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Weekly preparedness intelligence broadcast covering geopolitics, threat assessment, tactical medicine, firearms, grid security, communications, financial preparedness, home defense, and survival operations. Hosted by a retired combat Veteran and licensed Family Nurse Practitioner with combat tours in Desert Storm and Afghanistan. From the frontlines to the homefront — real-world experience, real-world preparedness. Full preparedness education at tpp.suburbanprepper.com. This is survival. This is resilience. This is preparedness

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In Cynical Miss Catherwaight, we delve into the intriguing world of Miss Catherwaight, a collector of dishonored honors—medals of valor pawned by those who once held them dear. Each piece in her collection carries its own story, and Miss Catherwaight looks down upon the former owners for their perceived betrayal. That is, until she discovers a unique token shaped like a heart that changes her perspective forever. Join us on this captivating journey of redemption and reflection, as Carolin narrates the tale.

Cynical Miss Catherwaight

In Sylvie and Bruno Concluded, the enchanting adventures of the fairy-children Sylvie and Bruno continue, bringing joy and whimsy to every page. Joined by their delightful fairy companions, including the witty Professor who humorously explores ideas to their fullest, the story is filled with delightful nonsense songs that will leave you smiling. Meanwhile, the mortal characters—our unnamed narrator, the gracious Lady Muriel, and the self-righteous Arthur—serve as the backdrop for Carrolls insightful commentary on morality and Christian values. Join us for a whimsical journey where fantasy and profound lessons intertwine! (Summary by Catharine Eastman)

Sylvie and Bruno Concluded

Shakespeares fascination with Roman history comes alive in his gripping tragedy, Coriolanus, likely penned between 1605 and 1607. The play chronicles the tumultuous journey of Caius Martius, a formidable Roman general who earns the title Coriolanus after his triumph at Corioli. What sets this work apart is its powerful representation of the common citizens of Rome. As the narrative unfolds, we witness their uprising over soaring food prices and their ongoing conflict with Coriolanus, whose disdain for the plebeians fuels the drama. Join us as we explore themes of power, pride, and the voice of the people in this captivating tale. (Summary by Elizabeth Klett)

Coriolanus

Meet Dimple, a spirited nine-year-old girl who thrives on being the center of attention. Alongside her playful companion Bubbles, a vibrant little girl who serves as both friend and helper, Dimples world is filled with fun and games. However, when her cousin Florence arrives for a visit, the two girls embark on a delightful adventure. But as rainy days confine them indoors, boredom sets in, sparking a series of unexpected escapades and mischief. Join them on a journey of friendship and imagination! (Summary by Diana Majlinger)

Sweet Little Maid

In Cordelia the Magnificent, Cordelia Marlowe bears a prestigious name but finds herself without wealth. Struggling to make ends meet, she grapples with the question what work is suitable for a young lady educated solely in social graces and tennis? Her journey intertwines with the courtships of three diverse suitors, leading to unexpected twists of fate that ultimately transform her. This captivating tale of mystery, blackmail, and romance was penned in just 23 days by Leroy Scott, a reporter well-versed in the intrigues and scandals that captivate the public. The story also inspired a silent film in 1923. - Summary by Rapunzelina

Cordelia the Magnificent

William Cowper Brann, aptly nicknamed The Iconoclast, boldly challenged the status quo, targeting institutions and beliefs he deemed arrogant and self-serving. Settling in the rugged town of Waco, Texas, during the late 1800s, Brann made his mark as a newspaper man—first as a writer and later as the owner of The Iconoclast newspaper. This tumultuous period saw fierce battles between Catholics and Protestants over Texass soul, with further sectarian conflicts among Protestants. Branns prolific writing style and unapologetic opinions made waves, as he fiercely criticized Baptists, Prohibition, and universities with the ferocity of a gunfight—an irony not lost on history, as he met his own demise in a shootout at the age of 43. After being shot in the back, he managed to draw his weapon and kill his assailant, before walking himself to jail, where he ultimately died the next morning. Volume 12 features a collection of his thought-provoking newspaper editorials, reflections on his untimely death, and a mix of both praise and critique of his brash, junk-yard-dog approach to journalism. Prepare for a captivating listening experience filled with his sharp insights and unforgettable rhetoric!

