City of Pullman

The three recommended titles this week are: Go-To Dinners: A Barefoot Contessa Cookbook / Visual Thinking: The Hidden Gifts of People Who Think in Pictures, Patterns and Abstractions / Now is Not the Time to Panic

The three recommended titles this week are: Juana & Lucas - Muchos Changes / ChupaCarter / Charlie Hernandez & the Golden Dooms

The three recommended titles this week are: A Place in the World: Finding the Meaning of Home / And there Was Light: Abraham Lincoln and the American Struggle / Pickleball for All: Everything but the "Kitchen" Sink

This month it's an absolute privilege to have Beth Piatote join us for a special podcast episode. Beth is the author of The Beadworkers, the 2022 Everybody Reads selection. Please visit http://www.everybody-reads.org for a full schedule of events, discussion questions and read-alikes.

This month we have Rachael talking programs for kids, Jesica talking books, and more.

We live in an always-changing world, and we're constantly implored to learn new skills, particularly when it comes to technology. But doing so ins't eay. Once we leave a formal school setting, how are we supposed to keep up? Many of the free resources we find online are fairly low quality, and often ask for our personal information. Or there's a free component, but to access quality instruction, you have to pay - usually some sort of monthly subscription fee. And we all know those monthly subscriptions add up fast.

A special podcast episode on the history of the women who founded Pullman's library 100 years ago, featuring Donna Potts.