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Drama Movie Channel will inspire you, make you cry, and thrill you with action and adventure. Drama from the most productive years in Hollywood from the 1930s-1950s.

Duke Beers: Golden Age Movies 1945-49

Sam Crowe has always had the worst of luck, but in his ever-optimistic view of the world, heads to Boston to pursue a lifelong dream. Along the way to his dreams, he meets Aaron Bazil, a painter who's been pretty lucky with his career so far, but with it came a cynical view of the world. Together, they change each other for the better and... worse.

Unlucky Charm

Podcast ដែលវែកញែកពីរឿងបុរាណចិន សាមកុក ឬនគរទាំងបី

វិភាគរឿងសាមកុក

گفتم صبر کن؛ بمان؛ صبر نکرد و رفت. چراغ زرد

cheraghezard | چراغ زرد

Join me, Tim Adkins, as I investigate my brother's mysterious death in a town where secrets die with the dead, and "dead" is a misnomer. Ten episodes. One terrifying story. This is season one of the new horror fiction anthology series "Good Bones"

Good Bones

Original short stories by award-winning short fiction writers. Sample from over 25 short stories! Many stories are found in the eBook -- "A Physicist's Guide to Love" from Amazon. See the [  〉  ] on PodBean's left sidebar for more information.

Original short stories by award-winning short fiction writers. Sample from over 25 short stories! Many stories are found in the eBook -- "A Physicist's Guide to Love" from Amazon. See the [ 〉 ] on PodBean's left sidebar for more information.

Fresh New Shorts Podcast

1950, Italy. A hardboiled Los Angeles private detective pulls back the veil of the dark underbelly of the Italian Amalfi coast to investigate the death of a high-profile socialite. However, he doesn’t factor on coming face to face with the mafia, a corrupt wing of the Carabinieri, and the vice-like grip of the Cinecitta movie studio, as they converge on a powerful coastal community. A six-part investigative thriller from The Script Department. Visit <a href="http://www.thescriptdepartment.net">www.thescriptdepartment.net</a> for more great stories like this.

1950, Italy. A hardboiled Los Angeles private detective pulls back the veil of the dark underbelly of the Italian Amalfi coast to investigate the death of a high-profile socialite. However, he doesn’t factor on coming face to face with the mafia, a corrupt wing of the Carabinieri, and the vice-like grip of the Cinecitta movie studio, as they converge on a powerful coastal community.A six-part investigative thriller from The Script Department.Visit www.thescriptdepartment.net for more great stories like this.

1950, Italy. A hardboiled Los Angeles private detective pulls back the veil of the dark underbelly of the Italian Amalfi coast to investigate the death of a high-profile socialite. However, he doesn’t factor on coming face to face with the mafia, a corrupt wing of the Carabinieri, and the vice-like grip of the Cinecitta movie studio, as they converge on a powerful coastal community. A six-part investigative thriller from The Script Department. Visit <a href="http://www.thescriptdepartment.net" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.thescriptdepartment.net</a> for more great stories like this.

Italia Noir | Detective Drama

Stories from Dark Places is a radio show based out of..... somewhere. We collect and share terrifying stories from people all across the country and put them in front of our listeners, allowing you to experience a side of the world you might normally miss.

Stories from Dark Places

[종영] 와이파이 한국인 (와이파이 삼국지 후속)

A blend of classic and contemporary audio drama.

Skywave Audio Theater

Welcome to Marry Me Margret, the oddest podcast of them all...How odd? Imagine Elmore Leonard and Tennessee Williams, sharing a sandwich at the Stuckey's on Interstate 9, and just then, Mary Shelly and Hunter Thompson, slide out a Nissan Sentra sit down and under the table, David Lynch, eating a pecan nut log says, "you guys wanna make a podcast?" Something like that. Created by Randall Wheatley and Matt Smith, “Marry Me Margret” tells the story of the aforementioned Margret; a beloved woman, who on a city street marries men broken and bereft and with a profound love restores their lives. That is until she meets Don, a devout and dangerous man driven by forces he does not understand. Surrealistic, shocking, and funny as hell, each episode of “Marry Me Margret” is complete and compelling on its own, but together they create a world and tell a story like you’ve never felt before. So put headphones on and assumptions aside and get ready for "Marry Me Margret".

Welcome to Marry Me Margret, the oddest podcast of them all...How odd?Imagine Elmore Leonard and Tennessee Williams, sharing a sandwich at the Stuckey's on Interstate 9, and just then, Mary Shelly and Hunter Thompson, slide out a Nissan Sentra sit down and under the table, David Lynch, eating a pecan nut log says, "you guys wanna make a podcast?" Something like that.Created by Randall Wheatley and Matt Smith, “Marry Me Margret” tells the story of the aforementioned Margret; a beloved woman, who on a city street marries men broken and bereft and with a profound love restores their lives. That is until she meets Don, a devout and dangerous man driven by forces he does not understand.Surrealistic, shocking, and funny as hell, each episode of “Marry Me Margret” is complete and compelling on its own, but together they create a world and tell a story like you’ve never felt before.So put headphones on and assumptions aside and get ready for "Marry Me Margret".

