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Edith Wharton became the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for fiction with this 1920 novel about Old New York society. Newland Archer is wealthy, well-bred, and engaged to the beautiful May Welland. But he finds himself drawn to May's cousin Ellen Olenska, who has been living in Europe and who has returned following a scandalous separation from her husband. (Introduction by Elizabeth Klett) Proof listened by Stav Nisser & Betty M.

Edith Wharton became the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for fiction with this 1920 novel about Old New York society. Newland Archer is wealthy, well-bred, and engaged to the beautiful May Welland. But he finds himself drawn to May's cousin Ellen Olenska, who has been living in Europe and who has returned following a scandalous separation from her husband. (Introduction by Elizabeth Klett)Proof listened by Stav Nisser & Betty M.

Edith Wharton became the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for fiction with this 1920 novel about Old New York society. Newland Archer is wealthy, well-bred, and engaged to the beautiful May Welland. But he finds himself drawn to May's cousin Ellen Olenska, who has been living in Europe and who has returned following a scandalous separation from her husband. (Introduction by Elizabeth Klett) Proof listened by Stav Nisser &amp; Betty M.

Age of Innocence (version 2), The by Edith Wharton (1862 - 1937)

Readings of poems classical and contemporary, selected and performed by Mischa Willett, author of PHASES.

Poems for the People

Stories by Ambrose Bierce; master of American literature in the "Horror" genre.

Ambrose Bierce - Tales of War and Other Horrors

El Libro de la Vida se redactó en periodos sucesivos y con finalidades distintas, aunque el periodo de redacción definitivo suele situarse entre 1562-1566. La Santa lo escribió por mandato y bajo la dirección de sus confesores, e iba dirigido a un círculo religioso reducido. El Libro comprende hasta sus 50 años de edad y lo escribe durante una de las etapas más difíciles de su vida. En los primeros capítulos Santa Teresa aporta gran cantidad de información autobiográfica sobre su vida familiar, su infancia, y su ingreso en la vida religiosa. A lo largo del libro hay otros episodios de este tipo: sus referencias al Santo fray Pedro de Alcántara, a quien conoció personalmente, y el proceso que le llevó a la fundación del primer monasterio reformado de San José de Avila, se encuentran entre las más memorables. Pero en su mayor parte el Libro de la Vida narra su progreso espiritual y sus vivencias místicas, así como su práctica y concepción de la oración, escrito en su particular estilo analítico y enormemente sincero. Por esto se ha calificado a la obra como “autobiografía introspectiva”. Esta obra, como todos los escritos de la Santa, están entre los más sobresalientes tesoros de la literatura mística de la Iglesia Católica. (Resumen: Marian Martín).The Autobiography was written in different stages and probably with varying intentions, but the final version was produced in 1562-1566. The Saint wrote it under the direction of her confessors, and it was intended for a small religious circle. The work covers her life until the age of 50, and was written during one of the most difficult periods of her life. In the first chapters Saint Theresa presents a good deal of autobiographic information about her family, her childhood, and how she entered the religious life. Interspersed throughout the book are other episodes of this type: her descriptions of Saint Peter of Alcantara, whom she knew personally, and the process that led to the foundation of the first reformed monastery of Saint Joseph in Avila, are among the most memorable. But for the most part the Autobiography describes her spiritual progress and mystical experiences, as well as her views and practice of prayer, written in her analytical and highly sincere style. For this reason the work has been called “an introspective autobiography”. It stands, as do all her other works, among the most remarkable treasures of the mystical literature of the Catholic Church.

El Libro de la Vida by Santa Teresa de Jesus

Chelsea Nichole, a half blood, interviews magicians about their lives, their loves, and a little bit about magic!

Sleighted with Chelsea Nichole

Do you enjoy a good story, with a side of observation? Join host Mike Hanks as he shares stories about the interesting world around him. His goal is to share a story so compelling that you Can't Turn It Off.

Can't Turn it Off

Be sure to visit www.SCBeerScouts.com for the full archive of episodes!