Complete Works of Brann, The Iconoclast, Volume 12

Dive into the enchanting world of MAGIC with the 39th installment of the Coffee Break Collection. In this edition, talented Librivox readers bring you captivating stories and poems—each a delightful gem of fifteen minutes or less, perfect for your short commutes or those well-deserved coffee breaks. Curated by Michele Fry, this collection invites you to experience the wonder of magic in its many forms.

Coffee Break Collection 039 - Magic

Welcome to the 36th installment of the Coffee Break Collection! In this episode, our talented Librivox readers have curated a delightful selection of stories and poems, ranging from fiction to non-fiction, each perfect for a brief escape during your commute or coffee break. This edition celebrates the charming and enigmatic world of CATS. Join Michele Fry as we explore these captivating tales!

Coffee Break Collection 036 - Cats

Dive into the thrilling world of pirates with the eighteenth installment of the Coffee Break Collection! In this episode, Librivox readers present a curated selection of captivating English language public domain works that clock in at about 15 minutes each—ideal for your daily commute, workout, or coffee break. Explore the allure of life on the high seas through fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and essays, as we uncover the adventures and perils faced by these daring bad boys and girls of the ocean. Join us for a taste of the romance and danger that comes with the pirate life!

Coffee Break Collection 018 - Pirates

Dive into the fourteenth edition of our beloved coffee break series, featuring a curated selection of public domain works that range from 3 to 15 minutes in length. Perfect for those moments when you need a quick escape—whether it’s during a study break, on your commute, while working out, or simply when you want to immerse yourself in a complete story without investing too much time. This collection embraces the theme of New Beginnings, highlighting stories of change and fresh starts across fiction, non-fiction, and poetry.

Coffee Break Collection 014 - New Beginnings

Dive into the thirteenth installment of our coffee break series, where we bring you a curated selection of public domain works ranging from 3 to 15 minutes in length. Perfect for a quick study break, a short commute, or a refreshing workout boost, these pieces offer complete stories that fit seamlessly into your busy day. This collection centers around the theme of The Weather, showcasing works where atmospheric conditions play a vital role. From fiction and non-fiction to poetry, this diverse selection has something for everyone. (Lynne Thompson)

Coffee Break Collection 013 - Weather

Dive into the enchanting world of our coffee break series with the ninth installment, featuring a curated selection of public domain works that range from 3 to 15 minutes in length. Perfect for work/study breaks, commutes, workouts, or any moment when you crave a complete story in just a few minutes. Immerse yourself in the spirit of Autumn with this delightful collection! - Summary by Rosie and WoollyBee

Coffee Break Collection 009 - Autumn

Join Mr. Clark and Donald as they embark on an unforgettable year at the Crescent Ranch in Idaho, immersing themselves in the art of sheep raising. Discover the challenges and joys of ranch life through their eyes. (summary by David O)

Story of Wool

Dive into the seventh installment of our engaging Coffee Break series, featuring captivating public domain works that fit perfectly into your busy schedule. Each piece lasts between 3 and 15 minutes, making them ideal for work breaks, commutes, workouts, or any moment when you crave a quick story. This collections theme is Travel and Transportation, showcasing thrilling journeys by land, sea, air, and even space, along with everything that comes with the adventure of getting there. [Summary by Rosie]

Coffee Break Collection 007 - Travel

Step into the world of a classic English public school where tradition and turmoil collide. Experience the antics of unruly juniors, the wisdom of seasoned upperclassmen, and the struggles of an outcast navigating this unique social landscape. Summary by Von

Cock-House at Fellsgarth

Join the six adventurous Bastable Children—Dora, Oswald, Dicky, Alice, Noel, and Horace Octavius—as they embark on an exciting quest to restore their family fortune and support their widowed father. With one sibling narrating the tale, youll be kept in suspense about their identity until the very end. Discover the twists and turns of their treasure hunt in this delightful story filled with fun and intrigue! (Summary by Sarah Hill)

Story of the Treasure Seekers

A deep dive into every Marvel character. One character, one episode, complete deep dive. Hosted by Rhys, a Welsh Marvel fan with zero affiliation to Marvel or Disney — just pure fan passion.

