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The 90.7 Pod: The Jazz Corner, hosted by Isyss Garcia, a passionate graduate from North Carolina Central University and a 2024 WNCU Ambassador. Isyss brings her unique take on the essence of jazz, exploring its enduring presence and impact in our society. From the roots of jazz to its modern-day fusion, she shares her journey and discoveries with all who’s listening, highlighting the genre’s relevance and influence today.

WNCU 90.7FM Jazz Radio

A platform to explore and express unique observations, realizations, and understanding of what we call The World. Hosted by Agah Bahari.

Neohuman

Your daily dose of holiday-themed humor, heartwarming stories, and a dash of music. Sketches, stories, poems, and fun, all related to some famous December holidays.

2016 Audio Advent Calendar, presented by Life Lab Notes

Nineteenth century attitudes towards marriage, the role of women, morality and the search for identity are brilliantly explored in Henrik Ibsen's three act play, A Doll's House. It was highly controversial and received with a sense of outrage among opinion leaders in Europe. Many thinkers like August Strindberg lashed out at Ibsen for portraying the sacred institution of marriage in such a derogatory way.

A Doll's House, written in the original Danish, was first performed at the Royal Theater in Copenhagen in 1879. The ending of the play, where the heroine, Nora decides to leave her sham of a marriage aroused the ire of many viewers and critics at that time.

The play portrays Nora Helmer who is the pampered wife of a wealthy banker, Torvald Helmer. He treats Nora as a parent would pamper and indulge a child, calling her his “little squirrel” and constantly teasing and making fun of her habits and personality. When Nora's old friend Kristine Lind drops in with a request that Nora put in a word to Torvald about finding Kristine a job in the bank, things take a dramatic and unexpected turn. Nora's entire world turns upside down and she gradually comes to realize that she has been living a life that's a mere facade. Though she has taken serious decisions that have protected her family, she has always been regarded as a helpless and incompetent infant. As the play progresses, Nora's gradual realization of her own true powers and strengths lead to the stunning climax.

The first English production of A Doll's House was an adaptation by Henry Jones and Henry Herman, who re-titled it Breaking a Butterfly. English audiences were prevented from watching a real translation of the play for many decades by a ban order passed by the government. However, today with more liberal thinking, the rise of the feminist movement and a more broad and humanist ideology prevailing, A Doll's House can be read or watched almost anywhere in the world without restrictions.

As a revolutionary play that attacked the oppressive and inhuman mind-set of traditional, patriarchal social orders throughout the world, A Doll's House is a remarkable and thought provoking work of literature. It not only addresses the place of women in society, but also that of men and how the usefulness of each is essential for healthy family life and child rearing.

It is relevant even today, when perhaps such attitudes still persist though things may seem to have changed on the surface, more than a century after it was written.

Nineteenth century attitudes towards marriage, the role of women, morality and the search for identity are brilliantly explored in Henrik Ibsen's three act play, A Doll's House. It was highly controversial and received with a sense of outrage among opinion leaders in Europe. Many thinkers like August Strindberg lashed out at Ibsen for portraying the sacred institution of marriage in such a derogatory way. A Doll's House, written in the original Danish, was first performed at the Royal Theater in Copenhagen in 1879. The ending of the play, where the heroine, Nora decides to leave her sham of a marriage aroused the ire of many viewers and critics at that time. The play portrays Nora Helmer who is the pampered wife of a wealthy banker, Torvald Helmer. He treats Nora as a parent would pamper and indulge a child, calling her his “little squirrel” and constantly teasing and making fun of her habits and personality. When Nora's old friend Kristine Lind drops in with a request that Nora put in a word to Torvald about finding Kristine a job in the bank, things take a dramatic and unexpected turn. Nora's entire world turns upside down and she gradually comes to realize that she has been living a life that's a mere facade. Though she has taken serious decisions that have protected her family, she has always been regarded as a helpless and incompetent infant. As the play progresses, Nora's gradual realization of her own true powers and strengths lead to the stunning climax. The first English production of A Doll's House was an adaptation by Henry Jones and Henry Herman, who re-titled it Breaking a Butterfly. English audiences were prevented from watching a real translation of the play for many decades by a ban order passed by the government. However, today with more liberal thinking, the rise of the feminist movement and a more broad and humanist ideology prevailing, A Doll's House can be read or watched almost anywhere in the world without restrictions. As a revolutionary play that attacked the oppressive and inhuman mind-set of traditional, patriarchal social orders throughout the world, A Doll's House is a remarkable and thought provoking work of literature. It not only addresses the place of women in society, but also that of men and how the usefulness of each is essential for healthy family life and child rearing. It is relevant even today, when perhaps such attitudes still persist though things may seem to have changed on the surface, more than a century after it was written.