Welcome to Marry Me Margret, the oddest podcast of them all...How odd? Imagine Elmore Leonard and Tennessee Williams, sharing a sandwich at the Stuckey's on Interstate 9, and just then, Mary Shelly and Hunter Thompson, slide out a Nissan Sentra sit down and under the table, David Lynch, eating a pecan nut log says, "you guys wanna make a podcast?" Something like that. Created by Randall Wheatley and Matt Smith, “Marry Me Margret” tells the story of the aforementioned Margret; a beloved woman, who on a city street marries men broken and bereft and with a profound love restores their lives. That is until she meets Don, a devout and dangerous man driven by forces he does not understand. Surrealistic, shocking, and funny as hell, each episode of “Marry Me Margret” is complete and compelling on its own, but together they create a world and tell a story like you’ve never felt before. So put headphones on and assumptions aside and get ready for "Marry Me Margret".

Marry Me Margret

Classified as a juvenile crime drama but written and acted with more adult style than most of the breed, &#34;The Green Hornet&#34;---whose protagonist fought crime by infiltrating or even partnering (initially) with known criminal operations, which deceive police into believing him a wanted criminal himself---was the creation of George W. Trendle and Fran Striker, the brains and head writer behind &#34;The Lone Ranger&#34; (whose protagonist, according to storyline, was the great-uncle of Britt Reid, the heir who assumed control of the Daily Sentinel newspaper publisher and takes the crimefighting guise of the Green Hornet). The show originated from Detroit WXZY in 1936 and was picked up for network broadcast by Mutual in 1938; NBC Blue Network (later ABC) picked up the show in 1939. &#34;The Green Hornet&#34; left radio as an actively-produced series in 1952, though reruns of several shows were known to have aired as late as 1954. Britt Reid/The Green Hornet: Al Hodge (1936-1943); Donovan Faust (1943); Bob Hall (1944-51); Jack McCarthy (1951-1952). Kato: Tokutaro Hayashi (a.k.a. Raymond Toyo); Rollon Parker; Michael Tolan. Lenore Case, Reid&#39;s secretary and occasional Sentinel photographer: Leonore Allman. Michael Axford, a Sentinel reporter: Jim Irwin (1936-1938); Gil Shea (1938-1952). Ed Lowry, another Sentinel reporter: Jac Petruzzi. Newsboy (who closed each episode, almost invariably, by shouting the headlines after the crime is solved, ending habitually with &#34;Green Hornet Still at Large!!&#34;): Rollon Parker.

Classified as a juvenile crime drama but written and acted with more adult style than most of the breed, "The Green Hornet"---whose protagonist fought crime by infiltrating or even partnering (initially) with known criminal operations, which deceive police into believing him a wanted criminal himself---was the creation of George W. Trendle and Fran Striker, the brains and head writer behind "The Lone Ranger" (whose protagonist, according to storyline, was the great-uncle of Britt Reid, the heir who assumed control of the Daily Sentinel newspaper publisher and takes the crimefighting guise of the Green Hornet). The show originated from Detroit WXZY in 1936 and was picked up for network broadcast by Mutual in 1938; NBC Blue Network (later ABC) picked up the show in 1939. "The Green Hornet" left radio as an actively-produced series in 1952, though reruns of several shows were known to have aired as late as 1954. Britt Reid/The Green Hornet: Al Hodge (1936-1943); Donovan Faust (1943); Bob Hall (1944-51); Jack McCarthy (1951-1952). Kato: Tokutaro Hayashi (a.k.a. Raymond Toyo); Rollon Parker; Michael Tolan. Lenore Case, Reid's secretary and occasional Sentinel photographer: Leonore Allman. Michael Axford, a Sentinel reporter: Jim Irwin (1936-1938); Gil Shea (1938-1952). Ed Lowry, another Sentinel reporter: Jac Petruzzi. Newsboy (who closed each episode, almost invariably, by shouting the headlines after the crime is solved, ending habitually with "Green Hornet Still at Large!!"): Rollon Parker.

Classified as a juvenile crime drama but written and acted with more adult style than most of the breed, "The Green Hornet"---whose protagonist fought crime by infiltrating or even partnering (initially) with known criminal operations, which deceive police into believing him a wanted criminal himself---was the creation of George W. Trendle and Fran Striker, the brains and head writer behind "The Lone Ranger" (whose protagonist, according to storyline, was the great-uncle of Britt Reid, the heir who assumed control of the Daily Sentinel newspaper publisher and takes the crimefighting guise of the Green Hornet). The show originated from Detroit WXZY in 1936 and was picked up for network broadcast by Mutual in 1938; NBC Blue Network (later ABC) picked up the show in 1939. "The Green Hornet" left radio as an actively-produced series in 1952, though reruns of several shows were known to have aired as late as 1954. Britt Reid/The Green Hornet: Al Hodge (1936-1943); Donovan Faust (1943); Bob Hall (1944-51); Jack McCarthy (1951-1952). Kato: Tokutaro Hayashi (a.k.a. Raymond Toyo); Rollon Parker; Michael Tolan. Lenore Case, Reid's secretary and occasional Sentinel photographer: Leonore Allman. Michael Axford, a Sentinel reporter: Jim Irwin (1936-1938); Gil Shea (1938-1952). Ed Lowry, another Sentinel reporter: Jac Petruzzi. Newsboy (who closed each episode, almost invariably, by shouting the headlines after the crime is solved, ending habitually with "Green Hornet Still at Large!!"): Rollon Parker.

