Ames Free Library Queset House Podcasting

AFL Podcast Episode #28 - Lee Williams, Life in Easton in the 40's and 50's - We Had Ponies

AFL Podcast Episode #27 - Lee Williams, War Years Automobiles

AFL Podcast Episode #26 - Lee Williams, Lee joins the Army

AFL Podcast Episode #25 - Lee Williams, Furnace Village and World War 2, in the 40's, 50's

AFL Podcast Episode #24 - Lee Williams, Snot Rags, Bicycles & Grange Fairs in the 40's, 50's

AFL Podcast Episode #23 - Lee Williams, Life Around the 5 Corners in the 40's, 50's

AFL Podcast Episode #22 - Lee Williams, Sights, Sounds & Smells of the Easton Furnace Village during the 40's and 50's

AFL Podcast Episode #21 - Lee Williams, "Saving Fat" in Easton during the 40's and 50's

AFL Podcast Episode #20 - Lee Williams, Having a Paper Route in Easton during the 40's and 50's

Lee Williams, Farm Work in Easton during the 40's and 50's

Lee Williams talks about Easton food in the 1940's

AFL Podcast Episode #17 - Lee Williams, Furnace Village Grammar School

AFL Podcast Episode #16 - Lee Williams, growing up in Easton - Start with a rabbit, come home with a cow

AFL Podcast Episode #15 - Lee Williams, Furnace Village stock car racers

AFL Podcast Episode #14 - Bill Ames talking about the Library Ted Talks at Queset House

Interview with award winning Easton Photographer Eric Lothrop

Michael is the author of over 20 books on electronic media, as well as a memoir and ten books of fiction. In 2009, he coedited a found manuscript by legendary writer/director Norman Corwin. What he refers to as his “fringe” group series consists of a monograph that examines the use of broadcast media by Native Americans—Signals in the Air (Praeger, 1995), a book that explores the nature and role of counterculture radio in the sixties—Voices in the Purple Haze (Praeger, 1997), a book that probes the extreme right-wing’s exploitation of the airwaves—Waves of Rancor (M.E. Sharpe, 1999, with Robert Hilliard), a book that examines the role of gays and lesbians in broadcasting—Queer Airwaves (M.E. Sharpe, 2001, with Phylis Johnson), a book about broadcasting and the First Amendment—Dirty Discourse (Blackwell, 2003, with Robert Hilliard), and a volume that evaluates the loss of localism in American radio—The Quieted Voice (Southern Illinois University Press, 2005, with Robert Hilliard). Keith is also the author of

AFL Podcast Episode #10 - Lucile Burt, Queset House Poet in Residence

AFL Episode #9 - Jason Daniels, Executive Director of Easton Cable Access TV (ECAT)

Bill Ames talks about the 1886 History of Easton book by William L. Chaffin