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Sherringford's Table Talk - A fictional detective podcast
By Rusty BaumgartnerFiction
Sherringford's Table Talk - A fictional detective podcast episodes
- Episode 15 - Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin Part 2, Archie Goodwin
The long-awaited second part of the two-part series about Rex Stout's magnificent detective duo.
All about the illustrious, witty, hardboiled assistant detective of Nero Wolfe: Mr. Archie Goodwin.
Tune in and find out!
55 min - Episode 14 - Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin Part 1, Nero Wolfe
Welcome back to SFTT!
Today's episode is the first part of the two-part series about Rex Stout's great detective duo: Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin.
We start off with the stories' title giver, the notoriously opinionated genius Nero Wolfe!
30 min - Episode 13 - Sam Spade and Mike Hammer, the hard-boiled Detectives #2 & #3
Our little excursus through the world of hardboiled and noir fiction continues!
In today's episode I will compare some of what we have learned about Philip Marlowe with these two other famous detective tough-guys.
Music:
Ketsa - Tomorrow Has Gone
Checkie Brown - A life on Mother Earth
24 min - Episode 12 - Philip Marlowe, the hard-boiled Detective #1
In today's episode, I will tell you a little bit about the godfather of hardboiled fiction. Maybe, Marlowe is more than booze, guns and trench-coats? Give it a listen and find out!
Music:
- Prelude 2 by VGM Mark H | https://soundcloud.com/user-656562764
Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unportedhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US- Ketsa - Tomorrow-Has-Gone
- Jazz Street by https://www.free-stock-music.com
20 min - Episode 11 - Arsène Lupin, the Gentleman Thief
In today's episode, I will tell you the story of the greatest fictional thief of all time: the one and only Arsène Lupin!
He is known as the man of a thousand disguises and the prototype of the gentleman thief character.
Music:
Serge Quadrado - Spy Piano
Gotama - Dissolving Dreams
Ketsa - Tomorrow-Has-Gone
27 min - Episode 10 - Jules Maigret, the "Bridge Character"
It is amazing!
After half a year of absence the Table Talk is back with episode 10.
The detective of the moment is Jules Maigret, french commissaire and my favorite "bridge character"!33 min - Episode 9 - 1st Christmas Annual: Uncle Rusty Reads the Blue Carbuncle
Merry Christmas everyone and welcome to the 1st Christmas Episode of the Podcast.
No detective biography in this one, but a christmassy detective story for you to enjoy - The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle!51 min - Episode 8 - Erast Fandorin, the Russian Sherlock Holmes
The topic of today's episode will be the Russian gentleman detective Erast Petrowitsch Fandorin.
Find out, why he is the perfect combination between Sherlock Holmes and James Bond!30 min - Episode 7 - Halloween Special: Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper
First Halloween Episode at Sherringford's Table Talk, super exciting!
The topic: How could Sherlock Holmes hold himself against the most notorious English Serial Killer of all time; Jack the Ripper?
What did the Ripper even do? What was going on at that time? What could Holmes have found out?
Listen in to hear about that and more!1 hr 8 min - Episode 6 - Lord Peter Wimsey, snobbish Lord or suffering Aristocat?
I'm talking about Dorothy L. Sayer's detective Lord Peter Wimsey.
Interesting guy I must say.
I can't wait to read some of his stories and find out the stuff I tell you about in this episode!27 min
About Sherringford's Table Talk - A fictional detective podcast
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Your podcast about crime fiction's finest leading characters.
In each episode, I present you the story of one fictional detective.
I talk about interesting side information concerning names, authors, and the influence of the character on the concept of the fictional detective, and thereby will lead you through the character's fictional biography and maybe make you curious enough to read about the one or the other on your own.