In this episode, Kristin Ziemke joins us to discuss what it means to be literate in the digital age.

Connect with Kristin:

• Twitter
• Kristin's website

In this episode, Ben Kort joins us to discuss his maker space. Noteworthy is Ben's use of the maker space as an intervention for vulnerable learners.

Connect with Ben:

• Twitter
• Video about Ben's work (generally)

In this episode, Ken Shelton joins us to discuss the concept of Techquity and the role that libraries play in helping all learners have the same access and opportunity to essential tools for learning.

Connect with Ken:

• Twitter
• Ken's Website

In this episode, Franki and I talk about what it means to be "literate" in the digital age and how librarians play an integral role in supporting this work.

Connect with Franki:

• Website
• Instagram
• Twitter

In this episode, Lucas Maxwell shares how he uses Dungeons and Dragons to create safe, welcoming spaces for learners.

Connect with Lucas:

• Website
• Twitter

Book recommendations:

• A Work in Progress by Jarrett Lerner

In this episode, Amy Hermon joins us to discuss her podcast School Librarians United and how she thinks so much good can be done for librarians, kids and the world when we decide to "press record."

Connect with Amy:

• Website
• Twitter

Podcasting Resources from Amy:

• SLU Playlist
• Becoming A Better Podcaster

Book recommendations:

• Stiff by Mary Roach

In this episode, Dr. John Spencer joins us to discuss the past, present and future of generative AI and how librarians can harness the power of this technology for good.

Connect with John:

• Website
• Twitter

Book recommendations:

• Fablehaven series by Brandon Mull
• Nine Nasty Words: English in the Gutter: Then, Now, and Forever by John McWhorter