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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2026 · 19 MIN

Juanita's Daily Brew: S3E7 — LIBRARIES & OLD BOOKS — Your Coffee Break Podcast

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Juanita's Daily Brew: S3E7 — LIBRARIES & OLD BOOKS — Your Coffee Break PodcastCOFFEE SWIRL MEDIA™SEASON 3 — THE EXTRAORDINARY STORIES BEHIND ORDINARY THINGSSEGMENT 1 — TODAY’S JOURNEY IN A COFFEE CUPSEGMENT 2 — THE EXTRAORDINARY STORYSEGMENT 3 —WELLNESS BLENDSEGMENT 3B — THE SOUNDTRACK & SCREENSEGMENT 4 — THE LAST SIPContact: speakpipe.com/coffeeswirlmedia | [email protected]: This podcast is prerecorded and produced for informational and entertainment purposes only. Opinions expressed are personal and not professional advice. Listener discretion is advised. All music is properly licensed by Coffee Swirl Media™. Recorded and produced in Saskatchewan, Canada.BIBLIOGRAPHY & RESEARCH SOURCESLIBRARIES, BOOKS & RARE COLLECTIONSThe Royal Danish Library — Annual Report 2004 / The Great Book TheftThe Royal Danish Library — How to Find BooksThe Royal Danish Library — Rare Book CollectionsLibrary of Congress — historical resources concerning books, manuscripts and librariesEncyclopaedia Britannica — history of books, manuscripts and librariesSmithsonian Libraries and Archives — history and cultural significance of books and collectionsBritish Library — historical books, manuscripts, collecting and preservationDARK CURIOSITYThe Royal Danish Library — documentation of the Great Book Theft, investigation, recovery of stolen works and convictionsChristie’s / Royal Danish Library historical documentation — discovery of a stolen book submitted for auction in 2003MUSIC & SCREENThe BeatlesSimon & GarfunkelPeter GabrielThe KillersEnyaDisneyWarner Bros.Universal PicturesNew Line CinemaHallmarkIMDbApple TV / television programme records The Great Book Theft details in Segment 2 are specifically grounded in the Royal Danish Library's documentation, including the 1971 start date, 1973 suspicion, 1975 confirmation, the 2003 auction-house discovery, and the 2004 convictions. The Royal Danish Library also confirms that its rare-book collections include early printed books, rare first editions, unique bindings and books associated with notable former owners, which supports the provenance thread in the episode.Juanita’s Daily Brew — Your Coffee Break PodcastWelcome to Juanita’s Daily Brew, a daily coffee-break podcast hosted by broadcaster and storyteller Juanita from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.The show evolves with every season.Season 1 explores the calendar through stories, celebrations, traditions, food, entertainment, and history.Season 2 puts food at the centre, exploring the fascinating history and stories behind favourite foods, drinks, desserts, ingredients, comfort foods, music, movies, television, nostalgia, and culture.Season 3 — The Extraordinary Stories Behind Ordinary Things takes the journey somewhere new, uncovering hidden history, strange facts, folklore, mysteries, traditions, psychology, pop culture, music, movies, and television behind the familiar things we often take for granted. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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