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Literary Nomads
Steve Chisnell
Learn English A1 with News | Slow Easy English for Beginners
LinguaWire
The Strange History Podcast
Strange History
Easy Mandarin News | Learn Chinese with Daily News
Easy Mandarin News
Abraham Hicks’s Podcast
Abraham Hicks
Learn Spanish with Today's News | A1 Easy Slow Spanish for Beginners
LinguaWire
The Real Talk With Dr. B. Pope and Fee The Busy Bee
Dr. B Pope and Fee The Busy Bee
开店笔记 ▎一店顶十店·小而美·极致单店
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Learn German A1 with News | Slow Easy German for Beginners
LinguaWire
Abraham Hicks
Abraham Hicks
Daybreak Devotions and Nighttime Prayers
Crossmap
Thriving Minds: Education, Economy, and Happiness
ND Lama
Learn French A1 with News | Slow Easy French for Beginners
LinguaWire
Clutter Free Academy
Kathi Lipp
Bob Proctor: The Science of Success
Bob Proctor
The Cannabis Connoisseur
Islah Washington, Jack Stone, Bleav
The Invisible Hand
Emma Reid
Abraham Hicks’s Podcast
Abraham Hicks
Learn English B1 with Daily News | English Listening Practice
LinguaWire
Reflex — PM&R Board Review
Reflex / Z. Shumaker, MD
Evidence → Cognition → Discernment™️ - Your Pathway to AI Leadership
Greg Twemlow
Een Cursus in Wonderen Dagelijkse Les
Een Cursus in Wonderen
CBeebies Podcast
CBeebies Radio
Devos
Kids4Truth Clubs
Walk With The King Podcast
Walk With The King Inc.
All Ears English Podcast
Lindsay McMahon and Michelle Kaplan
Luther for the Busy Man
Martin Luther
Comment t'as fait ?® Les entrepreneurs expliquent leur business
Julien Hatton - Entrepreneur
BrandonJaneauShow
brandon janeau
The Bible Breakdown: Daily Bible Reading
Brandon Cannon
Los mejores resúmenes de libros de StoryShots 📚
StoryShots
Dad Reviews with @LaneVids
LaneVids
El Podcast de Xavier Marcet
INUSUAL — inusual.com
Night Shift w/ Justin S. King - Evening Routine Mastery
Justin S. King
Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day
Merriam-Webster
7 Good Minutes
Clyde Lee Dennis
Positive Affirmations For Women
Motivation
Education
Steve Chisnell
Did your horse throw ya, buddy? We investigate what we hope to achieve by literary travel . . . and why our packing cannot prepare us for it! While the global tourism industry spends billions to shape our eager expecta...
What’s the difference between being a passive tourist and a wayfarer? Follow the 17th-century footsteps of Matsuo Basho to interrogate the gap between curated tourist destinations and the open-ended, ego-stripping rea...
Are we consuming an authentic place, or are we willingly participating in a beautifully staged performance designed around our own expectations? In this opening episode of Journey 7, we begin our exploration of literar...
Welcome to the summer trailhead! Join Journey 7 of Literary Nomads as we explore the secrets of literary tourism and travel writing. Discover how authors like L.M. Montgomery constructed the identity of Prince Edward Isl...
We are left on the precipice of a severe, unavoidable aporia: when the Empire can absorb and commercialize our very language of protest, the only true ethical act of agency is to stop performing the script, reject the ...
Is our intellectual exercise just an expensive lifestyle brand that keeps our hands clean? In this raw, self-interrogating mailbag episode, we turn the lens inward for a vulnerability audit of our own political battle...
Is that blank page paralyzing your activism? Is your irony a mask for your complicity? We’re using William James and David Foster Wallace to interrogate the “sneer trap” of modern irony. From Marvin Gaye’s soulful prot...
Is your reading just an “escape”?? Your favorite “escape” read might be a gated community for your conscience. Today, we interrogate the “Catharsis Commodity” and ask if our reading habits are just another layer of the...
Can Stoicism answer our dilemma? Is the suffering child a product of a world that demands every second and every soul be “useful” to the state? By comparing the “Roman Plow” of duty to the “Sovereign Tree” of uselessn...
And when the child cannot speak for itself? Humanity’s first global lawsuit! In this 10th-century Islamic fable, animals put mankind on trial for the crimes of the extraction economy. We unsettle the habitus of human e...
We’ve turned the basement into a casino! A man who turns to fortune-telling to assuage his conscience. A society that chooses its victims through a lottery. Does “mathematical fairness” absolve the citizens of Omelas, ...
10 April 2026 Waypoint - “The Fortune Teller” by Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis is perhaps the greatest writer of Brazil. In “The Fortune-Teller,” a secret affair driven by anonymous thre...
The “Hideous Bargain” is no longer just about one child’s pain . . . We investigate the “Euclidean Mind” that seeks to flatten our messy humanity into a spreadsheet of “mathematically infallible happiness.” Unsettle t...
The “Hideous Bargain” moves from metaphor to the operating table. In this episode, we let loose the bonds of metaphor in Le Guin’s “Omelas” and meet the visceral reality of clinical labor. We examine how the “Sanitizati...
The Omelas basement has a physical address in America: the prison-industrial complex. This week, we use the lens of Toni Morrison’s literary criticism to interrogate the 13th Amendment and the ‘Hideous Bargain” of mass ...
What happens to the story when the ‘object’ of our sympathy looks back and refuses the role we’ve written for them? The allegory of the ‘Suffering Child’ is a powerful challenge, but it creates its own blind spots: it ca...
Your Interpretation is Colonial. When we turn Zen into a pop-culture vibe or a totem pole into a corporate metaphor, we aren’t learning; we’re committing interpretative violence. Louise Erdrich’s The Night Watchman and ...
Akwaeke Emezi demonstrates how Nigeria’s contemporary writers turn our conceptual realities around. They offer a YA novel that doesn’t condescend, but more, one which shows that we should not “walk away” from Omelas, but...
Why have so few read Soyinka? And can we find hope through his cynical dramas? I admit I am a victim of the myth-making around me which has made Soyinka and other African writers largely invisible. Let’s see why. Episod...
What sort of literature is this, anyway? Today we introduce some approaches to Nigerian literature, offer a bevy of African writers, and explore how one of Nigeria’s most powerful authors can write her own modest lette...
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