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As we move into the fall weather, and things start to cool off, autumn is the perfect time to grow lettuce and root vegetables for salads. This week, we'll talk about how to add to your kitchen table with some of the bounty from your garden!

Hello, Radio Readers. I’m Jane Holwerda. For our Fall 2024 Read, we’re reading and talking about books that depict worlds Through the Eyes of a Child, starting with the classic Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, a read which offers curiouser and more curiouser encounters on each page.

Greetings from Goodwell, Oklahoma! I’m Marjory Hall with a BookByte for the Radio Readers Book Club. It might seem silly to revisit a book just for love of it when there are so many great books waiting out there. Like most bibliophiles, though, I have some that I will continue to re-read.

This week, Luke shares his tasty skillet version of baked beans that can be cooked over the campfire or the kitchen stove. As with most of Luke's recipes, he leaves a lot of the flavoring up to individual tastes. In this recipe, he incorporates Hatch Chili peppers, fresh garlic, onion, dark brown sugar and bacon. Sound good? Click and learn Luke's easy but tasty recipe. Listen to Luke's weekly podcast, Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends, wherever podcasts are found.

We give you the 2024 Fall Read – Through the Eyes of a Child and through it, we’ll walk alongside the children in the books as we explore the messages and ideas, the issues and concerns, the dreams and the hopes inherent in these stories.

More of Seven Books Plus – A Reading List to Save Democracy – Part IIIby Kansas Reflector columnist Max McCoy. This is a list of seven books to save democracy, one reader at a time.

Rot can unfortunately affect any garden, but there some things you can do to minimize the effects. We'll talk about them this week, and explain a bit more about what's really going on.

Hello, Radio Readers. I’m Jane Holwerda. Our Fall 2024 Read: Through the Eyes of a Child, begins with a book that has entertained generations for almost 160 years. Continuously in print, translated into 174 languages, adapted for theatre, opera, ballet and film, an influencer of musicians and writers in our own time: the book is of course, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

Hello. My name is Cheryl Berzanskis and I’m from Amarillo. My reading follows a predictable pattern — something about nature, a murder mystery, maybe poetry or something I feel I “ought” to read. However, for our autumn Radio Readers’ Book Club, I wanted to step outside any genre with which I am familiar and comfortable.

Thank you for joining us on the High Plains Public Radio Station. My name is Jessica Sadler and I am a Science Teacher, STEAM facilitator, and coach in Olathe, Kansas. I am here with the other book leaders to discuss Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll.