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Crime von PodLit.Die Delphi-Morde | Kapitel 4/4: Die Anklage gegen Richard AllenFünf Jahre lang bleibt Delphi im Ungewissen, bis die Polizei im Herbst 2022 den Apotheker Richard Allen verhaftet. Doch nicht alle glauben an seine Schuld. Während eines langwierigen Gerichtsverfahrens bleibt die Stadt gespalten: Haben die Ermittler den richtigen Mann gefasst, oder ist der wahre Mörder noch immer auf freiem Fuß? Im November 2024 fällt das Urteil, doch für viele ist der Fall noch lange nicht abgeschlossen. Wird Delphi jemals die volle Wahrheit erfahren?In Crime von PodLit begleitet dich eine deutsche Erzählerstimme durch die Geschichte, während die Stimmen der Interviewpartner im Original auf Engl...
2024-12-1852 min
Crime von PodLit.Die Delphi-Morde | Kapitel 3/4: anthony_shotsDie Ermittlungen nehmen eine dunkle Wendung, als die Polizei auf ein Catfishing-Konto stößt. Es stellt sich heraus, dass eines der Mädchen über soziale Medien mit einem vermeintlichen Pädophilen in Kontakt stand – und möglicherweise ein Treffen an dem Tag geplant hatte, an dem sie ermordet wurde. Doch ist das nur ein Zufall, oder verbirgt sich der wahre Täter immer noch in Delphi, unentdeckt?In Crime von PodLit begleitet dich eine deutsche Erzählerstimme durch die Geschichte, während die Stimmen der Interviewpartner im Original auf Englisch erhalten bleiben.In dieser Dokumentarserie erfährst du...
2024-12-1844 min
Crime von PodLit.Die Delphi-Morde | Kapitel 2/4: Down the HillWenige Tage nach den Morden veröffentlicht die Polizei ein verpixeltes Bild des mutmaßlichen Täters. Doch wer könnte die Person sein, die darauf zu sehen ist? Dann folgt eine weitere schockierende Enthüllung: Die Polizei verfügt über eine Tonaufnahme der Stimme des Mörders. Libby German hatte diese Aufnahme in ihren letzten lebenden Momenten gemacht – ein mutiger Akt, der der Polizei einen entscheidenden Hinweis liefert.In Crime von PodLit begleitet dich eine deutsche Erzählerstimme durch die Geschichte, während die Stimmen der Interviewpartner im Original auf Englisch erhalten bleiben.In dieser Dokum...
2024-12-1843 min
Crime von PodLit.Die Delphi-Morde | Kapitel 1/4: 13. Februar 2017In Crime von PodLit begleitet dich eine deutsche Erzählerstimme durch die Geschichte, während die Stimmen der Interviewpartner im Original auf Englisch erhalten bleiben.Delphi, eine kleine Stadt, umgeben von stillen Wäldern, ist bekannt für ihre enge Gemeinschaft und ihr Gefühl von Sicherheit. Doch am 13. Februar 2017 wird dieses Gefühl für immer zerstört. Die besten Freundinnen Libby German und Abby Williams gehen auf einen beliebten Wanderweg – und kehren nie zurück. Am nächsten Tag werden sie tot im Wald gefunden. Delphi ist erschüttert, und die Bewohner stellen sich eine quälende Frag...
2024-12-1138 min
Trobár TalksCharlotte Cooper-Davis on Christine de Pizan!In anticipation of our Oct 25-26 shows A Room of Her Own: Christine’s Defense of Women (tickets available here), Allison and Elena speak about our favorite groundbreaking medieval writer with scholar Charlotte Cooper-Davis. Find links to both her introductory book, Christine de Pizan: Life, Work, Legacy, and her scholarly tome, Christine de Pizan, Empowering Women in Text and Image, at her website.Also:Our first album Il dit/Elle dit is available for purchase!!Check out Judy Chicago’s Dinner PartySupport the showFollow us on Facebook, and sign up to...
