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The Odyssey is one of the two principal epic poems of ancient Greece, traditionally attributed to Homer. Often viewed as a continuation of the narrative set forth in the Iliad—the other Homeric epic—it holds a vital place in the Western literary canon. While the Iliad is considered the oldest extant work of Western literature, The Odyssey ranks as the second oldest. Scholars generally date its composition to the late 8th century BC, likely in Ionia, the coastal region of Anatolia. The poem centers on the adventures of Odysseus (known as Ulysses in Roman mythology), the king of Ithaca, and his arduous journey home following the fall of Troy. After enduring a ten-year Trojan War, it takes Odysseus another decade to return to Ithaca. During his long absence, many assume that he has perished, leaving his wife Penelope and his son Telemachus to contend with a band of unruly suitors—the Mnesteres or Proci—who vie for Penelope's hand in marriage.  Summary by Audiobook Haven

The Odyssey is one of the two principal epic poems of ancient Greece, traditionally attributed to Homer. Often viewed as a continuation of the narrative set forth in the Iliad—the other Homeric epic—it holds a vital place in the Western literary canon. While the Iliad is considered the oldest extant work of Western literature, The Odyssey ranks as the second oldest. Scholars generally date its composition to the late 8th century BC, likely in Ionia, the coastal region of Anatolia. The poem centers on the adventures of Odysseus (known as Ulysses in Roman mythology), the king of Ithaca, and his arduous journey home following the fall of Troy. After enduring a ten-year Trojan War, it takes Odysseus another decade to return to Ithaca. During his long absence, many assume that he has perished, leaving his wife Penelope and his son Telemachus to contend with a band of unruly suitors—the Mnesteres or Proci—who vie for Penelope's hand in marriage. Summary by Audiobook Haven

The Odyssey is one of the two principal epic poems of ancient Greece, traditionally attributed to Homer. Often viewed as a continuation of the narrative set forth in the Iliad—the other Homeric epic—it holds a vital place in the Western literary canon. While the Iliad is considered the oldest extant work of Western literature, The Odyssey ranks as the second oldest. Scholars generally date its composition to the late 8th century BC, likely in Ionia, the coastal region of Anatolia. The poem centers on the adventures of Odysseus (known as Ulysses in Roman mythology), the king of Ithaca, and his arduous journey home following the fall of Troy. After enduring a ten-year Trojan War, it takes Odysseus another decade to return to Ithaca. During his long absence, many assume that he has perished, leaving his wife Penelope and his son Telemachus to contend with a band of unruly suitors—the Mnesteres or Proci—who vie for Penelope's hand in marriage.&nbsp; Summary by Audiobook Haven

The Odyssey by Homer

hip hop ain't dead cause I'm alive. playing the best hip hop and rare grooves (your ears love DJ BIG STERN)

Stern Maat Bey Podcast

The following Tales are meant to be submitted to the young reader as an introduction to the study of Shakespeare, for which purpose his words are used whenever it seemed possible to bring them in; and in whatever has been added to give them the regular form of a connected story, diligent care has been taken to select such words as might least interrupt the effect of the beautiful English tongue in which he wrote: therefore, words introduced into our language since his time have been as far as possible avoided. (from the Author's Preface)

Tales from Shakespeare by Charles Lamb (1775 - 1834) and  Mary Lamb (1764 - 1847)

Behind The Mic podcast features our in-house Directors chatting with Authors, Actors and the Crew about the GraphicAudio series and titles.

GraphicAudio - Behind The Mic

the audio version of the "abovegroundtesting" ezine.

Paul's podcast

In this world of modern day spying, Joseph Conrad's spy story, The Secret Agent, is very pertinent. It deals with the over reaching influence of politics in everyday life, the sordid underbelly that lies beneath our civilization's sophisticated veneer, the strange persuasive power of anarchy, unbridled capitalism and its tragic consequences and the scourge of terrorism, exploitation and espionage.

In an uncannily prophetic plot, The Secret Agent portrays a sinister scheme to bomb the famous Greenwich Observatory in London. Mr. Adolf Verloc is a lazy, indolent shopkeeper (who had “an air of having wallowed all day fully dressed in an unmade bed”) and owns a tiny establishment in a dingy back street in Soho. The store which sells a variety of merchandise, including “dirty pictures” contraceptives, patent medicines, cheap stationery and the like is merely a front for his real activities. He and his group of shady friends are anarchists who seek to destroy the established government in England. They also secretly print subversive literature and circulate it surreptitiously throughout the country. The police have their suspicions but are yet to get clinching evidence. Verloc is challenged by a high-ranking official of a foreign embassy to prove his commitment to the cause. Verloc's family members who are completely unaware of his duplicity, are tragically drawn into the situation, as the bomb explosion has a far reaching impact on innocent people.

