to build a new website. Charles is joined by Patron Support Specialist Kelsey and Program Support Clerk Cara to share Winter Wonders picks from our collection. But we don't stop there as Brian reads Charles' "'Twas the Night Before the Podcast" —a re-conception of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" and Charles treats us to his mad skills on the euphonium as he shares "Concerto No. 4 in F minor, Op. 8, RV 297, 'Winter'" by Antonio Vivaldi. Listen and please let these wonders brighten those dark days of winter! Check out the recommendations mentioned in this episode »…

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Fall Into Cozy 31:47

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We have recommendations to help make your fall more cozy! Charles takes the host seat and is joined by Librarians Piepie Baltz and Allie Gibler to recommend books and more from our collection that will make you feel cozy as we begin to spend more time indoors during the fall. Check out these recommendations mentioned in the episode »…

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Summer Getaway 37:53

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Wanna get away? We've got your passport to podcast pleasure. Join Charles, Gregg and Dave for beach-reads, summer audiobooks and the Library as a “third space.” Segments: 03:47—Beach-reads 16:56—Summer-worthy audiobooks 26:25—The Library as a third space

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Every Day is Mother’s Day with Momoirs 30:18

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Subgenre Deep-Dive: Momoirs What’s a Momoir you ask? Well, a Memoir, as you know, is essentially a personal account of memories—it’s narrative nonfiction. A Momoir is a personal account of memories from a mother’s perspective. We invite you to enjoy another collection deep-dive with Gregg as he hosts a discussion with Kelsey and Caitlyn about a subgenre worth your time and attention: Momoirs!…

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Unsung Heroes 33:38

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There is a lot of good in Johnson County. Our schools, libraries, parks, cultural diversity and community. Those things don't happen without the vision and hard work of unsung heroes who fight the good fight and overcome odds. On this episode of the JoCoLibrary Uncovered podcast, Andrew Gustafson—Curator of Interpretation, Johnson County Museum, Arts and Heritage Center —presents the fascinating stories of three individuals who truly helped make this little corner of the world that we call home, better. Learn about the contributions from: John Barkley Corinthian Nutter Erik Erazo Their stories are intriguing, and yet, they are Unsung Heroes! Our Unsung Heroes Recommendations: Charles’ Choices: Grace Hopper and the Invention of the Information Age by Kurt Beyer and DNA: Secret of Photo 51 Dave’s Double-feature: Everything Everywhere All at Once (a Kanopy offering) and Underdog From our catalog: Unsung Heroes Reading and Website Link List…

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Give Romance a Chance 30:04

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Let's Cozy Up to the Romance Genre Did you know that Romance is the most popular fiction genre out there? It's true! According to WordsRated —a research group that focuses on the book industry—romance novels sold 39 million volumes from 2022 to 2023, bringing in $1.44 billion. This is probably not news to those readers out there trying to request some best-selling romance novels and finding long holds lists for authors like Colleen Hoover. Her books became a popular on TikTok last year, and though we now are doing a better job keeping up with demand, when it released in October of 2022 her book “It Starts with Us” already had nearly 900 people with it on hold through the Johnson County Library. What draws people so passionately to this genre? For those who may have never picked up a romance novel, where should they start? Gregg is back with some friends who just might have the answer to those questions! What draws people so passionately to this genre? For those who may have never picked up a romance novel, where should they start? Gregg is back with some friends who just might have the answer to those questions! Our Romance Recommendations: Charles’ Choices: The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy by Megan Bannen & Hot and Badgered by Shelly Laurenston Dave’s Double-feature: Pretty in Pink and High Fidelity From our catalog: Romance Favorites!…

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What’s in a Word? ”Libreria VS Biblioteca.” 47:57

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“Libreria” vs “Biblioteca” Have you ever been confused by a word that looked like another word? You know, like bear and bare or idol and idle? Today's episode of JocCoLibrary Uncovered isn't about homophones or false cognates. But it is about how words can seem like one thing but mean something else, particularly in Spanish, and especially the words "Biblioteca" and "Libreria." We're a bit past the mid-way mark of Hispanic Heritage Month , so it's fitting that our Latino Services Librarians, Christine and German, are our guests today. They do the hard work of explaining cognates and how words that look like other words can lead to confusion. We also discuss the confusion that comes when a person experiences a Library in one country and then moves or visits another place, and how that can sometimes influence perceptions of what Libraries are like away from home. To some, differing understandings of what libraries are and are not in other countries may affect their perception of what Johnson County Library offers patrons—and Christina and German help us clear that up. Our Recommendations: Charles’ Choices: Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia (Gótico) & Our America: a Hispanic History of the United States by Felipe Fernández-Armesto Dave’s Double-feature: visit the streaming video section of our eLibrary . On Kanopy you'll find "Guie’dani‘s Navel." And look for "Visiones: Latino Art & Culture." This is a series that explores visual art, performing arts, music and dance as a way to discover Latin American culture. Learning Links: jocolibrary.org/español German Perilla, Univision KC, Falsos Cognados Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month Fiction for National Hispanic Heritage Month! Photos of Libraries in Bogota Columbia Biblioburro the Library Donkey…

