Oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

Many A Page

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Welcome to Many a Page: The OK Library for the Blind Book Club Podcast. We will invite a guest each episode and ask them to choose a book they enjoy reading. Many a Page is about reading for pleasure, reading for fun, reading to hear a story, and then getting together with friends to share how we each feel about the book. That isn't to say we won’t talk about deeper meanings and difficult topics, just that we will approach the discussion with an open and curious heart that leaves plenty of room for laughter, tears, anger, patience, or anything else in the panoply of human emotion.

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Oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

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1. okt. 2026

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Many A Page Season 1 Episode 3 01.10.2026 1:29:26

On this episode of Many and Page, we will be discussing Jenny Cooper secret by Joy Fielding. Our special guest is Elaine Boykin, a former DRS employee and current OLBPH patron.

Many A Page Season 1 Episode 2 01.08.2026 1:04:22

On this episode of Many A Page, we will have Nathan Gunter, Editor-in-Chief of Oklahoma Today Magazine, as our special guest. We will talk about his experience with writing and editing, as well as his book club pick, Risk by Dick Francis.

Many A Page Season 1 Episode 1 03.06.2026 1:18:47

In this episode, we discuss the book "The Physicists' Daughter" by Mary Anna Evans. We will have Alisa Payne, a long-time studio volunteer and current Miss Oklahoma contestant on as our guest. She will talk about what it was like to narrate this book for the library, and how she feels about this book. So grab some tea and join us as we discuss "The Physicists' Daughter"...