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The Poison Squad by Deborah Blum
Monday, October 13 through Friday, November 7, 2025
Read by Jim Fleming
From Pulitzer Prize winner, New York Times-bestselling author and UW Alumni Deborah Blum, the dramatic true story of how food was made safe in the United States and the heroes, led by the inimitable Dr. Harvey Washington Wiley, who fought for change.
THEME: “Disfarmer Theme”, Bill Frisell, Disfarmer, Nonesuch B0029358HQ
(Penguin Press; ISBN-10: 1594205140)
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Marley & Me 7 of 15 – The Baby Blues
Jenny goes into labor early, nearly losing the baby. Once stabilized, she is ordered bed rest for twelve weeks. Jenny gives birth to another boy, Connor. Jenny experiences post-partum depression […]
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Marley & Me 6 of 15 – Bringing Home Patrick
Jenny gives birth to a baby boy and Marley must come to terms with having a brother. Then when crime comes to the couple’s neighborhood, Marley’s size and enthusiasm comes […]
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Marley & Me 5 of 15 – Ireland
John and Jenny need a break so they book a trip to Ireland. The problem is they need to find a dog sitter for Marley. When they return, they find […]
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Marley & Me 4 of 15 – Obedience School
The couple decide to enroll Marley in obedience school where he embarrasses them both and is eventually dismissed. John decides that he will train the dog on his own. This […]
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Marley & Me 3 of 15 – Marley Heals Broken Hearts
Jenny discovers that she is pregnant but loses the baby. A trip to the seashore with Marley helps ease the couples’ broken hearts. This abridged version of Marley & Me […]
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Marley & Me by John Grogan
monday, November 10 through friday, november 28, 2025
Read by jim fleming
When you bring home a Labrador Retriever, you expect the kind of dog famous for its calm and helpfulness. Not Marley. One Hundred Pounds of pure exuberance, there is nothing and no one he can’t bowl over. There are lessons here, but are they the ones you want to learn?
