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Women of Jewelry
Linda Kozloff-Turner and Nathalia Guarascio
Mahlakung
Thobela FM
The Archers
BBC Radio 4
Городские сказки
Городские сказки
Every Outfit
Every Outfit
The 50 Greatest Old Time Radio Shows | Old Time Radio
Old Time Retro Radio
RELATOS ERÓTICOS
ErosBot
Ради Босха
Александра Плотникова
Medieval Death Trip
Medieval Death Trip
The Munk Debates Podcast
Munk Foundation / iHeartRadio
A Reading Life, A Writing Life, with Sally Bayley
Sally Bayley, Andrew Smith
The Losers' Club: A Stephen King Podcast
Bloody FM
CraftLit
Heather Ordover
Mise en Place - the Podcast
Robert Belcham of the Chefs Table Society of BC
Good Weekend Talks
The Age and Sydney Morning Herald
Choice Classic Radio Detectives | Old Time Radio
Choice Classic Radio
BVB Army Hearts to Hearts
BVB Hearts to Hearts
Tales From South Florida: History of the People and Places That Shaped South Florida
Bill Monty
Wise Guys Barbecue Podcast
Vincent Porcaro
Mega Rock On Demand
7 Mountains Media
The Mighty VH Podcast
Tommy London & Tor
El Mañanero Radio
Bolivar Valera
The Boulder Artist
NoBo Art District
Beauty Bytes with Dr. Kay: Secrets of a Plastic Surgeon™
Kay Durairaj, MD, FACS @beautybydrkay
RAW impressions with Lou Barlow and Adelle Barlow
Barlow Lou Barlow Adelle
RAW impressions with Lou Barlow and Adelle Barlow
Barlow Lou Barlow Adelle
The Canna Kuyas
Erick Esteban & Mitch Narito
Wine Time Fridays Podcast
Phil
1001 RADIO DAYS
Jon Hagadorn
Sounds Of Brass
Sounds Of Brass
1001 Radio Crime Solvers
Host Jon Hagadorn. All stories in public domain.
Stay Up All Night: Diverse, dark-humored, and deliciously bite-sized short stories
JT Lawrence
1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales
Jon Hagadorn
The Bookshelf Chronicles
AC Wilson
Always Almost There
Storm Sound
Suspense - Old Time Radio Thriller
theaterofthemind-otr.com
Arts
Medieval Death Trip
As vacation season kicks off, we revisit 14th-century traveler Friar Odoric at the very start of his journey, as he crosses from the Black Sea to the Persian Gulf, passes through the Strait of Hormuz, and makes shore in ...
We complete our look at epilepsy in the Middle Ages by considering how religion and medicine intersect in surviving medical texts and how classical learning was reintroduced by looking at the example of John of Gaddesden...
This episode we begin a two-part exploration into the understanding and treatment of epilepsy in the middle ages. But to get to the medieval, we have to start with its ancient antecedents, so here in Part 1, we look at t...
As a follow-up to our 2025 saint's-life generating Advent Calendar game, we hear an actual medieval saint's life and discuss how we get some of our saintly terminology. You'll also find out where you can get a downloadab...
In this prelude appendix to our episode on saint's lives, we hear versions of the life of St. Valentine from three different medieval sources. Today's Texts: First English edition of the Nuremberg chronicle: being the Li...
As we enter the season of elves and Christmas spirits, we follow up on our fairy theme from last episode with a look at the famous 16th-century German hausgeist, Hinzelmann the Kobold -- but don't call him that to his fa...
For our eleventh anniversary episode, we follow the fairy path of the redcap, from recent cinema through tabletop gaming, into Victorian folklorists and Romantic balladeers, and finally hunting up their ancestry in medie...
This episode we continue further with Bede as he relates two more afterlife visions of a more infernal nature, and then we hear Gregory the Great answer some questions about the nature of Hell. Today's Texts: Bede. Eccle...
This episode we explore two glimpses of the afterlife presented by the Venerable Bede and consider how they relate to the modern conception of the near death experience. Today's Text: Bede. Ecclesiastical History. In The...
This episode we finally enter the open ocean with the Uí Corra and their fellow pilgrims as they explore strange new lands, seek out new afterlives and new sects, and boldly go where many other saints and heroes of Irish...
In this episode, we embark on another Irish adventure with the first part (of two) of "The Voyage of the Uí Corra," in which we don't actually set sail until final paragraph. Today's Texts "The Voyage of the Hui Corra." ...
For this St. Patrick's Day, we finally present the last canonical text written by St. Patrick, his letter to Coroticus, completing the series we began in Episode 68 with the first half of Patrick's Confessio. Today's Tex...
This episode, we go into more depth with the legend of St. Kenelm (Cynehelm) and his jealous sister Quendrida (Cwenthryth). We also learn what it means to "crab the parson." Today's Text - "The Legend of St. Kenelm." Tra...
We continue on from last episode's look at the Green Children of Woolpit with a further consideration of what it meant to wonder at a marvel in the middle ages, with additional illustration of some wondrous things from W...
This Halloween marks our 10th anniversary, and we observe it by hearing the earliest written accounts of one of the most well-known pieces of medieval weird history: the Green Children of Woolpit -- and also hear the oth...
In this episode, we explore the tradition of contemptus mundi with a text all about how horrible it is to be a human being, On the Misery of the Human Condition, written by Pope Innocent III (when he was but Cardinal Lot...
We continue from our last episode into the years 1212-1214 in the Melrose Chronicle, where we come to the end of the interdict, and perhaps the prophesized end of King John's true sovereignty. Along the way, we also cove...
We return to the Melrose Chronicle with a notably nasty run of years from 1205 to 1211. We also consider why people -- medieval and modern -- are so captivated by bad news. Today's Texts: The Chronicle of Melrose. Edited...
For Mother's Day, we look at a 15th-century tale of a plowman who thinks that -- in terms of daily labor -- his wife has it too easy, and how he learns otherwise. Today's Text "Ballad of a Tyrannical Husband." Reliquiae ...
We kick of 2024 with a look at humanity's attempts to recreate itself, first with a dip into the legends of the Golem of Prague, and then an extended discussion of the role of AI in the future of medieval studies and par...
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