
25 episodes

Beyond the Shelves Podcast Jennifer and Lea
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- Society & Culture
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5.0 • 3 Ratings
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Journey to the great beyond. Unlock the secrets of your local library. Beyond The Shelves Podcast is a production of the Blount County Public Library.
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Books and The Night Marauder Project
On this special episode, Lea and Savannah go to our Facebook to talk about books that Blount County and we couldn’t finish. After, Lea sits down with Dr. Nancy Locklin, a history professor from Maryville College, to talk about her new project- The Night Marauder Project. Dive into this sneak peek about local true crime. Check out updates on the project: thenightmarauderproject.com.
00:26 — What Book Could You Not Finish?
14:00 – Interview with Dr. Nancy Locklin – The Night Marauder Project
Theme song "Organic to Synthetic" by PunchDeck
PunchDeck on SoundCloud
Blount County Friends of the Library -
Cat Names and Seed Saving
Lea and Savannah take an adventure away from the Whiteboard to the Land of Facebook to talk about some of Blount County's cat's names (they also talk a lot about their own cats, and no: they are not apologizing for it). Lea sits down with reference Librarian Sheila Pennycuff, creator of the Seed Library at BCPL, to talk about fall seed saving.
0:26: What's on Facebook? (Drop Your Cat Names/Photos)
6:19: Interview with Sheila Pennycuff about Seed Saving
Theme song "Organic to Synthetic" by PunchDeck
PunchDeck on SoundCloud
Blount County Friends of the Library -
Summer Playlists and A Place to Stay
Lea and Savannah sort through some amazing songs to chose our summer playlists (including a spicy controversial take). Lea interviews Mary Moreland, the Executive Director of A Place to Stay- a nonprofit that has an office in the library. Finally, Lea and Savannah decide what life is really like... There's a lot of singing in this episode, we apologize in advance.
0:26: What’s on the Whiteboard? (What song is on your summer playlist?)
5:46: Interview with Mary from A Place to Stay
12:50: What's on the Whiteboard? (Life is like a *blank*)
Theme song "Organic to Synthetic" by PunchDeck
PunchDeck on SoundCloud
Blount County Friends of the Library -
The Lost Episode IV
In this lost episode, Jennifer and Lea talk about fictional pets. Jennifer talks about The Boneless Mercies and a little about Beuwolf.
0:31: What's on the Whiteboard? "What fictional pet would you want to adopt?"
11:10: Book talk The Boneless Mercies by April Genevieve Tucholke.
Theme song "Organic to Synthetic" by PunchDeck
PunchDeck on SoundCloud
Blount County Friends of the Library -
A Bittersweet Farewell, Rule of Wolves, and Who'd We Like to Meet
Lea and Savannah say a very sad goodbye to Jennifer that somehow included AMSR Girl Scout Cookie eating. Teen Librarian Carrie and Youth Force Teen Sydnie talk about the book Rule of Wolves from the King of Scars Duology by Leigh Bardugo. Then Lea and Savannah dive into some chaos from the Whiteboard.
3:43: Rule of Wolves book talk
16:09: What’s on the Whiteboard? (What Fictional Character Would You Most Like to Meet in the Library Today?)
Theme song "Organic to Synthetic" by PunchDeck
PunchDeck on SoundCloud
Blount County Friends of the Library -
Music and Mayhem with Sarah Pirkle
Jennifer interviews East Tennessee Writers Hall of Fame Inductee Sarah Pirkle about how she got started in music and what she loves about it. Then Jennifer and Lea venture into what may be the wildest Whiteboard ever.
0:31 Sarah Pirkle (Song, "Labor," used by permission)
15:01 What's on the Whiteboard? "What would you plant in your fantasy garden?"
Jeff Barbra and Sarah Pirkle, official website
East Tennessee Writers Hall of Fame
Theme song "Organic to Synthetic" by PunchDeck
PunchDeck on SoundCloud
Blount County Friends of the Library
Customer Reviews
More than "just" a Library Podcast
A refreshing find! Informative interviews and fun banter on the book talks. Brings a library to life but also, as the title suggests, goes "beyond" the library itself.
TN Dude
Very informative and interesting - a must for anyone living in Blount County, TN. But it can also be of a source of inspiration to any librarian anywhere in the world.