The Green Hornet

QDTea is all about conversation and creating a safe space for all types of black girls to feel accepted and heard. As black girls living in this society, we are constantly ridiculed, unprotected and misunderstood. We want to to be able to spread love and laughter to uplift our fellow sisters and manifest positivity through this podcast.

QDTea

Alejandro, Frank, Emmanuel, Estefanía, Antonia y Eduarda deberán encontrar la manera de salir, no solo de su encierro físico, sino también de aquel que llevan dentro. Las bestias invisibles es una historia que nació en el 2017, en el marco de la VI versión de la Clínica de Dramaturgia de Bogotá. 3 años después de un trabajo de producción, que se disponía a estrenarse en la segunda mitad del 2020, el equipo tuvo que adaptarse a los nuevos retos del confinamiento y llevar la obra a un formato sonoro.

Producido por Mauricio Arévalo, Federico Santelmo, Alejandra Teatín y Camila Vallejo.

Alejandro, Frank, Emmanuel, Estefanía, Antonia y Eduarda deberán encontrar la manera de salir, no solo de su encierro físico, sino también de aquel que llevan dentro. Las bestias invisibles es una historia que nació en el 2017, en el marco de la VI versión de la Clínica de Dramaturgia de Bogotá. 3 años después de un trabajo de producción, que se disponía a estrenarse en la segunda mitad del 2020, el equipo tuvo que adaptarse a los nuevos retos del confinamiento y llevar la obra a un formato sonoro. Producido por Mauricio Arévalo, Federico Santelmo, Alejandra Teatín y Camila Vallejo.

Las Bestias Invisibles

Trying to choose your next listen? Try on a full-length audio chapter from each of Sarina's recent books. Register with your email address, and you'll get an exclusive preview of new titles before they come out!

First Chapters with Sarina Bowen

Of Spacious Skies is an audio drama anthology series set in the American west, with stories spanning eras and genres. 

The first episode tells the story of Katharine Lee Bates’ journey to Colorado and how she came to write the poem that would become “America the Beautiful” from the top of Pikes Peak. Other episodes include: the story of a father and son’s relationship with the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (and one another), an epic tale of a failed summit attempt, an encounter during a Black Lives Matter protest, the parable of a benevolent dragon, and more!

Of Spacious Skies is an audio drama anthology series set in the American west, with stories spanning eras and genres. The first episode tells the story of Katharine Lee Bates’ journey to Colorado and how she came to write the poem that would become “America the Beautiful” from the top of Pikes Peak. Other episodes include: the story of a father and son’s relationship with the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (and one another), an epic tale of a failed summit attempt, an encounter during a Black Lives Matter protest, the parable of a benevolent dragon, and more!

Of Spacious Skies

Two girls up shit creek (life) without a paddle. BUT HEY, at least they have their drinks! Comedically unfiltered shit talk and talks about shit. Grab a drink and climb aboard the 'Hot-mess Express' for everything life: Marriage, Dating, Dieting, Current events & so much more! At the end, you'll join us is saying: "I'll drink to that"!

Two girls up shit creek (life) without a paddle. BUT HEY, at least they have their drinks! Comedically unfiltered shit talk and talks about shit. Grab a drink and climb aboard the 'Hot-mess Express' for everything life: Marriage, Dating, Dieting, Current events &amp; so much more! At the end, you'll join us is saying: "I'll drink to that"!

With A Drink, But Without A Paddle!

A Theater in the Dark creates audio fiction--stories through sound. Proudly established in Chicago, 2019.Hear more of our work at atheaterinthedark.com !

A Theater in the Dark

What if reincarnation were true. Helen believes it is. She believes that if she lives her life correctly this time she can find a way to survive and keep the woman she so desperately loves safe. The problem is the person she believes she is and the life she has to redeem is that of Helen of Troy.

Helen Of The Iron Horse

In this comedy podcast with Jay Calano, we get into the mind of Grandma and her incredibly warped vision of the world. From what she would do during a zombie apocalypse, to her believing Finland is fake, they talk about crazy conspiracies, youtubers, celebrities, insane scenarios, and so much more.

In this comedy podcast with Jay Calano, we get into the mind of Grandma and her incredibly warped vision of the world. From what she would do during a zombie apocalypse, to her believing Finland is fake, they talk about crazy conspiracies, youtubers, celebrities, insane scenarios, and so much more.

Granmaw's Blazing

District Attorney is a radio crime drama, produced by Samuel Bischoff, which aired on NBC and ABC from April 3, 1939, to June 13, 1952 (and in transcribed syndication through 1953). The series focused on a crusading D.A., initially known only as &#34;Mister District Attorney,&#34; or &#34;Chief&#34;, and was later translated to television.

District Attorney is a radio crime drama, produced by Samuel Bischoff, which aired on NBC and ABC from April 3, 1939, to June 13, 1952 (and in transcribed syndication through 1953). The series focused on a crusading D.A., initially known only as "Mister District Attorney," or "Chief", and was later translated to television.

District Attorney is a radio crime drama, produced by Samuel Bischoff, which aired on NBC and ABC from April 3, 1939, to June 13, 1952 (and in transcribed syndication through 1953). The series focused on a crusading D.A., initially known only as "Mister District Attorney," or "Chief", and was later translated to television.

