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PODCASTS, BOOKS & MUSIC TO TRY THIS FALL

A Fish Called Wanda

(Movie available on iTunes, Amazon & Hulu)

If you're in the mood for an irreverent comedy, this fast-paced heist is a hilarious classic. A British import with some mildly adult themes, A Fish Called Wanda is the perfect choice for your next night in.

- Donna Cleveland, Editor in Chief

The Expanse

(Show available on Amazon & iTunes)

An Amazon Prime production,

The Expanse is a gritty space opera with a thought-provoking political narrative. Each 50-minute episode has enough action to feel like a film. With four seasons available and a confirmed fifth season, you'll have plenty to watch.

- Nicholas Naioti, Ad Specialist & Video Editor

Orville Peck: Pony

(Album available on Spotify, Apple Music & YouTube Music)

This relaxing country album will take you back to the days of

Johnny Cash. Peck's gentle twang and traditional folk beats are perfect for spending time in the garden or taking a long hike on the trails. - Rheanne Taylor, Senior Video Producer

Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe

(Available on Apple Books & Kindle)

Set in the Deep South, this novel follows the Threadgood family and those who love them from the Great Depression through the 1980s. Love, adventure, tragedy, mystery, nostalgia, and humor combine in a narrative that's even better than the movie! - Leanne Hays, SEO Content Strategist

Figuring

(Available on Apple Books & Kindle)

A lyrical approach to non-fiction science writing, this gorgeous book blends poetry, history, and science. You won't know where one genre ends and the other begins. If you need a little hope in your life, this is the perfect read.

- Tamlin Day, Feature Writer

Avatar: The Last Airbender

(Show available on Netflix, iTunes & Amazon Prime)

Avatar is a kid-friendly television that adults can enjoy. This show uses elemental superpowers to weave together a story of intrigue, war, and friendship. The full series is out, so you don't have to wait to find out what happens!

- Raphael Burnes, Chief Technology Officer