2024-10-141h 09Trobár TalksPilot Episode Re-Release! Christine and The Book of the City of LadiesWe are re-releasing our first ever podcast conversation in time for the return of one of our favorite programs, A Room of Her Own: Christine de Pizan's Defense of Women (coming to Cleveland October 25-26!). Founding members Allison Monroe, Elena Mullins, and Karin Weston discuss Pizan's bold and ambitious defense of women in her masterpiece, The Book of the City of Ladies. We also take a closer look at some of the hair-raising, misogynistic texts that Christine so ably rebutted and explore how these themes affected the vocal music of Christine's day. More information about A Room...
2024-10-061h 13
Enjoy Offering of Full Audiobooks in Funny, Performing ArtsMiguel Covarrubias. Vida y mundos - Elena PoniatowskaEscuche este audio libro completo gratis :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTÍTULO Miguel Covarrubias. Vida y mundosAUTOR Elena PoniatowskaNARRADOR Ignacio Casas, Micaela Gramajo, Elena PoniatowskaIDIOMA EspañolFECHA DE LANZAMIENTO 02-06-2024EDITOR Planeta AudioCATEGORÍAS Biography, Visual ArtistRESUMENEntrevistas a los amigos y contemporáneos del pintor Miguel Covarruibias
Extraordinario pintor, caricaturista, escenógrafo y etnógrafo; contemporáneo de Rufino Tamayo, Carlos Mérida y Carlos Chávez, y colaborador en El Heraldo, El Mundo, El Universal, Vanity Fair, New Yorker y Fortune...
2024-02-0600 min
Mullins Over MusicMullins Over Music: Episode 12 - Eleni Nota (Ankor)🎵🥁 Get ready to groove with Elena Nota, the phenomenal drummer from Ankor! Join me on the Mullins Over Music podcast as we explore the world of touring, have a good laugh about the unpredictable weather, delve into the depths of life, and of course, celebrate the power of music. Tune in and let the rhythm take over! 🎙️🌟 #MullinsOverMusic #DrummerForAnkor #MusicIsLife
Intro Song: Courage Like An Elephant by Austin Mullins
Edited, Produced, and Hosted: Austin Mullins
Music Guest: Eleni Nota (Ankor)
Outro Song: Darkbeat by Ankor
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2024-01-121h 10
Enjoy Offering of Full Audiobooks in Funny, Performing ArtsPalladio e il segreto del volto - Elena PeduzziAscolta questo libro audio completo gratuitamente :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTITOLO Palladio e il segreto del voltoSOTTOTITOLO I misteri di Mercurio 8SERIE #8 in I misteri di MercurioAUTORE Elena PeduzziNARRATORE Riccardo RicobelloLINGUA ItalianoDATA DI PUBBLICAZIONE 11-03-2023EDITORE Emons EdizioniCATEGORIA Art, Biography, Fantasy, Fiction, For ChildrenRIEPILOGOHa inventato uno stile copiato in tutto il mondo, ma c’è un aspetto di Palladio che nessuno conosce. Mentre a Firenze si prepara la festa della Rificolona con le sue lanterne colorate, Nina, Jamal e L...
2023-11-0300 min
The Multicultural Middle Ages PodcastExperiencing Medieval MusicWhat did medieval music sound like? How can we read and perform the musical notation from medieval manuscripts? What does singing and playing music written before 1500 actually feel like? How did the early music tradition carry forward into the seventeenth century? In this episode, Reed O'Mara interviews musicologists Elena Mullins Bailey and Allison Monroe from the musical ensemble Trobár on the ins and outs of medieval song, both sacred and profane, and the mechanics of historical performance practice.For more about Reed, Elena, Allison, and this topic, check out our Show Notes: www.multiculturalmiddleages.com.
2023-07-2558 minTrobár TalksStorytime with Marie de France! GuigemarIn this episode the trio reads aloud an English translation of "Guigemar," an engaging and somewhat strange lai (or tale) by Marie de France, preserved in a manuscript from the 13th c. And of course we provide context and color commentary along the way!Support the showFollow us on Facebook, and sign up to receive not-at-all-frequent email updates!
