Texas Talking Book Voices
On Texas Talking Book Voices, the podcast of the Talking Book Program at the Texas State Library and Archives Commission, we go behind the scenes to explore different facets of the service and meet the people who help make reading accessible to Texans with visual, physical,…
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Season 3 Episode 9: Science Fiction (opens the original)
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In this episode, Laura Jean and Becky explore the wide-ranging world of science fiction. They discuss popular subgenres, from time travel and dystopias to cyberpunk and space opera, as well as current trends like AI ethics and Afrofuturism. They also share tips for finding the right science fiction book based on your interests, whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the genre.
Season 3 Episode 8: History of TBP (opens the original)
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In this episode, Engagement Specialist Alicia and Program Engagement Manager Jaclyn take listeners all the way back to 1809 to trace the complete history of the Talking Book Program— from Louis Braille's birth and the founding of the National Library Service, through Texas joining the national network in 1931, to the digital audiobook players patrons use today. Learn how a $1,000 appropriation for raised-letter books grew into a free, statewide library service for Texans with visual, physical, a
Season 3 Episode 7: America250 and TBP (opens the original)
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In this episode, join Engagement Specialist Alicia as she explores how the Talking Book Program is celebrating America's 250th anniversary. Featuring guests Michele Chan Santos and Peggy Price from the Texas State Library and Archives Commission, this episode highlights the Texas America250 Reading Challenge, traveling exhibits, and a special lobby exhibit showcasing Texas's contributions to American history. Learn more about how readers of all ages can participate in this statewide celebration
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