Joseph Conrad, or Jozef Teodor Korzeniowski, was granted English citizenship in 1886 after he sought asylum. The injustices and atrocities in pre-Revolution Russia had made his family move several times across different countries. His father was imprisoned and the family was later exiled to the bitterly cold Volgoda in Northern Russia. Jozef's father died of tuberculosis contracted in the harsh conditions. Jozef too suffered bad health and was a poor student. His uncle and guardian finally suggested that he seek naturalization in the United States or the UK. He joined the merchant navy but resigned at the age of 36 following a health breakdown. In 1895 he published Almayer's Folly under the name Joseph Conrad, and it marked the debut of a gifted, sensitive and deeply humane writer and a teller of wonderfully exotic, romantic tales of faraway lands. The Secret Agent marks a departure from Conrad's nautical novels, but retains the unique “foreign” flavor that characterizes Conrad's writing.

Conrad's works are also characterized by his deeply moral outlook, ethical views and his gift for creating highly readable, memorable fiction. The Secret Agent is indeed a gripping and interesting read.

In this world of modern day spying, Joseph Conrad's spy story, The Secret Agent, is very pertinent. It deals with the over reaching influence of politics in everyday life, the sordid underbelly that lies beneath our civilization's sophisticated veneer, the strange persuasive power of anarchy, unbridled capitalism and its tragic consequences and the scourge of terrorism, exploitation and espionage. In an uncannily prophetic plot, The Secret Agent portrays a sinister scheme to bomb the famous Greenwich Observatory in London. Mr. Adolf Verloc is a lazy, indolent shopkeeper (who had “an air of having wallowed all day fully dressed in an unmade bed”) and owns a tiny establishment in a dingy back street in Soho. The store which sells a variety of merchandise, including “dirty pictures” contraceptives, patent medicines, cheap stationery and the like is merely a front for his real activities. He and his group of shady friends are anarchists who seek to destroy the established government in England. They also secretly print subversive literature and circulate it surreptitiously throughout the country. The police have their suspicions but are yet to get clinching evidence. Verloc is challenged by a high-ranking official of a foreign embassy to prove his commitment to the cause. Verloc's family members who are completely unaware of his duplicity, are tragically drawn into the situation, as the bomb explosion has a far reaching impact on innocent people. Joseph Conrad, or Jozef Teodor Korzeniowski, was granted English citizenship in 1886 after he sought asylum. The injustices and atrocities in pre-Revolution Russia had made his family move several times across different countries. His father was imprisoned and the family was later exiled to the bitterly cold Volgoda in Northern Russia. Jozef's father died of tuberculosis contracted in the harsh conditions. Jozef too suffered bad health and was a poor student. His uncle and guardian finally suggested that he seek naturalization in the United States or the UK. He joined the merchant navy but resigned at the age of 36 following a health breakdown. In 1895 he published Almayer's Folly under the name Joseph Conrad, and it marked the debut of a gifted, sensitive and deeply humane writer and a teller of wonderfully exotic, romantic tales of faraway lands. The Secret Agent marks a departure from Conrad's nautical novels, but retains the unique “foreign” flavor that characterizes Conrad's writing. Conrad's works are also characterized by his deeply moral outlook, ethical views and his gift for creating highly readable, memorable fiction. The Secret Agent is indeed a gripping and interesting read.

The Secret Agent by Joseph Conrad

CITY SLANG is a weekly radio show and podcast featuring killer tunes and actually good interviews with your favourite bands!

Produced and hosted by Emmanuel Sayer and Travis Boisvenue.

CITY SLANG is a weekly radio show and podcast featuring killer tunes and actually good interviews with your favourite bands! Produced and hosted by Emmanuel Sayer and Travis Boisvenue.

CITY SLANG

In the six volumes of the Library of the World's Best Mystery and Detective Stories, Julian Hawthorne presents us thrilling and mysterious short stories from all corners of the world. Some of the stories appeared in this collection for the first time translated into English, and many of them come from unexpected sources, such as the letters of Pliny the Younger, or a Tibetan manuscript. In the third volume, we find stories written by English and Irish authors. (Summary by Leni)

Library of the World's Best Mystery and Detective Stories, Volume 3 by Various

Part One of Edgar Rice Burroughs’s Mars-Series. Easy, swank, pulp read about an omnipotent gentleman teleported to Mars, finding an outlandish society of ape-, tree- and lizardmen, red-, white-, yellowmen, brains on legs, strange bastions and curious apparatuses, where the strongest survives and women are needy beauties to be saved. How can something be so platitudinous and at the same time so imaginative and enthralling? Boys’ book for sure. (Summary by Stephan)

