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A FREE Urban Fantasy audiobook delivered as a daily podcast. Nurse Edie Spence thought working the graveyard shift on secret Floor Y4 would just mean bad coffee and weird patients. She was wrong. Y4 is the secret ward for the undead, and Edie just accidentally killed a vampire. Now, she’s facing a tribunal of monsters desperate to claim her soul.Her only hope? Finding a missing girl and trusting Ti—a scarred zombie firefighter who might be the most human guy she’s ever met. In a city of vampires, shifters, and shadows, Edie is the only thing standing between the supernatural underworld ...

In 1993, rock frontwoman Elle Harrison was found dead at Higher Grounds, the Nashville coffeehouse she owned with her three best friends. Authorities ruled it a suicide. Few believed that. Thirty years later, the remaining women break their silence for the first time. Told through candid interviews, Higher Grounds is an intimate oral history of lifelong friendship, ambition, and impossible choices, tracing four women’s lives from girlhood to the explosive moment everything came undone.

In the thrilling third volume of this epic tale, an ex-convict escapes the shackles of his past and strives to carve out a new life as a morally upright man. However, his quest for redemption is thwarted by a relentless police inspector on his tail. As he navigates the tumultuous waters of revolution, forms an unexpected bond with a daughter he adopts, and engages in fierce confrontations, the stakes have never been higher. Join us for a captivating journey filled with action, emotional depth, and the struggle for a better life. (Summary by smileyman457)

Dive into the world of Shakespearean characters with this insightful exploration by 19th-century critic William Hazlitt. He artfully examines how Shakespeare crafts characters that resonate with life, often eclipsing the complexities of human nature in both their internal and external realms. Hazlitt eloquently asserts that these characters breathe, move, and live, behaving as if completely autonomous. Initially a bestseller, the books popularity waned after a harsh critique in The Quarterly Review, which tarnished Hazlitts reputation for years. It wasn’t until the mid-20th century that his ...

In each episode, host Richard G. (any/all) shares a pitch for a hypothetical movie about a public domain character and slowly builds out a cinematic universe with figures as diverse as Tarzan, Don Quixote, and Robin Hood. New episodes air on the last Saturday of each month.

A sitcom that portrays the everyday life of a typical American family, focusing on the father's guidance and wisdom. The show combines humor with moral lessons.

The elite of the German army have been on ice since the end of WWII. Doctor Norberg must perfect his technique of reanimating his zombicles before his plans are foiled by his… niece? Join the Zombie Strains crew as they encounter animated body parts! Talking severed heads! Attempted murder by potted plant! Can they survive The Frozen Dead?SHOW NOTES:US Theatrical release date: November 15, 1967US Theatrical movie poster.1966 Box Office1967 Academy AwardsTheme music composed by Neil Dube.www.pond5.comContact:zombiestrainspodcast@gmail.comwww.zombiestrainspodcast.comFollow us ...

Imagine historia é um podcast, audiodrama, que conta histórias ficticias de diversas pessoas comuns em um tom mais criativo

In this captivating episode titled An Episode in the History of a Provincial Family, we are drawn into the complexities of a family grappling with loss and the question of inheritance. Edward, the familys wealthy black sheep, has passed away without leaving a will, leaving his relatives at odds over how to divide his fortune. As their social shortcomings come to light, we see that the very faults they possess are those that a rational, dispassionate observer might easily forgive. Join us for a rich exploration of family dynamics, entitlement, and the quirks of human behavior. - Summary by ...

In a tale that celebrates the beauty of youthful love, two star-crossed lovers, Hero and Leander, find themselves irresistibly drawn to one another at first sight. However, their passion is thwarted by the strict rules set by their guardians and the unforgiving geography of the Hellespont, which separates them. Undeterred, Leander bravely swims across the treacherous strait for a single night of romance, only to encounter Neptune, the god of the sea, who harbors a grudge against him. Ignorant of the divine wrath theyve invoked, the couple navigates the awkwardness of intimacy—especially as ...

In the charming yet tumultuous world of Saratoga Springs, Susan finds herself navigating life with her overbearing sister in a boarding house run by their shy mother. Just when she thinks life is predictable, an unexpected guest arrives at their door, turning everything upside down. (Summary by Simon Evers)

In the second installment of Bennetts captivating series set in the Five Towns—reflecting the real-life Potteries of Staffordshire—Hilda Lessways delves into the life of Hilda before her marriage to Edwin Clayhanger, a character introduced in the first book. This richly woven narrative follows Hildas journey as she strives for independence and navigates her professional life as a shorthand clerk and a lodging house keeper in bustling London and vibrant Brighton. As her relationship with the enigmatic George Cannon deepens, Hilda faces the tumultuous consequences of a bigamous marriage and ...

