The MCM Podcast McMillan Memorial Library

Greetings, phantasmagoric friends! This is the McMillan Library Podcast. Today, we step into the visionary mind of Kurt Vonnegut with a reading of '2BR02B,' a story that beckons us to ponder the values of life and society.

McMillan Library held a song contest for local artists over the summer. Listen to the top three tracks on this podcast.

FIRST PLACE: “Special Place” — Pete Revelle and Four on the Floor*

*The song "Special Place" is written by Pete Revelle and Four on the Floor. The music and lyrics are original and recorded at Pete Revelle Studios and McMillan Library Studio

Four on the Floor is a multi-generational jazz quartet playing standards from America’s songbook. (Personnel may vary)
Pete Revelle - Piano, Lead Vocals
Kevin Finbraaten - Cornet/Trumpet, Vocals
Glenn Runnels - Bass, Vocals
Kevin Stellman - Drums

SECOND PLACE: “Murder Mystery” — Isaac Pulchinski
YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/@ipulchinski?si=I4TaVEpLA2lClCVl

THIRD PLACE: “The Waiting” — Cyanne Kube-Smith

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Welcome back to the McMillan Podcast! It’s been awhile…but now that the recording studio is set up and we can have people come into the library to talk again, we will be coming out with more episodes.

Our guest today is a local author and game developer, Amy Allworden.

Amy talks us through some of the process to getting your book published–I have included an accompanying pdf of information prepared by Amy which is available on our website at mcmillanlibrary.org/podcast

Join us for a podcast story-time! Take a saunter with the renowned American naturalist, Henry David Thoreau.

Join us for a podcast story-time! Take a saunter with the renowned American naturalist, Henry David Thoreau.

We will read selected writings: some published books, some journals.

Join us for a podcast story-time! Take a saunter with the renowned American naturalist, Henry David Thoreau.

We will read selected writings: some published books, some journals.