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Erin Jeanne McDowell
Join Sondra & Jeni as they talk with Erin Jeanne McDowell about how the poem The Peters Family by William Stafford and a quote from the Korean American (kclibrary.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S120C2836952) cookbook by Eric Kim impacted her life. They discuss the power and connection of preparing food, meditation, and yoga practice.
Show Notes » (kclibrary.org/sites/default/files/2024-04/POW%20S01E04%20Show%20Notes.pdf)
Transcript » (share.descript.com/view/Y5vPzSNwNbZ)
Presented by the Kansas City Public Library (kclibrary.org/) & Jewish Family Services of Greater Kansas City (www.jfskc.org/) .
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Putting Tax Dollars to Work for Public Information: Contract Data
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Businesses contracting with the federal government participate in ""contract actions," and that information is available to the public. A contract action refers to the activities a business conducts (whether producing goods or services) under contract with the U.S. government. This virtual program takes a look at the type of information found using federal database SAM.gov.
Rabbi Rachel Rothstein
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Join Sondra & Jeni as they talk with Rabbi Rachel Rothstein, from Temple Congregation Jehudah in Overland Park, as she shares how the liturgy called Yihiyu L’ratzon, which comes from Psalm 19:15 in JPS translation of the Hebrew Tanakh (kclibrary.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S120C67331) , impacted her life. They discuss the body and mind connection and reimagining what it means to meditate. Show ...
Inas Younis
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Join Sondra & Jeni as they talk with Inas Younis, journalist and Overland Park Councilmember, as she shares how an excerpt from A Prologue to Love (kclibrary.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S120C2936060) by Taylor Caldwell impacted her life. Show Notes » (kclibrary.org/sites/default/files/2024-04/POW S01E02 Show Notes.pdf) Transcript » (share.descript.com/view/6AiBl306DnO) Presented by the Kansas C...
Clare Hollander
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Join Sondra & Jeni as they talk with Clare Hollander, the Central Youth Services Manager of the Kansas City Public Library. She shares how The Artist’s Way: a Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity (kclibrary.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S120C2948408) , by Julia Cameron has impacted her. Show Notes » (kclibrary.org/sites/default/files/2024-04/POW S01E01 Show Notes.pdf) Transcript » (share.descript....
Getting Kids Excited about Reading: Meet KCPL Children's Librarian Nalita McHenry
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Nalita McHenry is the children’s librarian at the Bluford Branch. The location, on the city’s east side, is known for its strong collection of African American literature - and high foot traffic. “Something that is unique about Bluford is probably the amount of people that we see,” she says. “There are people that are older, people that are younger, and they all want to be a part of the Library...
Eikonographia Radicale: Reimagining Cultural Icons | Visual Artist Statement by Chico Sierra
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Chico Salvador Sierra’s works are driven by a desire to magnify overlooked historical narratives and illuminate current social issues, fusing pre-Colonial imagery with contemporary Chicano Movement aesthetics. In Eikonographia Radicale - a fictitious term for the concept of "radical iconographies" - Sierra subverts the framework of traditional religious imagery with humanist, non-religious symb...
The Most Fun Job in the Library: Meet KCPL Materials Receiving Specialist Nash High
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Nash High, materials receiving specialist in the Collections Department, says their role is one you could describe as “the most fun job” in the Library. “Every new book and CD and DVD gets shipped here,” High says, “and I’m the one who gets to open it up.” Tapping connections to the Kansas City zine community, they helped launch the Library’s zine collection. More than 100 zines are now availab...
Coming Soon: Power of Words
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Coming Soon: Power of Words
Helping Anyone with Anything: Meet KCPL Senior Library Assistant Lilia Sandoval
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Helping Anyone with Anything: Meet KCPL Senior Library Assistant Lilia Sandoval
Putting Tax Dollars to Work for Public Information: 990 Forms
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Putting Tax Dollars to Work for Public Information: 990 Forms
A Foundational Support: Meet KCPL Desktop Support Administrator Marshall Cox
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A Foundational Support: Meet KCPL Desktop Support Administrator Marshall Cox
35 Years and Counting: Meet KCPL Facilities Specialist Jackie Brown
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35 Years and Counting: Meet KCPL Facilities Specialist Jackie Brown
Que tan listo estoy para ser un emprededor? Metodología Lean Canvas
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Que tan listo estoy para ser un emprededor? Metodología Lean Canvas
Industry Research Using Statista
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Industry Research Using Statista
Elf on a Shelf Help
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Elf on a Shelf Help
150 Years and Counting: Celebrating Library Foundations and Future
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150 Years and Counting: Celebrating Library Foundations and Future
Kansas City Public Library Hosts Inaugural Heartland Book Festival
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Kansas City Public Library Hosts Inaugural Heartland Book Festival
Crisis in the Middle East: Understanding the Arab-Israeli Conflict - Complete Event
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Crisis in the Middle East: Understanding the Arab-Israeli Conflict - Complete Event
What We Do In The Library
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What We Do In The Library
De-Mystifying the Grant Writing Process
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De-Mystifying the Grant Writing Process
Resources to Help Start, Grow or Expand your Business
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Resources to Help Start, Grow or Expand your Business
Celebrate National Library Week with Kansas City Public Library
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Celebrate National Library Week with Kansas City Public Library
Foundation Directory Online and Grants.Gov Virtual Demonstration
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Foundation Directory Online and Grants.Gov Virtual Demonstration
NedRa Bonds Artist Talk: This is Who We Are Quilt Exhibit at the Kansas City Public Library
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NedRa Bonds Artist Talk: This is Who We Are Quilt Exhibit at the Kansas City Public Library
Second Chances: Collateral Consequences, Community Strengths
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Second Chances: Collateral Consequences, Community Strengths
Alvin Brooks and Vern Barnet on the Essential Role of Libraries
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Alvin Brooks and Vern Barnet on the Essential Role of Libraries
Que tan listo estoy para ser un emprededor?
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Que tan listo estoy para ser un emprededor?
Caring Conversations: Advance Care Planning
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Caring Conversations: Advance Care Planning
Handling the Holiday Blues
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Handling the Holiday Blues

