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Annie is joined by Bookshelf staffer and online sales coordinator, Lucy Stoltzfus. Lucy's son Gabriel just celebrated his first birthday so in honor of him, the two will discuss Gabriel's reading tastes and see what books are his current favorites.  Some of the books mentioned in today’s episode are available for purchase from The Bookshelf: Down the Back of the Chair by Margaret Mahy Harry Maclary by Lynley Dodd Jam Jam books Greedy Python by Eric Carle Pigeon Needs a Bath by Mo Willems Nanette Baguette by Mo Willems Won’t You Be My Neighbor by Mr. Rogers It’s You I Like by Mr. Rogers Hello Neighbor by Mr. Rogers Goodnight Veggies by Diana Murray and Zachariah OHora Vegetables Wear Underpants Vegetables in Underwear The One, Two, Three of Thankfulness ABCs of Kindness Ellie Holcomb When I Pray For You by Matthew Turner Jesus Storybook Bible by Sally Lloyd Found Snowy Day Dress Can’t Dance Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown From the Front Porch is a weekly podcast production of The Bookshelf, an independent bookstore in South Georgia. You can follow The Bookshelf’s daily happenings on Instagram at @bookshelftville, and all the books from today’s episode can be purchased online through our store website, www.bookshelfthomasville.com.  A full transcript of today’s episode can be found here. Special thanks to Dylan and his team at Studio D Production for sound and editing and for our theme music, which sets the perfect warm and friendly tone for our Thursday conversations.  This week, Annie is reading Caul Baby by Morgan Jerkins and Lucy is reading Love and Fury by Samanatha Silva. If you liked what you heard on today’s episode, tell us by leaving a review on iTunes. Or, if you’re so inclined, support us on Patreon, where you can hear our staff’s weekly New Release Tuesday conversations, read full book reviews in our monthly Shelf Life newsletter, follow along as Hunter and I conquer a classic, and receive free media mail shipping on all your online book orders. Just go to patreon.com/fromthefrontporch. We’re so grateful for you, and we look forward to meeting back here next week.

Welcome to episode 243 where today I reveal my top 10 favorite jazz albums of all time. These albums are ones that I have come back to time and time again, and think you should check out as well. I go over 5 older jazz albums and 5 modern jazz albums I absolutely love. Listen to episode 243 I had someone in our Learn Jazz Standards Facebook group recently ask me, "Hey Brent, what are your favorite jazz albums of all time? Have you done a podcast episode about that?" And at that time, the answer was no. But today, I am gearing to fix that. In today's episode, I'm going to go over my 10 favorite jazz albums, the ones that I just always kept coming back to over the years. I'm going to do five old ones and five more modern jazz ones that I really love.  And hopefully, you'll also learn some great albums that you can start listening to this week. In this episode: 1. Sonnyside Up by Dizzy Gillespie 2. Soul Station by Hank Mobley 3. The Bridge by Sonny Rollins 4. Smokin' at the Half Note by Wynton Kelly 5. Someday My Prince Will Come by Miles Davis 6. Strangers in Paradise by Peter Bernstein 7. Deep Song by Kurt Rosenwinkel 8. It's You I Like by John Ellis 9. Art of the Trio 4 by Brad Mehldau Trio 10. Ultrahang by Chris Potter Important Links 1. LJS Inner Circle Membership

