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The name Edgar Allan Poe is synonymous with darkness and horror. Dude invented the detective novel, after all. If he were alive, he might have written and solved his own death. As it stands, the mystery remains unsolved. Though multiple theories exist, the one that's most likely responsible for the death of one of the most influential writers in American history happened on Election Day of 1849. Listen and decide how you think it all went down.Support the show

Each week on the Reading with Rachelle podcast, Rachelle brings history to life through conversations with authors, experts, and everyday people impacted by the week's book selection. Through storytelling, we connect with the history we were never taught in school. At a time when history is being used to divide us, let's learn how it unites us, and how Black history is not apart from American history, but how it's a part of American history.

Tonight, we have a hilariously dark, comedic Thanksgiving tale to get you in the mood for the impending holidays...set in a futuristic world, where society may have progressed, but that doesn't mean that life is any easier...Thank you so much for listening! Please subscribe for more content! Special Thanks To:Music and sound effects from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/v-draganov/playfullyLicense code: YZ6YSUWLD9WNZWZYhttps://uppbeat.io/t/albert-behar/tiki-islandLicense code: SKKHHAE1UN5NGJI6https://uppbeat.io/t/vocalista/smooth-rideLicense code: H9GIWRR6J1RGKV2T written and edited by yours truly...

In the third season premiere, I look at the source material The Iliad by Homer and translated by Emily Wilson. After providing background on the author, and historical/cultural/mythological context, I run through the major players within the epic. I examine the first act of the story (Books I-IX), discussing key or interesting moments after I give a synopsis of each Book. Is Helen, daughter of Zeus, really to blame for the Trojan War? Listen and find out! Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dear-reader-a-jane-eyre-podcast/id1585429797 Don’t use iTunes? Use ...

Welcome back to the Karma Stories Podcast with Rob! In today's gripping episode, we dive into two intense stories from the 'Am I the Butthole' subreddit, featuring life-altering decisions and dramatic family confrontations. First, a single dad faces the heart-wrenching decision of cutting off his daughter's college fund after she opts to live with her unreliable biological mother. The story includes shocking updates involving theft, reconciliation, and a heated showdown. In the second story, a well-meaning friend shows a parent how to set a timer on a computer, leading to a child's explosive ...

Welcome back! After a (not so) brief hiatus, we bring you life updates before jumping into our regularly scheduled episodes (returning soon). Today's topics include: -The real reason Allie stopped drinking -Elizabeth was nearly donated to science -Future plans

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The conclusion of our side hustle episode with some of our good friends from the Upper Middle Brow podcast.With an opening from Spirits and Monsters of Old Seattle.Almost to the destinations, just don't get distracted by assassins or calzones.Check them out here - https://uppermiddlebrow.com/A special thanks to Nihilore for the music -⁠ ⁠https://www.nihilore.com/⁠⁠Find us all over - ⁠https://linktr.ee/big_campaign_stories⁠And thanks to for the soundeffects - ⁠https://pixabay.com/music/search/

Join Angel, as she tells you the brilliant story of Betty the Confetti Yeti. Betty is the best at what she does, and loves Confetti too, it just makes everything so much more fun! So get teddy ready, and come and join us for another exciting storytime. Music: POP Musician: Muzaproduction URL: https://pixabay.com/music/-happy-birthday-acoustic-spot-16196/

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On this episode of the Grim Thrall Podcast, we learn that your worst nightmare is the one you’ll never wake up from in Wes Craven’s horror classic, A Nightmare on Elm Street! | Support the show

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Slender Man, a faceless, unnaturally tall figure often depicted in a black suit with elongated, tentacle-like appendages, is one of the most infamous figures in internet folklore. Created in 2009 on the Something Awful forums, he has since transcended his origins to become an eerie symbol of modern horror, encapsulating the fears and anxieties that lurk in the digital age. From video games to films and unsettling news stories, Slender Man has managed to ingrain himself into popular culture, creating a legacy that bridges internet fiction and reality.

Send us a textIn this Aviatrix Classics conversation with Guest Hosts Dr. Jacque Boyd and Captain Jenny Beatty, we welcome guest Carole Hopson, author of A Pair of Wings, to discuss the remarkable accomplishments of pioneering aviatrix Bessie Coleman. Despite all of the odds against her, Bessie learned to fly and earned her license in France in 1921, then returned to Europe to learn aerobatics before drawing mixed-race audiences to watch her perform in the U.S. Carole learned about Bessie Coleman from Jenny at a Women in Aviation International conference. In this conversation, she and Jenny ...

Can perfect manners mask a murderer? In Victorian London, Charles Dickens crafted a tale of calculated evil lurking behind a respectable smile. A gentleman whose perfectly groomed appearance and cultured conversation conceal something far more sinister. In the gaslit streets and elegant drawing rooms, a deadly game unfolds. Someone watches from the shadows - but nothing is quite what it seems. Dickens knew the dark corners of London, walked with real detectives, studied the faces of criminals. In "Hunted Down," he reveals what he learned about evil wearing a gentleman's mask. Join me for ...

In this episode, Jeff and Kevin delve into J.K. Rowling's 'Tales of Beedle the Bard', exploring its enchanting fairy tales that impart moral lessons. They discuss various stories, including 'The Wizard and the Hopping Pot', 'The Fountain of Fair Fortune', 'The Warlock's Hairy Heart', 'Babbity Rabbity and Her Cackling Stump', and 'The Tale of the Three Brothers', highlighting themes of friendship, love, and the consequences of selfishness. The conversation emphasizes the importance of human connection and the lessons learned from each tale, making it a delightful exploration of Rowling's ...

Author and comics creator Mike Baron stops by to talk about his latest work showcasing Sherlock Holmes and Captain Nemo, as well as writing craft. You can find out more about Mike's work at https://baroncomics.com.