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @janedunlap2714
    @janedunlap2714 7 днів тому

    Jeff Leonard here, used to ride the bus down from Bales Court with mom, and eat lunch up on the mezzanine. Bought my first model car kit there too. I'm 70 now, but remember it well

  • @scampeezo
    @scampeezo Місяць тому

    Bought a lot of goldfish at the Westport and Main Katz. There used to be a parrot or mynah bird on a perch in the lower level by the stairs. I would always walk on the far side of the staircase because I was never sure what that bird might do.

  • @leeatterberry1239
    @leeatterberry1239 2 місяці тому

    I don't even think Robert e Lee was at all even a good general at best

  • @leeatterberry1239
    @leeatterberry1239 2 місяці тому

    Lincoln. Grant. Sherman. 💪

  • @pommiegranite464
    @pommiegranite464 3 місяці тому

    This is false shit.

  • @DougGrinbergs
    @DougGrinbergs 3 місяці тому

    4:54 Brinkley

  • @jennifertridle8677
    @jennifertridle8677 3 місяці тому

    Brian, so glad to find this video. I was reminiscing about our wonderful Katz /CVS in Roeland Park. The best pharmacy ever!! I was so proud to be a part of enjoying the Katz history. I miss all of you that shopped there. I loved being your pharmacist!!

  • @toddlarmer
    @toddlarmer 3 місяці тому

    I really enjoyed this. Have been reading Edgar Snow since college and graduate school. Have read most of the "China Hands" including Nym Wales and Lois Wheeler Snow. In rrecent years have been collecting books by and about Edgar Snow. Good effort!!!.

  • @afzaalmasih8745
    @afzaalmasih8745 4 місяці тому

    Well come to pakistan

  • @Johnny53kgb-nsa
    @Johnny53kgb-nsa 4 місяці тому

    I really enjoyed this video. I've often wondered why hasn't much been written on President Garfield and President McKinley. I want to get this book soon. Thank you, John

  • @docholliday1970
    @docholliday1970 4 місяці тому

    I'm a new subscriber to your Channel 💚 Thanks for sharing !

  • @Thomas-uv3tk
    @Thomas-uv3tk 4 місяці тому

    I saw the one on Frank James a few years ago but can't find it now. Would anyone happen to have a link for it?

