”The Semi-Social Life of a Black Introvert” is a captivating podcast hosted by an educator, hip-hop nerd, and professional people-watcher who explores the unique experiences, challenges, and triumphs of living as a Black introvert in an ever-changing America.
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The Library Pros - A Librarian and a Library Information Technologist discussing libraries, technology and anything else that makes us smile!
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Welcome to the Embrace Your Inner Weirdo podcast where paradigms shift. Impossible becomes I'mpossible and Weirdos are exposed for who they really are: Pure Geniuses. Every week I will interview a successful individual who has Embraced Their Inner Weirdo to get their insights so you may use it as a permission slip on your quest to Embrace Your Inner Weirdo. After all, Weirdo is NOT a four-letter word. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rasheed-hooda/support
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In this original series, Humanist and Greens Leader Bob Brown, Silverchair’s Ben Gillies, Tim Ross, Once Upon a Time in LA's Damon Herriman, the iconic Australian Myf Warhurst, and Presidential Photographer Ben Baker join Writer and Founder of Reny®, Ben Rennie and Filmmaker & Director Luke Shanahan for a drink and an improvised chat on creativity, the arts, and change-making. What follows is a conversation that will make you laugh, squirm, and feel oddly inspired. Luke and Ben aim to feed t ...
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Episode 111 – Dr. Betsy Cauble Social Workers in Libraries
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In this installment of the podcast, Chris sits down with Dr. Betsy Cauble, retired Social Worker and professor at Kansas State University. Chris and Betsy discuss the social work profession, training for social workers specifically working in libraries, assisting homeless that frequent our facilities, a “day in the life” of a social worker and the …
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Episode 110 – Trina Leigh Walker and Zindzi Cresswell – Library Strategic Planning
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In this installment of the TLP, Chris has a chat with Trina Leigh Walker and Zindzi Cresswell covering library consultancy. Thanks to Matt Finch for connecting us all. It starts with the proper way to pronounce “Carnegie” (yes, Chris gets it wrong), working in the information world, and how important a strategic plan is. Continuing with the idea of…
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Episode 109 Essraa Nawar – Talking DEI, Outreach and bibliotheque d’alexandrie!!
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Chris had the opportunity to converse with Essraa Nawar, Assistant Dean for Library DEI Initiatives and Development, recognized in Forbes Arab American Heritage, Top 40 Women of Egypt, 125 Most Influential People in OC, and Women of Influence in O.C. Top 30 Egyptian Women Abroad. Essraa delves into unconventional perspectives on diversity, equity, …
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Episode 108 Jeff Jankowski, President of Hoopla Digital
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On this installment of the podcast, Chris speaks with the founder and President of Hoopla Digital, Jeff Jankowski. Jeff talks about Hoopla’s birth with Midwest Tapes, his origin story along with how Hoopla curates and optimizes their products along with digital equity and so much more!By Chris DeCristofaro
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Aaron Curnow: 25 Years of Spunk & Rock Music!
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Summary Aaron Curnow, the founder of Spunk Records, discusses his career in the music industry and the relationships he has built with artists. He reflects on the success of the label and the challenges he faced, including the impact of COVID-19. Curnow also talks about the importance of being connected to the music and the artists he works with. H…
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Episode 107 – Melissa Taylor Fayetteville Public Library Center for Innovation
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Download What an amazing time with Melissa Taylor, Manager of the Center for Innovation at the Fayetteville Public Library in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Melissa shares about her corporate sponsorships with Walmart, JB Hunt and Tyson foods. Chris and Bob learned about all of the offerings in this beautiful facility and how Melissa keeps it all running,…
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In this installment, the fellas were lucky enough to have Aaron Whitfield on the podcast. Aaron spoke about all Aaron has accomplished in his time in Libraryland along with being a BIPOC and what that is like in todays world. He also talks about the importance of “MU FA LI” in his life, his writing and music. Aaron talks about the power of positive…
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Joining Chris and Bob is David Ecker from Stony Brook University. Dave is a repeat guest and its always great to speak to him. Dave spoke about being library “technologists”, time management for managers, how AI can help makerspaces and that dirty world in Libraryland “CHANGE”. Dave has a new book out entitled Leadership Takes Courage: How to Maste…
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Episode 104 Dr. Temara Hajjat from the Bowel Sounds Podcast!
