Live Oak Public Libraries: Podcasts: Community Talks

Community Talks

Listen to inspiring stories.

Tune in for Community Talks podcasts to hear candid conversations about current events. Listen to leaders with diverse voices and stories from across our communities. Their insights will give you inspiration, encouragement, and hope.

Podcast Programs

Community Talks: Shalena Cook Jones
Enjoy this inspiring conversation with Shalena Cook Jones, Chatham County District Attorney.
Hosted by Cassie Jones, Library Manager at Carnegie Library, and Stacy Marcus, Library Assistant at W.W. Law Library, and Jennifer Taylor-Pack, Library Manager at Pooler Library.
An enlightening discussion about breaking down barriers and building community.

(39:31)

posted March 1, 2021

Community Talks: Colin Dube
Listen to this engaging discussion with Colin Dube, former Library Director at Wilberforce University.
Hosted by Cassie Jones, Library Manager at Carnegie Library, and Stacy Marcus, Library Assistant at W.W. Law Library.
Part I: The role Black colleges play in the live of African Americans and the impact that each person can make in the ongoing African-American story.
Part II: Black men and their role in the community.

Part I (16:41)

Part II (23:05)

posted February 26, 2021

More Resources

Association for Cultural Equity Online Archive
Find images, recordings, and videos for a wide variety of music from cultures all over the world.
Library of Congress American Folklife Center
Civil Rights History Project collections related to oral histories from Georgia.
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Audio recordings and educational materials to raise awareness of cultural heritage.
University of Georgia Russell Library Oral History Collection
Gathering voices from politics, society, and culture, with perspectives from the African-American experience.

Podcasts