Founded in the great state of South Carolina with a simple goal: to talk about great local beer. Listen along as Eric Blake, Michael DeBoer and Justin Lee try the best local beers from breweries well known and small start-ups alike.

Be sure to visit www.SCBeerScouts.com for the full archive of episodes! Founded in the great state of South Carolina with a simple goal: to talk about great local beer. Listen along as Eric Blake, Michael DeBoer and Justin Lee try the best local beers from breweries well known and small start-ups alike.

South Carolina Beer Scouts

In our first episode we launch the series without our full crew or a real focus but we manage to discuss Baby Driver, Sicario, and Escape from New York.

Erin Rose's Never Seen It

Join me as I live out my wildest creative dreams on this "somindboggling journey." Meet a few of my friends, collaborators, teachers and inspirations along the way as we pursue the dream while living the in-between #somindboggling

somindboggling journeys

A podcast where three brothers watch Men in Black every week for a whole year and talk about it here.

We Make This Look Good: A Men in Black Podcast

A Podcast hosted by sisters Rosie and Gabby about growing up Italian and so many more other things.

Two Guinea Hens's Podcast

There is another side to dementia that no one is talking about. My name is Suzka. I am an artist a painter and the last person you would think to be a caregiver. However, when my mother was diagnosed with dementia, I was suddenly left in charge. If you are living in or near Dementialand, you might find my story delightful and parts enlightening. Ahh, there are Wonders in Dementialand.

Dementialand™

Black and White Photography

The official Podcast for Saturday AM, Saturday PM and the global diverse manga comics movement started by the gang in 2013. We cover geek culture and get into the struggles & victories of self-publishing in the digital age.

The official Podcast for Saturday AM, Saturday PM and the global diverse manga comics movement started by the gang in 2013. We cover geek culture and get into the struggles &amp; victories of self-publishing in the digital age.

Saturday FM

A little art goes a long way. Keep up with Kristen McGinty and Michael Kay Smith as they talk art, both historical and current influences.

Prismacast

From Papagayo and the Humanities Collaborative at EPCC-UTEP, this podcast dissects culturally-relevant literature: novels, memoirs, poetry, and short stories. We love reading and analyzing books, comparing their adaptations, and connecting their allusions. We interview authors too! #Ad-Free #ElPaso

Español: este podcast disecciona literatura culturalmente relevante: novelas, memorias, poesía, y cuentos cortos. Nos encanta leer y analizar libros, comparando sus adaptaciones, y conectando sus alusiones. Entrevistamos a los autores tambien!

From Papagayo and the Humanities Collaborative at EPCC-UTEP, this podcast dissects culturally-relevant literature: novels, memoirs, poetry, and short stories. We love reading and analyzing books, comparing their adaptations, and connecting their allusions. We interview authors too! #Ad-Free #ElPaso Español: este podcast disecciona literatura culturalmente relevante: novelas, memorias, poesía, y cuentos cortos. Nos encanta leer y analizar libros, comparando sus adaptaciones, y conectando sus alusiones. Entrevistamos a los autores tambien!

Literally Literary

Beloved by bibliophiles for nearly seventy years, The Book Collector is a quarterly journal and digital archive filled with erudite articles, beautiful illustrations, reviews, news, auction results and more.
Subscribe at www.thebookcollector.co.uk

Beloved by bibliophiles for nearly seventy years, The Book Collector is a quarterly journal and digital archive filled with erudite articles, beautiful illustrations, reviews, news, auction results and more. Subscribe at www.thebookcollector.co.uk

The Book Collector Podcast

Creative Moonlighting is a podcast hosted by Denise and Matthew Thornton and contains content designed specifically for independent artists who are striving to transition into building a full-time business around their creative talents.  The series logs Denise and Matthew's collective journey as educators by day and independent creatives by night.  Join as they share experiences with film, marriage, collaboration, and creativity in general.  Creative Moonlighting is brought to you by Griffyn.Co Productions - a media company owned by Denise and Matthew.  Email questions to Griffyn.Co@gmail.com

Creative Moonlighting is a podcast hosted by Denise and Matthew Thornton and contains content designed specifically for independent artists who are striving to transition into building a full-time business around their creative talents. The series logs Denise and Matthew's collective journey as educators by day and independent creatives by night. Join as they share experiences with film, marriage, collaboration, and creativity in general. Creative Moonlighting is brought to you by Griffyn.Co Productions - a media company owned by Denise and Matthew. Email questions to Griffyn.Co@gmail.com

Creative Moonlighting

Offering our words to the Lord at the crossroads of faith, family, and fiction.