The Character Codex

Immerse yourself in the heartwarming spirit of Christmas with four selected chapters from The Measure Of A Man A Tale of the Big Woods by Norman Duncan. Experience the magic of a cold winter night filled with glittering stars, the tenderness of a homeless baby, the devotion of a loving woman, the strength of a protective man, and the stories of hardworking men bearing witness to the seasons gifts. Join us for a celebration of love, hope, and the true essence of Christmas. (Title page and David Wales)

Christmas Eve At Swamps End

This poignant story from 1913 transcends the typical Christmas narrative, delving into the depths of spiritual wisdom and the elusive nature of understanding. Meet Henry Collinton, an 81-year-old widowed Episcopal bishop, as he navigates his final Christmas day. Throughout the day, he encounters four significant figures, including three cherished friends and the Christ he has devoted his life to following. As he reflects on his journey, the Bishop remains unaware of the profound beauty God is revealing to him—moments that surpass mere fulfillment. All happily he sat there in his old study chair, looking toward the eastward window. His face had changed to a beauty of light. Gently on the chair arms rested the lean old hands, as very softly the gray room brightened at the coming of the dawn. - Summary by David Wales

Christmas Bishop

Dive into Volume 8 of Anton Chekhovs captivating collection of short stories. This selection features poignant narratives such as The Chorus Girl, A Gentleman Friend, and A Father, among others, each highlighting Chekhovs masterful storytelling. - Summary by Lynne Thompson

Chorus Girl and Other Stories

Dive into the whimsical world of H.M.S. Pinafore; or, The Lass That Loved a Sailor, a delightful comic opera penned by the brilliant duo of Arthur Sullivan and W. S. Gilbert. Premiering in London on May 25, 1878, this enchanting tale captivated audiences for an impressive 571 performances, marking it as a milestone in musical theatre history. Though this isnt the opera itself, it is a charming adaptation by Gilbert titled The Story of HMS Pinafore, or The Pinafore Picture Book, featuring enchanting illustrations by Alice B. Woodward. Here, you’ll find Gilberts clever prose and poetry, complete with humorous asides, bringing the story to life without the music. Explore the witty narrative by following the archive.org link to the beautifully scanned book! (Summary by Wikipedia and ToddHW)

Story of H.M.S. Pinafore

In The Story of a Woolly Dog, the enchanting conclusion to Laura Lee Hopes beloved Make Believe Stories series, we venture into the whimsical world of a department stores toy section. Here, when the lights dim and the hustle of the day fades, the dolls and toys come to life, sharing secrets and laughter under the watchful moon. But come morning, they must freeze in silence, each one dreaming of the special child who will take them home. Join us on this heartwarming journey filled with imagination and friendship. - Summary by Nan Dodge

Story of a Woolly Dog

Delightful and enchanting tales designed for young imaginations. Each story is a perfect blend of fun and learning, making storytime an adventure! (Summary by Dr. Heather A. D. Mbaye)

Child’s New Story Book

Step into the world of early 1900s New York City through a poignant collection of vignettes that bring to life the harsh realities of poverty. Jacob Riis, a dedicated police reporter and sociologist, sheds light on the faces of extreme hardship, capturing not just the struggles of children but also the elderly and even animals. His evocative storytelling elicits a spectrum of emotions, from laughter to tears, as he highlights the rich tapestry of diverse cultures in the city.

Children of the Tenements

Immerse yourself in this enchanting tale, the tenth installment of the 12 Make Believe Stories series. Follow the delightful adventures of a Christmas toy bear that brings a touch of nostalgia and whimsy. A heartwarming story that captures the magic of childhood, beautifully narrated by Nan Dodge.