Princess of Mars, A by Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875 - 1950)

Specializing in anthropomorphic speculative fiction

Independent Claws

This is one of the greatest devotional books of the Christian faith, inspiring thousands to a closer walk with their Lord. John Wesley was a close associate of Mr. Law and was influenced by this very book to some of his great work in England, and America too. William Law uses fictional characters to illustrate what true devotion is, and what it is not. This makes for a very interesting reading experience. Every Christian will find themselves challenged to a closer scrutiny of their lives after reading this book, and will, I believe, be inspired to a personal revival of their consecration and dedication to God. (Summary by Robert Hoffman)

This is one of the greatest devotional books of the Christian faith, inspiring thousands to a closer walk with their Lord. John Wesley was a close associate of Mr. Law and was influenced by this very book to some of his great work in England, and America too.William Law uses fictional characters to illustrate what true devotion is, and what it is not. This makes for a very interesting reading experience. Every Christian will find themselves challenged to a closer scrutiny of their lives after reading this book, and will, I believe, be inspired to a personal revival of their consecration and dedication to God. (Summary by Robert Hoffman)

This is one of the greatest devotional books of the Christian faith, inspiring thousands to a closer walk with their Lord. John Wesley was a close associate of Mr. Law and was influenced by this very book to some of his great work in England, and America too. William Law uses fictional characters to illustrate what true devotion is, and what it is not. This makes for a very interesting reading experience. Every Christian will find themselves challenged to a closer scrutiny of their lives after reading this book, and will, I believe, be inspired to a personal revival of their consecration and dedication to God. (Summary by Robert Hoffman)

Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life, A by William Law (1686 - 1761)

How to live on 5 cents a day! How to survive financial ruin without losing your house! How to keep to a bare bones budget and still have money left over to buy books! Tough questions! They were tough questions even in the 1870’s, when Sarah Elizabeth Harper Monmouth penned her quirky memoir, the subtitle of which was “How a Lady, Having Lost a Sufficient Income from Government Bonds by Misplaced Confidence, Reduced to a Little Homestead Whose Entire Income is But $40.00 per Annum, Resolved to Hold It, Incurring no Debts and Live Within it. How She has Lived for Three Years and Still Lives on Half a Dime a Day.” Sarah Elizabeth (‘Lizzie‘) Monmouth, born in 1829, was a Civil War widow, living on a run-down small farm in New Hampshire, when her investments imploded. She awoke one morning to find herself poor--an old roof above her, “dearer than life,” but “not a dollar of money left.” For months she was “paralyzed with cold, clammy terror . . . stunned and knew not what to do.” Then her “mind stepped to the front with a bold standard displayed.” She said to herself “Understand, once for all, that I rule and make your plans accordingly.” She devised (and stuck to) a YEARLY budget, which consisted of $17 for food, $13 for fuel, and $10 for reading! How she managed this makes sometimes harrowing, sometimes amazing, and always fascinating reading. Food: “a pound of oatmeal cooked on Monday would serve for a dessert through the week.” Shoes: “I took the soles of worn-out rubbers, lined them with flannel, and laced them on my feet as sandals.” Books and magazines were the sole exceptions to her parsimony. “My mind . . . is the humored child. Reading is my salvation from total wreck . . . My one solace and relief in darkest time.” In very cold spells, she would save firewood by crawling into bed with mittens on her hands to “read a while, and when the room became too cold for this, cover all up and think over what I had read. This saved me in a degree from enervating myself further by fruitless poring over poverty and privations.” Lizzie Monmouth’s tale will make you stop and count your blessings... How Lizzie Monmouth surmounted her poverty is an equally fascinating tale. She had an artistic bent and a knack for creating folk art from found materials. Working primarily with donated wallpaper sample books and tissue paper, she filled her home and a nearby church with floral garlands and elaborate paper mosaics featuring homilies and bible sayings. Visitors started coming to see her decorations, which an 1879 correspondent to the New York Times said “produce an effect strange, curious, and wonderfully artistic and beautiful.” Lizzie began charging for home tours and selling picture postcards and pamphlets. The enterprising Mrs. Monmouth said of her new livelihood: “I have honestly endeavored to get a ‘show’ worth a dime.” (Summary by Sue Anderson) The reader thanks the volunteer staff of the New Hampshire Historical Society for help in researching Lizzie Monmouth’s life.