Mr District Attorney

Colonel James Simpson has been exiled into Deep Space by his own government. He must navigate space aliens, an untested ship, and a blossoming relationship with his ship’s brain, AVIS, to get back to Planet Earth before his discovery, Plasmonium, becomes a threat to all mankind.

Deep Space Podcast

When Joan Kendrick got into a car accident, her consciousness intertwined with that of another girl from another dimension named Aember, a warrior-princess living in a fantasy realm called Lahr. Aember is Lahr's only hope of defeating Ditan, a powerful dictator who has subjugated the realm to his will. Will Aember be able to save Lahr and its citizens? Listen to find out!

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoanKendrickAndTheRealmsOfLahr
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joankendrickpodcast/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoanKendrickPod
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/JoanKendrick

When Joan Kendrick got into a car accident, her consciousness intertwined with that of another girl from another dimension named Aember, a warrior-princess living in a fantasy realm called Lahr. Aember is Lahr's only hope of defeating Ditan, a powerful dictator who has subjugated the realm to his will. Will Aember be able to save Lahr and its citizens? Listen to find out! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoanKendrickAndTheRealmsOfLahr Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joankendrickpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoanKendrickPod Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/JoanKendrick

Joan Kendrick and the Realms of Lahr - A Fantasy Audio Drama

Greek Mythology made easy!You&#39;d think the original family in existence would be somewhat fine...But just like any other family, they&#39;re chaotic and dysfunctional. Ellis Parsley takes you through the ancient myths of old, giving them a modern twist. From a chaotic recipe about how to create the world to a greek god dating show. Lets hope you can keep up with these Olympians! A new episode every month So stay tuned!Support me and my podcast! https://linktr.ee/greekmythgal

Greek Mythology made easy! You'd think the original family in existence would be somewhat fine...But just like any other family, they're chaotic and dysfunctional. Ellis Parsley takes you through the ancient myths of old, giving them a modern twist. From a chaotic recipe about how to create the world to a greek god dating show. Lets hope you can keep up with these Olympians! A new episode every month So stay tuned! Support me and my podcast! https://linktr.ee/greekmythgal

Greek Mythology made easy!You'd think the original family in existence would be somewhat fine...But just like any other family, they're chaotic and dysfunctional. Ellis Parsley takes you through the ancient myths of old, giving them a modern twist. From a chaotic recipe about how to create the world to a greek god dating show. Lets hope you can keep up with these Olympians! A new episode every month So stay tuned!Support me and my podcast! https://linktr.ee/greekmythgal

Keeping Up With The Olympians

A paranormal historical thriller that puts the "evil" in medieval. With the Anglo-Saxon King on his deathbed, rebellion brewing in the north, and the Normans preparing to invade from the south, an ancient evil has awakened that rules the night and plots a conquest of its own. A dark twist on traditional gothic tales woven into actual historical events makes this exquisitely produced audio drama seem horrifyingly real.

Blood of the Summoned

Το podcast «Μια σταγόνα μυθολογία» είναι ένα ταξίδι στην αρχαϊκή ελληνική σκέψη. Μια ενημερωτική και ανάλαφρη βόλτα στην οπτική που είχαν τα τετραπέρατα ανθρωπάκια των πρώιμων ελληνικών χρόνων για την δημιουργία του κόσμου. Επίσης, στον τρόπο που έφτιαξαν και αντιμετώπιζαν τις θεότητές τους. Είναι μια απόπειρα να μάθουμε ή να ξαναθυμηθούμε την ωραιότερη και γοητευτικότερη μυθολογία της οικουμένης, η οποία συνεχίζει να ζει ανάμεσά μας. Η Θεογονία, το Δωδεκάθεο, οι κατώτερες θεότητες και οι μυθολογικοί ήρωες, παρελαύνουν στο podcast «Μια σταγόνα μυθολογία» με τα θαύματα, τις παραξενιές τους, τους έρωτες, τους πολέμους τους, τις κακίες και την μεγαλοπρέπειά τους. Με στυλ, χιούμορ, καλή διάθεση και… ελαφρά σύνδεση με τον σημερινό μας κόσμο. Γράφει και ομιλεί ο δημοσιογράφος και συγγραφέας Δημήτρης Καμπουράκης.

Μια σταγόνα μυθολογία, με τον Δημήτρη Καμπουράκη

Everything you are about to hear is absolutely fictional. The town of Mountain Hill is just that: a town. The people of Mountain Hill are just people, and never has there been a true case of a monster stealing a human’s skin. The forests do not contain fairy creatures from another world, the streets are not terrorized by monsters who only come out at night, and the water is perfectly safe to swim in.
You are safe here, we promise.

This is Mountain Hill Radio.


Mountain Hill Radio is a narrative-driven fictional podcast. Cover art courtesy of Rosie, aka dollipop.art on Instagram.

Everything you are about to hear is absolutely fictional. The town of Mountain Hill is just that: a town. The people of Mountain Hill are just people, and never has there been a true case of a monster stealing a human’s skin. The forests do not contain fairy creatures from another world, the streets are not terrorized by monsters who only come out at night, and the water is perfectly safe to swim in. You are safe here, we promise. This is Mountain Hill Radio. Mountain Hill Radio is a narrative-driven fictional podcast. Cover art courtesy of Rosie, aka dollipop.art on Instagram.