Story of a Plush Bear

Dive into a captivating collection of eleven short stories that explore the complexities of human nature and transformation. Each tale is a unique journey, masterfully narrated by David Wales, inviting you to reflect on the changes we all face.

Changed Man And Other Tales

Join the enchanting journey of the Lamb on Wheels, the third installment in the beloved Make Believe Stories series. Crafted in the whimsical workshop of Santa Claus at the North Pole, this charming tale follows toys and dolls as they come to life in toy stores, embarking on exciting games and adventures. Will the Lamb on Wheels discover her special boy or girl? Tune in to find out! - Summary by Nan Dodge

Story of a Lamb on Wheels

Joseph Addison, renowned for his influential periodical The Spectator, also dabbled in the world of drama, crafting a handful of plays—one of which is Cato. This particular work, created independently of his collaborator Richard Steele, gained prominence as a source of inspiration for leaders during the American Revolution. Legend has it that George Washington staged this play at Valley Forge in 1778 to motivate his officers with its themes of self-sacrifice and republican virtues. Its no surprise that many stirring quotes from figures like Patrick Henry and Nathan Hale echo Addisons powerful words. Join us as we explore this timeless piece, brought to life by a talented cast led by Greg Giordano as Cato, and edited by ToddHW.

Cato

Join the Candy Rabbit as he awakens one delightful morning to discover that his long-awaited Destiny has arrived! He’s now part of a magical Easter display in the toy shop where he resides, eagerly anticipating the arrival of excited customers. Embark on heartwarming adventures alongside this charming character as he forges new friendships and reconnects with beloved pals. (Summary by Cori.)

Story of a Candy Rabbit

Farewell to the iconic Sherlock Holmes! In this collection of stories, the legendary detective navigates through some of his darkest adventures, presenting a fresh take on Arthur Conan Doyles work. While some tales deviate from the traditional format and are not narrated by Watson, they delve into unique, often unsettling villains. Please note that Section 5, The Adventure of the Three Gables, contains language that may be offensive to modern listeners. If you prefer to skip this, we understand. Additionally, those who find my American accents less than stellar may want to approach some of these tales with caution. Conan Doyle certainly had a penchant for American mischief! … (summary by Ruth Golding) This recording was initially published on Legamus.eu and subsequently released on Librivox following the expiration of US copyright. Stay tuned for Part 2, which will follow when the reader is available.

Casebook of Sherlock Holmes Part 1

Join the witty and imaginative Elizabeth von Arnim as she takes you on a delightful journey through Great Britain in this travelogue filled with charm and humor. Prepare to be entertained as she offers a satirical glimpse into the eccentricities of a self-proclaimed German nobleman of her time. (Summary by Christine Rottger)

Caravaners

Explore the intricate world of human emotions and relationships through 16 captivating stories by Nobel Prize-winning author John Galsworthy. In this collection, youll encounter a range of characters navigating love, betrayal, and moral dilemmas. From a broken engagement sparking a bitter feud to an impoverished actors chance encounter with an old acquaintance, each tale offers a unique glimpse into the complexities of life. Discover themes of love, sacrifice, and the human condition in stories like A Hedonist, where an older man confesses his feelings for a much younger woman, and Conscience, where a writer grapples with his responsibilities. Join us as we delve into Galsworthys masterful storytelling, brought to life by Lee Smalley.

Captures

Nestled on St. Edwards Island, Carlisle may seem like a quiet, rural farming town, but for a spirited group of 8 teens and tweens, its enchanting forests, lush fields, and bountiful orchards are the backdrop for adventure and wonder! The Story Girl weaves mesmerizing tales that sweep Bev, Felix, Cecily, Felicity, Dan, Peter, Sara, and the Story Girl herself into mystical realms filled with princesses, sailors, mythological creatures, and cosmic romances. As they embark on a journey through ancient woods, shoot for the stars, sail alongside treasure hunters, and traverse rainbows with gods, these children encounter ghosts of the past and the complexities of love—lost, found, and everlasting. Amid their thrilling escapades and personal struggles, they learn to embrace their identities and carve out their places in the world, all while forging unbreakable bonds of friendship and love during the magical adventure of growing up. (Summary by TJ Burns).