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How to Track a Killer...and Write About It! 31:57

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Creative Nonfiction In his writing blog, Find Your Creative Muse , Dave Hood provides a great summary definition of Creative Nonfiction: “A historical text presents the facts and causes and effects, and significance. Creative nonfiction does the same, but also adds narrative, including storytelling, dialogue, setting, character development. Writing Nonfiction History relies on an authoritative tone and is written in the third person." In this episode, we interview Jim Cosgrove, author of the creative nonfiction title Ripple: A Long, Strange Search for A Killer . You may be familiar with Cosgrove as a nationally recognized, award-winning children’s entertainer known by young fans as Mr. Stinky Feet. He is also the author of three children’s books and Everybody Gets Stinky Feet , a collection of inspirational essays from his time as a parenting columnist for The Kansas City Star. Cosgrove spent his time during the COVID pandemic and subsequent lockdown to finish his incomplete investigative work focused on finding the killer of a family friend, Frank McGonigle. His resulting book, Ripple, is Cosgrove's story about Frank's cold case. He uncovers connections to a ruthless local crime boss and the blunders by the threadbare sheriff's department. “Our story is no different from what a lot of families have dealt with. A child, a brother, whoever. They got murdered in a violent way that didn’t make any sense. ~ Ripple, A Long Strange Search for a Killer - Jim Cosgrove We use Jim's book as an exemplar of creative nonfiction because he walks us through his experience researching and writing. We truly get the story behind the story! We also bring in Local History Librarian Amanda Wahlmeier who walks us through regional reference resources available so you too can research the next great creative nonfiction true crime novel! Our Recommendations: Charles’ Choices: Dodge City: Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson , and The Wickedest Town in the American West by Tom Clavin & The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson. Dave’s Double-feature: visit the streaming video section of our eLibrary : On Kanopy you'll find Capote—a biographical drama about the author Truman Capote and his writing of the non-fiction novel In Cold Blood. It details the 1959 murders of four members of the Clutter family in the small farming community of Holcomb, Kansas. And, All the President’s Men—both the movie on DVD and the book by Carl Bernstein. Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford star in this true story of Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein uncovering the White House involvement in the Watergate break-in. From our guests: search for Jim Cosgrove in our catalog and you’ll find the title we discussed today: Ripple in print, eBook and downloadable audiobook formats. You’ll also see 12 other titles by Jim—music and books for kids—which just goes to show what a diversely talented individual Mr. Cosgrove is! From our catalog: Creative Nonfiction A Helpful Writing Resource: Find Your Creative Muse . Learn How to Write Poetry, Fiction, Personal Essays, and More, a blog by Dave Hood.…

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Post-Apocalyptic Fiction 30:39

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It’s National Preparedness Month which is an observance each September to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies that could happen at any time. So, get prepared: Get informed (we suggest registering at N otifyJoCo for emergency alerts.) Make a plan Assemble a Kit Maintain your kit And, make sure there's a good book in that kit! Can we suggest a Post-apocalyptic fiction title? We welcome back Gregg Winsor and friends to take a deep-dive into Post-apocalyptic fiction—a subgenre of science fiction where some disaster has occurred, and we discover IF the characters were … prepared. Our Recommendations: Charles’ Choices: The Passage by Justin Cronin & Hollow Kingdom by Kira Jane Buxton Dave’s Double-feature: visit the streaming video section of our eLibrary —: On IndieFlix you’ll find a 14 minute Drama/Science Fiction film from 2022 called Riley. On Kanopy under one of our favorite categories—The Great Courses—learn about Great Utopian and Dystopian Works of Literature. From our catalog: Post-Apocalyptic Stories Important Preparedness links: Official National Preparedness Month website: ready.gov Notify JoCo FEMA and the American Red Cross: Preparing for Disaster American Public Health Association: Natural Disaster Preparedness Quiz…

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Apples, Oranges and Bananas 34:02

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In honor of Labor Day, we invited five staff members with very different behind-the-scenes jobs to answer three simple questions. You’ve heard the saying, “That’s like comparing Apples and Oranges” right? Well, Dave and Charles take it one step further with Apples, Oranges and Bananas. We picked staff with jobs that touch every part of the Library system—Josh: the Warehouse Manager, Patti: the Executive Assistant, Bryan: a Courier, Julie: a Training Specialist and Brian: a MakerSpace Facilitator. Hear what these individuals do and learn about the Library from unique perspectives. We even let them play Librarian and suggest great titles. Our Recommendations: Charles’ Choices: Creativity, Inc. by Ed Catmull Dave’s Double-feature: Apollo 13 and Seven Samurai in Kanopy From our catalog: every title mentioned in the episode…

