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El podcast de Gaby

Mary Barton, the debut novel by English author Elizabeth Gaskell, was published in 1848 and paints a vivid portrait of life in 1830s and 1840s Manchester. This powerful narrative delves into the harsh realities faced by the Victorian working class, centering around two families—the Bartons and the Wilsons. As John Barton grapples with the loss of his wife and son, he becomes a passionate advocate for social justice, questioning the inequities of wealth and the struggles between the rich and the poor. The disappearance of his sister-in-law Esther adds to the familys turmoil, pushing John toward the Chartist movement and the fight for workers rights. This poignant tale captures the spirit of resilience and the quest for dignity amidst despair.

Mary Barton

En este Podcast queremos expandir el hermoso mensaje del evangelio y llegar a vidas que necesiten escuchar algo de parte de Dios. Trataremos temas que, tal vez, en una predicación no escuches, con preguntas que te identificaran como Cristiano.
Te invitamos a seguirnos y a conectar con nosotros en cada episodio.
¡Dios te bendiga!

En este Podcast queremos expandir el hermoso mensaje del evangelio y llegar a vidas que necesiten escuchar algo de parte de Dios. Trataremos temas que, tal vez, en una predicación no escuches, con preguntas que te identificaran como Cristiano. Te invitamos a seguirnos y a conectar con nosotros en cada episodio. ¡Dios te bendiga!

Mentes Cristianas

In Anthony Trollopes Marion Fay (1882), we are drawn into a captivating tale of two romances that bridge the gap between noble birth and common life. Each relationship faces the tumultuous clash of parental expectations against the fervent desires of the young lovers. As the story unfolds, Trollope enriches the narrative with a cast of intriguing minor characters who either stir up chaos or provide delightful comic relief, making this novel a blend of heartfelt romance and witty social commentary. (summary by Arnold Banner)

Marion Fay

grounded. — a warm, easy-going space to sit down with the people who make coffee culture what it is — baristas, roasters, café owners, and everyday coffee lovers. Each episode feels like settling into a quiet café corner as someone’s story gently brews. Real people, real craft, real connection — one cup at a time.

grounded. a coffee podcast

Archive of everything you need to stop, look, and think about.

Stop | Look | Think

In Love of Landry, one of Dunbars four novels, we delve into the life of Mildred Osborne, an Eastern aristocrat seeking recuperation at a remote ranch in Colorado. As she navigates a world defined by distinct social norms and the scarcity of women, Mildred embarks on a transformative journey of self-discovery. Though the novel lacks direct representation of black characters, it subtly addresses themes of societal prejudice and the complexities of male identity in America. Ultimately, Mildred uncovers the true nature of Landry and realizes he is deserving of her love. Summary by Jim Locke.

Love of Landry

EXCERPT In everything he did, the doctor prioritized Floras happiness above all else. He filled his home with delightful company—esteemed professionals and their charming wives—hoping to cultivate friendships that would bring joy to her life. Despite her initial reservations, Floras gentle nature won over those who came to know her. In Cuthbert Ollivants close-knit circle, she was simply known as his beloved ward, and to know her was to love her.

Lost for Love

A podcast dedicated to holistic health and healing.

A podcast dedicated to holistic health and healing.

The Body Never Forgets How to Heal Itself with Dr. Steve Gandee

East Carolina Pirates Basketball News Today brings you up to date coverage of ECU athletics with daily focus on Pirates men’s basketball. Follow East Carolina basketball scores, game recaps, AAC conference play, recruiting news, player development, injuries, and schedule previews. Voiced by DNN creator Corey Cambridge, this show delivers fast updates built for Pirates fans on the go.

East Carolina Pirates Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

Noctyri's adventurous wild side in the world of wolves, Ebonlight

Noctyri's adventurous wild side in the world of wolves, Ebonlight

Ebonlight

In this captivating narrative, George Borrow—a self-taught English linguist, wanderer, and former bible salesman—blends autobiography, fantasy, and anti-Catholic critique to create a unique literary experience. Join Borrow as he traverses the picturesque landscapes of England, Scotland, and Ireland, chronicling his evolution from a curious young boy to a searching young man in the early nineteenth century. His passion for languages and aspirations as a writer and translator intertwine with his adventures as an itinerant tinker, all while he grapples with moments of deep existential dread. The characters Borrow refers to as scholar and priest play a subtle role in his journey, while the enigmatic Mr. Petulengro, a gypsy friend, makes only occasional appearances. The term Lavengro, meaning word master in the gypsy language, encapsulates Borrows literary prowess. Renowned Australian author Gerald Murnane has called Borrow his favorite prose stylist, highlighting the enduring impact of this remarkable storyteller. (Summary by Peter Dann)