How to live on 5 cents a day! How to survive financial ruin without losing your house! How to keep to a bare bones budget and still have money left over to buy books! Tough questions! They were tough questions even in the 1870’s, when Sarah Elizabeth Harper Monmouth penned her quirky memoir, the subtitle of which was “How a Lady, Having Lost a Sufficient Income from Government Bonds by Misplaced Confidence, Reduced to a Little Homestead Whose Entire Income is But $40.00 per Annum, Resolved to Hold It, Incurring no Debts and Live Within it. How She has Lived for Three Years and Still Lives on Half a Dime a Day.” Sarah Elizabeth (‘Lizzie‘) Monmouth, born in 1829, was a Civil War widow, living on a run-down small farm in New Hampshire, when her investments imploded. She awoke one morning to find herself poor--an old roof above her, “dearer than life,” but “not a dollar of money left.” For months she was “paralyzed with cold, clammy terror . . . stunned and knew not what to do.” Then her “mind stepped to the front with a bold standard displayed.” She said to herself “Understand, once for all, that I rule and make your plans accordingly.” She devised (and stuck to) a YEARLY budget, which consisted of $17 for food, $13 for fuel, and $10 for reading! How she managed this makes sometimes harrowing, sometimes amazing, and always fascinating reading. Food: “a pound of oatmeal cooked on Monday would serve for a dessert through the week.” Shoes: “I took the soles of worn-out rubbers, lined them with flannel, and laced them on my feet as sandals.” Books and magazines were the sole exceptions to her parsimony. “My mind . . . is the humored child. Reading is my salvation from total wreck . . . My one solace and relief in darkest time.” In very cold spells, she would save firewood by crawling into bed with mittens on her hands to “read a while, and when the room became too cold for this, cover all up and think over what I had read. This saved me in a degree from enervating myself further by fruitless poring over poverty and privations.” Lizzie Monmouth’s tale will make you stop and count your blessings... How Lizzie Monmouth surmounted her poverty is an equally fascinating tale. She had an artistic bent and a knack for creating folk art from found materials. Working primarily with donated wallpaper sample books and tissue paper, she filled her home and a nearby church with floral garlands and elaborate paper mosaics featuring homilies and bible sayings. Visitors started coming to see her decorations, which an 1879 correspondent to the New York Times said “produce an effect strange, curious, and wonderfully artistic and beautiful.” Lizzie began charging for home tours and selling picture postcards and pamphlets. The enterprising Mrs. Monmouth said of her new livelihood: “I have honestly endeavored to get a ‘show’ worth a dime.” (Summary by Sue Anderson)The reader thanks the volunteer staff of the New Hampshire Historical Society for help in researching Lizzie Monmouth’s life.

How to live on 5 cents a day! How to survive financial ruin without losing your house! How to keep to a bare bones budget and still have money left over to buy books! Tough questions! They were tough questions even in the 1870’s, when Sarah Elizabeth Harper Monmouth penned her quirky memoir, the subtitle of which was “How a Lady, Having Lost a Sufficient Income from Government Bonds by Misplaced Confidence, Reduced to a Little Homestead Whose Entire Income is But $40.00 per Annum, Resolved to Hold It, Incurring no Debts and Live Within it. How She has Lived for Three Years and Still Lives on Half a Dime a Day.” Sarah Elizabeth (‘Lizzie‘) Monmouth, born in 1829, was a Civil War widow, living on a run-down small farm in New Hampshire, when her investments imploded. She awoke one morning to find herself poor--an old roof above her, “dearer than life,” but “not a dollar of money left.” For months she was “paralyzed with cold, clammy terror . . . stunned and knew not what to do.” Then her “mind stepped to the front with a bold standard displayed.” She said to herself “Understand, once for all, that I rule and make your plans accordingly.” She devised (and stuck to) a YEARLY budget, which consisted of $17 for food, $13 for fuel, and $10 for reading! How she managed this makes sometimes harrowing, sometimes amazing, and always fascinating reading. Food: “a pound of oatmeal cooked on Monday would serve for a dessert through the week.” Shoes: “I took the soles of worn-out rubbers, lined them with flannel, and laced them on my feet as sandals.” Books and magazines were the sole exceptions to her parsimony. “My mind . . . is the humored child. Reading is my salvation from total wreck . . . My one solace and relief in darkest time.” In very cold spells, she would save firewood by crawling into bed with mittens on her hands to “read a while, and when the room became too cold for this, cover all up and think over what I had read. This saved me in a degree from enervating myself further by fruitless poring over poverty and privations.” Lizzie Monmouth’s tale will make you stop and count your blessings... How Lizzie Monmouth surmounted her poverty is an equally fascinating tale. She had an artistic bent and a knack for creating folk art from found materials. Working primarily with donated wallpaper sample books and tissue paper, she filled her home and a nearby church with floral garlands and elaborate paper mosaics featuring homilies and bible sayings. Visitors started coming to see her decorations, which an 1879 correspondent to the New York Times said “produce an effect strange, curious, and wonderfully artistic and beautiful.” Lizzie began charging for home tours and selling picture postcards and pamphlets. The enterprising Mrs. Monmouth said of her new livelihood: “I have honestly endeavored to get a ‘show’ worth a dime.” (Summary by Sue Anderson) The reader thanks the volunteer staff of the New Hampshire Historical Society for help in researching Lizzie Monmouth’s life.