Mountain Hill Radio

This is diary of a black girl,aka me, melia. it is only 3 initials because why not. Explore my life progress/failures/ exclusive embarrassing sexual experiences +interviews and moree!!!

D.O.B

One man looking back, one woman looking forward, together trying to forge a way to make everything fit - and work; and serving up a drink or two while they do it.

Mac (and Bonnie‘s)

Hello you, I’m Brett Orchard, and welcome to Brett Orchard’s Old Time Radio Show, broadcasting from my cosy corner of Lyme Bay in the UK.
If you love old time radio, classic radio drama, vintage mystery, and that wonderfully calm late-night feeling of slipping back into another era, you’re in the right place. Each evening, I bring you a carefully chosen classic from the golden age of radio, with a little friendly Brett chat before we settle in together.
Expect Suspense, Sherlock Holmes, Dangerous Assignment, Hancock’s Half Hour, Dad’s Army, Philo Vance, Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, The Man Called X, and plenty more timeless favourites from the archives.
For many listeners, this show is part of a nightly wind-down, a chance to relax, switch off, and enjoy the comforting voices and storytelling of another time. Perfect for bedtime listening, quiet company at night, or anyone who loves classic radio, nostalgia, and a calmer end to the day.
Find more from Brett Orchard at dayslikethis.life. If you enjoy the show, please follow or subscribe and share it with someone who loves old time radio too.

Hello you,I’m Brett Orchard, and welcome to Brett Orchard’s Old Time Radio Show, broadcasting from my cosy corner of Lyme Bay in the UK. If you love old time radio, classic radio drama, vintage mystery, and that wonderfully calm late-night feeling of slipping back into another era, you’re in the right place. Each evening, I bring you a carefully chosen classic from the golden age of radio, with a little friendly Brett chat before we settle in together. Expect Suspense, Sherlock Holmes, Dangerous Assignment, Hancock’s Half Hour, Dad’s Army, Philo Vance, Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, The Man Called X, and plenty more timeless favourites from the archives. For many listeners, this show is part of a nightly wind-down, a chance to relax, switch off, and enjoy the comforting voices and storytelling of another time. Perfect for bedtime listening, quiet company at night, or anyone who loves classic radio, nostalgia, and a calmer end to the day. Find more from Brett Orchard at dayslikethis.life. If you enjoy the show, please follow or subscribe and share it with someone who loves old time radio too.

Hello you, I’m Brett Orchard, and welcome to Brett Orchard’s Old Time Radio Show, broadcasting from my cosy corner of Lyme Bay in the UK.
If you love old time radio, classic radio drama, vintage mystery, and that wonderfully calm late-night feeling of slipping back into another era, you’re in the right place. Each evening, I bring you a carefully chosen classic from the golden age of radio, with a little friendly Brett chat before we settle in together.
Expect Suspense, Sherlock Holmes, Dangerous Assignment, Hancock’s Half Hour, Dad’s Army, Philo Vance, Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, The Man Called X, and plenty more timeless favourites from the archives.
For many listeners, this show is part of a nightly wind-down, a chance to relax, switch off, and enjoy the comforting voices and storytelling of another time. Perfect for bedtime listening, quiet company at night, or anyone who loves classic radio, nostalgia, and a calmer end to the day.
Find more from Brett Orchard at dayslikethis.life. If you enjoy the show, please follow or subscribe and share it with someone who loves old time radio too.

Brett’s Old Time Radio Show

"Alias Miss Sherlock" is a mystery novel written by Arthur Lewis Tubbs. The story revolves around a young man named Dick Brewster who is accused of murder and seeks refuge on his aunt's farm. His Aunt Sarah, determined to clear his name, investigates the case herself and they both move to the city to uncover the truth. As the investigation progresses, Aunt Sarah takes on the role of a detective, earning the nickname "Miss Sherlock." The novel is a thrilling journey of crime, investigation, and suspense, with Aunt Sarah's unwavering support for her nephew at the heart of the story. This show includes AI-generated content.

"Alias Miss Sherlock" is a mystery novel written by Arthur Lewis Tubbs. The story revolves around a young man named Dick Brewster who is accused of murder and seeks refuge on his aunt's farm. His Aunt Sarah, determined to clear his name, investigates the case herself and they both move to the city to uncover the truth. As the investigation progresses, Aunt Sarah takes on the role of a detective, earning the nickname "Miss Sherlock." The novel is a thrilling journey of crime, investigation, and suspense, with Aunt Sarah's unwavering support for her nephew at the heart of the story.This show includes AI-generated content.

"Alias Miss Sherlock" is a mystery novel written by Arthur Lewis Tubbs. The story revolves around a young man named Dick Brewster who is accused of murder and seeks refuge on his aunt's farm. His Aunt Sarah, determined to clear his name, investigates the case herself and they both move to the city to uncover the truth. As the investigation progresses, Aunt Sarah takes on the role of a detective, earning the nickname "Miss Sherlock." The novel is a thrilling journey of crime, investigation, and suspense, with Aunt Sarah's unwavering support for her nephew at the heart of the story. This show includes AI-generated content.

Alias Miss Sherlock - Audio Book

Thriller writers tell their favorite stories.

