Hunting for Hidden Gold by Franklin W. Dixon audiobook.

Genre: mystery

Teen brothers Frank and Joe Hardy are used to trouble finding them, but this time the mystery begins with a chance encounter and a story that sounds almost too incredible to be true: somewhere, a fortune in gold has been hidden away for years, protected by secrecy, danger, and the kind of clues only a determined investigator could untangle. When suspicious strangers show sudden interest in the same tale, the Hardys realize the treasure hunt is also a hunt for answers - who is telling the truth, who is setting a trap, and what crime is being covered up by all the talk of buried riches? Guided by their sharp instincts and the detective training they have learned from their famous father, the boys follow a trail of puzzling evidence, coded hints, and escalating threats that pulls them far beyond their hometown and into rugged country where one wrong step could cost them everything. As the stakes rise, Frank and Joe must rely on each other to stay one step ahead of ruthless crooks and uncover the truth behind the legend of hidden gold.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:11:34) Chapter 02

(00:20:39) Chapter 03

(00:30:23) Chapter 04

(00:42:55) Chapter 05

(00:54:44) Chapter 06

(01:05:21) Chapter 07

(01:15:39) Chapter 08

(01:26:34) Chapter 09

(01:34:39) Chapter 10

(01:44:04) Chapter 11

(01:56:24) Chapter 12

(02:08:45) Chapter 13

(02:19:41) Chapter 14

(02:32:21) Chapter 15

(02:44:02) Chapter 16

(02:53:07) Chapter 17

(03:04:56) Chapter 18

(03:14:54) Chapter 19

(03:24:43) Chapter 20

(03:34:00) Chapter 21

(03:44:30) Chapter 22

(03:52:02) Chapter 23

(04:03:47) Chapter 24

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The Theory of Psychoanalysis by Carl Gustav Jung audiobook.

Genre: science

In The Theory of Psychoanalysis, Carl Gustav Jung presents a clear, probing set of lectures first delivered in New York in 1912, at the moment when psychoanalysis was rapidly taking shape and Jung was beginning to diverge from Sigmund Freud. Beginning with a concise review of early psychoanalytic hypotheses, Jung explains core Freudian ideas such as the unconscious, repression, infantile sexuality, and the psychological roots of neurotic symptoms, while repeatedly testing theory against what a clinician actually encounters in the consulting room. As the lectures unfold, Jung turns to the contested concept of libido, the role of fantasy and dream life, and the meaning and limits of the Oedipus complex, asking whether a single explanatory key can account for the variety of human conflict. He closes by outlining therapeutic principles and illustrating the method through a case of neurosis in a child, showing how interpretation, resistance, and emotional truth meet in practice. Readable but intellectually demanding, this book captures psychoanalysis in motion and offers a front-row view of Jung's emerging analytical psychology and its broader, symbolic view of the psyche.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 00

(00:07:23) Chapter 01

(00:42:47) Chapter 02

(01:09:29) Chapter 03

(01:49:14) Chapter 04

(02:14:18) Chapter 05

(02:26:43) Chapter 06

(02:42:56) Chapter 07

(02:55:16) Chapter 08

(03:23:58) Chapter 09

(03:52:19) Chapter 10

(04:27:34) Chapter 11

(04:55:55) Chapter 12

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Studies in Word-Association by Carl Gustav Jung audiobook.