  • @yixinqi7559
    @yixinqi7559 5 місяців тому

    埃德加•斯诺先生,谢谢您对中国革命和毛泽东主席的深入了解、调查,和记载。这使我们这群中国革命后代都深刻并公正地了解到了我们先辈们的不易、斗争,以及他们所做出的牺牲。这为我们提供了更大动力去奉献自身给中国以及共产主义崇高理想。中国人民永远会记得您的杰作《红星照耀中国》❤

  • @avenaoat
    @avenaoat 5 місяців тому

    Interesting 1. Jeff Davis wanted to annex total Mexico and Abraham Lincoln fought for the independent Mexico in the Congress. You mentioned the DREAM of the Knights of The Golden Circle. 2. I think the biggest catastrophig problem was for the South to lose the Worls Cotton market after the Civil War. India, Egypt, Ottoman (Turkie) Empire, Brasil, Other American countries began to produce cotton for export and after the Civil War these producers took away possibilities to export cotton. The World wanted diversification!

  • @alangray9117
    @alangray9117 5 місяців тому

    My old friend Ray Starzmann played Harry Truman in this. He actually went to Truman's office in Independence as a boy and had framed letters from him. He was fascinated with politics in real life and had the most impressive political book collection at his apartment I ever saw. He was famous for his election parties during presidential election years. He was a great guy. I miss you Ray. 😢❤

  • @liparitpoladyan4383
    @liparitpoladyan4383 6 місяців тому

    Is this recorded 1939

  • @xenia367
    @xenia367 6 місяців тому

    Jefferson Davis did his best with what he had at his disposal. It is a shame the speaker did not do likewise.

  • @naupwg7
    @naupwg7 7 місяців тому

    Audio not working?

  • @brentcook1074
    @brentcook1074 7 місяців тому

    He’s an actor portraying the real man

  • @CheckThisOut77
    @CheckThisOut77 7 місяців тому

    The Garfield National Historic Site in Mentor, OH (near Cleveland) is excellent: Informative, inspiring, and historical. I highly recommend visiting it.

  • @dawnhirsh6263
    @dawnhirsh6263 9 місяців тому

    No. A mother will take the bullet, throw herself in front of the bus, fight for her children. We don't "give" our children over, willingly. If I gave my children over to be murdered, my life would cease to have any value. What? I would just get up the next day and go to his sweatshop to work? No one saw him, an old man, willingly surrendering for transport. He was a collaborator. He was the worst kind of wheeler and dealer. He had no honor. Did he have young children to give over? No. Would he have given them over if he had? No. He was pulled through the streets of Lodz in a horse drawn carriage while people were starving. Please. What about the poor children in the orphanage that had no mother or father to protect them? He just turned them over. What kind of relativist amoral world do we live in that there are people who cannot take a stand and see that he was not only wrong, but a self-serving opportunist of the worst and most vile kind? There were many situations in the Holocaust where people had to make complicated and unthinkable choices, but no one just gives over children and elderly to be murdered. That is Jewish law and it is basic human nature. And his characterization of himself during the speech were the rantings of a narcissistic psychopath. He was also known to molest women in his office and children, the orphans who he was supposedly saving. He was a mendacious and malevolent predator and collaborator and criminal. Look upL Rumkowski and the Orphans of Lodz by Lucille Eichengreen. Rumkowski is in hell with Hitler. Yimach sh'mo.

  • @veritas6335
    @veritas6335 9 місяців тому

    Amazing acting job by Ms Chapman.

  • @Conn30Mtenor
    @Conn30Mtenor 9 місяців тому

    China's vital role in WW2 was overshadowed, in my opinion, because the Communists won the civil war and American hostility to communism in the intervening years colored any historical study of the subject.

    • @MarcDufresneosorusrex
      @MarcDufresneosorusrex 6 місяців тому

      Stalin was a commie and the US government shared info, technology and logistics, how can you say they were hostile to communism?

  • @AmalImmaculate-oj5wb
    @AmalImmaculate-oj5wb 10 місяців тому

    Thank very much for this incredible book. Helping us to find our ways back to God our creator and the meaning of life.

  • @brianchidester3334
    @brianchidester3334 10 місяців тому

    Listening to Marilynne talk about the past reminds me of my favorite "Twilight Zone" introduction, in which Rod Sterling says, "Past and present are about to collide head-on, as they are wont to do in that very special bivouac known as... the Twilight Zone."

