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At Churchill’s Table: Dining and Diplomacy with History’s Greatest Leaders

July 6, 2021 by kmerwin

July 23, 2014

Join Lee Pollock, Executive Director of the Churchill Centre, in this fascinating exploration of the human side of the great man, Winston Spencer Churchill.

Beyond his stature as a world statesman, Churchill is almost as well known for his love for—and consumption of—food and wine and for his ubiquitous cigars. Stories—often humorous and sometimes exaggerated—about his indulgence have been told and retold for almost a century.

But Churchill’s eating, drinking and smoking served a larger purpose and played an important role in his mastery of politics, diplomacy and statecraft. His belief in the power of the table and personal relationships was summarized in his comment, “If I could have dinner with Stalin once a week, all would be well.”

Bon Appétit!

“Endtimes?: Crises and Turmoil at the New York Times, 1999-2009”

July 6, 2021 by kmerwin

Professor Daniel Schwarz discusses his book Endtimes? a groundbreaking study of ten difficult years in the life of America’s most important newspaper, The New York Times.

Daniel R. Schwarz describes the transformation of the Times as it has confronted not only its various scandals and embarrassments but also the rapid rise of the internet and blogosphere, the ensuing decline in circulation and print advertising, and the change in what contemporary readers want and how they want to get it.

Writing as a skeptical outsider and devoted lifelong reader, Schwarz concludes that the Times is the worst newspaper in the world—except for all the others. Endtimes? is a must-read for Times readers as well as anyone interested in the radical change in print andbroadcast media in the rapidly evolving Internet Age.

Daniel Schwarz is the Frederick J. Whiton Professor of English Literature and Stephen H. Weiss Presidential Fellow at Cornell University where he has taught since 1968.

“More than Books,” The Community Library’s Radio Hour on KDPI

July 6, 2021 by kmerwin

This week’s show will feature interviews with author Tom Zoellner, plus our tech guru, Aaron Pearson, will fill us in on some of the changes going on at the Library.
Available locally at 89.3 FM and online at kdpifm.org.

Boulder Mountain Clayworks Panel Discussion

July 6, 2021 by kmerwin

An artist panel discussion with Jim Romberg, Carol Glenn, and Elmer Taylor, all prominent ceramic artists. There is no charge to enter and the talk will include brief slide shows of each artist’s current works. This panel discussion will kick off a weekend workshop with Jim Romberg on Raku firing ceramics, to be held at the Boulder Mountain Clayworks studio in the 10th Street Center, Ketchum.BMC-logo-1

Hiking Idaho, 3rd Edition with Luke Kratz

July 6, 2021 by kmerwin

A guide to the State’s greatest hiking adventures. Join author Luke Kratz and lace up your boots to sample more than 100 trails in Idaho’s vast undeveloped backcountry and wilderness areas. Discover pink granite peaks of the Sawtooth Range, “big tree” country in the Selkirk Mountain rain forest, and Hells Canyon – the deepest gorge in North America.

Whether you are a day-tripper or long-distance hiker, old hand or novice, Luke will help you find trails suited to every ability and interest throughout Idaho.

A Million Steps: Walking the Camino de Santiago

July 6, 2021 by kmerwin

Kurt Koontz speaks about his book, A Million Steps, detailing his trek on the Camino de Santiago. Kurt tells the story and reveals the insights he gained on his 490-mile walking trip on the historic Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route in Spain. Kurt reveals how though he was fit and strong, had a good guidebook and all the right equipment and a pilgrim passport that would grant him access to the shelter of hostels along the way he was not prepared for the grandeur of his external or internal adventure.

In A Million Steps Kurt reveals how he climbs over the high meadows of the Pyrenees, quests through the unceasing wind of the Meseta, and dances in the rains of Galicia. While at the same time following the yellow arrows that mark the route, Koontz also navigates through his personal history of addiction, recovery, and love.

After retiring early from his job as a successful sales executive for a Fortune 500 technology company, Kurt Koontz volunteered in his community and traveled across Europe and North America. He never considered writing a book until he walked nearly 500 miles across Spain in 2012. Those million steps were so compelling that he returned home and began writing and speaking about his life-changing adventures. He lives and writes on a tree-lined creek in Boise, Idaho.

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