All Episodes
Borrowed & Returned — 125 episodes
Sandra Cisneros Has a Prescription For Us
Linda Sarsour on Building a Better World
Julia Alvarez on Bilingualism as a Superpower
Edwidge Danticat Is Invited to this Party
Jacqueline Woodson on Telling Stories of our Ancestors
Jose Antonio Vargas Redefines America
This Guy Sucked: D W Griffith with Kellie Carter Jackson
Thresholds: Ayana Elizabeth Johnson on the Future That’s Still Possible
We are the Environment: Silent Spring’s Enduring Wisdom
Molly Crabapple on Making Art in a Turbulent World
Art Spiegelman on Resistance, Memory, and Speaking Up
Maus and the Power of Images
Book Riot: The Untold Story of Black Librarians
Matt de la Peña on Small Stories and the Power of Perspective
Meg Medina on Latine Stories and Reading as a Family
How The Snowy Day Changed Children’s Books
The Legacy of Howard Zinn's Radical History
Reginald Dwayne Betts on Freedom and Poetic Constraint
On Reading The Autobiography of Malcolm X in Prison
N.K. Jemisin on Truth, Education, and Speculation
What Parable of the Sower Taught Us About the Future
Introducing: Borrowed and Returned
Tracing the Legacy of Slavery in Brooklyn
A New Year’s Plunge (Rebroadcast)
Why We Still Read Together: The Joy of Book Clubs
Book Sanctuaries, Buttons and Bouncy Houses
Banned Books Week: All for a Library Card
Rebroadcast: Blocks and Brownstones
Bed-Stuy Tea: An Interview with Cookbook Author Nicole A. Taylor
Explore Your City This Summer!
Drag Story Hour
Say His Name: Arthur Miller
When the Library's a Stage
Rebroadcast: Secret Lives of Librarians
Bridging the Gap
Browse the Branches
The Challenge
On the Frontlines
An Interview with Maia Kobabe
Beloved Blues
An Interview with George M. Johnson
Battle of the Classics
An Interview with Mike Curato
Of Parents and School Boards
This Day in Esoteric Political History: United States vs One Book Called Ulysses (1933)
Seen and Obscene
All for a Library Card
Introducing: Borrowed and Banned
An Episode from Grown: Culture and Identity
Jay-Z at the Library
Pathways to Leadership
Meet Our (Almost) Six-Year-Old Librarian
The Teens are Offline
Seeking Asylum
Buscando Asilo
A Place of Refuge
What's Your Library Worth?
Go, Robots, Go!
Happily Ever After
La Hora Mágica
Dyker Singers, Dyker Lights
Rebroadcast: Work in Progress
Family Meal
Stories of Service
Rebroadcast: Weathering the Storm
School's Out! Time for a Pop Quiz
Books Unbanned
A Library Sounds Like This
World Wide Web
Decolonizing Dewey
New Libraries, Old Places
Goodbye to All Fines
Happy Birthday, BPL!
Building Brooklyn: We've Been Here Before
Building Brooklyn: Finntown
Building Brooklyn: Eighth Avenue
Building Brooklyn: Women on the Waterfront
Building Brooklyn: Like Coming Home
Building Brooklyn: From Gowanus to Canarsie
New Yorkers: Rank Your Vote!
That All May Participate
Good News
Education For All
Rekindling from Burnout
Hear Me Out: Part Two
Hear Me Out: Part One
Showing Up
Secret Lives of Librarians
Storytime Anytime
Missing Them
On Passing
Votes for Women
From Montgomery to East New York
Marching Onward
Reopening, Reimagining
Your Friendly Neighborhood Fridge
Rebroadcast: Free Brooklyn
Stories from the Pandemic
A Folklorist for the Seven Million
In Fifty Years
Get Counted
Social Distancing? We're Here For You!
Three Brooklyn Stories
Stroller Parking
Borrowed, Live!
Carnegie's Legacy
Librarians, Live!
Plunging into the New Year
Blocks and Brownstones
Our Garbage, Ourselves
Throwing It Out
Free Brooklyn
Getting Home
Check This Out
New Americans
A Writer Grows in Brooklyn
Teens Take Over
Work in Progress
For Kids' Sake
Weathering the Storm
Across the Reference Desk
Something to Offend Everyone
Oil Spills and Moldy Paper
Books Are Not Dead
Introducing 'Borrowed'