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The Program Room

by Monty Harper

This is the podcast for librarians who plan programming, primarily with children. This season we are focusing on the CSLP 2009 summer reading theme, "Be Creative @ Your Library." We'll be talking about music, theater, visual art, dance, and more. Interviews, songs, and other resources you find here will help you help kids get creative this summer!

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Episodes

  1. Hello Goodbye Hello Goodbye

    This is not an actual podcast episode. This is more of an introduction and a goodbye rolled into one. Listen to the show! Final Message: Hello Goodbye Hello Goodbye To download, right-click the title (option-click for Mac). Click here to use iTunes. (It's a free download!) If you just discovered...

  2. 1.06: Storytelling With Kids at Your Library

    Storyteller Dianne de Las Casas discusses ways of inspiring kids to tell their own stories, including story theater, board games, and fractured fairy tales. Storyteller Bill Harley discusses prompts that inspire children to tell their own tales, and both touch on the importance of this type of…

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  3. 1.04: Using Music with Young Children

    An interview with music specialist Carole Peterson on why and how to use music with young children, plus an exclusive song from Stuart Stotts, and an interview with Betsy Zahniser about The Music Box, an early childhood music programming tool. Listen to the show! TPR 1.04: "Using Music With Young...

  4. 1.02: Make a Music Video

    Interviews with Steve McLinn, Rhonda Turley, and Kathryn and Andrew about making music videos, plus Video-Safe Music. Web References: Steve McLinn Apple Video Software Windows Video Software Piedmont Public Library Kathryn and Andrew's YouTube Page Videos: "Catch the Reading Bug" Video "The...

  5. 1.01: Be Creative @ Your Library!

    Interviews with Sally Snyder and Julie Tomlianovich of the Collaborative Summer Library Program about the 2009 theme and manual. Web References: Collaborative Summer Library Program (CSLP) Website 2009 CSLP Children's and Teen Manual Outlines David Catrow Highsmith Sally's desk! Songs: Imagine…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

This is the podcast for librarians who plan programming, primarily with children. This season we are focusing on the CSLP 2009 summer reading theme, "Be Creative @ Your Library." We'll be talking about music, theater, visual art, dance, and more. Interviews, songs, and other resources you find here will help you help kids get creative this summer!

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Monty Harper

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many episodes does The Program Room have?

The Program Room currently has 15 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is The Program Room about?

This is the podcast for librarians who plan programming, primarily with children. This season we are focusing on the CSLP 2009 summer reading theme, "Be Creative @ Your Library." We'll be talking about music, theater, visual art, dance, and more. Interviews, songs, and other resources you find here...

How often does The Program Room release new episodes?

The Program Room has 15 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

Where can I listen to The Program Room?

You can listen to The Program Room on PodParley by clicking any episode. We provide an embedded audio player for direct listening, and you can also subscribe via your preferred podcast app using the RSS feed.

Who hosts The Program Room?

The Program Room is created and hosted by Monty Harper.
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