Thriller Vault

https://www.solgoodmedia.com - Listen to hundreds of audiobooks, thousands of short stories, and ambient sounds all ad free! Welcome to Daily Gunsmoke, your go-to podcast for diving into the legendary tales of Marshal Matt Dillon and the untamed landscape of Dodge City from the classic old-time radio series, "Gunsmoke." Join us every day as we explore a unique episode filled with high-stakes gunfights, complex moral issues, and the raw drama that cemented Gunsmoke's place as a cornerstone of American entertainment. Experience the adventures of Dillon, Miss Kitty, Doc Adams, and Chester Proudfoot as they navigate the challenges of life and law on the frontier. Don't miss a moment of these timeless stories—tune into Daily Gunsmoke for your daily dose of the Wild West.

Daily Gunsmoke

This feed will feature all the episodes of Mr. and Mrs. North starring Joseph Curtain and Alice Frost. The North are a husband and sleuthing team that were very popular in the 1940s and 1950s.  Your host, Adam Graham, is your guide to all circulating episodes during the Curtain-Frost run from 1942-54.

This feed will feature all the episodes of Mr. and Mrs. North starring Joseph Curtain and Alice Frost. The North are a husband and sleuthing team that were very popular in the 1940s and 1950s. Your host, Adam Graham, is your guide to all circulating episodes during the Curtain-Frost run from 1942-54.

This feed will feature all the episodes of Mr. and Mrs. North starring Joseph Curtain and Alice Frost. The North are a husband and sleuthing team that were very popular in the 1940s and 1950s.&nbsp; Your host, Adam Graham, is your guide to all circulating episodes during the Curtain-Frost run from 1942-54.

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A Room with a View is a romance that makes use of the convention of the marriage plot, but it is also a comedy parodying British tourism in Italy. Forster had spent one year travelling in Italy between 1901 and 1902, and the people and situations he observed during his visit greatly influenced the novel. Lucy’s visit to Northern Italy references the 18th-century Grand Tour, the trip across southern Europe, which was seen as a necessary way for young gentlemen to complete their education. In Forster’s novel, Lucy and her cousin travel to Florence to see the ‘real Italy’ but stay in a pension decorated in English style and managed by a ‘Signora’ with a cockney accent. “It might be London”, claims a disappointed Lucy on arrival. Our story begins in Florence, Italy, where two English women, Lucy Honeychurch and her spinster cousin Charlotte Bartlett, are at a hotel full of other English tourists. They are displeased with their rooms, which don’t have a pleasant view from their windows, but a pair of unconventional fellow guests, Mr. Emerson and his son, George, offers to switch rooms with them. This sparks a whole discussion of what is proper and what is improper, a dialogue that continues throughout the book. Eventually, the women take the Emersons’ offer, only after a visiting pastor, Mr. Beebe, convinces Charlotte that it’s okay. The majority of the hotel guests are still unconvinced that the Emersons are socially acceptable, though. Lucy, who realizes early on that Mr. Emerson is actually just an old sweetie-pie who doesn’t play social games well (or refuses to), is saddened by the attitude of the other guests towards the quirky father-son duo. We see that she’s confused and not entirely convinced by the strict rules and regulations of “good” society, and that she’s tempted to follow her own emotions sometimes, rather than just doing as she’s told. She wishes something would happen to her – and it does. She and George both witness a dramatic murder in a Florence square, and both are irreversibly changed by it (as we all would be, no doubt). This makes Lucy realize that life is not as simple as she’d thought it was up to this point in her life, and she begins to slowly question her belief in the social order she grew up with. The plot gets thicker when the guests at the hotel go on what is meant to be a pleasant drive in the country. When they arrive at their destination, a particularly beautiful “view” from a hilltop, everyone wanders off to explore. Lucy inevitably (though unintentionally) finds George, and, overwhelmed by the beauty of nature and the beauty of Lucy herself, he kisses her. She is shocked! We are shocked! Charlotte, who accidentally witnesses the kiss, is shocked! Part One of the book ends as Charlotte and Lucy beat a quick retreat from Florence, attempting to avoid any further complications with George and his father. Part Two takes us back to Lucy’s home in pleasant southern England, Windy Corner. We meet her family (her charming mother and her adorably ridiculous brother, Freddy), and her stuffy new fiancé, Cecil Vyse. Cecil is not exactly a barrel of laughs, but he certainly thinks he is. Through Cecil’s devious and rather cruel maneuvering, the Emersons end up moving into the neighborhood. Their previous relationship with Lucy is a total coincidence – Cecil’s a fool, not a monster! He doesn’t know about Lucy and George’s fraught relationship, and he only brings the Emersons to town to provoke a local landowner, who’s concerned with finding the “right” kind of tenants. Everything converges upon Lucy: George, who she secretly loves (it’s a secret to her, too), Cecil, who she thinks she loves, her family, Mr. Beebe the pastor, and, to make matters even worse, Charlotte. Windy Corner is suddenly a powder keg of potential drama. The spark that blows the whole thing up is a novel written by Miss Lavish, a fellow traveler they met at the hotel in Florence. In this trashy romance novel, a passionate kiss identical to the one Lucy and George shared is described. Unaware of this awkward fact, Cecil reads the scene out loud – he just thinks the novel’s cheesiness is hilarious. However, he doesn’t realize that in so doing, he reminds both Lucy and George of their Italian encounter. This inspires George to kiss Lucy a second time when Cecil’s momentarily out of the way. Lucy is torn between inexplicably complicated feelings for George and her social obligation to Cecil, which, in her mind, masquerades as love. She sends George away, claiming that she doesn’t love him, but he manages to make her see how ridiculous Cecil is. She then realizes (thankfully) that she doesn’t love Cecil, and breaks off her engagement with him. All of a sudden, she’s down from two suitors to none – and she attempts to resign herself to a life of spinsterhood. She makes desperate plans to travel to Greece, hoping to escape her tumultuous feelings. But when true love comes a-callin’, packing up and going to Greece is not the answer (a valuable lesson for all of us to learn). At the last moment, Lucy runs into Mr. Emerson, who comes right out and begs her to face her emotions. She realizes that she’s been lying to herself and everyone else – she really does love George. She finally throws off the restrictions and expectations of society and runs off with George. The novel ends where it began, in a room with a view in Florence, with Lucy and George happily united. It’s not perfect – Lucy is alienated from her family, who feels that she’s acted poorly – but it’s still safe to say that love wins out over society in the end.

