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Mia Perales is a freshman at UNL, and David Corbin is a veteran in the local climate activism community. Today they're here to talk about the future of environmentalism in Omaha.

Do Space teams up with the library by bringing special robots for kids to program after storytime. Also, Taylor Corbaley tells us about the book Notes from a Public Typewriter by Michael Gustafson.

Reviews of the some of the best Last Call recordings of 2023

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month at storytime with Lakota puppeteer Brian Henning as he and his friend Berry share stories and culture of Native Americans. Children of all ages are welcome. Then, Rose Ann Fennessy tells us about the book Starter Villain by John Scalzi.

Join OPL for an author talk featuring Tosca Lee on Sunday, November 12th from 3-4pm at the new downtown library branch at 1401 Jones Street. Tosca Lee will discuss her new novel The Long March Home. It's about three best friends who are captured in the Philippines during WWII and their struggle to survive the Bataan Death March. Also, Angela Fernandez book talks Taste Makers by Mayukh Sen.

Modern ambient and experimental music on 91.5 KIOS-FM Omaha Public Radio.

On today's show, writer Theodore Wheeler is in conversation with Tom Knoblauch about "The War Begins in Paris," a historical novel about two foreign war correspondents working in Paris just before the start of World War II.

We learn what the deal is with the wind always blowing in our faces, and learn a bit about science literacy and recognizing bias while we are at it.

Ollie Webb Center, Inc. assists individuals with developmental disabilities and their families throughout their lives. They provide support with networking, activities, and a range of services accessible to all. We learn a bit about what Ollie Webb does as well as take in a performance by participants in The Art of Imagination program.

Registration for the 23rd Annual Teen Poetry Bash is open. For teens grades 8-12, poets competing prepare two original poems to perform as slam poetry or read aloud. Each entrant will perform one original poem. Top scoring entrants move on to the next round to perform their second poem and be eligible for the cash prizes. All contestants and attendees must pre-register on Eventbrite. Also, Tammy Hansen Snell talks about the book In Pursuit of Disobedient Women by Dionne Searcey.