Genre: science

In Studies in Word-Association, Carl Gustav Jung presents a pioneering exploration of the mind through an unexpectedly simple tool: the way people respond to words. Drawing on experiments developed with colleagues at the Burgholzli psychiatric hospital, Jung explains how timed word-association tests can reveal hidden emotional tensions and unconscious themes that ordinary conversation may conceal. As volunteers and patients answer prompts, their hesitations, slips, repetitions, and surprising reactions become meaningful clues - pointing toward what Jung calls feeling-toned complexes, clusters of memories and emotions that shape attention, behavior, and even physical responses. Moving between careful data, clinical vignettes, and psychological interpretation, Jung shows how association patterns differ across individuals and diagnoses, and how these patterns can inform both scientific investigation and therapeutic work. Along the way, he wrestles with questions that still feel modern: What counts as objective evidence in psychology? How do language and emotion intertwine? And what does it mean when the mind resists a simple word? Clear-eyed, methodical, and quietly dramatic, this book offers an early window into analytic psychology and the birth of experimental approaches to the unconscious.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 00

(00:08:31) Chapter 01

(00:28:50) Chapter 02

(00:47:24) Chapter 03

(00:59:23) Chapter 04

(01:25:01) Chapter 05

(01:43:27) Chapter 06

(01:55:47) Chapter 07

(02:10:15) Chapter 08

(02:26:32) Chapter 09

(02:42:39) Chapter 10

(03:12:22) Chapter 11

(03:40:00) Chapter 12

(03:51:15) Chapter 13

(04:14:25) Chapter 14

(04:32:14) Chapter 15

(04:42:32) Chapter 16

(04:58:54) Chapter 17

(05:27:09) Chapter 18

(05:34:22) Chapter 19

(06:05:01) Chapter 20

(06:25:29) Chapter 21

(06:44:30) Chapter 22

(07:12:47) Chapter 23

(07:34:50) Chapter 24

(08:02:33) Chapter 25

(08:17:22) Chapter 26

(08:47:01) Chapter 27

(09:18:21) Chapter 28

(09:45:44) Chapter 29

(10:07:15) Chapter 30

(11:00:03) Chapter 31

(11:18:42) Chapter 32

(12:02:29) Chapter 33

(12:45:38) Chapter 34

(13:10:00) Chapter 35

(13:34:42) Chapter 36

(14:10:44) Chapter 37

(14:49:02) Chapter 38

(15:16:10) Chapter 39

(16:12:48) Chapter 40

(17:40:33) Chapter 41

(18:31:54) Chapter 42

(18:52:25) Chapter 43

(19:33:31) Chapter 44

(19:57:51) Chapter 45

(20:38:12) Chapter 46

(21:18:01) Chapter 47

(21:33:00) Chapter 48

(22:09:27) Chapter 49

(23:31:37) Chapter 50

(24:20:11) Chapter 51

(24:56:27) Chapter 52

(25:34:52) Chapter 53

(26:22:59) Chapter 54

(26:55:20) Chapter 55

(27:24:13) Chapter 56

(27:55:56) Chapter 57

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Psychology of the Unconscious by Carl Gustav Jung audiobook.

Genre: science

In Psychology of the Unconscious, Carl Gustav Jung offers a bold early map of the inner life, tracing how dreams, fantasies, and myths can reveal the hidden forces shaping a person's choices. Written at a pivotal moment in Jung's career, the book follows his exploration of how the mind generates symbolic images and why those images so often echo ancient stories of heroes, mothers, gods, and sacrifice. Drawing on clinical observation and a wide range of cultural sources, Jung argues that psychological development is not only a matter of managing daily emotions, but also of confronting deeper, often unsettling currents that push for change. He examines how desire and fear can appear in disguised forms, how creativity can arise from conflict, and how the struggle for independence can be mirrored in recurring symbolic patterns. With a mix of psychological case material and sweeping interpretive reach, Jung invites listeners to consider the unconscious not as a passive storehouse, but as an active, meaning-making dimension of the psyche that can both disrupt and guide a life in transformation.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:24:58) Chapter 02