Living on Half a Dime a Day by Sarah Elizabeth Harper Monmouth (1829 - 1887)

On The Edge

A biweekly show where we talk about a short story or book we read over the weekend. Come read with us!

Weekend Reads Podcast

Enjoy the artful arrangement of words with this collection of poetry from new poets to world-renowned authors, including poetry discussions and author interviews and readings.

Poetry (Audio)

Just a few creatives who sit down and review underrated classics of science fiction, fantasy, horror, sequential art, film, history, and various other odds and ends.

Mirror Zone Media

This podcast features authors of romance and erotica, talking about their books and the books they love. Episodes are released on the first Saturday of every month. Support this podcast on Patreon for a minimum of $5/month and you'll get a free ebook every month -- find out more at patreon.com/deepdesirespodcast

Deep Desires Podcast

K-Live er det aktuelle program, hvor du får det vigtigste fra kulturens verden, og den verden kulturen former. K-Live åbner kulturen op med hjerne og hjerte og dykker ned i de nyeste tendenser med begejstring, indsigt og en kritisk tilgang.

K-Live

Første række er kulturprogrammet, der går helt tæt på de fænomener og tendenser, der former os lige nu. Sammen med begavede gæster sætter værterne Ane Cortzen og Gustav Hagild sig på første række og gør sig umage for at grave overraskende og skæve historier frem fra nyhedsbilledet, så du kan få perspektiver og overblik. Første række er stedet, hvor kulturen bliver til samtale.

Første række

Великолепная подборка рок-баллад от Александры Ромашовой. Музыка, подобранная с особым вкусом, яркие рок-композиции, создающие настроение и оставляющие впечатление надолго! Программы записаны в рамках разных проектов радиостанции, в частности на радио «Фонтанка FM» и Imagine Radio 
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#баллады #вашилюбимыерокбаллады #рокбаллады #александраромашова #motoradio

Великолепная подборка рок-баллад от Александры Ромашовой. Музыка, подобранная с особым вкусом, яркие рок-композиции, создающие настроение и оставляющие впечатление надолго! Программы записаны в рамках разных проектов радиостанции, в частности на радио «Фонтанка FM» и Imagine Radio 🎧 👉 Cлушать в приложениях: https://podcast.ru/1286723374 🎧 👉 Подписаться: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1286723374 #баллады #вашилюбимыерокбаллады #рокбаллады #александраромашова #motoradio

Великолепная подборка рок-баллад от Александры Ромашовой. Музыка, подобранная с особым вкусом, яркие рок-композиции, создающие настроение и оставляющие впечатление надолго! Программы записаны в рамках разных проектов радиостанции, в частности на радио «Фонтанка FM» и Imagine Radio 
🎧 👉 Cлушать в приложениях: https://podcast.ru/1286723374 
🎧 👉 Подписаться: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1286723374 
#баллады #вашилюбимыерокбаллады #рокбаллады #александраромашова #motoradio

НАШИ ЛЮБИМЫЕ РОК-БАЛЛАДЫ

Naxos: Esto es música clásica es un podcast con comentarios en español, sobre novedades, grabaciones y entrevistas a músicos y artistas dentro del ámbito de la música clásica.

Naxos: Esto es música clásica

Este es un podcast literario en el que cada capítulo elegimos una temática, tres libros y los comentamos. Florencia Puddington, Magalí Habermann y Yamid Zuluaga conducen Contratapas Podcast.

Contratapas Podcast

Welkom bij De Monica Geuze Fanpodcast! Wij – Doortje Smithuijsen en Lena Bril– zijn allebei filosoof, beste vrienden én fan van Monica Geuze. Samen onderzoeken we hoe het is om te leven in tijden van sociale media. Soms aan de hand van Monica's vlogs, soms met gasten als Gotu Jim en Lize Korpershoek, en soms nerdie met z'n tweeën en een stapel boeken. Vragen of suggesties? Stuur ons een dm @monicageuzefanpodcast. De muziek in deze podcast is van <a href="https://www.iksonmusic.com/" target="_blank">Ikson</a>.

