Talking in the Library
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About
“Talking in the Library” is an audio platform for scholars to share the projects they’re pursuing using the rich collections at America’s oldest cultural institution, the Library Company of Philadelphia. This podcast is hosted by Director of Research and Public Programs, Will Fenton, produced by Ann McShane, and recorded at Indy Hall in Philadelphia. Logo design by Nicole Graham. Theme music by Krestovsky ("Terrible Art").
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