Story Girl (Version 2 Dramatic Reading)

When the seasoned captain of St. Marys baseball team is unexpectedly forced to resign at the start of the season, the spotlight quickly turns to the star pitcher as his successor. Can this young leader unite the team, navigate the critics, and gain the coachs trust—all while keeping his pitching arm in top shape? As new challenges emerge that threaten to derail the crucial game, will he find a way to save the day? - Summary by bookAngel7

Captain of the Nine

Cain A Mystery presents Lord Byrons captivating retelling of the classic Biblical tale, exploring the narrative through the eyes of its most infamous character. Drawing inspiration from Miltons Paradise Lost, Byrons portrayal of Cain is one of rebellion and deep introspection. As he grapples with humanitys burden of mortality, he encounters Lucifer, who transports him to the Abyss of Space. There, Cain witnesses a chilling vision of Earths tumultuous natural history and gains profound insights into the nature of death. Upon his return, Cains heartache propels him toward the tragic conclusion we all know too well. This closet drama, a favored format among Romantic writers, invites intimate readings among small groups rather than grand performances. - Summary by Sarah Terry Featuring the voices of alanmapstone as Adam, Peter Tucker as Cain, Beth Thomas as Abel, Libby Gohn as the Angel of the Lord, Mike Cantrell as Lucifer, TriciaG as Eve, Mary Kay as Adah, Amanda Friday as Zillah, and narrated by Availle.

Cain- A Mystery

Dive into the gripping tales of bravery and heroism in Stories of the Fire Brigade, where real-life incidents from fire brigades in Great Britain and the United States come to life. This collection showcases the evolution of fire safety procedures, tracing back to ancient practices established by the Chinese, Greeks, and Romans, and includes insights into the early laws aimed at safeguarding lives and property from destructive flames. Each story not only highlights the perilous situations faced by firefighters but also celebrates their unwavering courage and resourcefulness as they risk everything to save others in moments of crisis. Originally penned by the Victorian author Frank Mundell and published by The Sunday School Union, this work forms part of a series that inspires and educates young readers about the extraordinary feats of those who serve in the fire brigade. - Summary by Steve C

Stories of the Fire Brigade

Cabbages and Kings marks O. Henrys debut published volume and stands out as his singular novel. The narrative unfolds through a series of captivating short stories, inspired by the author’s six-month adventure in Honduras during the late 1890s. As O. Henry himself noted, the tales weave together a tapestry of diverse subjects, at times appearing to lack any clear connection. Yet, by the end, readers discover the intimate ties that unite them all. The New York Times Book Review aptly remarked on the unique charm of this work, stating, “...one finds a joy in its every obscurity.” For over a century, this novel has cleverly disguised itself as a collection of loosely associated tales, yet it foreshadows literary innovations seen in works like At Swim-Two-Birds, Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote, and The Continuity of Parks. O. Henrys early writing years in Austin, Texas, are celebrated with a 219-item collection of his works available through the University of Texas at the Portal to Texas History. — Eric W. Metzler

Cabbages and Kings

Join me for a delightful holiday postcard filled with humor and adventure from my recent escapade on the Norfolk Broads! After my travel companions canceled at the last minute, I found myself in the company of the charming Mr. Bradley, an East End London policeman, who became the Bobby of our story. We embarked on a jovial journey aboard The Shamrock, a quaint lug-sail boat, where laughter and local tunes filled the air. Just when I thought the trip couldnt get any better, my friend Bunce arrived, convinced that the Bobby was a high-ranking diplomat due to his own quirky notions of class! Naturally, we couldn’t shatter his delightful delusion. Did Bunce uncover the truth about our esteemed companion? Were our breakfast bangers truly of the pony variety? And what was the source of that overpowering odor in the train carriage? So many questions, so little time! Grab your gramophone, tune in to the attached recordings, and immerse yourself in this hilarious tale from the heart of the Norfolk Broads. With warmest regards, FZ