A Room with a View is a romance that makes use of the convention of the marriage plot, but it is also a comedy parodying British tourism in Italy. Forster had spent one year travelling in Italy between 1901 and 1902, and the people and situations he observed during his visit greatly influenced the novel. Lucy’s visit to Northern Italy references the 18th-century Grand Tour, the trip across southern Europe, which was seen as a necessary way for young gentlemen to complete their education. In Forster’s novel, Lucy and her cousin travel to Florence to see the ‘real Italy’ but stay in a pension decorated in English style and managed by a ‘Signora’ with a cockney accent. “It might be London”, claims a disappointed Lucy on arrival.Our story begins in Florence, Italy, where two English women, Lucy Honeychurch and her spinster cousin Charlotte Bartlett, are at a hotel full of other English tourists. They are displeased with their rooms, which don’t have a pleasant view from their windows, but a pair of unconventional fellow guests, Mr. Emerson and his son, George, offers to switch rooms with them. This sparks a whole discussion of what is proper and what is improper, a dialogue that continues throughout the book. Eventually, the women take the Emersons’ offer, only after a visiting pastor, Mr. Beebe, convinces Charlotte that it’s okay.The majority of the hotel guests are still unconvinced that the Emersons are socially acceptable, though. Lucy, who realizes early on that Mr. Emerson is actually just an old sweetie-pie who doesn’t play social games well (or refuses to), is saddened by the attitude of the other guests towards the quirky father-son duo. We see that she’s confused and not entirely convinced by the strict rules and regulations of “good” society, and that she’s tempted to follow her own emotions sometimes, rather than just doing as she’s told. She wishes something would happen to her – and it does. She and George both witness a dramatic murder in a Florence square, and both are irreversibly changed by it (as we all would be, no doubt). This makes Lucy realize that life is not as simple as she’d thought it was up to this point in her life, and she begins to slowly question her belief in the social order she grew up with.The plot gets thicker when the guests at the hotel go on what is meant to be a pleasant drive in the country. When they arrive at their destination, a particularly beautiful “view” from a hilltop, everyone wanders off to explore. Lucy inevitably (though unintentionally) finds George, and, overwhelmed by the beauty of nature and the beauty of Lucy herself, he kisses her. She is shocked! We are shocked! Charlotte, who accidentally witnesses the kiss, is shocked! Part One of the book ends as Charlotte and Lucy beat a quick retreat from Florence, attempting to avoid any further complications with George and his father.Part Two takes us back to Lucy’s home in pleasant southern England, Windy Corner. We meet her family (her charming mother and her adorably ridiculous brother, Freddy), and her stuffy new fiancé, Cecil Vyse. Cecil is not exactly a barrel of laughs, but he certainly thinks he is. Through Cecil’s devious and rather cruel maneuvering, the Emersons end up moving into the neighborhood. Their previous relationship with Lucy is a total coincidence – Cecil’s a fool, not a monster! He doesn’t know about Lucy and George’s fraught relationship, and he only brings the Emersons to town to provoke a local landowner, who’s concerned with finding the “right” kind of tenants. Everything converges upon Lucy: George, who she secretly loves (it’s a secret to her, too), Cecil, who she thinks she loves, her family, Mr. Beebe the pastor, and, to make matters even worse, Charlotte. Windy Corner is suddenly a powder keg of potential drama.The spark that blows the whole thing up is a novel written by Miss Lavish, a fellow traveler they met at the hotel in Florence. In this trashy romance novel, a passionate kiss identical to the one Lucy and George shared is described. Unaware of this awkward fact, Cecil reads the scene out loud – he just thinks the novel’s cheesiness is hilarious. However, he doesn’t realize that in so doing, he reminds both Lucy and George of their Italian encounter. This inspires George to kiss Lucy a second time when Cecil’s momentarily out of the way.Lucy is torn between inexplicably complicated feelings for George and her social obligation to Cecil, which, in her mind, masquerades as love. She sends George away, claiming that she doesn’t love him, but he manages to make her see how ridiculous Cecil is. She then realizes (thankfully) that she doesn’t love Cecil, and breaks off her engagement with him. All of a sudden, she’s down from two suitors to none – and she attempts to resign herself to a life of spinsterhood. She makes desperate plans to travel to Greece, hoping to escape her tumultuous feelings.But when true love comes a-callin’, packing up and going to Greece is not the answer (a valuable lesson for all of us to learn). At the last moment, Lucy runs into Mr. Emerson, who comes right out and begs her to face her emotions. She realizes that she’s been lying to herself and everyone else – she really does love George. She finally throws off the restrictions and expectations of society and runs off with George. The novel ends where it began, in a room with a view in Florence, with Lucy and George happily united. It’s not perfect – Lucy is alienated from her family, who feels that she’s acted poorly – but it’s still safe to say that love wins out over society in the end.

