
<p>This episode’s guests:</p><p>Eryn Borders is the Community Education Specialist with CATE, which stands for the Coalition Against Trafficking and Exploitation. They are located in St. Louis. Eryn will be presenting...


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A closer look at Scenic Regional Library, including interviews with upcoming program presenters, information about new and existing services, interviews with authors, book recommendations from staff, and more.
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Taking the Scenic Route is hosted by Steven Campbell. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Human Trafficking, Computer Classes, and Pigment of Your Imagination" (3 July 2025, 40 minutes), "Serial Killer Fiction, The Women, and The Borrowed Life" (20 June 2025, 29 minutes), and "Artificial Intelligence, Walt Disney in Missouri, and Quilts of the Underground Railroad" (6 June 2025, 64 minutes).
Taking the Scenic Route publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 46 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for Taking the Scenic Route is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Taking the Scenic Route requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Taking the Scenic Route's contact route on record: verified email.
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Steven Campbell hosts Taking the Scenic Route, an arts podcast with 14 episodes published.
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<p>This episode’s guests:</p><p>Eryn Borders is the Community Education Specialist with CATE, which stands for the Coalition Against Trafficking and Exploitation. They are located in St. Louis. Eryn will be presenting...

<p>This week's guests:</p><p>Hermann branch manager Tiffany Richards discusses her review of “The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife” by Anna Johnston.</p><p>Sullivan branch manager Sydney Lewis discusses her review of “A...

<p>This episode’s guests are:</p><p>Jake Little, an Advisor and Career Navigator at East Central College in Union, Missouri, discusses artificial intelligence. He will be presenting “Understanding AI: A Practical...

<p>This episode’s guests:</p><p>Jacob Tate is the presenter for our Union Branch’s Dungeons and Dragons Club, which takes place every first and third Saturday at the Union branch from noon to 3 PM. He is a Dungeons and...

<p>This episode’s guests:</p><p>Sue Blesi has researched and written about Franklin County history for almost forty years. Her new book is “Hanged by the Neck Until Dead: Lynchings and Hangings in Franklin County...

Episode #9
<p>This episode’s guests: </p><p>Bryan Haynes is an internationally recognized artist who operates a studio and gallery in Washington, Missouri. Currently, he is exhibiting his work in the “Missouri Masters” exhibit at...

<p>This episode's guests include:</p><p>Genevieve Alexander, Sullvan Branch Adult Programmer, and Tiffany Richards, Hermann Branch Manager, discussing their book reviews for the Missourian. Genevieve reviewed “The...

<p>This episode’s guests are:</p><p>Dr. Kenneth Johnson, a career educator and retired professor in the School of Education at Lindenwood University, will be discussing the history of dance halls in Gasconade and...

<p>This episode’s guests:</p><p>Jami Livingston, Adult Services Librarian at Wolfner Talking Book and Braille Library in Jefferson City, discusses services available for the visually impaired. If you have questions...

<p>The guest for this special episode is Missouri author, Michelle Collins Anderson. Her historical novel, "The Flower Sisters," is Scenic Regional Library's 2025 Community Read book selection.</p>

Episode #4
<p>This week's guests include:</p><p>Amy England with Mystic Sands Bellydance Fusion will talk about belly dancing and her upcoming program, Exploring Belly Dance Fusion, at the Sullivan Branch on Tuesday, March 4, at...

<p>This week’s guests include:</p><p>Jan Jacobi, author of “Young Lincoln” (2018), “Lincoln in Springfield” (2021), and “Lincoln and Douglas” (2025). He will be promoting "Lincoln and Douglas" at St. Louis County...

<p>Guests on this episode include:</p><p>Lynnette Watts, President of the Scenic Regional Arts Council, and Tiffany Richards, manager of the library's Hermann branch. Find out more about the Gallery at the Library at...

<p>Guests on this episode include:</p><p>Lynnette Watts, President of the Scenic Regional Arts Council, and Tiffany Davis, manager of the library's Hermann branch. Find out more about the Gallery at the Library at...

<p>Guests on this episode are:</p><p>Walter Conner joins us to discuss his "Making Maple Syrup" program scheduled at the Union branch on Saturday, January 25, 2025, from 1:00 to 3:00 PM. The program will be held at Mr...
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