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My grampa told me stories on his deathbed about him and my dad that I've never heard before. I wanted to make a catalog of my favorite stories to tell--and then pass it on to my son before I forget them.

Eric Brinker - Stories Told

Our presenters Douglas Kerr, Vanessa Collingridge and guests explore the history, meaning and significance of ideas in contemporary society.
            
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            The whole series of the Big idea is available in our podcast station
            
              Podcast: Weekly update and available after its broadcast. 
            
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            Douglas Kerr
            
            Douglas Kerr is Professor in the School of English at the University of Hong Kong, where he teaches courses in literature and rhetoric. He has lived in Hong Kong since 1979.
            
            He was born and brought up in Scotland, but went to Cambridge University in 1969 to read Modern Languages and English, and then moved on to the University of Warwick, where he studied English and French literary responses to the First World War, leaving with a PhD in Comparative Literature. During this time, a penurious year working in the French National Library in Paris gave him a taste for living some distance from home. He satisfied this taste by moving to Hong Kong, and has been here ever since.
            
            A continuing scholarly interest in the literature of the Great War eventually produced a book on the English war poet Wilfred Owen, and this was published by Oxford University Press in 1993. This was followed by George Orwell, published by Northcote House in their Writers and their Work series. Living first in colonial and then in postcolonial Hong Kong, it is no surprise that he became deeply interested in the way Asia (or the East, or the Orient) was experienced by foreigners, and this became the subject of his next book, Eastern Figures: Orient and Empire in British Writing, published by Hong Kong University Press in 2008.
            
            Like many others, Douglas had first encountered the Sherlock Holmes stories as a child, but it was a lot later that he began working on their author, Arthur Conan Doyle. Though he is best known for his detective fiction, Conan Doyle was a prolific writer in all sorts of genres and subjects, and an important figure in the cultural history of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Douglas's book Conan Doyle: Writing, Profession and Practice, to be published by Oxford University Press in 2013, is a "cultural biography" of Conan Doyle and a study of all his writing.
            
            Douglas is a regular book reviewer for the South China Morning Post, and was on the Board of the Hong Kong International Literary Festival for five years; he still acts as an Advisor to the Festival. Though Hong Kong is a small place and he has been a resident here for more than thirty years, like other professors he still has a tendency to get lost.
            
            
            
            
            
            
        
    


    
        
            
            Vanessa Collingridge
            
            Vanessa graduated from Oxford University in 1990 with a first class honours degree in Geography and started working in television, quickly moving into the field of science, environment and history which remain her passion both on and off screen. Since then, she has been a regular face on all the major UK TV channels (BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5), along with Discovery and The Learning Channel (USA) and The History Channel (worldwide). In Spring 2007, she took over the chair of the long-running weekly series Making History, the flagship history series for BBC Radio 4. Her 4x1hr documentary series, Captain Cook – Obsession and Discovery (2007-8) based on her best-selling book, has now won five major international awards including a Canadian “Gemini” (“Oscar”) for Best History Programme, Australia’s prestigious National Culture Award and the Sydney Morning Herald Readers’ Award for Best History Programme. The series has so far been screened in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, North & South America, North Africa and most of Europe.
            
            A former columnist for the Daily Telegraph, The Scotsman and BBC History magazine, she writes a monthly column for BBC Who Do You Think You Are magazine along with features for the national newspapers, particularly the Daily Mail, Scotsman and Sunday Herald. A reviewer for The Literary Review, her own books include Captain Cook (2002), Boudica (2005) and The Story of Australia (2008) plus multiple chapters for Thames & Hudson’s Seventy Greatest Journeys in History and The Greatest Explorers in History (2010).
            
            Vanessa is currently researching her PhD on the history of cartography of the Great Southern Continent (Antarctica), based at Glasgow University and Cambridge’s Scott Polar Research Institute. She lectures on science, history, geography, presentation skills and the media across the UK, including at Cambridge, Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities, the RGS and the Royal Scottish Geographical Society. She is a Fellow of the RGS and RSGS and co-founder & host of Glasgow’s Café Scientifique to stimulate debate between the scientific community and the general public. She is a regular speaker at Book Festivals including Edinburgh International Book Festival, Cheltenham and Christchurch (New Zealand).
            