A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen

Film Critic/Entertainment Reporter Lights Camera Jackson interviews the biggest live-action and animation content creators and performers from movies, TV and streaming.

LCJ Q&A Podcast

Weekend Mic Check

A podcast about the big and small ways artists can change the world. Discover the unconventional approaches that artists have developed to create unique results in their lives and careers. Learn how you can apply these ideas to transform your own work.

Studio Time

WMHW Podcasts are student produced from Central Michigan University. We strive to bring you fun topics and different areas of discussion. We will be adding more variety as the semesters progress. Enjoy listening!

WMHW Podcasts

Life of Lash is an audio drama series spanning the genres of Fantasy, Action, Adventure and Comedy. The story of Lash Shagar, starting with his parents, Margaret and Joshua, comes to life with a cast of voice actors, original soundtrack and sound effects. Created by Nathan Goodall in a world built by David Santos and Nathan Goodall -- join us in the journey and enjoy the adventure!

Life of Lash

In January of 2018, the members of Legible Scrawl came up with a mad plan: watch a Marvel movie a week leading up to INFINITY WAR and put out a podcast about each one. And we did it! But little did we know the story wouldn't be completed until the ENDGAME. 

Originally aired on the LEGIBLE SCRAWL SAYS HI podcast feed, here are all those episodes, and all the new ones, taking us through the Avengers' toughest hours!

In January of 2018, the members of Legible Scrawl came up with a mad plan: watch a Marvel movie a week leading up to INFINITY WAR and put out a podcast about each one. And we did it! But little did we know the story wouldn't be completed until the ENDGAME. Originally aired on the LEGIBLE SCRAWL SAYS HI podcast feed, here are all those episodes, and all the new ones, taking us through the Avengers' toughest hours!

Road To Infinity: A Marvel Movies podcast

AN ACTUAL PLAY GAMING PODCAST THAT SEEKS TO USE AND REVIEWS A WIDE VARIETY OF SHORT AND LONG FORM GAMES.

This American Dice

Hosted by curator, Zeren Oruc. 

We sit down with and dissect the minds of the overlooked artists & art professionals who create in, or have called Eastern Europe home.

Hosted by curator, Zeren Oruc. We sit down with and dissect the minds of the overlooked artists & art professionals who create in, or have called Eastern Europe home.

Hosted by curator, Zeren Oruc. 

We sit down with and dissect the minds of the overlooked artists &amp; art professionals who create in, or have called Eastern Europe home.

iksvy art talks

This actual play podcast cycles through different adventures and game systems. Our crew loves story telling and playing table top role playing games and hope to show that love to the world.

This actual play podcast cycles through different adventures and game systems. Our crew loves story telling and playing table top role playing games and hope to show that love to the world.

We Play RPGs

Sound Check is where you will meet Oklahomans in the music industry. Meet songwriters, storytellers, as well as learn about popular venues and maybe some hidden treasures in the Sooner State. Hear how the artists get their inspiration.

Sound Check is where you will meet Oklahomans in the music industry. Meet songwriters, storytellers, as well as learn about popular venues and maybe some hidden treasures in the Sooner State. Hear how the artists get their inspiration.

Sound Check

The Dumb Show is a stupid sketch comedy podcast from the minds of Jay Brody and Roddy Colmer. (Sirius XM's The Todd Shapiro Show & Laugh League) Neil deGrasse Tyson's brother Tyson called this show "not as smart as my brother, but way funnier" he also added "Hey, I'm smart too." If this podcast were an Olympian, it would win gold, then fail a urine test, then drink the test. 

Welcome to The Dumb Show! Let the Dumb begin!

The Dumb Show is a stupid sketch comedy podcast from the minds of Jay Brody and Roddy Colmer. (Sirius XM's The Todd Shapiro Show & Laugh League) Neil deGrasse Tyson's brother Tyson called this show "not as smart as my brother, but way funnier" he also added "Hey, I'm smart too." If this podcast were an Olympian, it would win gold, then fail a urine test, then drink the test. Welcome to The Dumb Show! Let the Dumb begin!

