Join us on "Drinks at the Library" as we dive into The Rose Code by Kate Quinn with special guest Christine O'Brien, a nurse and avid reader. Explore WWII codebreakers, their friendships, struggles, and historical significance. Paired with a rosé from Armitage, it's a perfect episode for book lovers and wine enthusiasts alike! Cheers!

Join us this week on "V for Victory" Libration Nation as we dive into Erik Larson's gripping narrative, The Splendid and the Vile, exploring Winston Churchill’s pivotal first year as Prime Minister during dark times for the UK. Our guest, Helen Gabay from Richmond, Virginia, shares her passion for history, travel, and literature. With her unique insights and experiences, including her family's adventures to Winston Churchill's historic sites, Helen adds depth to our discussion. Plus, we’ll toast to history with a classic Gin Gimlet, made with Plymouth Gin—Churchill’s favorite! Don’t miss this engaging episode filled with history, drinks, and inspiration!

Hello Libration Nation! Get ready for a 90s throwback as we dive into Generation X by Douglas Coupland. Joined by David How, a proud Canadian, father, and music lover, we explore how this book shaped his life. Plus, we’re sipping on a classic Canadian beer and clam. Grab your drink, settle in, and join us for a nostalgic chat on storytelling, music, and memories!

🚀 Attention #LibrationNation leaders! This week, join us for an in-depth discussion of the groundbreaking management book, “First Break All the Rules” by Marcus Buckingham, with insights from Ira Holliday. With over 25 years of experience in digital transformation, HR services, and agile delivery within Fortune 200 companies, Ira brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. Discover his unique perspective on leadership and enjoy a Smoked Old Fashioned— a classic cocktail enhanced with a smoky twist, perfect for fall. Tune in for expert analysis and a refreshing drink recipe! 🍂📚 #Leadership #Management #BookReview #SmokedOldFashioned

In this podcast episode, we dive into the transformative ideas behind Oliver Burkeman's book Four Thousand Weeks with special guest Rebecca Schinsky, Chief of Staff at Riot New Media Group and co-host of the Book Riot Podcast. Discover how to rethink time management and live a more fulfilling life as we discuss the concept that life boils down to just 4,000 weeks. Rebecca shares her insights from over 15 years of experience in the book and publishing industry, making this episode a must-listen for avid readers and those looking to better manage their time. Plus, we pair the conversation with one of Rebecca’s favorite drinks—a Manhattan, setting the perfect tone for this thoughtful and engaging discussion. Tune in on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, or your favorite podcast platform!

Gigi and Jess discuss Judy Blume's iconic book "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret."

Gigi and Lisa discuss Have a Beautiful, Terrible Day! By Kate Bowler.

Announcing upcoming author interviews with my friends at EveryLibrary, and a return to the very first recording of Drinks in the Library, Hyperion with Bill Howard.