            She is director of her own production company, Monster Media Productions, which makes radio and television programmes for broadcast and corporate clients; the company also provides a range of training for media and presentation skills. She moved to Hong Kong in November 2010 with her husband and four young sons from where she continues to write and broadcast, and research her PhD.

Our presenters Douglas Kerr, Vanessa Collingridge and guests explore the history, meaning and significance of ideas in contemporary society. ********************************************************************************* The whole series of the Big idea is available in our podcast station Podcast: Weekly update and available after its broadcast. ********************************************************************************* Douglas Kerr Douglas Kerr is Professor in the School of English at the University of Hong Kong, where he teaches courses in literature and rhetoric. He has lived in Hong Kong since 1979. He was born and brought up in Scotland, but went to Cambridge University in 1969 to read Modern Languages and English, and then moved on to the University of Warwick, where he studied English and French literary responses to the First World War, leaving with a PhD in Comparative Literature. During this time, a penurious year working in the French National Library in Paris gave him a taste for living some distance from home. He satisfied this taste by moving to Hong Kong, and has been here ever since. A continuing scholarly interest in the literature of the Great War eventually produced a book on the English war poet Wilfred Owen, and this was published by Oxford University Press in 1993. This was followed by George Orwell, published by Northcote House in their Writers and their Work series. Living first in colonial and then in postcolonial Hong Kong, it is no surprise that he became deeply interested in the way Asia (or the East, or the Orient) was experienced by foreigners, and this became the subject of his next book, Eastern Figures: Orient and Empire in British Writing, published by Hong Kong University Press in 2008. Like many others, Douglas had first encountered the Sherlock Holmes stories as a child, but it was a lot later that he began working on their author, Arthur Conan Doyle. Though he is best known for his detective fiction, Conan Doyle was a prolific writer in all sorts of genres and subjects, and an important figure in the cultural history of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Douglas's book Conan Doyle: Writing, Profession and Practice, to be published by Oxford University Press in 2013, is a "cultural biography" of Conan Doyle and a study of all his writing. Douglas is a regular book reviewer for the South China Morning Post, and was on the Board of the Hong Kong International Literary Festival for five years; he still acts as an Advisor to the Festival. Though Hong Kong is a small place and he has been a resident here for more than thirty years, like other professors he still has a tendency to get lost. Vanessa Collingridge Vanessa graduated from Oxford University in 1990 with a first class honours degree in Geography and started working in television, quickly moving into the field of science, environment and history which remain her passion both on and off screen. Since then, she has been a regular face on all the major UK TV channels (BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5), along with Discovery and The Learning Channel (USA) and The History Channel (worldwide). In Spring 2007, she took over the chair of the long-running weekly series Making History, the flagship history series for BBC Radio 4. Her 4x1hr documentary series, Captain Cook – Obsession and Discovery (2007-8) based on her best-selling book, has now won five major international awards including a Canadian “Gemini” (“Oscar”) for Best History Programme, Australia’s prestigious National Culture Award and the Sydney Morning Herald Readers’ Award for Best History Programme. The series has so far been screened in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, North & South America, North Africa and most of Europe. A former columnist for the Daily Telegraph, The Scotsman and BBC History magazine, she writes a monthly column for BBC Who Do You Think You Are magazine along with features for the national newspapers, particularly the Daily Mail, Scotsman and Sunday Herald. A reviewer for The Literary Review, her own books include Captain Cook (2002), Boudica (2005) and The Story of Australia (2008) plus multiple chapters for Thames & Hudson’s Seventy Greatest Journeys in History and The Greatest Explorers in History (2010). Vanessa is currently researching her PhD on the history of cartography of the Great Southern Continent (Antarctica), based at Glasgow University and Cambridge’s Scott Polar Research Institute. She lectures on science, history, geography, presentation skills and the media across the UK, including at Cambridge, Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities, the RGS and the Royal Scottish Geographical Society. She is a Fellow of the RGS and RSGS and co-founder & host of Glasgow’s Café Scientifique to stimulate debate between the scientific community and the general public. She is a regular speaker at Book Festivals including Edinburgh International Book Festival, Cheltenham and Christchurch (New Zealand). She is director of her own production company, Monster Media Productions, which makes radio and television programmes for broadcast and corporate clients; the company also provides a range of training for media and presentation skills. She moved to Hong Kong in November 2010 with her husband and four young sons from where she continues to write and broadcast, and research her PhD.

