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Kendall Campus Library Podcast

Episodes from an academic librarian's discontinued podcasting experiment.

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Episodes

  1. The Reader

    In celebration of National Poetry Month, West Campus librarian Steve Kronen recites Richard Wilbur's poem The Reader. Recorded April 29, 2010.

  2. To Postumus

    In celebration of National Poetry Month, West Campus librarian Steve Kronen recites To Postumus, written in the first century, B.C. by Roman poet Horace, translated from the Latin by David Ferry. Recorded April 21, 2009.

  3. Check Out Our iPods!

    "I'm like a kid in a candy store!" raves Kendall Campus student Donnette Cox in a conversation about the audiobooks on iPods that are available in the library. Recorded November 14, 2008.

  4. Me gustas cuando callas

    Art Professor Alberto Meza recites Pablo Neruda's poem, Me gustas cuando callas. Recorded April 18, 2008.

  5. I Remember You As You Were

    Librarian Steve Kronen recites an English translation of Pablo Neruda's poem, Te recuerdo como eras. Recorded April 18, 2008.

  6. Te recuerdo como eras

    Art Professor Alberto Meza recites Pablo Neruda's poem, Te recuerdo como eras. Recorded April 18, 2008.

  7. The Raven

    Librarian Laurie Hime and English Professor Martha Zamorano recite an abridged, bilingual version (in English and Spanish) of Edgar Allan Poe's classic poem The Raven. Recorded October 15, 2007.

  8. Interview With Author Janna Lynn

    A conversation with English Professor Janna Lynn about her novel entitled Cry of the Hawk for Her Beloved. Recorded June 12, 2007.

  9. Interview With Poet Rene Martin

    English Professor Rene Martin talks about his new book of poetry, When Darkness Comes, and shares two poems from the book. Recorded June 4, 2007.

  10. Interview With Author Nancy Kalikow Maxwell

    In celebration of National Library Week, North Campus Library Director Nancy Kalikow Maxwell discusses her book, Sacred Stacks: The Higher Power of Libraries and Librarianship. Recorded April 4, 2007.

  11. Chinese New Year Greetings

    Librarian Lily Young extends traditional New Year's greetings, in her native Chinese, to celebrate the Year of the Golden Pig. The translation is: "Happy New Year. Everything is going your way. Golden pigs bring good luck. Wishing you good health." Recorded February 21, 2007.

  12. To Julia de Burgos

    In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, English Professor Carolina Hospital recites an English translation of A Julia de Burgos by Puerto Rican poet Julia de Burgos. Recorded October 24, 2006.

  13. A Julia de Burgos

    In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, English Professor Martha Zamorano recites A Julia de Burgos by Puerto Rican poet Julia de Burgos. Recorded October 24, 2006.

  14. Freedom Song

    English Professor Rene Martin shares his poem Freedom Song in celebration of National Poetry Month. Recorded April 20, 2006.

  15. The Naming of Cats

    English Professor Martha Zamorano recites The Naming of Cats, by T. S. Eliot. Recorded February 1, 2006.

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Episodes from an academic librarian's discontinued podcasting experiment.

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How many episodes does Kendall Campus Library Podcast have?

Kendall Campus Library Podcast has 15 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on April 29, 2010.

What is Kendall Campus Library Podcast about?

Episodes from an academic librarian's discontinued podcasting experiment.

How often does Kendall Campus Library Podcast release new episodes?

Kendall Campus Library Podcast publishes daily, based on its 15 episodes since April 2010.
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