Lavengro-  The Scholar, The Gypsy, The Priest

Émile Zola, a towering figure in French literature, was born on April 2, 1840, and left an indelible mark on the world of naturalism before his passing on September 29, 1902. Among his prolific works, L’Assommoir, published in 1877, stands out as the seventh installment in the renowned Les Rougon-Macquart series. This gripping novel offers a stark and unflinching exploration of the grim realities of alcoholism and poverty in the working-class neighborhoods of Paris. Its powerful themes struck a chord with readers, propelling Zola to fame and solidifying his legacy as one of France’s literary giants. (Summary edited from Wikipedia)

LAssommoir

Willkommen bei "Noch ein Game Talk"! 🎧

Ist das wirklich noch ein Game Talk? Wir sind Emma und Moritz, und wir sprechen nicht nur über Spiele, wir arbeiten auch daran. Als Freelancer in der Lokalisation und Synchronbranche sowie als langjährige Radiomacher  schauen wir da hin, wo normale Reviews aufhören.

Was dich hier erwartet: In diesem Podcast plaudern wir aus dem Nähkästchen der Spieleindustrie. Wir liefern euch keine trockenen Tests, sondern persönliche Erfahrungen, Deep Dives und spannende Anekdoten von hinter den Kulissen.

Unsere Themen:

Industry Insights: Wie entsteht die deutsche Fassung eines Games? Was passiert im Synchronstudio?

Passion Projects: Unsere Liebe zu immersiven Welten wie Kingdom Come: Deliverance (und warum wir uns ihretwegen in Tschechien verliebt haben).

Reisen & Events: Wir nehmen euch mit auf die Gamescom, zu Fan-Festivals, Konzerten und an die echten Orte unserer Lieblingsspiele.

Gäste: Wir holen Entwickler, Sprecher und Leute aus der PR direkt ans Mikrofon.

Wer wir sind: Wir sind Emma & Moritz. Wir übersetzen Videospiele (EN - DE), arbeiten als Sprecher und machen seit über 7 Jahren gemeinsam Radio.

🔔 Abonniere uns jetzt, um keine Folge zu verpassen und tief in die Welt der Games einzutauchen!

Willkommen bei "Noch ein Game Talk"! 🎧 Ist das wirklich noch ein Game Talk? Wir sind Emma und Moritz, und wir sprechen nicht nur über Spiele, wir arbeiten auch daran. Als Freelancer in der Lokalisation und Synchronbranche sowie als langjährige Radiomacher schauen wir da hin, wo normale Reviews aufhören. Was dich hier erwartet: In diesem Podcast plaudern wir aus dem Nähkästchen der Spieleindustrie. Wir liefern euch keine trockenen Tests, sondern persönliche Erfahrungen, Deep Dives und spannende Anekdoten von hinter den Kulissen. Unsere Themen: Industry Insights: Wie entsteht die deutsche Fassung eines Games? Was passiert im Synchronstudio? Passion Projects: Unsere Liebe zu immersiven Welten wie Kingdom Come: Deliverance (und warum wir uns ihretwegen in Tschechien verliebt haben). Reisen & Events: Wir nehmen euch mit auf die Gamescom, zu Fan-Festivals, Konzerten und an die echten Orte unserer Lieblingsspiele. Gäste: Wir holen Entwickler, Sprecher und Leute aus der PR direkt ans Mikrofon. Wer wir sind: Wir sind Emma & Moritz. Wir übersetzen Videospiele (EN - DE), arbeiten als Sprecher und machen seit über 7 Jahren gemeinsam Radio. 🔔 Abonniere uns jetzt, um keine Folge zu verpassen und tief in die Welt der Games einzutauchen!

Willkommen bei "Noch ein Game Talk"! 🎧

Ist das wirklich noch ein Game Talk? Wir sind Emma und Moritz, und wir sprechen nicht nur über Spiele, wir arbeiten auch daran. Als Freelancer in der Lokalisation und Synchronbranche sowie als langjährige Radiomacher  schauen wir da hin, wo normale Reviews aufhören.