(01:05:33) Chapter 03

(01:16:24) Chapter 04

(01:55:38) Chapter 05

(02:17:25) Chapter 06

(02:31:42) Chapter 07

(02:58:41) Chapter 08

(03:39:28) Chapter 09

(04:18:37) Chapter 10

(04:46:02) Chapter 11

(05:08:18) Chapter 12

(05:41:33) Chapter 13

(06:21:55) Chapter 14

(06:47:08) Chapter 15

(07:26:07) Chapter 16

(08:08:31) Chapter 17

(08:47:18) Chapter 18

(09:32:08) Chapter 19

(10:13:39) Chapter 20

(10:33:22) Chapter 21

(11:11:22) Chapter 22

(11:36:45) Chapter 23

(12:25:31) Chapter 24

(13:12:15) Chapter 25

(13:53:39) Chapter 26

(14:19:17) Chapter 27

(15:01:30) Chapter 28

(15:43:26) Chapter 29

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Psychological Types - Or, the Psychology of Individuation by Carl Gustav Jung audiobook.

Genre: philosophy

In Psychological Types - Or, the Psychology of Individuation, Carl Gustav Jung maps the hidden architecture of personality and the inner conflicts that shape a life. Drawing on clinical observation, cultural history, and close readings of major thinkers and artists, Jung proposes that people tend to orient themselves in fundamentally different ways: toward the outer world of objects and action or toward the inner world of ideas and reflection. He then explores how consciousness organizes experience through distinct psychological functions - thinking, feeling, sensation, and intuition - and how these patterns can become strengths, blind spots, or sources of misunderstanding between people. As Jung develops his typology, he ties it to a larger aim: individuation, the long process of becoming a more whole person by recognizing and integrating what the psyche has pushed aside. Dense, ambitious, and often surprising, this book invites listeners to reconsider what they call 'character' and to see how temperament, belief, and identity can be both inherited patterns and evolving tasks.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 00

(00:39:36) Chapter 01

(00:43:03) Chapter 02

(00:54:23) Chapter 03

(01:23:38) Chapter 04

(01:30:21) Chapter 05

(01:38:21) Chapter 06

(02:22:33) Chapter 07

(02:43:32) Chapter 08

(03:26:04) Chapter 09

(03:32:14) Chapter 10

(04:09:26) Chapter 11

(04:45:12) Chapter 12

(05:00:52) Chapter 13

(05:33:43) Chapter 14

(05:54:24) Chapter 15

(06:20:32) Chapter 16

(06:39:14) Chapter 17

(06:56:27) Chapter 18

(07:32:10) Chapter 19

(07:46:41) Chapter 20

(08:00:03) Chapter 21

(08:23:10) Chapter 22

(08:43:39) Chapter 23

(09:00:58) Chapter 24

(09:28:00) Chapter 25

(09:55:09) Chapter 26

(10:20:42) Chapter 27

(10:36:47) Chapter 28

(10:55:01) Chapter 29

(11:13:23) Chapter 30

(11:37:43) Chapter 31

(11:58:19) Chapter 32

(12:13:58) Chapter 33

(12:31:15) Chapter 34

(12:53:02) Chapter 35

(13:09:12) Chapter 36

(13:26:31) Chapter 37

(13:33:47) Chapter 38

(13:45:22) Chapter 39

(13:58:05) Chapter 40

(14:08:58) Chapter 41

(14:19:39) Chapter 42

(14:31:38) Chapter 43

(14:48:08) Chapter 44

(15:14:09) Chapter 45

(15:29:29) Chapter 46

(15:37:45) Chapter 47

(15:50:34) Chapter 48

(16:05:27) Chapter 49

(16:14:34) Chapter 50

(16:29:43) Chapter 51

(16:37:02) Chapter 52

(16:48:24) Chapter 53

(17:01:06) Chapter 54

(17:17:04) Chapter 55

(17:23:39) Chapter 56

(17:39:08) Chapter 57

(18:00:14) Chapter 58

(18:09:26) Chapter 59

(18:20:44) Chapter 60

(18:32:42) Chapter 61

(18:45:58) Chapter 62

(18:55:03) Chapter 63

(19:09:35) Chapter 64

(19:21:55) Chapter 65

(19:39:47) Chapter 66

(19:46:34) Chapter 67

(19:55:04) Chapter 68

(20:08:24) Chapter 69

(20:27:05) Chapter 70

(20:40:56) Chapter 71

(20:57:15) Chapter 72

(21:07:10) Chapter 73

(21:34:35) Chapter 74

(21:42:12) Chapter 75

(21:49:30) Chapter 76

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Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology by Carl Gustav Jung audiobook.