Word Fall

Listen in to explore the habits and disciplines that all restaurants, hotels, bakeries and caterers must develop, if they want to maximize their profits and stay relevant and successful decades into the future.&nbsp;Are you covering areas of business that must be cultivated and refined to maximize success and profits?&nbsp;Join StevenToboroff on his journey to interview renowned owners, chefs, mixologists and bakers to learn what they do to create and maintain thriving businesses that succeed on every level.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Listen in to explore the habits and disciplines that all restaurants, hotels, bakeries and caterers must develop, if they want to maximize their profits and stay relevant and successful decades into the future. Are you covering areas of business that must be cultivated and refined to maximize success and profits? Join StevenToboroff on his journey to interview renowned owners, chefs, mixologists and bakers to learn what they do to create and maintain thriving businesses that succeed on every level. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Listen in to explore the habits and disciplines that all restaurants, hotels, bakeries and caterers must develop, if they want to maximize their profits and stay relevant and successful decades into the future.&nbsp;Are you covering areas of business that must be cultivated and refined to maximize success and profits?&nbsp;Join StevenToboroff on his journey to interview renowned owners, chefs, mixologists and bakers to learn what they do to create and maintain thriving businesses that succeed on every level. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Profitable Table Fed by Woolco Foods

These Small Hours podcast is the direct outlet for essays written and read by Russell Cordell Staker.  Here are short-form pieces of thought about life and letters, art and humanity in the small hours of living.  The language and voice of this writer blend into a naturally melodic emotional depth and resonance.

These Small Hours podcast is the direct outlet for essays written and read by Russell Cordell Staker. Here are short-form pieces of thought about life and letters, art and humanity in the small hours of living. The language and voice of this writer blend into a naturally melodic emotional depth and resonance.

These Small Hours

Lively disucssions of modern literature from two friends living halfway accross the world.

Lively disucssions of modern literature from two friends living halfway accross the world.

Reclaiming the Book Club: Forget The Wine

An evidence based, research informed podcast presenting dance science discussions with global industry leaders. New episode every Monday at 6AM GMT.

SciDance

Pointe of View, presented by Alabama Ballet, is a look inside the world of a professional ballet company. Join us as we sit down with our dancers, special guests and artistic team to explore a variety of topics and our "pointe" of view. Alabama Ballet is based in Birmingham, AL Music by: Everette Colquette

Pointe of View

Co-hosts Ian and Ginger spread the word that utilizing sustainable, green-building principles in construction, design, and urban development is not just morally and environmentally good, but also good business! 

New methods, materials and technologies to bring down costs and increase productivity are already here, creating a huge opportunity for anyone savvy enough to invest in venturing beyond the current status quo. 

We at Sustainable Homes of the Future are excited to dive into the details of the green-building "boom" and share our sustainability conversations and interviews with listeners here in Los Angeles and across the globe.

Co-hosts Ian and Ginger spread the word that utilizing sustainable, green-building principles in construction, design, and urban development is not just morally and environmentally good, but also good business! New methods, materials and technologies to bring down costs and increase productivity are already here, creating a huge opportunity for anyone savvy enough to invest in venturing beyond the current status quo. We at Sustainable Homes of the Future are excited to dive into the details of the green-building "boom" and share our sustainability conversations and interviews with listeners here in Los Angeles and across the globe.

