Imagine stepping behind the scenes of Manchester’s vibrant library system. That’s the promise of “Full Volume: The Manchester Libraries Podcast,” a brand new audio adventure launching today.
Hosted by Central Library’s Alan Lynch, “Full Volume” is a 40-minute monthly magazine show packed with literary delights. Expect exclusive interviews with renowned authors, insightful book reviews from local experts, and insider tips from library staff. You’ll also hear the latest news and discover upcoming events at libraries across the city.
“This podcast has been a passion project for some time,” says Alan Lynch. “We wanted to create a platform to showcase the incredible work happening within our libraries and connect with our community on a deeper level.”
The inaugural episode features a captivating interview with Neil MacInnes OBE, Head of Libraries, Galleries, Culture and Youth, Play and Participation Services for Manchester City Council. Neil shares his vision for the future of libraries in the city, highlighting their evolving role as community hubs.
But that’s not all!
- Literary Luminaries: The episode also includes a fascinating conversation with Dame Jacqueline Wilson, discussing her latest adult novel, “Think Again.”
- Expert Opinions: Danny Middleton, our “Library Reviewer of the Month,” provides his insightful take on Dame Jacqueline Wilson’s new work.
- Behind-the-Scenes Glimpses: Gain exclusive insights into the inner workings of Manchester Libraries, hear from dedicated staff members, and discover the creative magic of the Ear Soup Society, a vibrant group dedicated to animated audio activities.
- Event Horizons: “Full Volume” keeps you in the loop with a preview of exciting upcoming events at Manchester Libraries, ensuring you never miss a beat.
“Full Volume: The Manchester Libraries Podcast” is available now on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and all major podcast platforms.