  • @dannyteal1020
    @dannyteal1020 10 місяців тому

    Enough with Yankee lies, which continue today

  • @bingbongtoysKY
    @bingbongtoysKY 10 місяців тому

    what a blast!extraordinary job!!!!!!!🎉

  • @hugojames85
    @hugojames85 10 місяців тому

    Blimey - they weren't joking when they said that his "body was mouldering in the grave"....

  • @carri35ands
    @carri35ands 10 місяців тому

    One sided.

  • @annbatson8873
    @annbatson8873 Рік тому

    Awesome simply awesome

  • @rpow6861
    @rpow6861 Рік тому

    Fuck communism.

  • @BSNFabricating
    @BSNFabricating Рік тому

    That was interesting... I wish he didn't have to talk like a pro wrestler. An hour and seven minutes of that was tough.

  • @mikem.1220
    @mikem.1220 Рік тому

    Why isn't the map oriented N/S? The whole presentation seemed like a farce.

  • @russriley3005
    @russriley3005 Рік тому

    my mom used to drink katz beer

  • @wenkeadam362
    @wenkeadam362 Рік тому

    Beautifully done! Five minutes into the interview I really started to feel that this was Edgar Snow! Thank you so much for sharing this delightful conversation.

  • @carlmarks5691
    @carlmarks5691 Рік тому

    this is amazing, what a renactmetnt by Jen Chapman....I am currently preparing a lesson plan on A Wagner Matinee, and while not addressed here, it makes so much sense no...the wide open spaces and stories of nature being open and loving

  • @walterbenjamin1386
    @walterbenjamin1386 Рік тому

    I just purchased Dr. Steinberg's book on Bismarck. I came to know Prof. Steinberg through The Great Courses. He's a magnificent speaker.

  • @orth82
    @orth82 Рік тому

    The people who would never give QE a chance are the people who need it the most. I am so grateful to see the tide turning in the right direction and I hope that the new generation of humans on this planet will leave behind the toxic ignorance that has prevailed for too long.

  • @prestonphelps1649
    @prestonphelps1649 Рік тому

    Throw out the cackling lady

  • @theresadimarco764
    @theresadimarco764 Рік тому

    I watched so many interviews with them, this was the best. I had to immediately share (e-mailed it to her) this with my daughter. 😅😆🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😊🤩🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

  • @edwardmichaelgamboajr3661

    tocumseh gamboa is vback

  • @edwardmichaelgamboajr3661

    all you who tell this story your all wrong and i hate to call you all liers but the truth will be told soon and the place aberham was shots wrong and im on the point and when i come ima hammer emm hard 5 14 in the morning really soon

  • @johnreidy6053
    @johnreidy6053 Рік тому

    This is one of the best most informative presentations I've seen ...... excellent

  • @ObamaFromKenya
    @ObamaFromKenya Рік тому

    Need an update about Trump

  • @DocAkins
    @DocAkins Рік тому

    "Like Mussolini these men knew how to make the trains run on time (41:43)" is the perfect quote to describe the North!

  • @angrysenior662
    @angrysenior662 Рік тому

    Like Peter Strzok lied to nail Trump. Most of the Watergate burglars were CIA ops. Kissinger and Klaus Schwab were BFFs. The deep state has an agenda to save itself, destroy anyone who threatens it.

  • @johnkoenig326
    @johnkoenig326 Рік тому

    Does she breathe through her ears? Can you imagine being married to that woman? She never shuts up.

  • @akiekow
    @akiekow Рік тому

    The audience is completely captivated when he reads. This is cool.

  • @matt-ds3jz
    @matt-ds3jz Рік тому

    fascinating

  • @Rockhoundingcolorado
    @Rockhoundingcolorado Рік тому

    My uncle Bill Bledsoe was with the raiders, If he was like any other Bledsoe, he was very adept at killing. He was no doubt confederate, So traitor to our country. His family fought indians for 200 years. 1640, jamestown colony. Anyway, Bill was killed attacking a group of defenseless Black Union musicians, practicing, Some general was coming to baxter springs, They killed 90 people or so that day, And Bill was killed along with another raider, They were two people buried In the brand new Baxter Springs cemetery that was created because of the massacre. Bill Bledsoe and the raider are in unmarked graves, forever next to the people they betrayed our country to posses.