Building the Future: Green Building in the New Millennium

Every single day, while you’re driving or riding to work, walking across campus, sitting at a soccer game, or grabbing dinner with friends, you pass by million-dollar opportunities for your creative business. They’re right there in front of you—on the billboards, in the empty lots, in the buildings, along the path, and in the conversations you overhear. Yet you don’t see them. Which raises an important question: why don’t you see them? Well, that's because you’ve been trained not to see them. it's true. Sutton On Success, hosted by award-winning and international bestselling creative entrepreneur Dwayne K. Sutton, is designed to change that. Each episode is carefully designed to help you build a purposeful and profitable personal brand, enter the right partnerships and collaborations, tell your story, pitch your work to brands, and land licensing and sponsorship deals.  So, whether you’re a filmmaker, musician, arichtiect, photographer, industrial designer, or content creator, you’ll discover how to spot and create opportunities and turn creativity into cash flow. Subscribe to Sutton On Success so you don’t miss the mindset, models, and messaging behind extraordinary creative success.

Every single day, while you’re driving or riding to work, walking across campus, sitting at a soccer game, or grabbing dinner with friends, you pass by million-dollar opportunities for your creative business. They’re right there in front of you—on the billboards, in the empty lots, in the buildings, along the path, and in the conversations you overhear.Yet you don’t see them. Which raises an important question: why don’t you see them?Well, that's because you’ve been trained not to see them. it's true.Sutton On Success, hosted by award-winning and international bestselling creative entrepreneur Dwayne K. Sutton, is designed to change that. Each episode is carefully designed to help you build a purposeful and profitable personal brand, enter the right partnerships and collaborations, tell your story, pitch your work to brands, and land licensing and sponsorship deals. So, whether you’re a filmmaker, musician, arichtiect, photographer, industrial designer, or content creator, you’ll discover how to spot and create opportunities and turn creativity into cash flow.Subscribe to Sutton On Success so you don’t miss the mindset, models, and messaging behind extraordinary creative success.

Every single day, while you’re driving or riding to work, walking across campus, sitting at a soccer game, or grabbing dinner with friends, you pass by million-dollar opportunities for your creative business. They’re right there in front of you—on the billboards, in the empty lots, in the buildings, along the path, and in the conversations you overhear. Yet you don’t see them. Which raises an important question: why don’t you see them? Well, that's because you’ve been trained not to see them. it's true. Sutton On Success, hosted by award-winning and international bestselling creative entrepreneur Dwayne K. Sutton, is designed to change that. Each episode is carefully designed to help you build a purposeful and profitable personal brand, enter the right partnerships and collaborations, tell your story, pitch your work to brands, and land licensing and sponsorship deals.&nbsp; So, whether you’re a filmmaker, musician, arichtiect, photographer, industrial designer, or content creator, you’ll discover how to spot and create opportunities and turn creativity into cash flow. Subscribe to Sutton On Success so you don’t miss the mindset, models, and messaging behind extraordinary creative success.

Sutton On Success

Modern Casserole is a podcast of hungry women. A magazine editor, a food photographer, and a culinary anthropologist talk food, tell stories, and laugh about their Trader Joe's obsession each week.

Modern Casserole is a podcast of hungry women. A magazine editor, a food photographer, and a culinary anthropologist talk food, tell stories, and laugh about their Trader Joe's obsession each week.

Modern Casserole

You don't know a man until you've cut him. Sips and Clips revolves around creative individuals and their stories, hosted out of a barber shop in Stockholm, Sweden. Lean back and get to know resident business owners, brand creators, and other intriguing folk on a journey to provoke fresh inspiration over fresh coffee and a new haircut!

Sips and Clips

How Fitting® is the podcast for slow fashion designers who want to create clothing and grow a business that fits their customer, lifestyle, and values. In biweekly episodes, hear how relatable fashion entrepreneurs (the kind who run their businesses from kitchen tables and cutting tables, not boardroom tables) navigate the fashion industry with integrity and define success based on their own principles.

In each conversation, host Alison Hoenes (a freelance women’s apparel patternmaker) explores the things that all slow fashion business owners experience: the vulnerability of launching something new, the deeply empathetic process of designing clothes that fit a niche market, the challenges of pursuing both financial and environmental sustainability, the late nights of reckoning with your values that make you consider shutting the whole thing down, and the rewarding moments that make it all worth it.