Bunce, the Bobby and the Broads

Join the legendary warrior Beowulf as he embarks on an epic quest to assist King Hrothgar, who is plagued by the fearsome monster Grendel. Experience Beowulfs thrilling battles against Grendel, the enigmatic Water Witch, and a fearsome dragon, all brought to life in this captivating retelling for young listeners. (Summary by Laura Caldwell)

Stories of Beowulf Told to the Children

Join Major George Cotter as he navigates the trials of public school, the rigors of Sandhurst, and the challenges of military life in India. Beyond the battlefield, he uncovers a captivating dream world that beckons him with extraordinary adventures. Experience his journey through two realms, both filled with excitement and discovery. (Summary by Liam Neely)

Brushwood Boy

Broken Heart stands alongside ‘Tis Pity Shes a Whore as one of Fords most celebrated dramas. Set against the turbulent backdrop of Sparta, this tragedy unravels the complications of love and marriage. Penthea yearns to marry Orgilus, but her brother Ithocles intervenes, prohibiting their union and forcing her into a marriage with the abusive yet affluent Bassanes. As Ithocles grapples with the repercussions of his actions, he attempts to mend the situation by arranging a marriage between Orgilus and his sister, Euphrania. Meanwhile, Ithocles himself is drawn to the beautiful princess of Sparta, Calantha, who must choose between him and her cousin Nearchus. This intricate web of desire, betrayal, and revenge spirals into a shocking series of events with devastating outcomes. (Charlotte Duckett &amp; ChuckW)

Broken Heart stands alongside ‘Tis Pity Shes a Whore as one of Fords most celebrated dramas. Set against the turbulent backdrop of Sparta, this tragedy unravels the complications of love and marriage. Penthea yearns to marry Orgilus, but her brother Ithocles intervenes, prohibiting their union and forcing her into a marriage with the abusive yet affluent Bassanes. As Ithocles grapples with the repercussions of his actions, he attempts to mend the situation by arranging a marriage between Orgilus and his sister, Euphrania. Meanwhile, Ithocles himself is drawn to the beautiful princess of Sparta, Calantha, who must choose between him and her cousin Nearchus. This intricate web of desire, betrayal, and revenge spirals into a shocking series of events with devastating outcomes. (Charlotte Duckett & ChuckW)

Broken Heart

Dive into the captivating world of Richard Wagner through Stories From Wagner, featuring eleven enchanting tales that bring to life his most renowned operas. Journey through the realms of Das Rheingold, Die Walküre, Siegfried, Götterdämmerung, Parsifal, Lohengrin, Tannhäuser, Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, Rienzi, Die Fliegende Holländer, and Tristan und Isolde. Each story, narrated by David Wales, offers a fresh perspective on Wagners masterpieces, inviting you to experience the drama, romance, and triumph of these timeless works.

Stories From Wagner

In the tumultuous world of ancient Rome, Britannicus stands as the rightful heir to Emperor Claudius. Yet his destiny is threatened by the unscrupulous ambitions of Nero, who covets both the throne and Britannicus’s beloved fiancée, Junia. Dive into this gripping tale of power, betrayal, and desire, brought to life by an exceptional cast. - Summary by ToddHW

Britannicus

Just because a health trend goes viral doesn't mean it's backed by science.
We are surrounded by health advice, internet diagnoses, and wellness trends that sound true but have zero scientific backing. Anatomy of a Myth is dedicated to separating fact from fiction, acting as your reliable guide through the noise of health misinformation. From historical misconceptions that just won't die to modern-day internet health fads, we break down complex science into fascinating, easy-to-understand episodes.

Just because a health trend goes viral doesn't mean it's backed by science. We are surrounded by health advice, internet diagnoses, and wellness trends that sound true but have zero scientific backing. Anatomy of a Myth is dedicated to separating fact from fiction, acting as your reliable guide through the noise of health misinformation. From historical misconceptions that just won't die to modern-day internet health fads, we break down complex science into fascinating, easy-to-understand episodes.

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