Teens Podcast From The Seattle Public Library

The Teen Center Advisers talk about their after school activities. How much is too much?

Are the Harry Potter books suitable for a young audience? Are they too vulgar for a school library? Join the Teen Center Advisers for the debate.

Scott Westerfeld reads from the final book in the Leviathan series, "Goliath," and celebrates the awesomeness of Steampunk.

Imagine if Harry Potter quit the quidditch team and started a punk rock band. Brothers Paul and Joe DeGeorge bring their wizard brand of rock and roll to the Library.

Join us for the 2011 WITS Student Readings and Celebrations as Seattle Public Schools students read their own creative writing. June 2 featured readings by high school students.

Join us for the 2011 WITS Student Readings and Celebrations as Seattle Public Schools students read their own creative writing. June 1 featured readings by elementary and middle school students.

This podcast was created by the Library's Teen Center Advisers, a volunteer group of high school students who review teen books, blog for Push To Talk, and help the Library decide how best to serve teens.

This program on Oct. 28, 2010 at The Seattle Public Library is for tween girls, their parents and anyone who works with them. Margit Crane, M.A., M.S., M.Ed., is The Gifted-Teen Coach and an acclaimed author and speaker on family relationships, child development and learning strategies.

Would it serve coffee? Show movies? Would adults be allowed? Tune in to find out.

Learn how the book was titled, tips for other writers and what's coming next. Ethan and Mira find out all of Holly's secrets.

This podcast was created by the Library's Teen Center Advisers, a volunteer group of high school students who review teen books, blog for Push To Talk, and help the Library decide how best to serve teens.

The Seattle Public Library celebrates the students of Writers in the Schools (WITS), a program of Seattle Arts & Lectures. WITS works with public school students at elementary, middle and high schools in Seattle and surrounding districts, as well as with patients at Children's Hospital and students on the Lummi Reservation. Through the mentorship and innovative instruction of professional creative writers, students develop their voices, tell their stories and turn imagination into ink.

The Seattle Public Library celebrates the students of Writers in the Schools (WITS), a program of Seattle Arts & Lectures. WITS works with public school students at elementary, middle and high schools in Seattle and surrounding districts, as well as with patients at Children's Hospital and students on the Lummi Reservation. Through the mentorship and innovative instruction of professional creative writers, students develop their voices, tell their stories and turn imagination into ink.

Ben Huh, chief executive of Cheezburger Network, shares his story about how he started with one LOLCat site and grew it into one of the largest blog networks in the world - a network that more than 13 million people a month depend on for their daily dose of laughter.

This podcast was created by the Library's Teen Center Advisers, a volunteer advisory group of high school students ages 14 - 18. The TCAs review books, blog for Push To Talk, plan and volunteer at events, and generally help shape programs and services for teens. They also create and post these podcasts.

This podcast was created by the Library's Teen Center Advisers, a volunteer advisory group of high school students ages 14 - 18. The TCAs review books, blog for Push To Talk, plan and volunteer at events, and generally help shape programs and services for teens. They also create and post these podcasts.

This podcast was created by the Library's Teen Center Advisers, a volunteer advisory group of high school students ages 14 - 18. The TCAs review books, blog for Push To Talk, plan and volunteer at events, and generally help shape programs and services for teens. They also create and post these podcasts.

This podcast was created by the Library's Teen Center Advisers, a volunteer advisory group of high school students ages 14 - 18. The TCAs review books, blog for Push To Talk, plan and volunteer at events, and generally help shape programs and services for teens. They also create and post these podcasts.

This podcast was created by the Library's Teen Center Advisers, a volunteer advisory group of high school students ages 14 - 18. The TCAs review books, blog for Push To Talk, plan and volunteer at events, and generally help shape programs and services for teens. They also create and post these podcasts.

This podcast was created by the Library's Teen Center Advisers, a volunteer advisory group of high school students ages 14 - 18. The TCAs review books, blog for Push To Talk, plan and volunteer at events, and generally help shape programs and services for teens. They also create and post these podcasts.