2022-12-161h 15Trobár TalksFound in Translation with Robert KehewIn this month's episode we interview award-winning playwright and poet Robert Kehew. Kehew was gracious enough to let us use some of the translations from his book Lark in the Morning: The Verses of the Troubadours, a Bilingual Edition, for our latest season program, Found in Translation 2.0. You can learn more about the book and even hear some live readings of their translations by Kehew and W. D. Snodgrass here, and here's a link to a talk given by Kehew at the Library of Congress shortly after his book was published.Support the showFollow...
2022-12-1657 minTrobár TalksLet's Sing Chant with Conrad von ZabernIn this episode we take a tour through Conrad von Zabern's 15th c. treatise on singing chant, "De modo bene cantandi choralem cantum." Von Zabern's exhortations are entertaining and still relevant today!Support the showFollow us on Facebook, and sign up to receive not-at-all-frequent email updates!
2022-12-1652 minTrobár Talksthe David McCormick episodeThis month we chat with our friend and colleague, David McCormick. David is the Executive Director of Early Music America, the Artistic Director of Early Music Access Project, a beautiful vielle player, and an overall delightful human being. We get to hear all about how he came to early music, and what his hopes and dreams are for the field.Support the showFollow us on Facebook, and sign up to receive not-at-all-frequent email updates!
2022-12-161h 02Trobár TalksPizan's PastourelleIn this episode we discuss the poetic pastourelle genre popular with 13th c. French trouvères, and read excerpts from Christine de Pizan's longer narrative pastourelle, the Dit de la pastoure (Tale of the Shepherdess). Medieval pastourelles all begin with the same setup: a knight encounters a shepherdess while he's out riding. The stories play out in a variety of ways, but there is a consistent undertone of potential sexual violence, which is often realized in the narrative conclusion. While the tale is typically told from the perspective of the knight, Christine gives the shepherdess narrative control. She's a f...
2022-12-1659 minTrobár Talksthe Anne Azéma episodeIn this episode the trio was fortunate enough to snag a conversation with Anne Azéma, French-born vocalist, scholar and stage director, as well as the director of The Boston Camerata since 2008 and the French ensemble Aziman, which she founded, since 2005. We got to hear about Anne's musical training, and chat about the challenges of working with and presenting medieval music to modern audiences. Enjoy!Support the showFollow us on Facebook, and sign up to receive not-at-all-frequent email updates!
2022-12-161h 11Trobár TalksTrobár Acts?!? The Second Shepherd's PlayWarning: This month’s episode of Trobár Talks is so bad that we can only imagine you all using it as blackmail material years from now. Regardless, we wish everyone a happy holiday season and promise to do better in 2022!! *******In the episode we read excerpts of The Second Shepherds’ Play in a modern translation (with a few semi-appropriate musical insertions).Dover Thrift Editions - https://www.etsy.com/listing/1060686394/vintage-pop-culture-book-everyman-and?gpla=1&gao=1&&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_us_c-books_movies_and_music-books-literature_and_fiction-literary_fiction&utm_custom1=_k_CjwKCAiAh_GNBhA...
2022-12-1634 minTrobár TalksThomas Binkley and Orientalism in the Early Music MovementIn this episode the trio discusses the influence that Middle Eastern traditions may or may not have had on the development of European medieval music, and what modern re-creators of the music (like Thomas Binkley) have learned from studying those traditions. In particular we discuss Binkley's "On the Modern Performance of Medieval Monophonic Repertory," Jonathan Shull's "Locating the Past in the Present: Living Traditions and the Performance of Early Music," Kirsten Yri's "Thomas Binkley and the Studio der Frühen Musik: challenging 'the myth of Westernness," and John Haines's "The Arabic Style of Performing Medieval Music."Mentioned i...
2022-12-161h 20Trobár TalksTrobár Reads: The Story of an Early Music QuartetJoin the trio for a romp through The Story of an Early Music Quartet, Sterling Jones's first-hand account of the rise and fall of the Studio der frühen Musik. The Studio helped set the standard for medieval music performance in the 1960s and influenced future generations of performers as founding members of the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis and the Historical Performance Department at Indiana University. The book is full of delightful anecdotes that paint a picture of an early music scene somewhat different from today's.Support the showFollow us on Facebook, and sign up t...
