Hello and welcome to the librarian is in the New York Public Libraries podcast about books, culture, and what to read next.

I'm Frank.

And I'm Crystal.

And guess what, Crystal?

You know what?

Well, everyone knows what.

We're not going to talk about a specific book specifically.

We're going to have a guest. Do we have a guest? We have a

guest who's listening to all of this, preamble. I think we thought it would be fun to actually

talk to, again, some of our colleagues in New York Public Library and see what's up with them

and what they're doing and how they're doing it.

I always find that interesting, don't you?

Yes, Barry.

Okay, good.

We're on the same page.

So today, everybody, we have Julie Golia, who is the curator of history, social sciences, and government information. Wow. Hi, Julie.

Hi, guys. Thanks for having me. Of course. That's quite a title. It's a lot. It's a mouthful.

It's on one line. Are you, is your office at the main at the 42nd Street?

I am.

I'm based out of the Shoresman building, but I'm one of these curators.

There's, you know, lots of curators at the library, but I'm in a, I think, lovely cohort of curators who are not division-based

or subject-based.

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