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Joining Chris and Bob on the pod is Temara Hajjat Gastroenterologist at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and co host of the Bowel Sounds Podcast. Temara spoke with the fellas about what its like to go to medical school, the spark that started the podcast, the targeted listenership, the formula for the pod along with talking about Harvard Medical Scho…
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Episode 103 East End Tech Committee
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This is really cool LOCAL episode for our friends on Long Island but also a great inspirational episode for everyone. Joining the podcast is Lilly Kiel from the Cutchogue/New Suffolk Free Library, Steven Alcalde from the Rogers Memorial Library and Anthony Giansante from the John Jermain Memorial Library to talk about the tech challenges working on…
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The Central State University alumni family is grieving the loss of Brandon Lowe, who passed away unexpectedly this past week. Listen as I pay tribute to Brandon's tremendous faith and love for others. For God. For Central. For State.By Aaron Whitfield
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Podcast Extras: Tears for Aunt "Peggy" Clark
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The world lost a great one this past week. Rest in peace, Aunt Peggy. Thank you for your heart, lessons, and teachable moments.By Aaron Whitfield
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Special Episode Connecticut Library Association Part 2 – Alice Knapp, Scott Jarzombek, Kate Byroade and Scott Brill – Mental Health and Well-being
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In part 2 of this special episode, Chris and Bob were joined by Alice Knapp, Director of the Ferguson Library in Stamford, Connecticut, Scott Jarzombek, Director of the Fairfield Library in Fairfield, Connecticut, Kate Byroade Director of the Cragin Colchester Library in Colchester, Connecticut and Scott Brill, Director of the Derby Public Library,…
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Special Episode – Connecticut Library Conference Part 1 Doug Lord
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In this 2 part episode, Chris and Bob travel to Groton Connecticut at the invitation of the Connecticut Library Association to speak during their conference lunch period about mental health and wellbeing in the library profession. The fellas were joined by Doug Lord, Director of the C. H. Booth Public Library in Newtown, Connecticut and President o…
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Episode 101 – Meghan Volchko – Inside Overdrive
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Joining Chris for this episode is Meghan Volcheko, Manager, Public Library Collection Development at OverDrive, Meghan talks about how she and her team assist libraries and library systems with collection development with Overdrive. Yes, this is also the Libby App and also Kanopy and Sora for schools. Meghan talks about the relationships she has bu…
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Food For Thought: Volume 108: Keke & Darius Edition
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Alright...I'm finally going to address the Keke Palmer and Darius Jackson turmoil, Let's talk about relationship drama, what to wear if you're a momma, and the reasons people on your team may be cheering for your downfall.By Aaron Whitfield
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The last episode had y'all talking, so let's continue the conversation about the highs and lows of "working while Black". Let's talk about the uproar over fake racism, "black magic" gone wrong, and how I got fired for talking to my Black "family".By Aaron Whitfield
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Episode 129: Working While Black (Chapter 4): Black Magic & White Refusal
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Let's dive a little deeper into the "Working While Black" series, and discuss "cocoa butter" magic, tips for getting Black tips, and the reasons why workplace silence can be used as a deadly weapon.By Aaron Whitfield
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As we venture more into the "Working While Black" series, let's discuss the culture of workplace employee devaluation , the difference between preparation and luck, and the why putting people in positions to succeed helps everybody win.By Aaron Whitfield
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Episode 100 – Carol Ann Tack, Podcasting & Readers
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In our 100th Episode, we have asked Alumni Carol Ann Tack from the podcast Top Shelf at the Merrick Library to return to talk about her podcast, readers advisory, her book discussions (which are the thing of legend on Long Island) and how tech can sometimes help and sometimes get in the way of getting to where you need to be in Libraryland.…
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Episode 128: Working While Black (Chapter 3): Leaving the Coop
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Sometimes, quitting is conquering. In this episode, let's talk about aggressive interview questions, the peril of the unprotected, and the reasons why the fight you're in may no longer be yours.By Aaron Whitfield
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Episode 127: Working While Black (Chapter 2): Black Synergy
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This episode is dedicated to all the folks who made me smile at work. Let's discuss the importance of BIPOCs being seen, heard, acknowledged, and protected in the workplace.By Aaron Whitfield
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I'm back! Let's discuss the lessons of community and connections that I have experienced during this four-month podcast hiatus.By Aaron Whitfield
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Blakey Johnston Part 2: The World Record Holder
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Get ready to dive into an exciting and inspiring part 2 with Blakey Johnston, the world record holder for continuously surfing for 40.07 hours, riding 707 waves. Not only is Blakey, a skilled surfer, but he's also a passionate advocate for mental health, having raised $400,000 for Youth Mental Health and the Chumpy Pullin Foundation. In this episod…
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Chris journeyed to Saratoga Springs New York for the annual New York Library Association Conference and Trade Show! This year Chris spoke to old friends Jill Hurst Wahl, Cameron Tidd and Melissa Tidd from Goshen Libraryhttps://www.floridapubliclibrary.org and Barron Angell from the Florida Public Library. Jill spoke about the conference, what it is…
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Blakey Johnston Part 1: Eight Days Prior to His World Record
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Blakey Johsnton is about to surf for 40 hours. This episode captures Blakes's mindset just eight days from embarking on his world record attempt, which has already raised an incredible $150,000 for Youth Mental Health as we air on this episode of Dear Luke and Ben (without Luke). This is a testament to his passion and dedication to Mental health, a…
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This one hit differently. All skin folk ain't kinfolk, especially when a police badge is involved. Rest In Power, Tyre.By Aaron Whitfield
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