2022-12-161h 04Trobár TalksYe Olde Yuletide SpecialIn this episode the trio explores Christmas traditions in medieval England, including feasting, decorating, knife throwing, caroling, and extra-special holiday treats (dried fruit and nuts disguised as entrails, anyone?)*****************************Watch this space for performances by yours truly of seasonal music, including one of the carols discussed in the episode.*****************************Relevant episodes of the History of English Podcast:The Birth of English Song ****** Sir Gawain and the Green Knight ****** Food for Thought*****************************Relevant episodes of Tasting History:What Did Medieval Peasants Eat? ****** How to Make a Medieval TrencherSupport the...
2022-12-1656 minTrobár TalksPresenting Love's Dominion!In this episode Allison and Elena are joined by guest artists Sian Ricketts and Allen Otte, providing you a behind the scenes glance at our upcoming live concerts! We even preview two of our favorite selections from the program. Learn more about the two shows here, happening this Sep. 17 & 18 in Cleveland Heights and Cleveland's Clark Fulton neighborhood.And learn more about the excellent makers of Elena's harp, Campbell Harps, here!Support the showFollow us on Facebook, and sign up to receive not-at-all-frequent email updates!
2022-12-1650 min
Music Meditations - Les DélicesA Meditation on StillnessJulie Warther's extended haiku poem "One Child's Candle," explores themes beauty and stillness in imagery from Christmas Eve, including a whispered, reverent third verse of the carol "Silent Night," performed here by members of Les Délices (featuring soprano Elena Mullins) from the group's 2020 virtual concert Noel, Noel.
2022-11-2504 minMusic Meditations - Les DélicesA Meditation on TogethernessThis meditation pairs Thomas Campion's classic poem "Now winter night's enlarge," with the 17th-century English ballad Drive the Cold Winter Away, sung in this performance by soprano Elena Mullins. The theme of both the poem and the song is that quality time spent in each other’s company on those longest and coldest nights of the year offers unique opportunities for building community.
2022-11-2504 minTrobár TalksShepherds, Nuns, & Ships: Our 2022-23 SeasonA long-overdue episode detailing our 2022-23 season that started a month ago (cue rending of garments and gnashing of teeth). Check out our season details here! Support the showFollow us on Facebook, and sign up to receive not-at-all-frequent email updates!
2022-10-1554 minTrobár TalksHildegard v. the PrelatesIn this episode we read and discuss a letter that Hildegard wrote to the Prelates at Mainz, who had placed her and her nuns under interdict for failing to follow their instructions. The interdict had deprived them of the ability to sing the divine office, a punishment that Hildegard believed was not just unnecessarily harsh, but also contradictory to the will of God. In this letter, she makes some of her strongest recorded statements about music's essential role in worship, and its power to connect humanity with its maker. You can access the letter (pp. 76-80) and many others at...
2022-09-0336 minTrobár TalksHildegard dresses her virtuesIn this episode, we explore the symbolically rich descriptions of the appearance and dress of the virtues that Hildegard experienced in her visions, and described in her work Scivias (c. 1150).Support the showFollow us on Facebook, and sign up to receive not-at-all-frequent email updates!
2022-07-2338 minTrobár TalksHildegard v. TengswichIn this episode we get a bit more acquainted with one of our favorite saints, the 12th-c. abbess, writer, composer, mystic, visionary, philosopher, and botanist Hildegard von Bingen. As impressive a person as Hildegard was, she was not uncontroversial in her own day. An exchange of letters between Hildegard and a Mistress Tengswich reveal aspects of her world view and ways of operating that may trouble you as much as they did some of her contemporaries. You can access those letters (pp. 127-128) and many others at this link. We hope you enjoy the conversation!Support the s...