The Dumb Show is a stupid sketch comedy podcast from the minds of Jay Brody and Roddy Colmer. (Sirius XM's The Todd Shapiro Show &amp; Laugh League) Neil deGrasse Tyson's brother Tyson called this show "not as smart as my brother, but way funnier" he also added "Hey, I'm smart too." If this podcast were an Olympian, it would win gold, then fail a urine test, then drink the test. 

Welcome to The Dumb Show! Let the Dumb begin!

The Dumb Show

Black Strong and the Girl take classes all over Seattle and then share their experiences with you.

Keeping it Classy

Started originally as a Shakespeare Podcast, we are now in our random chat era! Listen in for conversations about weather, Harry Potter, sports, and trashy TV! We may also be re-releasing old episodes with better audio. We'll see. Join us for the funsies! OG Description: We are VJ, Keaton, and Becky. We will be unpacking one Shakespearean Play or one Great Work in a two-week series. The first episode of a series will describe the play/novel as well as give you some analysis of everything. We will then film an episode of us watching the "greatest" ;) movie version of our topic. We will post our greatest hits from this episode, as well as the full-length movie, so you can choose your own adventure and commitment level! OH YEAH, we will do all of this while having a drink or 12.&nbsp;

Started originally as a Shakespeare Podcast, we are now in our random chat era! Listen in for conversations about weather, Harry Potter, sports, and trashy TV! We may also be re-releasing old episodes with better audio. We'll see. Join us for the funsies! OG Description: We are VJ, Keaton, and Becky. We will be unpacking one Shakespearean Play or one Great Work in a two-week series. The first episode of a series will describe the play/novel as well as give you some analysis of everything. We will then film an episode of us watching the "greatest" ;) movie version of our topic. We will post our greatest hits from this episode, as well as the full-length movie, so you can choose your own adventure and commitment level! OH YEAH, we will do all of this while having a drink or 12. 

DrunkTakes Podcast

tiff loves words

Face your fears or your fascination with clowns! From Joker to Pennywise, Patch Adams, Bozo and beyond...this is the only podcast that uncovers the shocking, surprising, and often unexpected stories behind the red nose. Listen, learn, and laugh with real-life clowns Jeremy “Krispy” Cohen and Racine "Sizzle" Celeste.

Behind The Red Nose

Brenton &amp; Mark are two thespians who just love talking about their favorite musicals, plays, and other theatre topics. Join Brenton &amp; Mark as they share their thespian thoughts for the world to hear!

Brenton & Mark are two thespians who just love talking about their favorite musicals, plays, and other theatre topics. Join Brenton & Mark as they share their thespian thoughts for the world to hear!

Thespian Thoughts with Brenton & Mark

La Sal Podcast es una conversación que da herramientas a creativos y pastores para mejorar la experiencia en la iglesia, creemos que escuchando de nuestros errores y aciertos podemos crecer juntos. Nuestro corazón es dar todo lo que tenemos para ayudar, inspirar, y en el camino poder conocernos.

La Sal Podcast

Three independent musicians who are way too in love with the sounds of their own speaking voices take you on the magical, often whimsical, sometimes tragic, but always comma-separated journey through their world as independent artists. Guest interrogations and music clips, colorful stories, and the like. Run-on sentences, self-indulgent musical crossfades, gregarious guests, and Oxford commas abound.  Question marks?  Yes.

Three independent musicians who are way too in love with the sounds of their own speaking voices take you on the magical, often whimsical, sometimes tragic, but always comma-separated journey through their world as independent artists. Guest interrogations and music clips, colorful stories, and the like. Run-on sentences, self-indulgent musical crossfades, gregarious guests, and Oxford commas abound. Question marks? Yes.

Offstage at Chinchilla Studio

Step into a world where every episode is a story brought to life. From gripping mysteries and heartfelt dramas to thrilling adventures, experience immersive short-form audio dramas or storytelling episodes filled with unforgettable characters, rich soundscapes, and stories that stay with you even after the show is over.

Welcome aboard "The Phoenix Express" chu chu!!!

Step into a world where every episode is a story brought to life. From gripping mysteries and heartfelt dramas to thrilling adventures, experience immersive short-form audio dramas or storytelling episodes filled with unforgettable characters, rich soundscapes, and stories that stay with you even after the show is over. Welcome aboard "The Phoenix Express" chu chu!!!