Was dich hier erwartet: In diesem Podcast plaudern wir aus dem Nähkästchen der Spieleindustrie. Wir liefern euch keine trockenen Tests, sondern persönliche Erfahrungen, Deep Dives und spannende Anekdoten von hinter den Kulissen.

Unsere Themen:

Industry Insights: Wie entsteht die deutsche Fassung eines Games? Was passiert im Synchronstudio?

Passion Projects: Unsere Liebe zu immersiven Welten wie Kingdom Come: Deliverance (und warum wir uns ihretwegen in Tschechien verliebt haben).

Reisen &amp; Events: Wir nehmen euch mit auf die Gamescom, zu Fan-Festivals, Konzerten und an die echten Orte unserer Lieblingsspiele.

Gäste: Wir holen Entwickler, Sprecher und Leute aus der PR direkt ans Mikrofon.

Wer wir sind: Wir sind Emma &amp; Moritz. Wir übersetzen Videospiele (EN - DE), arbeiten als Sprecher und machen seit über 7 Jahren gemeinsam Radio.

🔔 Abonniere uns jetzt, um keine Folge zu verpassen und tief in die Welt der Games einzutauchen!

Noch ein Game-Talk!

Dive into Mary Elizabeth Braddons captivating debut novel, Lady Audleys Secret, which took Victorian readers by storm upon its serial publication in 1862. This enthralling tale follows the enchanting Lucy Graham, who transforms into Lady Audley, all while hiding a scandalous secret from her husband and his family. With a gripping mix of madness, bigamy, attempted murder, and seduction, this sensational narrative remains one of the quintessential examples of 19th-century fiction, sure to keep you spellbound from beginning to end. (Summary written by gloriana).

Lady Audleys Secret

Hope From The Ground Up is for people who feel stuck, tired, or unsure where to begin—but still want more out of life. Each Monday, Rich offers a calm, no-fluff, faith-forward perspective and one small step you can take that week. If you’re not sure where you land with faith, you’re still welcome here.

Hope From The Ground Up

In the picturesque setting of Coombe Cellers, a charming farmhouse nestled along the Teign estuary in South Devon, we meet Kate Quarm—affectionately known as Kitty. A bright and sensitive girl, Kitty navigates life with her aloof aunt and uncle, while her father, a whimsical dreamer, wanders the countryside in search of the next big scheme. Often feeling isolated and misunderstood, Kitty finds herself yearning for connection. When she unexpectedly ferries the son of the wealthiest farmer across the river, a spark ignites between them, promising a shift in her fortunes. However, the determined Rose Ash has her own plans for John, leaving Kitty distracted by the mysteries of the stars, the pull of the tides, and the allure of a new schoolmaster. The Revd Sabine Bearing Gould, with his keen eye for human nature, paints a vivid portrait of 19th Century English life, filled with humor and a colorful cast of characters. (Summary by MaryAnn)

Kitty Alone

In the glittering world of New York society, Katharine Lauderdale dreams of love and freedom, but her miserly father stands in her way. With her older sister having escaped their unhappy home through marriage, Katharine is determined to follow suit—yet her hopes of marrying her cousin and childhood sweetheart, Jack Ralston, are dashed when her father refuses to give his blessing. As tensions rise, desperate measures are needed, and the enigmatic Uncle Robert may hold the key to the young couples future. (Lynne Thompson)

Katharine Lauderdale Volume 1

um podcast para todos aqueles que amam ler , assistir series e filmes , escutar musica e tomar aquele cafezinho.

Café da Flavinha

In a world of New York high society, Katharine Lauderdale longs to escape the grasp of her miserly father, who stands in the way of her dreams. While her older sister has found freedom through marriage, Katharine yearns for the same fate with her beloved cousin, Jack Ralston. But with her fathers disapproval looming large, can the young couple defy family expectations and carve out a future together? Join them on a journey filled with love, rebellion, and the quest for happiness. - Summary by Lynne Thompson