Genre: philosophy

A collection of classical writings of Swiss psychologist Carl G. Jung, an influential thinker and the founder of analytical psychology. Written at intervals over a span of fourteen years, these selected articles and pamphlets contain many fascinating ideas that have become widely accepted psychological concepts nowadays, but had just started to develop at the time when the book was written. For instance, this is where Dr. Jung's ideas of introversion and extroversion, a contribution of vital importance to psychology, appeared for the very first time. Other topics explored include the concept of the unconscious, the study of psychological types, and the psychology of dreams.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 00

(00:23:02) Chapter 01

(00:55:01) Chapter 02

(01:28:54) Chapter 03

(01:50:34) Chapter 04

(02:14:53) Chapter 05

(02:46:52) Chapter 06

(03:13:32) Chapter 07

(03:34:56) Chapter 08

(03:54:55) Chapter 09

(04:31:07) Chapter 10

(04:54:31) Chapter 11

(05:22:57) Chapter 12

(05:48:12) Chapter 13

(06:06:28) Chapter 14

(06:26:53) Chapter 15

(07:01:52) Chapter 16

(07:24:50) Chapter 17

(07:39:03) Chapter 18

(08:00:41) Chapter 19

(08:20:25) Chapter 20

(08:44:25) Chapter 21

(09:01:39) Chapter 22

(09:18:54) Chapter 23

(09:36:05) Chapter 24

(09:58:08) Chapter 25

(10:25:45) Chapter 26

(10:41:53) Chapter 27

(11:10:31) Chapter 28

(11:42:29) Chapter 29

(12:06:15) Chapter 30

(12:47:47) Chapter 31

(13:22:32) Chapter 32

(13:50:36) Chapter 33

(14:27:26) Chapter 34

(14:49:36) Chapter 35

(15:24:34) Chapter 36

(15:43:34) Chapter 37

(16:05:53) Chapter 38

(16:29:57) Chapter 39

(16:48:57) Chapter 40

(17:17:19) Chapter 41

(17:35:41) Chapter 42

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Sidelights on Relativity by Albert Einstein audiobook.

Genre: science

In Sidelights on Relativity, Albert Einstein steps away from heavy mathematics to offer an illuminating companion to his revolutionary theory, aimed at listeners who want the ideas as clearly as the equations allow. The book gathers two concise public lectures that explore what relativity changed-and what it did not. In 'Ether and the Theory of Relativity,' Einstein revisits the long-disputed notion of an all-pervading ether, explaining how relativity reshapes the question of what 'space' and 'time' can mean in physics. In 'Geometry and Experience,' he examines the relationship between abstract geometry and the measurable world, showing how concepts that seem purely logical become physical when applied to rods, clocks, and observations. Along the way, Einstein speaks directly to common misunderstandings, addresses the tension between intuition and experimental evidence, and highlights the quiet philosophical stakes behind modern physics: how we define reality, measurement, and the structures we use to describe nature. Compact but profound, this audiobook is both a guided tour of relativity's foundations and a lesson in scientific thinking from its most iconic architect.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 1

(00:26:47) Chapter 2

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The Complete Golfer by Harry Vardon audiobook.

