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Special Episode 18 – The Covid Cello Project

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We welcomed guests from all over the world to talk about their involvement in The Covid Cello Project, a series of viral videos which feature a beautiful orchestra of cello players from every corner of the globe playing everything from classical music to rock! The Covid Cello Project, headed by Tony Rogers grew from 15 to over 500! Not only is this a tapestry of international cello players, but it is multigenerational as well. Stay tuned after the episode for a sample of their work.

https://www.youtube.com/c/TonyRogers/videos

Turn The Page – Episode 129B – Meghan Arcuri and Carol Gyzander

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Meghan Arcuri and Carol Gyzander talk about women in horror month and how you can get involved! First and foremost, you should join us for their event in partnership with Syosset Public Library on February 28. 

Turn The Page – Episode 127B – Mike Chen

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Mike Chen introduces us to Zoe and Jamie, two amnesiacs who have extraordinary powers. We Could Be Heroes is a fun examination of what motivates a hero or a villain at any given time, and if given the chance, can you re-write your own self.

Turn The Page – Episode 127C – Olga Grushin

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Olga Grushin brings us a Cinderella interpretation like you’ve never read before. When the princess finds after years of marriage that Prince Charming is actually terrible, she visits a witch to wish him dead. But there’s more beneath the surface of this fractured fairy tale, and as we uncover each layer, readers will find themselves challenged to question what defines”Happily Ever After”.

Turn The Page – Episode 126A – Marissa Holiday

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Marissa Holiday takes us on a tour of bygone Long Island with a look back at the Kiddie Parks that rose to popularity with the advent of suburbia.

Turn The Page – Episode 126B – Dr. Emily Levesque

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Dr. Emily Levesque talks adventures in astronomy! Since the beginning of human history, we’ve observed the stars. But how has technology changed this practice? Emily assures us that today’s astronomers are still star gazing, and chasing excitement while taking their profession to new heights (literally).

Turn The Page – Episode 125 – Josh Malerman

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Josh Malerman talks to us about horror, the blizzard of Bird Box memes that inhabited the internet, and A House at the Bottom of a Lake, his newest tale of first love, terror, and the strange point where they touch.

Turn The Page – Episode 124A – Julia Fierro and Caeli Wolfson Widger

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Julia Fierro and Caeli Wolfson Widger chat about going from best friends and solo authors, to best friends and a team of co-authors in their novel Santa Monica, a thriller and wry social commentary.