Katharine Lauderdale Volume 2

In a world where timid Joanna Traill’s every decision is overshadowed by her domineering sisters, her life takes an unexpected turn when she meets Mr. Boas. A compassionate man dedicated to giving “fallen” women a second chance, Mr. Boas opens the door for Joanna to welcome Christine, a girl from a troubled past, into her home. As Joanna nurtures Christine, she begins to break free from her suffocating existence, discovering her own voice and the strength to live life on her terms. Meanwhile, Christine’s blossoming romance with Mr. Bevan, a friend of Mr. Boas, complicates matters, leading Joanna to counsel her about revealing her past. Amid these developments, Joanna realizes her feelings for Mr. Boas deepen into something more profound. Will Mr. Bevan accept Christines truth, and can Joanna find the courage to embrace love? - Summary by Scarbo

Joanna Traill, Spinster

The Ramp Up With Abby Link

O Stream es la nueva plataforma boliviana de streaming que mezcla política, humor, cultura digital y conversación sin filtros. 🎙️ Desde debates ácidos hasta risas inteligentes, cada programa, una mirada distinta sobre la realidad del país. 💥 Aquí se habla de lo que todos piensan, pero pocos se atreven a decir. Opinión, entretenimiento y criterio propio en un mismo espacio.

O Stream

Sofia Ariza's podcast

Impressions of Theophrastus Such is the final work of fiction by George Eliot, published in 1879. This innovative piece stands out as Eliots most experimental endeavor, presenting a collection of literary essays penned by an imaginary minor scholar. Through these essays, the eccentricities and complexities of the scholars character are artfully revealed, inviting readers into a rich exploration of thought and perspective. (Summary from Wikipedia)

Impressions of Theophrastus Such

El podcast de emma todarello

At the height of their popularity, Harriet Martineaus *Illustrations of Political Economy* aimed to transform the complex theories of political economy into captivating and accessible social fiction. Through her engaging dramatizations, Martineau sought to educate and empower a diverse readership, including women and the working class, who were often sidelined from these crucial discussions. Each volume features a unique collection of short, didactic novellas that illuminate various economic principles, offering stories that are as entertaining as they are enlightening. The publication of these volumes created a sensation in Victorian England. This inaugural volume includes the following thought-provoking novellas *Life in the Wilds*, which explores themes of self-sufficiency, cooperation, and colonialism amidst an attack on English settlers in South Africa; *The Hill and the Valley*, a gripping narrative of industrial conflict set in a Welsh ironworks that delves into industry, commerce, and Luddism; and *Brooke and Brooke Farm*, a poignant tale about the enclosure of public land in the English countryside. (Summary by ChuckW)

Illustrations of Political Economy, Volume 1

Taking about whatever’s on my mind which may be about toy collecting, game design or living in a world.

Matthew Gatland’s low effort podcast

In this final volume, we delve into Hesters journey as she navigates her identity within a family that is hers by blood but not by nurture. As the bank where her father once worked faces new threats, Hester must confront her feelings towards her suitors and make pivotal decisions that could shape her future. Join us as we explore themes of belonging, love, and resilience in this captivating conclusion to Hesters story. - Summary by Anne Erickson

Hester- A Story of Contemporary Life, Volume 3

At 28, Mildred is ready to embark on a new chapter of her life. Her excitement is soon overshadowed when her brother requests her help in caring for his children, thrusting her into the role of Aunt Milly, the dutiful caregiver. Amidst this new responsibility, she encounters Heriot, a determined woman doctor who manages her own ward. Their paths intertwine, leading to profound influences on one anothers lives. This thought-provoking narrative delves into the complexities of a womans role in society, exploring the essence of strength is it found in feminism or in the everyday woman? Can true happiness coexist with societal expectations? - Summary by Stav Nisser.

Heriots Choice

A New Podcast Hosted by Aaran Vijayakumaran Ph.D, a Scientist at Stanford UniversityCurious Together | Exploring science, mind, and meaningWelcome to The Vitality Lab — a podcast about the science of being human. This show blends physiology, psychology, and philosophy to explore what it means to grow, adapt, and live with intention.It's a space for people who ask why we are the way we are, and what we can do about it. We don’t claim to have the answers — but we believe in asking better questions. Whether it’s the stress of endurance, the complexity of the mind, or the search for meaning, this podcast invites you to think more deeply about the forces shaping our lives. Because the world is full of rich information — and we’re here to make sense of it, together.New episodes weekly. For the curious. For the seekers. For those still becoming.

