Cape Cod Voices - Their Stories, Their History

Cape Cod Voices - Their Stories, Their History

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Cape Cod Voices - Their Stories, Their History episodes

  • New Season: Philo Vance Detective

    Synopsis - Storyinspiration

    “Welcome back. This season, we’re stepping into the shadowy streets and smoke-filled rooms of the 1920s and 30s—a golden age of mystery. Across seven episodes, we’ll meet the writers who shaped detective fiction as we know it…and the unforgettable sleuths they brought to life.”

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    18 min
  • Author Inspiration with Sean Moloney

    Synopsis – Author Inspiration

    Meet Sean Moloney with a resume that shines with accomplishments... “Moloney's dedication toeducation and inspiration is evident in his diverse career path” Listen to his views on training nurses, health care workers and doctors with his innovative training techniques.

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    45 min
  • Author Interview Paul Steven Stone

    Author Motivation: Paul discussed his book, Souljourner and his spiritual process to create the book. In it he discusses reincarnation and karma. Listen to this incredible story behind the story.

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    32 min
  • Nostalgia: Charles Ayling Trip Around the Cape in 1902

    Synopsis – Author Inspiration and Story Nostalgia

    Inspired by an actual recorded interview with Charles Ayling in the Tales of Cape Cod archives of Oral Histories in 1958, and published with permission in the Provincetown Independent.His trip was the first car (A Stanley Steamer) to drive from Centerville to Provincetown  in 1902. He held the recordfor about a year.

    The Tales of Cape Cod, a nonprofitorganization founded in Barnstable in 1949 to record oral histories, provided the Independent with a transcription of a taped interview with Ayling, making the source of this story Ayling’s own recollections. Reports of Ayling’s trip sometimes place it in 1901, but Ayling referred to 1902 in his account.

    21 min
  • A touch of Cape Cod Nostalgia

    Synopsis -Narrative motivation and Story Inspiration

    A writing tip and a nostalgic touch of early times in the late 1800’s into 1900’s, The book by Hattie Blossom Fritze published in 1966 when Hattie was 83 years old givesinsight into those times which were as she phrased them, “Horse and Buggy Days”…stay tuned.

    20 min
  • Book Review Murder at Midnight Chapter 9

    Today’s Podcastis a book review of Murder At Midnight – Chapter 9 -

    Eight detective fiction writers at an innocent house party are stranded in an old mansion during a snow storm. They are given the task of murdering one of their own detectives. We follow each one as they decide who to murder or not. Today thewriter is Raymond Chandler who writes Phillip Marlowe. Stay tuned...


    20 min
  • Author Interview - Dashiell Hammett


    Synopsis – AuthorInterview of Dashiell Hammett

    Our AuthorInterview of Dashiell Hammett shows him as a true Knight of the Golden Age of Detective Writing, and his works will endure in spite of the many hardships his life brought him. Tuberculosis, alcohol addiction and some drug addiction took atoll on his physical body, yet he survived to write seven novels and numerous short stories which were published in current magazines at that time. His Sam Spade, the Continental OP, and others were used in radio shows, and films.

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    23 min
  • Murder At Midnight - Chapters 7&8 Book Review


    Synopsis -Narrative motivation

    Mr. Felix duPont has revealed to the reader his motive for the house party and the detectives involved. Now each detective writer will reveal to the reader their choice of murder victim.

    Stay Tuned as the writers choose a murder victim.

    17 min

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