In addition, hear from experienced fashion industry resources that are helping indie designers make a difference and a profit – like low MOQ factories, fashion marketing and business coaches, or sustainable fabric suppliers.

How Fitting® offers validation that you are not alone in your fashion entrepreneurship experience, ideas to try on in your fashion business to create a better fit, and a curious look into how other slow fashion brands are making it work. How fitting is that?

How Fitting® is the podcast for slow fashion designers who want to create clothing and grow a business that fits their customer, lifestyle, and values. In biweekly episodes, hear how relatable fashion entrepreneurs (the kind who run their businesses from kitchen tables and cutting tables, not boardroom tables) navigate the fashion industry with integrity and define success based on their own principles. In each conversation, host Alison Hoenes (a freelance women’s apparel patternmaker) explores the things that all slow fashion business owners experience: the vulnerability of launching something new, the deeply empathetic process of designing clothes that fit a niche market, the challenges of pursuing both financial and environmental sustainability, the late nights of reckoning with your values that make you consider shutting the whole thing down, and the rewarding moments that make it all worth it. In addition, hear from experienced fashion industry resources that are helping indie designers make a difference and a profit – like low MOQ factories, fashion marketing and business coaches, or sustainable fabric suppliers. How Fitting® offers validation that you are not alone in your fashion entrepreneurship experience, ideas to try on in your fashion business to create a better fit, and a curious look into how other slow fashion brands are making it work. How fitting is that?

How Fitting: design a slow fashion business that fits

Join two films fans on their cinematic journey. Mike and Nick will explore various themes and subjects in the movies they watch. Their goal is to cultivate rewarding conversation about film and uncover the things that make movies truly special.

Join two films fans on their cinematic journey. Mike and Nick will explore various themes and subjects in the movies they watch. Their goal is to cultivate rewarding conversation about film and uncover the things that make movies truly special.

A Filmversation with Mike and Nick

Ever wondered if a musical was actually good? Join hosts MJ and Jonah as they debate the performances, plots, and puns of a variety of broadway hits to determine if the show is a bop or a flop.

Bop or Flop?

West Linn High School Theatre presents a podcast with interviews, radio plays, improv, school news, and general waxing philosophical about various topics.

Paws for Thought Podcast

Teachings that do not speak of pain have no meaning, because humankind cannot gain something without first giving something in return. In alchemy, to obtain something, something of equal value must be lost—this is equivalent exchange.
Join hosts Ellen, Kassem, and Kayla as we read through Fullmetal Alchemist by Hiromu Arakawa chapter by chapter, exploring every twist, turn, explosion, transmutation-gone-awry, and moment of connection (and hubris) the series has to offer. Fans old and new will enjoy deep discussion—and a few tangents and laughs along the way.

Teachings that do not speak of pain have no meaning, because humankind cannot gain something without first giving something in return. In alchemy, to obtain something, something of equal value must be lost—this is equivalent exchange. Join hosts Ellen, Kassem, and Kayla as we read through Fullmetal Alchemist by Hiromu Arakawa chapter by chapter, exploring every twist, turn, explosion, transmutation-gone-awry, and moment of connection (and hubris) the series has to offer. Fans old and new will enjoy deep discussion—and a few tangents and laughs along the way.

Equivalent Exchange: A Fullmetal Alchemist Podcast

Not Your Enemy: Speak Out Sessions aims to further connect and uplift other black creators & entrepreneurs through conversation and evoke change in the current social climate.

Not Your Enemy: Speak Out Sessions aims to further connect and uplift other black creators &amp; entrepreneurs through conversation and evoke change in the current social climate.

Not Your Enemy: Speak Out Sessions

Ever wanted to appreciate music on a deeper level? Join Alex and Fernando as they take a deep dive into the depths of classical and jazz music.

The Leading Tone Podcast

Join Georgia, Rasha and Sam as they chat about romance novels and life!

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