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Inescapable is a current affairs and commentary podcast hosted by two Australians with a taste for the stories the mainstream media underplays or ignores. Part news analysis, part late-night rabbit hole, with a distinctly antipodean perspective and no shortage of dark humour. Go deeper with Inescapable Plus+. More episodes every week. Extended conversations. Exclusive video editions. Full access to the back catalogue. Completely ad-free.

Real Estate Bites is a bite-sized pod brought to you most Fridays at lunchtime, delivering bits of news, insight, and info into the real estate market that you can chew on through the weekend.

Le Jardin anglais est le récit de cette virée sur l'île enchantée. Pendant trois semaines, du Suffolk à l'Hampshire, le narrateur et son père, escortés par l'attachante tante Harriet, se sont lancés sur les routes, à la recherche inquiète et joyeuse de leurs origines. De maisons victoriennes en cimetières, des Beatles à Shakespeare, ils ont tourné les pages du roman familial, exhumé les secrets, donné un visage à tous ces ancêtres oubliés qui avaient fait venir la vie jusqu'à eux.

Condemned to die at the hands of the beasts, Aine enters the woods expecting death—only to be claimed by one instead. When Aine is sent into the woods for her crimes, she accepts she'll be met with death. The beasts are known to kill any human that wanders into their territory, their razor-sharp teeth ripping through flesh and bone with practiced ease. Aine knows she'll be no different from all the others who have been executed before her, and when she's forced into the woods by her own people, it doesn't take long for the beasts to attack.

Dive into a delightful collection of 52 engaging sermons crafted for children by missionary Wright during his time in the Philippines in the World War I era. Each sermon is designed to resonate with young hearts, offering a relatable slice-of-life reference, an uplifting Bible verse, and a cherished hymn. Perfect for nurturing faith and sparking curiosity in the minds of kids. (Summary by BellonaTimes)

Discover the enchanting world of plant life with Botany The Story of Plant Life. This delightful book presents a unique perspective on nature by dedicating each chapter to a month of the year, exploring the fascinating stages and characteristics of plants throughout the seasons. Join the author, A. Gramour, on this journey through the vibrant and ever-changing tapestry of botanical life.

Think Watch What Happens Live but underwater. In this audio drama, Author Tiff Wright dishes with the mermaids of her Geechmobo Reef series about their underwater drama, our real-world pop culture and the messy moments in between.

Immerse yourself in one of the most captivating tales from the enchanting Santa Catalina region. Mine with the Iron Door weaves together a rich tapestry of romance, human experience, and timeless dreams, drawing from the deep well of legends that have echoed through its history. Join us as we explore a story that embodies the very essence of life and love. - Summary by The Author

In the heart of a small town during the early 20th century, the true protagonist is not Helen but the mill itself. This compelling tale explores the tumultuous themes of labor strife, class inequity, and the clash between socialism and capitalism, all woven through a narrative of love and hatred. At its core are two families—each with a father, son, and daughter—who share a close bond in their youth. As time unfolds, Helen’s family rises to wealth through dubious means, with her father embodying the worst of corporate greed as he takes control of the mill. Enter Jake Vodell, a passionate...

She calls me Hudson... But they know me as Pete. A simple man with a common name. They see the warm smile of their neighbor, not the cold eyes of a man who kills for the thrill of it and sleeps like a baby afterward.

In the heart of the early 20th century, fifty-year-old John Gadsby finds himself troubled by the decay of his beloved hometown, Branton Hills. Determined to revive the citys spirit, he inspires a group of passionate young residents to unite under the banner of the Organization of Youth, aiming to rejuvenate their community and elevate living standards. Despite facing opposition, Gadsby and his youthful allies embark on a transformative journey, reshaping Branton Hills from a stagnant town into a vibrant and thriving city. Spanning from around 1906 through World War I, Prohibition, and the era ...

Step into the captivating world of Eyes of the World, the best-selling novel of 1914, as recognized by Publishers Weekly. Author Harold Bell Wright delves into the deceptive realm of artists, writers, critics, and their affluent patrons. The story follows the journey of two central characters the celebrated author Conrad LaGrange, who grapples with the moral compromises of his success, calling his work “filthy stories in good English,” and Aaron King, a young artist full of aspirations. While recuperating in California from a personal crisis, LaGrange befriends Aaron, whose mother he once ...

The Pickett family rises from extreme generational poverty to play a crucial part in the growth of the human race. Over the span of generations, and the course of centuries, the family saves humanity from an alien invasion, works to reverse global warming, and prevents the extinction of the human race at the edge of the known galaxy. But, yes, before all that they were in the ... um ... klan for several generations. They dropped the racism and joined the human race. Come join us for one of the longest, weirdest multi-generational redemption arcs known to mankind.

Do you constantly check your phone, terrified your partner is losing interest? Replay conversations searching for hidden meanings? Does their need for space feel like abandonment? If relationship anxiety has turned love into a constant test you're failing, you're not broken—you're experiencing anxious attachment, and this audiobook is your research-backed guide to lasting change. Anxious attachment makes you desperate for closeness while doubting you deserve it. You cling to partners, seek constant reassurance, or people-please until exhausted—only to push love away with your fear's intensity.

What begins as a relaxing hike in the picturesque Derbyshire Dales soon becomes a waking nightmare for disgraced barrister, Graham Solace. A strange, swirling fog has just arrived and left him utterly lost and in the middle of nowhere. But there’s hope. Upon the next hill appears to be a pub, The Crooked Stag. Surely someone there will be able help to help him get back to civilsation. Right?

Small City, Big Stories celebrates the people and projects driving downtown North Adams forward. Hosted by Jenny Wright, Executive Director of the North Adams Partnership, and produced with Northern Berkshire Community Television Corporation, each episode highlights the creativity, innovation, and community spirit that make North Adams so special.

The Frequency of Returning is a contemplative podcast for those in transition — moments when life feels unfamiliar, certainty has softened, or old answers no longer fit. Each episode offers grounded reflections, quiet orientation, and space to sit with what’s emerging rather than rush to resolve it. This is not a place for fixing, but for returning — again and again — to what feels steady, true, and present.

When pest controller Nick Grieves and his wife Samantha are called to sleepy Seadale's dockyard in the dead of night, they expect a rat infestation, or maybe an unclaimed exotic pet. But what they find instead is a nightmare from another continent: a terrifying and unnatural creature with a hunger that can’t be contained.

The last time I ignored the red flags, I almost died. Waking up in a body bag tends to put things into perspective. My scars are a reminder to stay in my lane. I don’t take risks. I don’t take candy from strangers. I don’t leave my doors unlocked, and I never, ever play with monsters. Until Kenzo, my next red flag. With his sinful looks and wicked mouth, he’s a silver-tongued devil in disguise, and my one-way ticket to hell.

A smart, unfiltered conversation at the intersection of sports, culture, and social issues. The Sports Brothers Podcast delivers credibility, context, and perspective — not noise. THE HOSTS Branson Wright — Award-winning journalist, author, and filmmaker with decades of experience covering sports, culture, and social justice. Delvis Valentine — U.S. Air Force veteran with a distinguished service record. Holds a Bachelor’s degree from Malone College and an MBA from Indiana Wesleyan University, bringing discipline, leadership, and analytical depth to the conversation.