Eugene ONeills powerful drama, Anna Christie, first graced the Broadway stage in 1921 and went on to capture the Pulitzer Prize in 1922. The play revolves around three compelling characters Chris Christopherson, a Swedish captain of a coal barge and seasoned seaman; his daughter Anna, who has spent her childhood away from him on a Minnesota farm; and Mat Burke, an Irish stoker employed on steamships. As Chris and Anna reunite after fifteen long years, Anna moves onto her fathers coal barge, concealing the shadows of her past. When fate brings her together with Mat during a foggy accident, they...

Falstaffs Wedding (1760 and 1766) is an intriguing play by William Kenrick, serving as a sequel to the beloved works of Shakespeare, specifically Henry IV, Part 2 and The Merry Wives of Windsor. The play carries forward familiar characters from Shakespeares narratives but introduces a gripping twist. The first version, published in 1760, presents a serious plot centered around a conspiracy to kill Henry V of England, which did not resonate well with audiences in its 1766 presentation. In response to the lukewarm reception, Kenrick crafted a completely revised version later that year, ...

As the lives of those closest to Betty undergo significant transformations, she finds herself at a crossroads. Lois has been spending an increasing amount of time on Dunmore Lane, leaving Betty to wonder if she might lose her cherished friend and confidante forever. Even Miss Minturnes unusual behavior raises questions; if love is indeed in the air for her, what will become of the income Betty relies on to settle the farmhouse mortgage? Unbeknownst to Betty, her friends are starting to speculate about a potential romance in her life. Although she dismisses the notion, theres a gentleman who ...

In For Fifteen Years, Louis Ulbach continues the gripping tale that began in The Steel Hammer. This sequel unravels the poignant story of Jean Mortier, a poor upholsterer wrongfully convicted of murder, and the heart-wrenching fallout that ensues. As Jeans destitute wife and daughter find refuge with Gaston de Monterey, a key character witness from the trial, a web of circumstances and deceit breeds distrust between the two families. Over the years, the bond between Jeans daughter and Gastons son blossoms into love, compelling them to uncover the truth behind Jean Mortiers conviction. Their ...

Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Wales, this captivating 1854 drama by Westland Marston immerses listeners in the Romantic spirit of the early Victorian era. Anne Blake, a proud and spirited orphan, finds herself at the mercy of her disdainful aunt and uncle, Sir Joshua and Lady Toppington. Their relentless efforts to tear her away from her beloved Thorold, a charming visiting artist, unveil a web of secrets and deception. When Anne discovers the truth about Thorolds identity, her anger and wounded pride threaten to unravel the very love she holds dear. Will their bond endure the ...

First staged in 1908, Makeshifts and Realities follows the lives of sisters Caroline and Dolly Parker as they navigate the challenges of a financially unstable existence in their late 20s and early 30s. With their options limited, how will they shape their careers and choose their suitors? Please be advised that this double bill includes a scene depicting an assault. - Summary by Newgatenovelist

Step into the tumultuous world of the Thirty Years War with the first play of Friedrich Schillers Wallenstein Trilogy. Set against the backdrop of a Bohemian camp, this captivating narrative introduces key characters such as Albrecht von Wallenstein and Max Piccolomini through the eyes of their subordinates. Experience the rich tapestry of war, loyalty, and ambition as the foundation is laid for the dramatic events to unfold in the trilogy. (Summary by Libby Gohn) Cast List Narrator Libby Gohn, Peasant, Dragoon, Second Cuirassier alanmapstone, Peasant Boy Charlotte Duckett, Sergeant-Major ...

Step into the world of A Dolls House, Henrik Ibsens groundbreaking play that ignited a firestorm of discussion in the late 19th century. Written shortly after The Pillars of Society, this remarkable work challenges conventional marriage norms and remains a staple in schools and universities today. With its innovative structure, the play defies expectations by closing with a thought-provoking conversation rather than a traditional climax. Often hailed as the first true feminist play, Ibsen himself resisted this label, making it all the more intriguing. Join us as we explore the complexities of ...