Welkom bij De Monica Geuze Fanpodcast! Wij – Doortje Smithuijsen en Lena Bril– zijn allebei filosoof, beste vrienden én fan van Monica Geuze. Samen onderzoeken we hoe het is om te leven in tijden van sociale media. Soms aan de hand van Monica's vlogs, soms met gasten als Gotu Jim en Lize Korpershoek, en soms nerdie met z'n tweeën en een stapel boeken. Vragen of suggesties? Stuur ons een dm @monicageuzefanpodcast. De muziek in deze podcast is van Ikson.

Welkom bij De Monica Geuze Fanpodcast! Wij – Doortje Smithuijsen en Lena Bril– zijn allebei filosoof, beste vrienden én fan van Monica Geuze. Samen onderzoeken we hoe het is om te leven in tijden van sociale media. Soms aan de hand van Monica's vlogs, soms met gasten als Gotu Jim en Lize Korpershoek, en soms nerdie met z'n tweeën en een stapel boeken. Vragen of suggesties? Stuur ons een dm @monicageuzefanpodcast. De muziek in deze podcast is van <a href="https://www.iksonmusic.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Ikson</a>.

Monica Geuze Fanpodcast

Lantern Light is an artist collective, publication, and promotional platform focused on shining light on the talented artists of our hometown of New Orleans, Louisiana and beyond. Come be inspired by the many different artists, musicians, and professionals we are lucky enough to interview.

Lantern Light

This Podcast will primarily focus on getting to know upcoming Creatives and Artists

Miami Nights

Aspen Art Museum

Welcome to On A High, a show about the intersection of cannabis design, culture and lifestyle.

On A High is produced and distributed by Business of Cannabis the award-winning media company that provides insight into the companies, brands, people and trends driving the global cannabis industry.  Find out more about Business of Cannabis at businessofcannabis.ca.

Welcome to On A High, a show about the intersection of cannabis design, culture and lifestyle. On A High is produced and distributed by Business of Cannabis the award-winning media company that provides insight into the companies, brands, people and trends driving the global cannabis industry. Find out more about Business of Cannabis at businessofcannabis.ca.

On A High

Hi Everyone
Welcome to the Cape Cod Writers’ Studio Live Podcast.
Change of pace for this Holiday Season. This time we offer books written by the founder of the Studio, Sharon D. Anderson. Three books written about her favorite subject, ANGELS and HEAVEN and how they help us grant wishes.   
Our e-mail address is: sdanderson.conversations@gmail.com and our website: www.capecodwritersstudio.com   
Drop us a line.
Stay tuned....

Hi Everyone Welcome to the Cape Cod Writers’ Studio Live Podcast. Change of pace for this Holiday Season. This time we offer books written by the founder of the Studio, Sharon D. Anderson. Three books written about her favorite subject, ANGELS and HEAVEN and how they help us grant wishes. Our e-mail address is: sdanderson.conversations@gmail.com and our website: www.capecodwritersstudio.com Drop us a line. Stay tuned....

Live from the Cape Cod Writers' Studio Holiday Stories

Literatura latinoamericana y no tanto, interpretada por Matías de Stéfano Barbero.

Radiocuentos

Tasarım, reklam ve yaratıcılık alanında rock star olmuş profesyoneller canlı yayınlarımıza katılıyor; ilham veren kariyer yolculuklarını, hatalarını, dönüm noktalarını ve sektöre dair içgörülerini bizimle paylaşıyor.

Grup üyelerimiz merak ettikleri her şeyi soruyor, biz ise samimi ve dürüst sohbetlerle yanıtlıyoruz.
Eğer yaratıcı endüstride yolunu arayan, işini bir üst seviyeye taşımak isteyen ya da sadece ilham peşinde koşan biriysen — burada anlatılanlar sana iyi gelecek.

Tasarım, reklam ve yaratıcılık alanında rock star olmuş profesyoneller canlı yayınlarımıza katılıyor; ilham veren kariyer yolculuklarını, hatalarını, dönüm noktalarını ve sektöre dair içgörülerini bizimle paylaşıyor. Grup üyelerimiz merak ettikleri her şeyi soruyor, biz ise samimi ve dürüst sohbetlerle yanıtlıyoruz. Eğer yaratıcı endüstride yolunu arayan, işini bir üst seviyeye taşımak isteyen ya da sadece ilham peşinde koşan biriysen — burada anlatılanlar sana iyi gelecek.