2022-06-2035 min
EsExito PodcastElena ArmasHoy en EsÉxito estamos con Elena Armas, creadora de la cuenta de instagram @thebibliotheque, donde comparte reseñas de libros con sus casi 130,000 seguidores, y autora del libro top ventas The Spanish Love Deception, una novela romántica en la que una Española - Catalina Martín - y un Estadounidense -Aaron Blackford- pretenden ser novios durante un viaje a España para asistir a la boda de la hermana de Catalina. The Spanish Love Deception ha estado 4 semanas en la lista Best Sellers del New York Times también ha recibido el cuarto puesto en los...
2022-03-2447 min
Celluloid StageIntroducing 2018 Emerald TerraceYou never know what is happening behind closed doors... until now! Get a peek of the action inside GBP's own fictional apartment complex, 2018 Emerald Terrace. This new radio drama explores the lives of Emerald Terrace residents as they experience love, loss, friendship, and… supernatural antics? Sure! Why not?Please enjoy this special preview of 2018 Emerald Terrace. If you like this episode and want to hear more, consider pledging $5/ month to Green Buffalo Productions: patreon.com/greenbuffaloproductionsCENTER FOR DECEPTIVE COOPERATIONwritten by Justin Popedir. Michael Flanagan...
2021-07-0254 min
Anime Sickos82: The Tragical History of Modesty CityThe Anime Sickos present: The Tragical History of Modesty City, a Play in Five Acts Directed by Tom Harrison and Joe AndersonWritten by Tom Harrison from a story by Joe Anderson and Tom HarrisonAudio Design and Engineering by Adam GoronAct 5 Scene 1 Audio Design and Engineering by Casey ToneyCAST:Joseph - Joe AndersonThomas - Tom HarrisonBryan Steven A'Lee Stevenson - Tom HarrisonDoctor Villlainsworth - Vince White Godwin Godsfear - Andrew Sherman Rachel Godsfear - Gwynn Fulcher...
2021-06-302h 05
My Camino - the podcastFinding your way on the Way. Elena Skvirski's book, Camino Mysteries, celebrates the Camino - the journey of discovery.When Elena Skirvski heard about the Camino, she just knew she had to walk the ancient trail. She now runs an international tour company bringing the Camino experience to pilgrims all around the world. You can find Elena, her tour company, and her book Camino Mysteries, at adventurecamino.com
2020-06-3048 min
Tuesday BreakfastRape Law Reform, Endometriosis Awareness Month, Tindal Airbase, Queer Centred Family Violence TrainingTuesday 3 March 2020// Acknowledgement of country// News headlines// Dr Rachael Burgin, lecturer in law at Swinburne Law School, and Saxon Mullins, a survivor-advocate, talk to us about the recently formed Rape and Sexual Assault Research and Advocacy Group// Tori Hobbs from the Vermillion Project joins us to talk about Endometriosis Awareness Month// IPAN spokesperson, Stephen Darley, discusses the Federal Government's billion dollar upgrade to Tindal airbase in the Northern Territory// An interview with Maryclaire Machin and Kate Foord from Queerspace about their training program, 'Breaking out of the Binary: A Queer Feminist Approach to Practice in LGBTIQ+ Family Violence & Intimate Partner Violenc...
2020-03-0200 min
Gal Pals WatchGal Pals Watch A Perfect EndingEpisode 34: A Perfect Ending
Hello, Gays, and we're sorry. This movie is problematic af and also terrible. But you can hear Alicia and Sarah talk about it anyway! And draw all the parallels between this 2012 trainwreck and previously-talked-about Elena Undone! Which was made by the same director, surprise! Plus Sarah is not done talking about her Very Gay AWP experience, so tune in for some literary story time.
Further reading:
Wikipedia page
2019-04-1231 minGal Pals WatchGal Pals Watch Elena UndoneEpisode 26: Elena Undone
This movie has the longest kiss in cinematic history, because queers be committed! Join Alicia and Sarah as they discuss this chaotic yet sexy 2010 romp involving a cute, pragmatic lesbian and a preacher's HELL TO THE GAY but in denial wife. Yep.
Things mentioned: Elena Undone Wikipedia page
2019-01-2537 min