Explore the world of literature and ideas with the Louisville Free Public Library's “At the Library” podcast. Join us for engaging conversations with bestselling authors and subject matter experts as they delve into the creative process, inspirations, and research behind their work. Visit us at https://www.lfpl.org.
Who Believes and Why?: The Causes & Consequences of Conspiracy
Dr. Adam Enders will lead a discussion on which ideas count as conspiracy theories, why and how many people believe them, how conspiracy theorizing has changed (or not) over time, and what the potential consequences are. Along the way, we will examine how people process information online and think through big questions about the nature of truth.
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3 Feb 2026
Alchemy and the Dark Arts in Medieval England - Week 4 Defense Against Dark Arts
Topic: Defense Against Dark Arts
Who was Merlin the Magician? Did Dr. Faust really sell his soul to the devil? Did the alchemist Nicholas Flamel actually discover the secret to eternal life? In this course, we will examine the important role magic played in the medieval world. We will see how magical beliefs and practices became a way for people to express their deepest hopes and greatest fears.
This program is presented by MyLibraryU and is free and open to the public.
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28 Jan 2026
Alchemy and the Dark Arts in Medieval England - Week 3 The Season of the Witch
When did the first witch mount her broom? What was the earliest English witchcraft trial? This session will explore the dark history of medieval witchcraft—the spells they used, the power they held, and the gruesome ways they died!
In this four-week public library course, we examine the important role #magic played in the medieval world. We explore how magical beliefs and practices shaped daily life in #medieval #England and how they became a way for people to express their deepest hopes and greatest fears.FIND US AThttps://www.lfpl.orgGET IN TOUCHContact us on asklfpl@lfpl.orgFOLLOW US ON SOCIALGet updates or reach out to Get updates on our Social Media Profiles!Twitter: https://twitter.com/LFPLFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/LouisvilleFreePublicLibraryInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/louisvillefreepubliclibrary/
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