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Miss Rebekah and Miss Ing from the Shaler North Hills Library reflect on a headline from the past week through wit, wisdom and song. If you are news junkie, a fan of literature, a library lover, a friend of the spotted owl, a devotee of asparagus, you have found the podcast you had previously known only in your dreams. If you enjoy their daily programs for children at the library or on facebook.com/shalerlibrary, this podcast is just for you. Why should the kids be the only ones subjected to such ridiculousness?
Episodes
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Moral Dilemmas
This week we take on some classic AND some stupid moral dilemmas! And in the book world, Rebekah recommends these: The Outsider Inside Out Winter Counts! Superman Smashes the Klan Ing recommends these: Isaiah Dunn is My Hero Convenience Store Woman Micromegas!
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The Enneagram Made More Confusing
Rebekah and Ing take an online enneagram test to find out their types! We do not recommend doing this, except for fun, but we HIGHLY recommend learning more about the enneagram and studying it seriously with someone who knows about it! For those whose path is Christianity, they recommend the…
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And We're Back! Fall Season Premiere!
Rebekah has a bad apple experience. Ing and Rebekah talk music, recycling and what they have been reading. Rebekah recommends Death of Vivek Oji, and both Rebekah and Ing recommend Pet, both by Akwaeke Emezi. They both recommend Black Brother, Black Brother and EVERYTHING by Jewell Parker Rhodes.
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Podcast - Rebekah = Dud!
Rebekah is taking a well-deserved break from work and so Miss Ing thought it would be hilarious to talk about...um...yeah...death.
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Burning Questions
This week Rebekah and Ing answer all of the questions you never wanted to ask of them! OR ANYONE! Also they both highly recommend Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi.
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Umm...movies? A few books? We were low-energy today!
While this might not be the most stimulating of our podcasts, we didn't want to disappoint and not produce at all! Rebekah recommends the book Afterland by Lauren Beukes. Ing recommended Land of Shadows by Rachel Howzell Hall.
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Freedom of Speech, Flossing and a BIG Announcement
This week Rebekah and Ing talk about Justin Timberlake, "cancel culture" and the book Dare to Speak: Defending Free Speech for All by Suzanne Nossel and a book they both found to be so terrible, will not even provide a link for it.
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Weighty Issues with Rebekah and Ing
Rebekah and Ing discuss "chick lit" and One to Watch. Rebekah recommends The Safe Place and Dear Sweet Pea. Ing highly recommends Accidental Trouble Magnet, the first in the Planet Omar series.
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Rebekah and Ing, Olivia and Joan
Rebekah and Ing reflect upon some of the issues that divide and unite us as citizens of the world. Rebekah recommends One to Watch and On the Come Up. Miss Ing just finished and loved The Shadows. Here is the picture mentioned in today's episode, the first documented "side eye."
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Rebekah is BACK and now is a Yogier!
Rebekah and Ing provide an insightful look into yoga. Rebekah recommend the book Hollywood Park by Mikel Jollett. Ing recommends An American Summer: Love and Death in Chicago by Alex Kotlowitz.
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80% Less Interesting BUT 100% MORE Annoying!
Dear Rebekah is taking some well-deserved time away from Ing! Ing responds to just a few of the many, many requests for advice from you, our listeners. She also asks for your help as well. Don't worry...Rebekah will be back next week!
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Rebekah and Ing and Three Men and a Baby
"Three Men and a Baby. I laughed so much, I cried and my stomach hurt!" Agree or disagree? Responding to great demand, Rebekah and Ing WILL be soliciting your needs for advice. We are more than happy to be Human Magic 8 Balls, with the capacity to answer questions with more detail than "YES" or...
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Rebekah and Ing and Pandemic Anxiety and Rebekah's Changed Family
Rebekah talks about her mother's recent transformation and her trip to Ohio. Rebekah recommends the For the Love, a podcast from Jen Hatmaker. She also read Stepping Stones by Lucy Knisley, the Dark Matter of Mona Starr by Laura Lee Gulledge and Ask Again, Yes by Mary Beth Keane. Ing would really...
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Rebekah and Ing and the Supreme Court: A LOTTA power in those 18 hands
The US Supreme Court made the news in a big way last week. Rebekah and Ing provide a little history on the highest court in the land and address some of the controversies surrounding its power, going way back to Jefferson's presidency. Then they share their own thoughts regarding the decisions of...
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Miss Rebekah and Miss Ing from the Shaler North Hills Library reflect on a headline from the past week through wit, wisdom and song. If you are news junkie, a fan of literature, a library lover, a friend of the spotted owl, a devotee of asparagus, you have found the podcast you had previously known only in your dreams. If you enjoy their daily programs for children at the library or on facebook.com/shalerlibrary, this podcast is just for you. Why should the kids be the only ones subjected to such ridiculousness?
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