A New Podcast Hosted by Aaran Vijayakumaran Ph.D, a Scientist at Stanford University Curious Together | Exploring science, mind, and meaning Welcome to The Vitality Lab — a podcast about the science of being human. This show blends physiology, psychology, and philosophy to explore what it means to grow, adapt, and live with intention. It's a space for people who ask why we are the way we are, and what we can do about it. We don’t claim to have the answers — but we believe in asking better questions. Whether it’s the stress of endurance, the complexity of the mind, or the search for meaning, this podcast invites you to think more deeply about the forces shaping our lives. Because the world is full of rich information — and we’re here to make sense of it, together. New episodes weekly. For the curious. For the seekers. For those still becoming.

The Vitality Lab Podcast

In Mary Elizabeth Braddons gripping Victorian novel, Henry Dunbar, the titular character returns to England after a 30-year exile in India for forgery. His arrival sparks a thrilling tale filled with murder, deception, and the moral dilemmas surrounding guilt and responsibility. As he navigates the treacherous waters of societal expectations and gender barriers of the Victorian era, Dunbars journey unfolds into a captivating adventure that challenges the very fabric of morality. (Summary by Rosie)

Henry Dunbar

Dive into Charles Dickenss Hard Times, his shortest and most poignant novel, set against the backdrop of the industrial north of England. This gripping tale features a vibrant cast of characters and serves as a powerful critique of utilitarian education, epitomized by Mr. Gradgrinds infamous call to Teach these boys and girls nothing but facts. The novel also explores the intense friction between capital and trade unions, suggesting that a humanist education system could bridge the chasm of class struggle. Set in the fictional Coketown, the narrative is inspired by Dickenss visit to Preston during the tumultuous factory lockout of 1853. This version, presented as it was serialized in 20 issues of Dickenss Household Words from April to August 1854, is complemented by two insightful articles—Locked Out and On Strike—which illuminate Dickenss reflections on education and class conflict. - Summary by Phil Benson

Hard Times (version 3), Locked Out and On Strike

In a tragic accident at the tender age of nine, Elias Lossell loses both his sight and hearing, leaving him isolated and unable to communicate. As he grows up, Elias remains mentally stunted, yet fate unexpectedly bestows upon him the fortune of being the richest man in the bustling Dutch town of Koopstad, heir to a prosperous tea merchant dynasty. Meanwhile, his two younger twin half-brothers, Hendrik and Hubert, are left to shoulder the burden of managing the family business, stirring up resentment—especially from the ambitious Hendrik, who is driven by greed and hindered by his extravagant wife. As Hendrik plots to seize control and eliminate Elias from the equation, chaos ensues. This novel is laced with sharp satire and witty commentary that reflects on the values of wealth, social standing, and the human condition at the close of the 19th century. Originally a bestseller in 1892, this hidden gem by Dutch author Maarten Maartens (1858-1915) is a unique exploration of societal norms. (Summary by Anna Simon)

Gods fool

Dive into the world of Gobseck, a captivating installment in Balzacs La Comédie Humaine and a follow-up to the renowned Father Goriot. This short novel centers around the enigmatic pawnbroker and moneylender Gobseck, who played a critical role in sustaining the lavish lifestyles of Goriots pampered daughters. As we reconnect with one of these daughters, Mme Restaud, prepare for a rich exploration of ambition, greed, and the intricacies of human relationships. (Summary by JCarson)

Gobseck

Join Fritz, a Dutch tramp with dreams of becoming a detective and a flair for ventriloquism, as he embarks on an intriguing adventure. The tale begins with a mysterious elopement at a wedding where Fritz is invited to witness the nuptials. The next day, he encounters the father of the bride, who reveals a shocking story about his daughter. He claims she suffers from episodes of madness, during which she fell under the spell of a young man who persuaded her to steal £20,000 and elope with him to a small town. But is this narrative true, or merely a fabrication spun by the father for his own motives? Accompany Fritz on his quest to unravel this enigma filled with unexpected twists and thrilling escapades. (Summary by fiddlesticks)

