Raspberry Berets: Ep. 11

The Librarian Is In

The New York Public Library

Arts, Tv & Film, Books

4.7 • 595 Ratings

🗓️ 28 April 2016

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Frank and Gwen turn the tables on NYPL's Jessica Strand this week, interviewing the host of Books at Noon about the coolest authors she's ever interviewed herself. Plus: Prince's book-related legacy and Frank's best Carson impression.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Librarian is in the New York Public Library's podcast about books, culture and what to read next.
0:17.4	I'm Frank and Gwen is seated opposite me.
0:20.5	Hello.
0:20.7	And later we'll be joined by Jessica Strand, who runs the Books at Noon program here at NYPL,
0:26.7	where authors come into Astor Hall and she interviews them.
0:31.0	I think that sounds fascinating.
0:32.9	Fascinating.
0:33.4	What do I sound like?
0:34.7	Probably like a Dowager.
0:37.4	Like a butler. Do I? I like how Probably like a Dowager. Like a butler.
0:38.5	Do I?
0:39.9	I like how I got a dowager and you go to Butler.
0:43.0	You're making me think of Carson.
0:44.3	That's why.
0:45.3	I don't think Carson talks like he's ready to devour a cream puff or something like me.
0:53.4	How are you, Gwen?
0:54.7	It's been a while.
0:56.0	I haven't seen you.
0:57.0	Not doing the introduction makes me feel super relaxed.
0:58.9	It's like we're just hanging out here.
1:00.3	I'll take it over. I'll do it in a different accent every time if I can manage it.
1:03.1	That'll be great.
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