Genre: self help

Written by legendary champion Harry Vardon, The Complete Golfer is a clear, practical guide to learning and improving the game from the perspective of one of its great masters. Blending instruction with hard-won experience, Vardon breaks down golf into understandable parts: choosing clubs, building a reliable grip and stance, and shaping a repeatable swing that holds up under pressure. He walks listeners through the full range of shots, from confident driving and controlled iron play to the delicate demands of pitching, chipping, putting, and escaping bunkers and rough. Along the way, he addresses strategy and course management, explaining how to play for position, read conditions, and make smart decisions in both match play and stroke play. More than a mechanics manual, the book explores the mindset of scoring well: concentration, nerves, rhythm, and the discipline to practice with purpose. Whether you are a beginner seeking sound fundamentals or an experienced player looking to sharpen technique, Vardon's straightforward advice and timeless principles offer a complete foundation for better golf.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 00

(00:03:48) Chapter 01

(00:25:32) Chapter 02

(00:57:01) Chapter 03

(01:21:00) Chapter 04

(01:48:08) Chapter 05

(02:10:26) Chapter 06

(02:36:33) Chapter 07

(02:47:37) Chapter 08

(03:14:53) Chapter 09

(03:39:25) Chapter 10

(03:49:52) Chapter 11

(04:13:54) Chapter 12

(04:37:11) Chapter 13

(05:00:26) Chapter 14

(05:18:02) Chapter 15

(05:46:34) Chapter 16

(06:07:25) Chapter 17

(06:24:49) Chapter 18

(06:39:12) Chapter 19

(07:03:04) Chapter 20

(07:27:14) Chapter 21

(07:53:39) Chapter 22

(08:19:38) Chapter 23

(08:38:22) Chapter 24

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The Stainless Steel Rat by Harry Harrison audiobook.

Genre: scifi

In a future where most worlds have engineered crime out of existence, James Bolivar diGriz - better known as Slippery Jim - makes a career out of being the one exception. Smart, charming, and always three steps ahead, Jim lives for the perfect con: the kind that humiliates smug authorities and leaves him richer, freer, and grinning. But when a job goes wrong, he is cornered by an elite, off-the-books law enforcement unit whose agents are as ingenious as the criminals they chase. Their offer is simple: prison, or a new life using his talents on the other side. Thrown into a high-stakes hunt across the stars, Jim must infiltrate a world where order is absolute, uncover a plot that threatens more than just his own skin, and stay alive long enough to decide what kind of man he wants to be. Along the way he faces impossible security, rival masterminds, and a brilliant woman who refuses to be impressed by his ego. Fast, funny, and packed with clever reversals, this is a caper story set in a bright, dangerous galaxy.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:26:52) Chapter 02

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Mobilizing Woman-Power by Harriot Stanton Blatch audiobook.

Genre: history

In Mobilizing Woman-Power, suffrage leader and reformer Harriot Stanton Blatch lays out a bold, practical argument for turning women's daily work into organized public power. Writing in the tense, fast-changing America of the early twentieth century, Blatch moves from kitchens, factories, farms, schools, and offices to city streets and legislative halls, insisting that the nation cannot afford to treat half its people as political bystanders. With the eye of a strategist, she examines how women already sustain families, industries, and communities, then asks what would happen if that scattered energy were coordinated through unions, civic associations, and the ballot. Blatch highlights the realities of wage work, the constraints of tradition, and the ways economic dependence is enforced, while also celebrating the ingenuity and resilience women show in the face of limited options. Part manifesto, part social analysis, the book is driven by a central conflict between entrenched legal customs and a rising demand for full citizenship. Clear, urgent, and grounded in lived experience, Mobilizing Woman-Power speaks to themes of labor, democracy, and the hard work of building collective change.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 00

(00:08:13) Chapter 01

(00:23:39) Chapter 02

(00:45:54) Chapter 03

(01:00:32) Chapter 04

(01:14:54) Chapter 05

(01:37:05) Chapter 06

(01:52:49) Chapter 07

(02:06:07) Chapter 08

(02:19:00) Chapter 09

(02:42:36) Chapter 10

(03:03:05) Chapter 11

(03:17:10) Chapter 12

(03:29:51) Chapter 13

(03:44:19) Chapter 14

(04:00:36) Chapter 15

(04:13:45) Chapter 16

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