Fritz to the Front

In a gripping tale of injustice, Robert Penfold finds himself wrongfully convicted and sentenced to five years of penal servitude. His journey takes a harrowing turn when he is transported on the notorious hulk VENGEANCE, bound for Australia. Fate deals him another cruel blow as he becomes shipwrecked on an uncharted island in the South Pacific. To his astonishment, Helen Rolleston—the woman he loves, yet who doesn’t even recognize him—shares his plight aboard the doomed vessel. Enduring months of trials and tribulations, Roberts resourcefulness ultimately leads to their rescue. Helen returns to Britain alone, determined to clear Roberts name. True to the spirit of Victorian Sensation novels, this story weaves a complex plot filled with richly drawn characters that will keep you on the edge of your seat. - Summary by Celine Major

Foul Play

Path to a better healthier life

In the opulent world of 1850s France, Madelaine is the underappreciated cousin of the esteemed de Gramont family. Though adored by the enchanting Bertha and secretly loved by the dashing Maurice, she is little more than an inconvenience to the proud old countess. When her uncles devious plans create a deep divide within the family, Madelaine must harness her extraordinary talent as a seamstress, transforming into the sought-after couturier “Mademoiselle Melanie” in Washington, D.C. With her newfound success, she seizes the chance to rescue the financially struggling de Gramonts. - Summary by Kelly S. Taylor

Fairy Fingers

Come hang out with drag duo Isis Mirage &amp; Coco Ferocha as they share their stories and thoughts about drag, music, tv/movies, pop culture and whatever else happens to be on their minds that day.

Come hang out with drag duo Isis Mirage & Coco Ferocha as they share their stories and thoughts about drag, music, tv/movies, pop culture and whatever else happens to be on their minds that day.

The Isis and Coco Show

Opinionated Sports Podcast of 7 talking Football, Hockey and Baseball.

Unmuzzled Sports Podcast

El podcast de Zuly Romero

Eustace Diamonds, the third installment in the renowned Palliser Series, was first published in serial form and later as a novel in 1872. Set against the backdrop of Ireland and England, this captivating tale explores the intricate social and political dynamics of the era. Join narrator Deon Gines as he brings this compelling story to life.

Eustace Diamonds (Version 2)

The Demonologist is a gripping podcast series that chronicles the harrowing transformation of Adam Blai who moved from the sterile, high-security corridors of the Pennsylvania state prison system to the front lines of spiritual warfare. Once a Psychological Services Specialist evaluating the full range of human evil through a clinical lens, Blai’s life took a profound turn when he encountered spiritual evil that shattered the boundaries of traditional science, leading to his evolution from a man of science to a demonologist. Today, he is the author of several books on the subject and stands as the only lay Peritus of Religious Demonology officially decreed by the Roman Catholic Church and an auxiliary member of the International Association of Exorcists. By merging his background in psychology with theology, Blai now serves as a vital bridge between worlds—consulting for law enforcement, teaching at the Pope Leo XIII Institute, and assisting in over 1,000 solemn exorcisms.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Demonologist is a gripping podcast series that chronicles the harrowing transformation of Adam Blai who moved from the sterile, high-security corridors of the Pennsylvania state prison system to the front lines of spiritual warfare. Once a Psychological Services Specialist evaluating the full range of human evil through a clinical lens, Blai’s life took a profound turn when he encountered spiritual evil that shattered the boundaries of traditional science, leading to his evolution from a man of science to a demonologist. Today, he is the author of several books on the subject and stands as the only lay Peritus of Religious Demonology officially decreed by the Roman Catholic Church and an auxiliary member of the International Association of Exorcists. By merging his background in psychology with theology, Blai now serves as a vital bridge between worlds—consulting for law enforcement, teaching at the Pope Leo XIII Institute, and assisting in over 1,000 solemn exorcisms. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Demonologist is a gripping podcast series that chronicles the harrowing transformation of Adam Blai who moved from the sterile, high-security corridors of the Pennsylvania state prison system to the front lines of spiritual warfare. Once a Psychological Services Specialist evaluating the full range of human evil through a clinical lens, Blai’s life took a profound turn when he encountered spiritual evil that shattered the boundaries of traditional science, leading to his evolution from a man of science to a demonologist. Today, he is the author of several books on the subject and stands as the only lay Peritus of Religious Demonology officially decreed by the Roman Catholic Church and an auxiliary member of the International Association of Exorcists. By merging his background in psychology with theology, Blai now serves as a vital bridge between worlds—consulting for law enforcement, teaching at the Pope Leo XIII Institute, and assisting in over 1,000 solemn exorcisms. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

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