The Talking Phoenix

Beyond the Barre shares insights and stories of the real people behind this incredible art form. This show is for anyone with a love of dance.

Beyond the Barre

A podcast for actors with discussions about the craft, process and business of acting.

The Vagabond Actor's Podcast

Hey friends, I am IS.
I’m an alt rock artist with a habit of talking to myself and for a long time I believed my voice was only good for music. When I began to speak out, everything changed. Let’s get loud together and enjoy the show. IS

Hey friends, I am IS. I’m an alt rock artist with a habit of talking to myself and for a long time I believed my voice was only good for music. When I began to speak out, everything changed. Let’s get loud together and enjoy the show. IS

IS Out Loud

Bring to Light endless positivity through a new lens and truly Beat the Odds!

Jim Karol takes you on a magnificent journey, from his days as a steel worker in Allentown PA, to becoming one of the most extraordinary minds in the world!

Jim shares his unique memory skills and abilities with anyone who has the passion or desire to self-improve.

Jim's guests range from top military leaders and former athletes, to some of the most brilliant minds in the medical field.

Tune in today and put the odds in your favor!

Bring to Light endless positivity through a new lens and truly Beat the Odds! Jim Karol takes you on a magnificent journey, from his days as a steel worker in Allentown PA, to becoming one of the most extraordinary minds in the world! Jim shares his unique memory skills and abilities with anyone who has the passion or desire to self-improve. Jim's guests range from top military leaders and former athletes, to some of the most brilliant minds in the medical field. Tune in today and put the odds in your favor!

Beating The Odds

Boston Blackie is a fictional character originally created by author Jack Boyle. He's a fascinating figure in crime fiction history due to his evolution across different media.Here's a breakdown of the character: <ul><li>Origin as a Gentleman Thief: In Jack Boyle's original short stories (starting in 1914), Boston Blackie was a jewel thief and safecracker. Boyle himself had a criminal past and wrote the first stories while incarcerated. Blackie was depicted as a "gentleman thief" with his own code of honor, sometimes willing to help out a friend and often exposing flaws in the justice system.</li><li>Transformation into a Detective: As the character gained popularity, particularly in film, radio, and television adaptations, his role shifted. He became a private detective, described as "an enemy to those who make him an enemy, friend to those who have no friend." Despite his reformed status, he was almost always the primary suspect for Inspector Farraday, his police nemesis.</li><li>Key Adaptations:Silent Films: Boston Blackie appeared in numerous silent films from 1918 to 1927, played by various actors.</li><li>Columbia Pictures Film Series (1940s): This is perhaps his most famous incarnation. Chester Morris starred as Boston Blackie in 14 "B" movies for Columbia Pictures from 1941 to 1949. These films established the popular formula of Blackie, often assisted by his sidekick "The Runt," solving crimes while constantly being suspected by Inspector Farraday.</li><li>Radio Series: A popular radio series, also starring Chester Morris initially, aired on NBC in 1944. Later, Richard Kollmar took over the role.</li><li>Television Series (1950s): Boston Blackie also had a syndicated TV series starring Kent Taylor from 1951 to 1953, producing 58 episodes. Notably, 32 of these episodes were filmed in color, which was uncommon and expensive for TV at the time.</li></ul>Boston Blackie's enduring appeal lies in his cleverness, his "lovable rogue" persona, and the humorous dynamic with the perpetually exasperated Inspector Farraday.

Boston Blackie is a fictional character originally created by author Jack Boyle. He's a fascinating figure in crime fiction history due to his evolution across different media.Here's a breakdown of the character:Origin as a Gentleman Thief: In Jack Boyle's original short stories (starting in 1914), Boston Blackie was a jewel thief and safecracker. Boyle himself had a criminal past and wrote the first stories while incarcerated. Blackie was depicted as a "gentleman thief" with his own code of honor, sometimes willing to help out a friend and often exposing flaws in the justice system.Transformation into a Detective: As the character gained popularity, particularly in film, radio, and television adaptations, his role shifted. He became a private detective, described as "an enemy to those who make him an enemy, friend to those who have no friend." Despite his reformed status, he was almost always the primary suspect for Inspector Farraday, his police nemesis.Key Adaptations:Silent Films: Boston Blackie appeared in numerous silent films from 1918 to 1927, played by various actors.Columbia Pictures Film Series (1940s): This is perhaps his most famous incarnation. Chester Morris starred as Boston Blackie in 14 "B" movies for Columbia Pictures from 1941 to 1949. These films established the popular formula of Blackie, often assisted by his sidekick "The Runt," solving crimes while constantly being suspected by Inspector Farraday.Radio Series: A popular radio series, also starring Chester Morris initially, aired on NBC in 1944. Later, Richard Kollmar took over the role.Television Series (1950s): Boston Blackie also had a syndicated TV series starring Kent Taylor from 1951 to 1953, producing 58 episodes. Notably, 32 of these episodes were filmed in color, which was uncommon and expensive for TV at the time.Boston Blackie's enduring appeal lies in his cleverness, his "lovable rogue" persona, and the humorous dynamic with the perpetually exasperated Inspector Farraday.

