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This episode explores environmentalism, international history, and adventure. Check out the titles discussed here.

Summary: Food memoir, academic mystery, fiction, and “strange” books Check out the titles discussed here.

We're going wild for Reading Month! Books with wild animals, wild girls, and bite sized reads. Check out the titles discussed here.

The picks in this episode give a nod to Black History Month, but we also talk non-fiction and ALA Award winners. Check out the titles discussed here.

We’ve got some memoirs, animal related picks and more. Plus we share some info on how other readers are tracking their reading, and the Michigan Notable Books for 2024. Check out the titles discussed here.

We're closing out our reading year with a selection of great picks! Check out the titles discussed here.

We’re talking about books we enjoyed reading this month, including some picks by Indigenous authors for Native American Heritage Month. Check out the books discussed here.

We're sharing the titles we loved outside of our themed reads. Check out the titles discussed here.

This month we're focusing on titles that set an autumn atmosphere, whether yours be spooky, cozy or transformational. Check out the titles here.

We celebrate Hispanic Heritage month with a wide range of titles! Check out the titles discussed here.

Our picks this episode approach the Back-to-school theme from a range of angles. Check out the titles discussed here.

No theme here, just great books we read this summer we had to tell you about! Check out the titles here.

It’s wellness month and we’ve curated a list to encourage and inspire you! Check out the titles here.

Joining us today is Local History Librarian Heidi Butler to talk about the historic Walter French Building, and Capital Area Housing Partnership's Executive Director Rawley Van Fossen to talk about this project and its impact on the community. Rawley is reading: The Best Strangers in the World by Ari Shapiro Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston Heather is reading: Quietly Hostile by Samantha Irby The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on CADL CAST does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.

It's Culinary Arts Month, and we're paying homage to chefs, everyday cooks, and food in general. Yum! Check out the titles discussed here.

We're celebrating Disability Pride month and 33 years of the Americans with Disabilities Act with books that amplify the experiences and voices of people with disabilities. Check out the titles discussed here.

Happy Pride! We're spotlighting picks for Pride, remixed and reimagined fairy tales, and more. Check out the titles discussed here.

It’s Summer Reading! We discuss the annual Summer Reading Challenge and a few great reads. Check out the titles discussed here.

Mari, Cheryl, and Jessica celebrate Asian-American & Asian Pacific Heritage Month. Check out the titles discussed here.

Mari, Cheryl, and Jessica talk titles that feature families—biological, adopted, and found. Check out the titles discussed here.