Our presenters Douglas Kerr, Vanessa Collingridge and guests explore the history, meaning and significance of ideas in contemporary society.
            
            *********************************************************************************
            The whole series of the Big idea is available in our podcast station
            
            &nbsp; Podcast: Weekly update and available after its broadcast.&nbsp;
            
            *********************************************************************************
                         
            
            
            
            
            Douglas Kerr
            
            Douglas Kerr is Professor in the School of English at the University of Hong Kong, where he teaches courses in literature and rhetoric. He has lived in Hong Kong since 1979.
            
            He was born and brought up in Scotland, but went to Cambridge University in 1969 to read Modern Languages and English, and then moved on to the University of Warwick, where he studied English and French literary responses to the First World War, leaving with a PhD in Comparative Literature. During this time, a penurious year working in the French National Library in Paris gave him a taste for living some distance from home. He satisfied this taste by moving to Hong Kong, and has been here ever since.
            
            A continuing scholarly interest in the literature of the Great War eventually produced a book on the English war poet Wilfred Owen, and this was published by Oxford University Press in 1993. This was followed by George Orwell, published by Northcote House in their Writers and their Work series. Living first in colonial and then in postcolonial Hong Kong, it is no surprise that he became deeply interested in the way Asia (or the East, or the Orient) was experienced by foreigners, and this became the subject of his next book, Eastern Figures: Orient and Empire in British Writing, published by Hong Kong University Press in 2008.
            
            Like many others, Douglas had first encountered the Sherlock Holmes stories as a child, but it was a lot later that he began working on their author, Arthur Conan Doyle. Though he is best known for his detective fiction, Conan Doyle was a prolific writer in all sorts of genres and subjects, and an important figure in the cultural history of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Douglas's book Conan Doyle: Writing, Profession and Practice, to be published by Oxford University Press in 2013, is a "cultural biography" of Conan Doyle and a study of all his writing.
            
            Douglas is a regular book reviewer for the South China Morning Post, and was on the Board of the Hong Kong International Literary Festival for five years; he still acts as an Advisor to the Festival. Though Hong Kong is a small place and he has been a resident here for more than thirty years, like other professors he still has a tendency to get lost.
            
            
            
            
            
            
        
    


    
        
            
            Vanessa Collingridge
            
            Vanessa graduated from Oxford University in 1990 with a first class honours degree in Geography and started working in television, quickly moving into the field of science, environment and history which remain her passion both on and off screen. Since then, she has been a regular face on all the major UK TV channels (BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5), along with Discovery and The Learning Channel (USA) and The History Channel (worldwide). In Spring 2007, she took over the chair of the long-running weekly series Making History, the flagship history series for BBC Radio 4. Her 4x1hr documentary series, Captain Cook – Obsession and Discovery (2007-8) based on her best-selling book, has now won five major international awards including a Canadian “Gemini” (“Oscar”) for Best History Programme, Australia’s prestigious National Culture Award and the Sydney Morning Herald Readers’ Award for Best History Programme. The series has so far been screened in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, North &amp; South America, North Africa and most of Europe.
            
            A former columnist for the Daily Telegraph, The Scotsman and BBC History magazine, she writes a monthly column for BBC Who Do You Think You Are magazine along with features for the national newspapers, particularly the Daily Mail, Scotsman and Sunday Herald. A reviewer for The Literary Review, her own books include Captain Cook (2002), Boudica (2005) and The Story of Australia (2008) plus multiple chapters for Thames &amp; Hudson’s Seventy Greatest Journeys in History and The Greatest Explorers in History (2010).
            
            Vanessa is currently researching her PhD on the history of cartography of the Great Southern Continent (Antarctica), based at Glasgow University and Cambridge’s Scott Polar Research Institute. She lectures on science, history, geography, presentation skills and the media across the UK, including at Cambridge, Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities, the RGS and the Royal Scottish Geographical Society. She is a Fellow of the RGS and RSGS and co-founder &amp; host of Glasgow’s Café Scientifique to stimulate debate between the scientific community and the general public. She is a regular speaker at Book Festivals including Edinburgh International Book Festival, Cheltenham and Christchurch (New Zealand).
            