Boston Blackie is a fictional character originally created by author Jack Boyle. He's a fascinating figure in crime fiction history due to his evolution across different media.Here's a breakdown of the character: <ul><li>Origin as a Gentleman Thief: In Jack Boyle's original short stories (starting in 1914), Boston Blackie was a jewel thief and safecracker. Boyle himself had a criminal past and wrote the first stories while incarcerated. Blackie was depicted as a "gentleman thief" with his own code of honor, sometimes willing to help out a friend and often exposing flaws in the justice system.</li><li>Transformation into a Detective: As the character gained popularity, particularly in film, radio, and television adaptations, his role shifted. He became a private detective, described as "an enemy to those who make him an enemy, friend to those who have no friend." Despite his reformed status, he was almost always the primary suspect for Inspector Farraday, his police nemesis.</li><li>Key Adaptations:Silent Films: Boston Blackie appeared in numerous silent films from 1918 to 1927, played by various actors.</li><li>Columbia Pictures Film Series (1940s): This is perhaps his most famous incarnation. Chester Morris starred as Boston Blackie in 14 "B" movies for Columbia Pictures from 1941 to 1949. These films established the popular formula of Blackie, often assisted by his sidekick "The Runt," solving crimes while constantly being suspected by Inspector Farraday.</li><li>Radio Series: A popular radio series, also starring Chester Morris initially, aired on NBC in 1944. Later, Richard Kollmar took over the role.</li><li>Television Series (1950s): Boston Blackie also had a syndicated TV series starring Kent Taylor from 1951 to 1953, producing 58 episodes. Notably, 32 of these episodes were filmed in color, which was uncommon and expensive for TV at the time.</li></ul>Boston Blackie's enduring appeal lies in his cleverness, his "lovable rogue" persona, and the humorous dynamic with the perpetually exasperated Inspector Farraday.

Boston Blackie

The (strictly no-business) podcast that shall never become yet another to-do item in a busy CEOs life. A storytelling playground and save space for irresponsible experimentation. We willll talk martial arts, ponder the nature of life, have conversations with weirdos and misfits, shamelessly fail in public, and share what we learn along the way.

Inner Work with Steli Efti

Performing audio dramas and radio plays from various genres ranging from horror and comedy to family friendly and musicals.

Patchwork Radio Theatre

Becoming Heisenberg is Entertainment Talk’s Podcast for Breaking Bad on AMC and Netflix

Becoming Heisenberg: Breaking Bad

ShoPowSho will explore Filipino and Filipino American history and culture along with spotlighting and featuring Filipinos throughout various fields of industry to help showcase the amazing contributions they have provided to our world. Please join host Kuya P and co-hosts, "The Amazing Ates", Kataphorric and Viva Valentina!

ShoPowSho

Creating live recreations of vintage radio theatre to be distributed through your modern streaming device.

The New Old-Time Radio Show

Poetry acts as a bridge. An unthreaded path to discovering our emotions, our identity and our view of the world. Poetry creates a world less about tearing each other apart, and more about coming together. Helping us to realize that we are more similar than we think, and despite our differences, we are not alone in our grief, pain, joy or happiness. Join freelance writer Rennaya as she shares her poetry and her musings on love, loss and everything in between. Keep up with poetry sessions and get your weekly poetry in under twenty minutes with accompanying music recommendations.

Poetry acts as a bridge. An unthreaded path to discovering our emotions, our identity and our view of the world. Poetry creates a world less about tearing each other apart, and more about coming together. Helping us to realize that we are more similar than we think, and despite our differences, we are not alone in our grief, pain, joy or happiness. Join freelance writer Rennaya as she shares her poetry and her musings on love, loss and everything in between. Keep up with poetry sessions and get your weekly poetry in under twenty minutes with accompanying music recommendations.