DesignGost

The Adam Bomb

ニュージーランドの原生林に守られた静寂の湖。その畔で、サステナブルな自給自足ライフを営む作家・四角大輔が〈noisy〉な世界へ放つ――正解・正論・正義を求めない、オルタナティブなモノローグ。
〈‪さまざまな雑音＝noise〉に乱され、自分を見失いがちな日々。あなたが〈心の静寂＝noiseless‬ world〉を取り戻せるよう――野鳥の声、水の音、樹々を揺らす風――自然界が奏でる歌と共に語りかけます。【スロウな不定期更新】

music by sinra*。
（*テクノアーティスト liff、ピアニスト 高田拓明、自然音とディレクションを担うDaisuke YOSUMIによる音楽ユニット）

ニュージーランドの原生林に守られた静寂の湖。その畔で、サステナブルな自給自足ライフを営む作家・四角大輔が〈noisy〉な世界へ放つ――正解・正論・正義を求めない、オルタナティブなモノローグ。 〈‪さまざまな雑音＝noise〉に乱され、自分を見失いがちな日々。あなたが〈心の静寂＝noiseless‬ world〉を取り戻せるよう――野鳥の声、水の音、樹々を揺らす風――自然界が奏でる歌と共に語りかけます。【スロウな不定期更新】 music by sinra*。 （*テクノアーティスト liff、ピアニスト 高田拓明、自然音とディレクションを担うDaisuke YOSUMIによる音楽ユニット）

noiseless world - Japanese

🎙️ Bienvenue dans Les Mots Raturés, le podcast qui parle sans filtre d’écriture, d’édition et de promotion de romans.
Tu rêves d’écrire un roman mais tu n’arrives pas à dépasser le chapitre 5 ?
Tu veux enfin comprendre comment fonctionne le monde de l’édition (sans jargon indigeste) ?
Tu te demandes comment parler de ton livre en ligne sans avoir l’impression de faire du télé-achat ?
Alors tu es au bon endroit.
👉 Ici, on démystifie le monde du livre.
Chaque semaine, je partage avec toi mes astuces d’autrice publiée (et parfois un peu cabossée par l’expérience 😅) pour t’aider à aller au bout de ton manuscrit, trouver tes lecteurs et faire briller ton roman.
Au programme :
Des interviews d’écrivains et d’éditeurs (Christelle Dabos, Victor Dixen, Samantha Bailly et bien d’autres…) qui livrent leurs secrets sans langue de bois.
Des conseils pratiques sur l’écriture, la réécriture, l’édition et la communication de ton livre.
Des retours d’expérience sincères : je te raconte mes réussites, mais aussi mes ratures.
Je suis Margot Dessenne, autrice de la saga Absolu (numéro 1 des ventes jeunesse à sa sortie) et fondatrice de Les Mots Raturés Académie, où des écrivains et pros de l’édition viennent transmettre leurs méthodes dans des masterclass en ligne.
Que tu veuilles finir ton premier jet, publier ton roman ou le promouvoir auprès de tes futurs lecteurs, ce podcast est ton allié pour transformer ton rêve d’écriture en réalité.
Si tu aimes les podcasts comme La Grande Librairie, Devenir Écrivain, Liste de lecture, Le Book Club, Torchon, La Bibliothèque des Ados, Livres Laugh Love, Comfydences ou Au bonheur des livres, ce podcast d'écriture devrait te plaire !
Les Mots Raturés, c'est le podcast écouter des interviews d'auteurs et tout comprendre de l'édition pour soi-même, un jour, devenir écrivain.
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

🎙️ Bienvenue dans Les Mots Raturés, le podcast qui parle sans filtre d’écriture, d’édition et de promotion de romans. Tu rêves d’écrire un roman mais tu n’arrives pas à dépasser le chapitre 5 ? Tu veux enfin comprendre comment fonctionne le monde de l’édition (sans jargon indigeste) ? Tu te demandes comment parler de ton livre en ligne sans avoir l’impression de faire du télé-achat ? Alors tu es au bon endroit. 👉 Ici, on démystifie le monde du livre. Chaque semaine, je partage avec toi mes astuces d’autrice publiée (et parfois un peu cabossée par l’expérience 😅) pour t’aider à aller au bout de ton manuscrit, trouver tes lecteurs et faire briller ton roman. Au programme : Des interviews d’écrivains et d’éditeurs (Christelle Dabos, Victor Dixen, Samantha Bailly et bien d’autres…) qui livrent leurs secrets sans langue de bois. Des conseils pratiques sur l’écriture, la réécriture, l’édition et la communication de ton livre. Des retours d’expérience sincères : je te raconte mes réussites, mais aussi mes ratures. Je suis Margot Dessenne, autrice de la saga Absolu (numéro 1 des ventes jeunesse à sa sortie) et fondatrice de Les Mots Raturés Académie, où des écrivains et pros de l’édition viennent transmettre leurs méthodes dans des masterclass en ligne. Que tu veuilles finir ton premier jet, publier ton roman ou le promouvoir auprès de tes futurs lecteurs, ce podcast est ton allié pour transformer ton rêve d’écriture en réalité. Si tu aimes les podcasts comme La Grande Librairie, Devenir Écrivain, Liste de lecture, Le Book Club, Torchon, La Bibliothèque des Ados, Livres Laugh Love, Comfydences ou Au bonheur des livres, ce podcast d'écriture devrait te plaire ! Les Mots Raturés, c'est le podcast écouter des interviews d'auteurs et tout comprendre de l'édition pour soi-même, un jour, devenir écrivain. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Les Mots Raturés - Podcast d'écriture, interviews d'écrivains et d'éditeurs, conseils pour écrire, publier et promouvoir votre roman

