The Knoxville Public Library is gearing up for a month of fun programs for the residents of Knoxville. Programs in October kick off with a DIY for Adults on Tuesday, October 8th. Heather Libby with the Library tells KNIA/KRLS News there are a lot of fun things going on in October and it starts with a Do It Yourself event where residents will be decorating mason jar pumpkins to usher in the fall season. Other programs featured in October include a film screening and discussion for the movie “The Public” on Thursday, October 10th, Lessons of the Holocaust with Brad Wilkening on Wednesday, October 23rd, a talk with Dr. Bob Leonard about his new book, “Deep Midwest: Midwestern Explorations on Sunday, October 27th and the Health and Medicine History Museum which will be on display at the library from October 29th through the 30th. For more information and to hear the complete interview with Libby, tune in to today’s Let’s Talk Knoxville.