About this episode

The episode discusses the various programs and services offered by the Missoula Public Library and its branches, featuring an interview with director Slaven Lee.

The Missoula Public Library and its rural branches are more than just places to check out books, and the proof is in the numbers. In 2025, 23,000 people attended programs at the main library and its six branches. More than 50,000 Missoula County residents have a library card, giving them access to traditional media and so much more. This week, the commissioners spoke with Slaven Lee, director of the Missoula Public Library, about everything from the bookmobile to cooking classes and more. Tex...

People in this episode

Guest: Slaven Lee

Topics covered

• community enrichment
• library services
• public programs
• education
• local resources

Keywords

• Missoula Public Library
• community programs
• library card
• bookmobile
• cooking classes

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Missoula Public Library

Places: Missoula County, Missoula

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