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KC True Crime 58:33

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"Like most cities during Prohibition, Kansas City had illegal alcohol, bootleggers, speakeasies, cops on the take, corrupt politicians and moralizing reformers. But by the time the Eighteenth Amendment was repealed, Kansas City had been singled out by one observer as one of the wettest cities, as well as the wickedest.“ ~ Prohibition in Kansas City, Missouri: Highballs, Spooners & Crooked Dice by John Simonson Your history-loving hosts, Charles "T-Bone" Hower and the "Jackalope"—AKA Dave "Curtains" Carson—spill the beans and sing like canaries to reveal the darkside of Kansas City history. It's Kansas City True Crime on the JoCoLibrary Uncovered Podcast. Join us as we explain how a lawless culture that began before the Civil War evolved into political and criminal empires that ultimately drew the FBI's focus as they fought to put an end to decades of crime and violence. We bring in special guest Erik Stafford who is a historian, storyteller and a Kansas City History Tour Guide to shed some light on stories that have lived in the dark for too long. Show notes and booklist for recommended reading and research.…

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Thrillers and Mysteries 26:39

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What is the difference between thrillers and mysteries? What are good recommendations in each of these genres? Readers Advisory Librarian Gregg is back with colleagues Piepie and Bet to do a deep dive into thrillers and mysteries and titles that are a good mixup of the two genres. Our Thriller and Mystery Recommendations: Charles’ Choice: Hell is Empty , Craig Johnson Dave’s Double-feature: No Country for Old Men and Memento in Kanopy in our eLibrary From our catalog: Thrillers and Mysteries…

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Oppenheimer Revisited 1:25:10

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Bonus Episode! In June of 2020, we produced a podcast episode about J. Robert Oppenheimer. It was part of a series we called "Author Research in Action" where we invited two guests—one an award-winning author, and the other a subject matter expert. We stepped back let them interview each other and we recorded their conversation. Considering the movie Oppenheimer—The story of the American scientist and his role in the development of the atomic bomb—is currently in theaters, we thought it appropriate to revisit this episode. Reference Librarian Helen Hokanson hosts a discussion on the Manhattan Project and so much more. Los Alamos National Laboratory Program Manager and Senior Historian, Alan Carr is paired with author Robert J. Sawyer , who’s written a new SciFi/historical fiction/thriller called THE Oppenheimer Alternative. Our recommendations: There are more than 240 Booklists on Oppenheimer in our catalog One of our Librarians produced a list titled: Thanks Oppenheimer! Another of our Librarians created a list that acknowledges the cultural impact of both the Oppenheimer and Barbie movies: Barbenheimer 2023…

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Hobbies 32:16

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What is a hobby? Some say it's any activity you might engage in during your leisure time for pleasure. We disagree. Vehemently! We say it has to have some personal enrichment component. Why? Well mostly because we have so many great leisure time resources that we couldn't fit them into one episode! Last month we talked about fun activities that bring you pleasure. This month, we're exploring how the library can help with your enriching leisure activities. The Librarians are back to provide a deep-dive into hobbies. Readers Advisory Librarian Helen Hokanson leads a discussion with librarian Jess Gilson, MakerSpace facilitator Lydia Perez and clerk Joyce Mitchell. They share their hobbies and introduce you to all kinds of Library resources. Our Hobby recommendations: Charles’ Choice: Model Railroading in our eMagazine section Dave’s video recommendation: go to jocolibrary.org/elearning , scroll down to the “Great Courses” section and click: “Go to Great Courses.” You will land on the Kanopy page with all of the Great Courses categories. Loh and behold, the second row is the category “Hobbies!” Learn how to draw, cooking techniques, dog training and more! From our catalog—Hobbies…

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Fun Drive 29:31

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July is National Anti-boredom Month. We combat boredom with fun! If you listen to public or community radio, or you watch PBS, you are very familiar with “The Fund Drive"—that's "fund" with a "D." We’re not going to do that! Instead, we’d like to introduce a NEW concept—an annual FUN drive—that's ‘fun’ without a ‘D’. That's right: “Fun Drive” See, while a “Fund Drive” garners funds, a “Fun Drive” gathers what our Librarians and Patrons consider “fun"—we’re talking guilty pleasures, passions, interests, whatever you engage in just for the fun of it. We then take a deep-dive into Library programs, services and even the collection to show how the Library can help you have fun and win your battle against boredom! It's a fun episode. Literally. Our Fun recommendations: Charles’ Choice: Kirby and the Forgotten Land for Nintendo Switch Dave’s Double feature: streaming video from Kanopy . Waiting for Guffman & Pee-Wee's Big Adventure Fun Drive Recommendations from our catalog And, what's more fun than Dad jokes ?…

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