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Homegrown conversations for curious minds.

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by Petersburg Public Library

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114 episodes
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<p>Homegrown conversations for curious minds. A podcast from the Petersburg Public Library in Petersburg, Alaska. </p>

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6/26/2020

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August 22, 2025

EPISODE 110: FISHERPOETS 2025

Alec & Nicole McMurren perform original songs at the annual FisherPoets Gathering 2025 in Astoria, Oregon.

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April 6, 2025

EPISODE 109: Library Love! With Cathy Cronlund & Sue Paulsen

In celebration of National Library Week, Cathy Cronlund & Sue Paulsen sit down to reminisce about their lifetime love of libraries and their careers as school librarians. This interview was recorded at the Petersburg Public Library on April 4th, 2025 by Kari Petersen.

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February 4, 2025

EPISODE 108: Sue Jensen Paulsen

Logan Haley speaks with long-time educator and librarian Sue Paulsen. The interview centered on her growing up around educators and becoming one herself, as well as what Petersburg was like in the 1950s and ‘60s. This interview was recorded in April 2024 as an assignment for Mr. Shumway’s Senior Alaska History class at the Petersburg High School.

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<p>Homegrown conversations for curious minds. A podcast from the Petersburg Public Library in Petersburg, Alaska. </p>
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