ARCHIVED. Join your host as she takes you through the history of music and different types of instruments, interview experts and share their own thoughts on the subject.

Modern Musical Origins

A sceptic. A paranoiac. A criminal. A migrant. A hostage. Minola Theatre presents BEGOTTEN, a five-part audio drama by award-winning playwright Bianca Butler Reynolds. Join us each week as we meet five generations of women: Alice, Eileen, Clea, Hazel and Laoise. Hear a century of their stories, encompassing grief, war, sanity, loss and revenge. Listen as they grapple with powerful questions about heredity, and what is passed down family lines. Are we doomed to make the same mistakes our parents did? Can we heal a wound that is generations old? How much do the secrets of the past haunt us in the present? Stage Whispers calls BEGOTTEN “a fascinating tapestry” with “superb sound design” and “visual images that sing”. Audiences praise it as “emotional”, “raw”, “powerful”, “spellbinding” and “heart touching”. Listen each week wherever you get your podcasts, or download the full drama on demand from minolatheatre.com.au/begotten. Written and performed by Bianca Butler Reynolds Directed by Kat Dekker Post-production sound design by Siobhan Finniss Podcast hosted by That’s Not Canon Productions <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.

A sceptic. A paranoiac. A criminal. A migrant. A hostage. Minola Theatre presents BEGOTTEN, a five-part audio drama by award-winning playwright Bianca Butler Reynolds. Join us each week as we meet five generations of women: Alice, Eileen, Clea, Hazel and Laoise. Hear a century of their stories, encompassing grief, war, sanity, loss and revenge. Listen as they grapple with powerful questions about heredity, and what is passed down family lines. Are we doomed to make the same mistakes our parents did? Can we heal a wound that is generations old? How much do the secrets of the past haunt us in the present? Stage Whispers calls BEGOTTEN “a fascinating tapestry” with “superb sound design” and “visual images that sing”. Audiences praise it as “emotional”, “raw”, “powerful”, “spellbinding” and “heart touching”. Listen each week wherever you get your podcasts, or download the full drama on demand from minolatheatre.com.au/begotten. Written and performed by Bianca Butler Reynolds Directed by Kat Dekker Post-production sound design by Siobhan Finniss Podcast hosted by That’s Not Canon Productions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A sceptic. A paranoiac. A criminal. A migrant. A hostage. Minola Theatre presents BEGOTTEN, a five-part audio drama by award-winning playwright Bianca Butler Reynolds. Join us each week as we meet five generations of women: Alice, Eileen, Clea, Hazel and Laoise. Hear a century of their stories, encompassing grief, war, sanity, loss and revenge. Listen as they grapple with powerful questions about heredity, and what is passed down family lines. Are we doomed to make the same mistakes our parents did? Can we heal a wound that is generations old? How much do the secrets of the past haunt us in the present? Stage Whispers calls BEGOTTEN “a fascinating tapestry” with “superb sound design” and “visual images that sing”. Audiences praise it as “emotional”, “raw”, “powerful”, “spellbinding” and “heart touching”. Listen each week wherever you get your podcasts, or download the full drama on demand from minolatheatre.com.au/begotten. Written and performed by Bianca Butler Reynolds Directed by Kat Dekker Post-production sound design by Siobhan Finniss Podcast hosted by That’s Not Canon Productions Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Begotten

How does place affect the music we make? How does music affect the way we perceive our relationships with the world around us? Join me as I interview composers and examine the philosophy of place in an attempt to answer some of these thought-provoking questions.

Ears to the Earth

The book club you've always wanted to be a part of with Steve, Chip, &amp; Professor Pam

The book club you've always wanted to be a part of with Steve, Chip, & Professor Pam

The book club you've always wanted to be a part of with&nbsp;Steve, Chip, &amp; Professor Pam

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noiseless world - Japanese

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