Kimball's Tiny Table

Goodbye 2020!! Patrick Murdough (Kate’s husband and the artist behind many Kimball Library projects) joins The Tiny Table to chat about 2020. We chat about what we read, what we accomplished, and what our listeners recommend to read in 2021! Join us!***FYI we do say “hell” in this episode.

What do you do when something unbelievable happens to you? You probably tell your friends and family.What do you do when the strange conclusion of your unbelievable story happens 40 years later? Tim Branstetter (Kate and Courtney’s father) joins the Tiny Table to share a crazy story and what happens over hundreds of retellings. Join us! 

Vermont author Elizabeth Wilcox joins The Tiny Table to talk about her new book The Long Tail of Trauma: A Memoir and what it was like to publish something so personal and yet extremely relevant to current events. We often hear that "history repeats itself" and Elizabeth Wilcox's journey into her family's history (through WWI and WWII to present day) is incredibly moving and thought provoking. Join us!

Jonathan Clark, Youth Services Consultant for Vermont's Department of Libraries joins us at Kimball's Tiny Table. New to Vermont from NYC, Jonathan chats about starting a new job during a pandemic, what he is reading, and provides lots of information for parents and kids. Join us!

Get to know Vincent Freeman our magical sound guy! Kate enthusiastically interviews Vincent about his work at The Underground, what he's currently reading and how he came to call Randolph home. This episode contains bloopers that Vincent would usually edit out! Take a look behind the scenes at all the work he does for Kimball's Tiny Table. Join us!!

This summer may look a little different but we still have lots and lots of book recommendations. Whether you want to escape into a giant novel or educate yourself in one of the complicated issues facing our country, we have lots of ideas on what you should read! Join us!

Dylan Kelley joins the Tiny Table to talk about small town journalism, working for The Herald, and photography. We laugh, we chat and of course, enthusiastically reference a whole bunch of books. Join us!

Youth Services Librarian, Courtney Bowen takes a seat at the Tiny Table to chat with Kate about all the magical things Kimball Public Library provides. We may be staying home but there are a whole bunch of ways you can interact with the library!