BiblioTech: On Air - Episode 108 - Julia Enriquez - Miss Fiesta San Antonio 2026

BiblioTech: On Air - Episode 111 - Blue Light Hours by Bruna Dantas Lobato

In this episode of BiblioTech: On Air, we discuss Blue Light Hours by Bruna Dantas Lobato, a tender novel about distance, family, immigration, and the bond between a mother and daughter. Check it out with your BiblioTech library card. If you’re a Bexar County resident, register for free at bibliotech.org.

BiblioTech: On Air - Episode 110 - Project Hail Mary

Join us as we explore the beautiful expanse of space with the film Project Hail Mary (directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, and starring Ryan Gosling) Listen in as we discuss the film and how it inspires hope in the face of the end of the world.  Want more of Project Hail Mary? Be sure to check out the book of the same name by Andy Weir on cloudLibrary with your BiblioTech library card. If you’re a Bexar County resident, register at bibliotech.org [http://bibliotech.org].

BiblioTech: On Air - Episode 109 - Orpheus Builds a Girl by Heather Parry

A haunting story of obsession and creation. We’re diving into Orpheus Builds a Girl by Heather Parry and unpacking its dark twists, emotional depth, and unforgettable characters. Listen in as we break it all down. You can stream the book now on cloudLibrary with your BiblioTech library card. If you’re a Bexar County resident, you can register for free at bibliotech.org.

BiblioTech: On Air - Episode 108 - Julia Enriquez - Miss Fiesta San Antonio 2026

We sat down with Julia Enriquez, Miss Fiesta San Antonio 2026, to learn more about her journey, what the role of Miss Fiesta involves, and the Fiesta organization itself.  If you are a Bexar County resident, register for free at bibliotech.org [http://bibliotech.org]

BiblioTech: On Air - Episode 107 - Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman

Step into a dark and haunting journey through medieval France as we discuss Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman. In this episode of BiblioTech: On Air, we break down the novel’s blend of horror, history, and faith, exploring its unforgettable characters, eerie atmosphere, and deeper themes of redemption and survival in a world plagued by both human and supernatural evil. Available now on cloudLibrary with your BiblioTech library card Bexar County residents can sign up for free at bibliotech.org