            She is director of her own production company, Monster Media Productions, which makes radio and television programmes for broadcast and corporate clients; the company also provides a range of training for media and presentation skills. She moved to Hong Kong in November 2010 with her husband and four young sons from where she continues to write and broadcast, and research her PhD.

The Big Idea

Travel with Jon Swansong across the mysterious Escando Seas as he discovers his destiny aboard an ancient Pirata ship. Swansong is the audiobook in podcast form of the fantasy novel Jon Swansong and the Pirata Isle.

Swansong

Join librarians Alexa and Jenny as we talk books. What we're currently loving, what we're hating, and what we can't wait to read next!

Checked Out: A Virtual Book Club

Hypnotic Stories is your treasure trove of information and examples of spellbinding storytelling, primarily for growth and changework, but appealing to anyone who loves a good story.

Hypnotic Stories with James Hazlerig

For every kind of reader, but especially for fans of audiobooks. Featuring conversations with the authors and narrators of your favourite books, as well as reading round-ups and the odd lighthearted literary game. 

Listening Books is a UK charity that provides audiobooks for those who struggle to read or hold a book due to an illness, disability, learning difficulty or mental health issue. Find out more at www.listening-books.org.uk. Follow @ListeningBooks

For every kind of reader, but especially for fans of audiobooks. Featuring conversations with the authors and narrators of your favourite books, as well as reading round-ups and the odd lighthearted literary game. Listening Books is a UK charity that provides audiobooks for those who struggle to read or hold a book due to an illness, disability, learning difficulty or mental health issue. Find out more at www.listening-books.org.uk. Follow @ListeningBooks

The Listening Books Podcast

Somos un colectivo literario juvenil que busca incentivar la creación de narrativas en los jóvenes.

Vérsame Films

Porque leer me revoluciona la mente. Porque he viajado a todo el mundo a través de las alas de los libros. Por que a los clásicos no solo hay que leerlos, hay que escucharlos. A través de temporadas, seleccionaremos diversos autores clásicos, y leeremos algunos de sus cuentos y relatos cortos y a la vez representativos. Escúchalos en el carro, antes de dormir, en el baño o antes de.... ya lo sabes.

Porque leer me revoluciona la mente.Porque he viajado a todo el mundo a través de las alas de los libros.Por que a los clásicos no solo hay que leerlos, hay que escucharlos.A través de temporadas, seleccionaremos diversos autores clásicos, y leeremos algunos de sus cuentos y relatos cortos y a la vez representativos. Escúchalos en el carro, antes de dormir, en el baño o antes de.... ya lo sabes.

Porque leer me revoluciona la mente. Porque he viajado a todo el mundo a través de las alas de los libros. Por que a los clásicos no solo hay que leerlos, hay que escucharlos. A través de temporadas, seleccionaremos diversos autores clásicos, y leeremos algunos de sus cuentos y relatos cortos y a la vez representativos. Escúchalos en el carro, antes de dormir, en el baño o antes de.... ya lo sabes.

Relatos cortos para mentes raras.

We’re The Jacksway Collective
A podcast featuring old college roommates who now find themselves spread out across the country. 
We reunite once a week to rekindle the thought-provoking and, at times, laugh-out-loud discussions we once had during our glory days. Our laid-back approach to continued learning is an attempt to recapture the many late nights we’d spend together unpacking whatever philosophy or fiction we were reading at the time.
We love to learn and believe the best way to do that is through an engaging dialogue. Grab a beer, sit back, and enjoy listening to us ramble on.

We’re The Jacksway Collective A podcast featuring old college roommates who now find themselves spread out across the country. We reunite once a week to rekindle the thought-provoking and, at times, laugh-out-loud discussions we once had during our glory days. Our laid-back approach to continued learning is an attempt to recapture the many late nights we’d spend together unpacking whatever philosophy or fiction we were reading at the time. We love to learn and believe the best way to do that is through an engaging dialogue. Grab a beer, sit back, and enjoy listening to us ramble on.

