Podcasts

The Library READ podcast is a series of interviews about books, writing, and ideas. Subscribe by dropping http://podcasts.csbsju.edu/library/libread.rss into the RSS Feeds folder in your Outlook mail.

	Noreen Herzfeld talks about her new book, Technology and Religion: Remaining Human in a Co-created World (Templeton Science and Religion Series), with librarian Kathy Parker.
	S. Mara Faulkner talks about her new book, Going Blind: A Memoir, with Kathy Parker.
	Sanford L. Moskowitz talks about his new book, The Advanced Materials Revolution: Technology and Economic Growth in the Age of Globalization.
	Thomas Maltman, author of The Night Birds, is interviewed by librarian LeAnn Suchy.
	Betsy Johnson-Miller talks about her new book, The Bracelet.
	Ron Baenninger talks about his new book, In the Eye of the Wind: A Travel Memoir of Prewar Japan.
	Gary Brown talks about his new book, The Adventures of the Parrot, in which two mysteries are solved by a mathematics expert.
	Don Leeper, president of Bookmobile, is interviewed about the future of the book.
	Jim Read talks about his experience with door-to-door campaigning in Central Minnesota.
	Drew Madson, independent student film maker and two-time winner of the Clemens Library Art Contest talks with Kathy Parker.
	Tom Sibley talks about the beauty and poetry of mathematics which inspired his new book, Foundations of Mathematics.
	Cindy Malone talks with Kathy Parker about the environmental impact of publishing and the future of books.
	Dan McKanan talks with Kathy Parker about his new books on intentional communities and the Catholic Worker movement.

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Last updated: November 17. 2009. Links checked: November 11, 2008.