Call Number with American Libraries is a monthly podcast series from American Libraries, the magazine of the American Library Association.
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As we remember Jimmy Carter, listen back with us to our 2016 interview (when we were called the 'Dewey Decibel' podcast) with @CarterLibrary Director Meredith Evans, on her work with President Carter and managing a presidential library.
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From our archives:
When she was four, @CarterLibrary Director Meredith Evans mailed then–President Jimmy Carter money ($1.01) to help him "be president" and a request to have her birthday party at the White House. (He politely declined both.)
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ALT Meredith Evans stands in a replica of the Oval Office at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library. She holds the letter she mailed to Jimmy Carter when she was 4.
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Ready to hit the surf and sand in San Diego for #ALAAC24? In Ep. 96, we share what to do and where to eat in America's Finest City! | bit.ly/CN-Ep96
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Ready to head to Baltimore for ALA's #LibLearnX24 conference? Ep. 91 explores the city's bites and sights w/ @H3irloomBalt and @MDhumanities. Plus, hear Maryland school librarians share their favorite parts about B'more culture and history. | bit.ly/CN-Epi91
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Libraries can be a lifeline for those who are incarcerated or detained. In Ep. 89, Call Number discusses creative programs in prison libraries. | bit.ly/CN-Ep89
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Why do the Salem witch trials still resonate with us today? How can librarians implement tarot reading classes for their patrons? Ep. 88 of Call Number, our annual Halloween-themed episode, explores these topics and more. | bit.ly/CN-Ep88
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Ep. 87 of Call Number looks at the recent wave of book bans and other censorship attempts that have threatened democracy, restricting access and of many readers. | bit.ly/CN-Ep87
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School is back in session! Ep. 86 of Call Number explores a dual master's degree in library science and social work being offered at @DominicanU and iBlackCaucus, a student organization launched by @BC_ALA | bit.ly/3sfSVC5
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Ep. 85 is all about comics! Tune in for a chat w/ @JRLibrarian on manga, graphic novelists @DaveScheidt @kazukibuishi @harmimimi and Pedro Martín from #ALAAC23, and Jenny Robb from @OSULibrary's Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum. | bit.ly/CN-Ep85
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Need insider tips on what to do in Chicago for #ALAAC23? In Ep. 84, members of the Call Number podcast team, episode guests, and some local librarians give you the low-down. | bit.ly/CN-Ep84
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Ep. 83 highlights how libraries and librarians are supporting small business owners—particularly those who are Black, Indigenous, and people of color. | bit.ly/CN-Ep83
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On a special bonus episode, learn about Kanopy, a video streaming service platform, and how it can enrich, engage, and entertain library patrons through films and series. [bit.ly/CN-KanopyEp] | Sponsored by @Kanopy
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Libraries have long been a lifeline to patrons looking to connect with health care resources, dispel misinformation, and find answers discreetly. Ep. 82 explores sexual and reproductive health information at the library. | bit.ly/CN-Ep82
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Episode 81 features conversations with @harriscountypl, @MDPLS, and @PioneerLibSys on how their libraries have pivoted and expanded offerings during the pandemic. Plus, a cameo from viral sensation Curbside Larry! | bit.ly/3ZOc22b
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Tomorrow is Valentine's Day! Start celebrating with Ep. 80, which features a panel with author-librarians and romance novel experts Robin Bradford (@Tuphlos) and Jessica Pryde (@jessisreading) and a glimpse at Boston Public Library's micro-weddings. | bit.ly/CN-Ep80
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In 10 days, ALA will take on New Orleans for the #LibLearnX23 conference. Ep. 79 highlights the food and music of the Big Easy w/ interviews w/ @SouthernFood and @NOLALibrary. You'll even hear some of the team's favorite stops! | bit.ly/CN-Ep79
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It's been a tumultuous time for the library profession, but authors have stepped up to advocate for—and sing the praises of—books, libraries, and democracy. In Ep. 78, hear them share what role libraries have played in their lives. | bit.ly/CNEp78
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The responsibilities of medical librarians are constantly evolving with technology and the implementation of new programming. In Ep. 77, we dive into some of those initiatives. | bit.ly/CN-Ep77
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What horror movie scared you as a child? Does it still scare you to this day? Send a voice clip introducing yourself and answering this question to callnumber@ala.org and your submission could be featured in this month's Halloween-themed podcast episode!
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Ep. 73 celebrates 100 years of the Newbery Medal! Check out interviews with past winners @JerryCraft, @CindyKadohata, @taekeller, and @LoisLowryWriter on what they remember about getting "the call": bit.ly/CN-Ep73
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In less than two weeks, we're all going to be together again at the American Library Association’s 2022 Annual Conference and Exhibition in Washington, D.C. In Ep. 72, the podcast team and some special guests gear you up for your trip. bit.ly/CN-Ep72
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