'Today is brought to you by the later C' - We chat to SLANZA President Trena Lile about recent Hui's and the importance of connection and community.

Our regular contributor Miriam Tuohy joins us to talk about end of year pressures, and we extol the virtues of having a list.

A radio show and podcast to celebrate school libraries and all of the people who inhabit them, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of NZ On Air.

Our fearsome Threesome talk about themselves, their libraries, and what makes both things tick.

It's OK to judge! The crew invite former book judge and winner of the Margaret Mahy Award Tania Roxborogh to chat judging, books and the importance of self-care!

We're thrilled to introduce Trena Lile, our new SLANZA Manukura. Join us as we chat with Trena about her vision for the role and how she's been successfully rebuilding her school library's atmosphere, making it a vibrant and engaging hub for students. Plus, in her capacity as the Ohu Mahi lead, she'll share exciting plans for the upcoming Aotearoa School Library Week. Learn how this fantastic initiative aims to showcase the vital importance and celebrate school libraries right across the motu!

Kristy Wilson joins the crew to chat about the awesome speakers, and the opportunity for connection and practical PLD takeaways, at the upcoming SLANZA regional Hui in Horowhenua. Find out more on the SLANZA website.

Alan reflects on his time as Te Awhi Rito, and the crew chat about what's important around reading with around Aotearoa

A radio show and podcast to celebrate school libraries and all of the people who inhabit them, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of NZ On Air. This week: The NZCYA Children's and Young Peoples Book Awards shortlists are out! The team excitedly pore through the lists to uncover the gold there within.

A radio show and podcast to celebrate school libraries and all of the people who inhabit them, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of NZ On Air. This week: Library influencers Kirsty Adam and Miriam Tuohy join the usual suspects as we dissect the latest NZCER Library survey.