The Jacksway Collective: Philosophy & Fiction

Games + book history: what could go wrong? A quartet of book history enthusiasts talk about the subject they love.

Read more about our podcast discussions on our blog: 
https://bookhistorypodcast.home.blog/

Games + book history: what could go wrong? A quartet of book history enthusiasts talk about the subject they love. Read more about our podcast discussions on our blog: https://bookhistorypodcast.home.blog/

Biblio Banter

從小愛聽媽媽說故事的Emma, 總是要求還要說最後一個故事才肯乖乖上床睡覺. 聽著聽著爸爸也想聽媽媽說故事了. 所以就有了這個Podcast. 
Ps. Season 2 有了Ryan 弟弟加入囉！

Enjoy !!!

從小愛聽媽媽說故事的Emma, 總是要求還要說最後一個故事才肯乖乖上床睡覺. 聽著聽著爸爸也想聽媽媽說故事了. 所以就有了這個Podcast. Ps. Season 2 有了Ryan 弟弟加入囉！ Enjoy !!!

The Last Story

Classic lit and classy shit. Each week comedians Sandy Whittem and Samantha De Los Angeles dive into a work of classic literature. Music by Josh Cake. Artwork by Isabelle Koster-Nelson.&nbsp;

Classic lit and classy shit. Each week comedians Sandy Whittem and Samantha De Los Angeles dive into a work of classic literature. Music by Josh Cake. Artwork by Isabelle Koster-Nelson. 

Illiterature

Padre e hija estudian a diario los mejores libros y enseñanzas disponibles y la discuten en una sección de Estudio en Casa,. Cuando termina hacen un Poscast divertido sobre lo que aprendieron, las notas, apuntes y consejos. Si tienes hijos, esta es una buena práctica en familia que te puede ayudar mucho a interactuar y aprender cosas que le servirán para toda la vida. Puedes seguirnos en las redes por medio de yeison-ramirez.com

Padre e hija estudian a diario los mejores libros y enseñanzas disponibles y la discuten en una sección de Estudio en Casa,. Cuando termina hacen un Poscast divertido sobre lo que aprendieron, las notas, apuntes y consejos. Si tienes hijos, esta es una buena práctica en familia que te puede ayudar mucho a interactuar y aprender cosas que le servirán para toda la vida. Puedes seguirnos en las redes por medio de yeison-ramirez.com

Padre e hija estudian a diario los mejores libros y enseñanzas disponibles y la discuten en una sección de Estudio en Casa,. Cuando termina hacen un Poscast divertido sobre lo que aprendieron, las notas, apuntes y consejos. Si tienes hijos, esta es una buena práctica en familia que te puede ayudar mucho a interactuar y aprender cosas que le servirán para toda la vida. Puedes seguirnos en las redes por medio de yeison-ramirez.com

Liderazgo de un niño en la vida adulta

From Istanbul, Turkey, to Austin, Texas in the U.S., two friends talk in letters.

From Istanbul, Turkey, to Austin, Texas in the U.S., two friends talk in letters.

I Have to Tell You: The Letters

Un medico militare, di ritorno dall'Afghanistan, si ritrova in ristrettezze economiche, e decide di cercare un posto dove andare a vivere, che gli costi meno di una stanza d'albergo. Nello stesso tempo, uno strano individuo, che apparentemente sta facendo studi medici non convenzionali, cerca qualcuno con cui dividere un appartamento. Questi due gentiluomini si chiamano dot. John Watson e Sherlock Holmes, e questo incontro darà inizio a moltissime avventure.

Sherlock Holmes - Uno studio in rosso - Audiolibro Completo

Salmon เริ่มต้นจากสำนักพิมพ์​ และเราก็คิดว่า Salmon Podcast ก็ควรนำหนังสือที่มีอยู่อย่างมากมายในตึกบันลือกรุ๊ปแห่งนี้มาทำอะไรสักอย่างจึงเป็นที่มาของ In-Ear Pocketbook หลับตาฟังหนังสือ รายการพอดแคสต์หนังสือเสียงที่ไม่ได้มาอ่านให้ฟังเพียงอย่างเดียว แต่ใส่เสียงเพิ่มทั้งเพลง เสียงแอมเบียนท์ และเสียงโฟลีย์ ให้ได้อรรถรสใหม่ในแบบ ‘In-Ear’

In-Ear Pocketbook

This podcast is a little gift for my beautiful and loving girlfriend 𝙺𝚑𝚒𝚖. I made this raw story reading podcast to help her put to sleep or relieve her stressed or feeling lonely whatever reason she has, she can always listen to this lullabies anytime. I love you so dearly. 