Poetry acts as a bridge. An unthreaded path to discovering our emotions, our identity and our view of the world. Poetry creates a world less about tearing each other apart, and more about coming together. Helping us to realize that we are more similar than we think, and despite our differences, we are not alone in our grief, pain, joy or happiness. Join freelance writer Rennaya as she shares her poetry and her musings on love, loss and everything in between. Keep up with poetry sessions and get your weekly poetry in under twenty minutes with accompanying music recommendations.

Poetry Sessions With Rennaya

ودكاست عن ثوّار النسويّة ببيروت يللي عم بواجهو كل أكل الخرا يللي بيجي مع العيشة بلبنان. لفينا بيروت ولقينا 13 شخص عم يغيرو الأنماط الإجتماعيّة من خلال شغلون. ضيوفنا قواياـ فريدين من نوعهن، وأكيد أصحاب التغيير بلبنان Her Stage is a podcast about femme revolutionaries who are taking on all the bullshit that comes with living in Lebanon. We went around Beirut and found 13 people who are changing social norms through their work. This is a podcast about changemakers.

ودكاست عن ثوّار النسويّة ببيروت يللي عم بواجهو كل أكل الخرا يللي بيجي مع العيشة بلبنان. لفينا بيروت ولقينا 13 شخص عم يغيرو الأنماط الإجتماعيّة من خلال شغلون. ضيوفنا قواياـ فريدين من نوعهن، وأكيد أصحاب التغيير بلبنان Her Stage is a podcast about femme revolutionaries who are taking on all the bullshit that comes with living in Lebanon. We went around Beirut and found 13 people who are changing social norms through their work. This is a podcast about changemakers.

مَسْرَهِيّ | Her Stage

Welcome to Mr. Bear’s Violet Hour, where time is a place, where the sky is evening-gorgeous, where the moon waxes and wanes, and poetry is the stuffing in our veins. Join Mr. Bear on the new moon and full moon each month for story, music, interviews, puppetry, herbalism, and more. Making the lonely a little more bearable.

Mr. Bear's Violet Hour

Light O&#39; Mine Media Presents: We Read - an audio book podcast. This season we read Grimm&#39;s Fairy Tales - by the Brothers Grim. We Read, You Listen! Catch up on the classics at any time with our short 10 -20 minute episodes. Grimm’s Fairy Tales comprises some 200 stories, most of which were adopted from oral sources. The best-known tales include “Hansel and Gretel,” “Snow White,” “Little Red Riding Hood,” “Sleeping Beauty,” “Tom Thumb,” “Rapunzel,” “The Golden Goose,” and “Rumpelstiltskin.” The universal appeal of these stories—whether they are considered as psychological archetypes or as fantasy narratives—inspired a myriad of print, theatrical, operatic, balletic, and cinematic adaptations.

Light O' Mine Media Presents: We Read - an audio book podcast. This season we read Grimm's Fairy Tales - by the Brothers Grim. We Read, You Listen! Catch up on the classics at any time with our short 10 -20 minute episodes. Grimm’s Fairy Tales comprises some 200 stories, most of which were adopted from oral sources. The best-known tales include “Hansel and Gretel,” “Snow White,” “Little Red Riding Hood,” “Sleeping Beauty,” “Tom Thumb,” “Rapunzel,” “The Golden Goose,” and “Rumpelstiltskin.” The universal appeal of these stories—whether they are considered as psychological archetypes or as fantasy narratives—inspired a myriad of print, theatrical, operatic, balletic, and cinematic adaptations.

Light O' Mine Media Presents: We Read - an audio book podcast. This season we read Grimm's Fairy Tales - by the Brothers Grim. We Read, You Listen! Catch up on the classics at any time with our short 10 -20 minute episodes. Grimm’s Fairy Tales&nbsp;comprises&nbsp;some 200 stories, most of which were adopted from oral sources. The best-known tales include “Hansel and Gretel,” “Snow White,” “Little Red Riding Hood,” “Sleeping Beauty,” “Tom Thumb,” “Rapunzel,” “The Golden Goose,” and “Rumpelstiltskin.” The universal appeal of these stories—whether they are considered as psychological&nbsp;archetypes&nbsp;or as fantasy narratives—inspired a&nbsp;myriad&nbsp;of print, theatrical, operatic, balletic, and cinematic&nbsp;adaptations.

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