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The Floyd Memorial Library Podcast is dedicated to gathering and preserving the history of the people on the North Fork.(Disclaimer) The views expressed in the interviews are solely those of the individuals providing them and do not reflect the opinions of the Floyd Memorial…
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Episode 245 with Christopher Bianchi, The Final Chapter: Stories, Art, and the Power of Listening (opens the original)
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Today on the Floyd Memorial Library Podcast, we’re turning the microphone around for a very special episode. Since its beginning, this podcast has focused on the stories of the people who make up the North Fork community. Over 244 episodes, Christopher Bianchi has had the opportunity to sit down with artists, historians, community leaders, longtime residents, and people from all walks of life to hear their experiences and preserve their stories. For this episode, the roles are reversed. Library
Episode 244 with Margaret Rose de Cruz, A Healing Journey for Self, Earth, and Community (opens the original)
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Today on the Floyd Memorial Library Podcast, I’m joined by Margaret Rose de Cruz for a conversation about healing, community, and our relationship with the world around us. Born in Philadelphia to an Irish mother and Filipino father, both of whom worked in healthcare, Margaret’s journey has taken her from Philadelphia to Brooklyn and eventually to Greenport, where she settled in 2014. Since then, she has become involved in a wide range of community and environmental efforts, including the North
Episode 243 with Ann Hurwitz, Educator and longtime member of the Southold community (opens the original)
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Today on the Floyd Memorial Library Podcast, we're joined by Ann Hurwitz, an educator and longtime member of the Southold community. Raised in New York City, Ann grew up with a strong connection to her family history and ancestry, while spending nearly every weekend throughout the year coming out to Southold. Her professional life was spent in education, including many years at Bank Street School for Children in New York City. But the North Fork has remained a constant part of her life, eventual
Episode 242 with Mark Moffett, Doctor Bugs (opens the original)
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Today we're joined by Mark Moffett, an entomologist, explorer, author, and photographer whose work has taken him around the world studying the complex societies created by animals. From ants in the desert to elephants in Africa, wolves in Yellowstone, bats in Trinidad, and sea turtles along the Georgia coast, Mark has spent decades observing animals in their natural environments and asking what holds their societies together. Known for combining scientific research with a remarkable sense of adv
Episode 241 with Tom DiNapoli, New York State Comptroller (opens the original)
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Today on the Floyd Memorial Library Podcast, we're joined by New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli, one of New York's longest-serving statewide elected officials. Since taking office in 2007, Comptroller DiNapoli has overseen the state's finances, safeguarded the New York State Common Retirement Fund, conducted audits of state agencies and local governments, and worked to promote transparency, accountability, and fiscal responsibility across New York. A lifelong public servant, Comptroll
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