A Room with a View is a romance that makes use of the convention of the marriage plot, but it is also a comedy parodying British tourism in Italy. Forster had spent one year travelling in Italy between 1901 and 1902, and the people and situations he observed during his visit greatly influenced the novel. Lucy’s visit to Northern Italy references the 18th-century Grand Tour, the trip across southern Europe, which was seen as a necessary way for young gentlemen to complete their education. In Forster’s novel, Lucy and her cousin travel to Florence to see the ‘real Italy’ but stay in a pension decorated in English style and managed by a ‘Signora’ with a cockney accent. “It might be London”, claims a disappointed Lucy on arrival. Our story begins in Florence, Italy, where two English women, Lucy Honeychurch and her spinster cousin Charlotte Bartlett, are at a hotel full of other English tourists. They are displeased with their rooms, which don’t have a pleasant view from their windows, but a pair of unconventional fellow guests, Mr. Emerson and his son, George, offers to switch rooms with them. This sparks a whole discussion of what is proper and what is improper, a dialogue that continues throughout the book. Eventually, the women take the Emersons’ offer, only after a visiting pastor, Mr. Beebe, convinces Charlotte that it’s okay. The majority of the hotel guests are still unconvinced that the Emersons are socially acceptable, though. Lucy, who realizes early on that Mr. Emerson is actually just an old sweetie-pie who doesn’t play social games well (or refuses to), is saddened by the attitude of the other guests towards the quirky father-son duo. We see that she’s confused and not entirely convinced by the strict rules and regulations of “good” society, and that she’s tempted to follow her own emotions sometimes, rather than just doing as she’s told. She wishes something would happen to her – and it does. She and George both witness a dramatic murder in a Florence square, and both are irreversibly changed by it (as we all would be, no doubt). This makes Lucy realize that life is not as simple as she’d thought it was up to this point in her life, and she begins to slowly question her belief in the social order she grew up with. The plot gets thicker when the guests at the hotel go on what is meant to be a pleasant drive in the country. When they arrive at their destination, a particularly beautiful “view” from a hilltop, everyone wanders off to explore. Lucy inevitably (though unintentionally) finds George, and, overwhelmed by the beauty of nature and the beauty of Lucy herself, he kisses her. She is shocked! We are shocked! Charlotte, who accidentally witnesses the kiss, is shocked! Part One of the book ends as Charlotte and Lucy beat a quick retreat from Florence, attempting to avoid any further complications with George and his father. Part Two takes us back to Lucy’s home in pleasant southern England, Windy Corner. We meet her family (her charming mother and her adorably ridiculous brother, Freddy), and her stuffy new fiancé, Cecil Vyse. Cecil is not exactly a barrel of laughs, but he certainly thinks he is. Through Cecil’s devious and rather cruel maneuvering, the Emersons end up moving into the neighborhood. Their previous relationship with Lucy is a total coincidence – Cecil’s a fool, not a monster! He doesn’t know about Lucy and George’s fraught relationship, and he only brings the Emersons to town to provoke a local landowner, who’s concerned with finding the “right” kind of tenants. Everything converges upon Lucy: George, who she secretly loves (it’s a secret to her, too), Cecil, who she thinks she loves, her family, Mr. Beebe the pastor, and, to make matters even worse, Charlotte. Windy Corner is suddenly a powder keg of potential drama. The spark that blows the whole thing up is a novel written by Miss Lavish, a fellow traveler they met at the hotel in Florence. In this trashy romance novel, a passionate kiss identical to the one Lucy and George shared is described. Unaware of this awkward fact, Cecil reads the scene out loud – he just thinks the novel’s cheesiness is hilarious. However, he doesn’t realize that in so doing, he reminds both Lucy and George of their Italian encounter. This inspires George to kiss Lucy a second time when Cecil’s momentarily out of the way. Lucy is torn between inexplicably complicated feelings for George and her social obligation to Cecil, which, in her mind, masquerades as love. She sends George away, claiming that she doesn’t love him, but he manages to make her see how ridiculous Cecil is. She then realizes (thankfully) that she doesn’t love Cecil, and breaks off her engagement with him. All of a sudden, she’s down from two suitors to none – and she attempts to resign herself to a life of spinsterhood. She makes desperate plans to travel to Greece, hoping to escape her tumultuous feelings. But when true love comes a-callin’, packing up and going to Greece is not the answer (a valuable lesson for all of us to learn). At the last moment, Lucy runs into Mr. Emerson, who comes right out and begs her to face her emotions. She realizes that she’s been lying to herself and everyone else – she really does love George. She finally throws off the restrictions and expectations of society and runs off with George. The novel ends where it began, in a room with a view in Florence, with Lucy and George happily united. It’s not perfect – Lucy is alienated from her family, who feels that she’s acted poorly – but it’s still safe to say that love wins out over society in the end.

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