PS: This podcast is a mixture of english and tagalog (my native language). This podcast is raw/unedited so every mistakes, mispronunciations, pauses, laughs, giggles etc. I make is part of the whole podcast content. If you stumbled upon this podcast I hope you enjoy it too. Thank You.

This podcast is a little gift for my beautiful and loving girlfriend 𝙺𝚑𝚒𝚖. I made this raw story reading podcast to help her put to sleep or relieve her stressed or feeling lonely whatever reason she has, she can always listen to this lullabies anytime. I love you so dearly. PS: This podcast is a mixture of english and tagalog (my native language). This podcast is raw/unedited so every mistakes, mispronunciations, pauses, laughs, giggles etc. I make is part of the whole podcast content. If you stumbled upon this podcast I hope you enjoy it too. Thank You.

Her Lullabies

Welcome to the Galactic Book Corner, where all your Star Wars novels and comics thrive! Join Jesús every Tuesday, as he reviews and discusses all the Star Wars novels and comics from the New Disney Canon and old EU (now called Legends) books! Join us every Tuesday to discuss and review every Star Wars Book from the new Canon to Legends!

Galactic Book Corner

Bedtime stories and stories you can listen to on a trip! These story’s are read for enjoyment. These books are all kinds of subjects!

Imagination reads

Talk Of The Town

Hi Friends,I am Dr.Surya,a dentist and by passion i am a narrator.I would like to bring up some of the renowned poems and songs in Tamil literature..and would like to add some motivating words and health related topics in Tamil and English...you can visit my YouTube channel "Dr.Surya's Arivoli" to watch interesting videos.

Arivoli

EVENTually is a Comic book and other things podcast, where we discuss the superhero events we love, the ones you hate, and all the video game, movie, and nerdy cultural Events in between!

EVENTually: A Comic Events Podcast

Learn how to write fiction poems and historical fiction

Fiction writing

This is the first Heart of a Warrior Conversations Podcast! Author Kim Rice Smith, joins Michelle Pierce, Erin Knight, and Jo Rivens around the table at Stable Grounds Coffee Shop in Newport, North Carolina. They ask the question, “ Are We OK?”

Heart of a Warrior Conversations

Leo letras de quienes tienen alma de escritor. El objetivo es impulsar y visibilizar el talento escrito de muchos artistas, especialmente de aquellos que aún no conocemos.

Te Leo

A podcast about Dune for dudes of all kind.

A podcast about Dune for dudes of all kind.

Dune Dudes

Two bookish besties working in the animation industry. Your hosts Laura and Lorin, known collectively as the Lores, talk all things nerdy in entertainment. They discuss books, movies, animated shows, and highlight authors for up and coming or recently released books. They also offer occasional advice podcasts for those looking to break into the animation industry.

Lore Ladies

First Chapter Fridays, a read-aloud of the first chapter of a YA book every Friday to get anyone interested in reading!
What should I read next? Leave me a voicemail with your recs! https://anchor.fm/kate6772/message

First Chapter Fridays, a read-aloud of the first chapter of a YA book every Friday to get anyone interested in reading! What should I read next? Leave me a voicemail with your recs! https://anchor.fm/kate6772/message

Podcast sobre o conto " silêncio" da Clarice Lispector

Silêncio

Join us with Chat YA Up! Shellharbour City Libraries YA podcast, where we read young adult books and then review them for you. A new bookish podcast brought to you by our hosts Gabi and Luke as they converse with guest speakers across a variety of different genres within YA. Chat YA Up! is a fortnightly podcast commencing on Wednesday 25 November.

Chat YA Up!

This new podcast is called “Poets Have Something To Say.” Jeff will interview poets about their craft and what makes poetry relevant in the world we live in. The podcast host says it’s very important to promote the importance of literacy in our society. Jeff is a published poet, the author of a collection entitled “My Heart At Ease” (2022)

Poets Have Something to Say

Daily Literary Podcast of Bookish Facts and Events, hosted by Roxie from RecMeBooks&Stuff and Chaotic Bibliophile.