Comencemos con las novedades semanales, y nuestra Playlist:Are you ready, let's startWeit C. Long: Way Back When - Bulljivin - Norm's Place Lin Rountree - Fluid25 street Band - “Holding On To Love” - West Coast HighwayGabe Katona - Monte Carlo extraído de su nuevo álbum - BridgeFour80East – Ba ba Brazil Rod Best - Listening Ear - Livin' for You –Jj Sansaverino – Midnight FizzDee Brown – The prize U- Nam - Each Day_s a Gift – (Feat Tim Owens) - In the Blink of an Eye – The World to me Brass Attack BBZ - Tijuana TaxiMarcus Anderson f(eat: Jazmin Ghent) – Your touch – 2.0 (feat: Adam Hawley)Lou Guldemond - Keep Your Head UpMarcus Cesar (feat: Nathan East) – Dear Nathan EastEddie Garrido – Funky Grooves & All That Jazz Nils - BLues 4 You - I Like the Way You Do ItOLi Silk - (feat. Elle Cato) U Bring Me Joy - New Bounce (feat. Vincent Ingala) Meet Me In The Middle (feat. Chieli Minucci)Christian de Mesones - Sweetnight (Featuring Debora Galan)Martes 8,30Bluesette (Jazz at (feat. Ernan López Nussa & Samuel Quirós & Ed Calle & Diana Feria & Alejandro Campos & José Gregorio Hernández & Germán Giordano & Rodner Padilla & El Catire Quirós & René Muñoz & Carlomagno Araya & Seth Merlin) - Jazz at Sunset - Always and Forever

Are you ready, let's start: Wade C. Long: Way Back When - Bulljivin - Norm's Place Lin Rountree - Fluid 25th street Band - “Holding On To Love” - West Coast Highway Gabe Katona - Monte Carlo extraído de su nuevo álbum - Bridge Four80East – Ba ba Brazil Rod Best - Listening Ear - Livin' for You – Jj Sansaverino – Midnight Fizz Dee Brown – The prize U- Nam - Each Day_s a Gift – (Feat Tim Owens) - In the Blink of an Eye – The World to me Brass Attack BBZ - Tijuana Taxi Marcus Anderson f(eat: Jazmin Ghent) – Your touch – 2.0 (feat: Adam Hawley) Lou Guldemond - Keep Your Head Up Marcus Cesar (feat: Nathan East) – Dear Nathan East Eddie Garrido – Funky Grooves & All That Jazz Nils - BLues 4 You - I Like the Way You Do It OLi Silk - (feat. Elle Cato) U Bring Me Joy - New Bounce (feat. Vincent Ingala) Meet Me In The Middle (feat. Chieli Minucci) Christian de Mesones - Sweetnight (Featuring Debora Galan) Martes 8,30 Bluesette (Jazz at (feat. Ernan López Nussa & Samuel Quirós & Ed Calle & Diana Feria & Alejandro Campos & José Gregorio Hernández & Germán Giordano & Rodner Padilla & El Catire Quirós & René Muñoz & Carlomagno Araya & Seth Merlin) - Jazz at Sunset - Always and Forever

WIth upbeat and affirmational songs like “It’s Such a Good Feeling,” and “It’s You I Like,” music was at the heart of Mister Rogers’ message, and how he expressed his worldview. It’s fitting, then, that music plays a key part in Academy Award Winner Morgan Neville’s Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, which screened at True/False 2018. The film explores Rogers’ life and work, but it’s more than a biopic: the film privileges Fred Rogers’ ideas over his personal history, and asks its viewers to consider where and how those ideas live today.

WIth upbeat and affirmational songs like “It’s Such a Good Feeling,” and “It’s You I Like,” music was at the heart of Mister Rogers’ message, and how he expressed his worldview. It’s fitting, then, that music plays a key part in Academy Award Winner Morgan Neville’s Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, which screened at True/False 2018. The film explores Rogers’ life and work, but it’s more than a biopic: the film privileges Fred Rogers’ ideas over his personal history, and asks its viewers to consider where and how those ideas live today.

Remembering one of the greatest visionaries of our time: Mister Rogers from the children's show Mister Rogers Neighborhood. What are we remembering about him, and who was he? Were gonna talk about how relevant his love is for today and what we can learn from him. Recognition: The songs ‘It’s You I Like’ and ‘You Are My Friend,’ as written and performed by Fred Rogers, were used in this podcast with the express consent of The Fred Rogers Company.