Daily Literary Podcast of Bookish Facts and Events, hosted by Roxie from RecMeBooks&amp;Stuff and Chaotic Bibliophile.

The Bibliophile Daily

Diğdem ve Berna, iki dost kendi okudukları kitapları sizlere de tanıtmaya, içerikleri hakkında fikir vermeye, kısa bölümler okuyup değerlendirmeye çalışıyor ve soruyor: Gergedanlaştıramadıklarımızdan mısınız? 

Özet geçelim, İyi Gelen Şeyler "Ne Okusam?" serisini gururla sunar. Kitap seçimlerinizde faydalı olmak dileğiyle...

Diğdem ve Berna, iki dost kendi okudukları kitapları sizlere de tanıtmaya, içerikleri hakkında fikir vermeye, kısa bölümler okuyup değerlendirmeye çalışıyor ve soruyor: Gergedanlaştıramadıklarımızdan mısınız? Özet geçelim, İyi Gelen Şeyler "Ne Okusam?" serisini gururla sunar. Kitap seçimlerinizde faydalı olmak dileğiyle...

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Brooke Boney and Linda Marigliano, two of Australia&rsquo;s most connected entertainment tastemakers,&nbsp;tell you what to think about the most important moments in culture this week.
Brooke &amp; Linda&rsquo;s Dream Club is a book club for film, TV, fashion, politics, society and culture, food, literature, gaming, travel, relationships and mental health. From the biggest stories of the week to the ones you need to know about, Brooke &amp; Linda give their authentic insider opinions and tunnel into the deeper issues behind the moments.
For more episodes download the free LiSTNR app.

Brooke Boney and Linda Marigliano, two of Australia’s most connected entertainment tastemakers, tell you what to think about the most important moments in culture this week. Brooke & Linda’s Dream Club is a book club for film, TV, fashion, politics, society and culture, food, literature, gaming, travel, relationships and mental health. From the biggest stories of the week to the ones you need to know about, Brooke & Linda give their authentic insider opinions and tunnel into the deeper issues behind the moments. For more episodes download the free LiSTNR app.

Brooke Boney and Linda Marigliano, two of Australia’s most connected entertainment tastemakers,&nbsp;tell you what to think about the most important moments in culture this week.
Brooke &amp; Linda’s Dream Club is a book club for film, TV, fashion, politics, society and culture, food, literature, gaming, travel, relationships and mental health. From the biggest stories of the week to the ones you need to know about, Brooke &amp; Linda give their authentic insider opinions and tunnel into the deeper issues behind the moments.
For more episodes download the free LiSTNR app.

Brooke & Linda's Dream Club

Evelyn and Tori invite you to read through their favorite books with them! Join them as they make wild predictions and dive into your favorite stories.

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Eric Brinker - Stories Told

The Big Idea

Swansong

Checked Out: A Virtual Book Club

Hypnotic Stories with James Hazlerig

The Listening Books Podcast

Vérsame Films

Relatos cortos para mentes raras.

The Jacksway Collective: Philosophy & Fiction

Biblio Banter

The Last Story

Illiterature

Liderazgo de un niño en la vida adulta

I Have to Tell You: The Letters

Sherlock Holmes - Uno studio in rosso - Audiolibro Completo

In-Ear Pocketbook

Her Lullabies

Galactic Book Corner

Imagination reads

Talk Of The Town

Arivoli

EVENTually: A Comic Events Podcast

Fiction writing

Heart of a Warrior Conversations

Te Leo

Dune Dudes

Lore Ladies

1CF

Silêncio

Chat YA Up!

Poets Have Something to Say

The Bibliophile Daily

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Brooke & Linda's Dream Club

Turn Up The Volumes

Dylan Force Gaming Podcast

Book Chats

Sinistories

Cherry on Top

Ireland's Lore and Tales

The Writers' Block Party Podcast

Charlotte Mason Audiobook

Nanny Cam

Santa Isabel de la Trinidad - Obras Completas

泉Izumi

The Productive Novelist

Read With Me: Shane by Jack Schaefer

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