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What in the WorldCould this be the most valuable shipwreck in the world?Colombian archaeologists have retrieved the first items from what’s thought to be the most valuable shipwreck in the world. A Spanish naval ship, the San José, was sunk by a British fleet off the coast of Colombia more than 300 years ago. It had a cargo of gold, silver and emeralds worth billions of dollars in today’s money. Treasure hunters had tried to locate the shipwreck for many years, before Colombia announced that it had discovered it back in 2015.But how can we be sure this is the actual San Jose - and if it is, who h...
2025-11-2813 min
Rare Book SchoolRachael DiEleuterio, "Curious and Creative Women," 2025 Sue Allen LectureRachael DiEleuterio gave the inaugural Sue Allen Lecture for Women in Book History, on “Curious and Creative Women,” on 28 July 2025. She was joined by Daphne Sawyer, who endowed the lecture in memory of her mother, Mary Sawyer (1925–2024), and of longtime RBS faculty member Sue Allen (1918–2011). You can watch the full recording of the lecture on YouTube at https://youtu.be/2YurCWdLYIo?feature=shared.
About the Talk:
What do mother-and-daughter book collectors, nineteenth-century book cover designers, and an art museum librarian have in common? Rare Book School, of course! But there's more to the story. All of them are women, deeply passiona...
2025-08-151h 01
Before UsSpecial Preview of Before Us Kids! Out for a stroll at White SandsSend us a textImagine taking a walk with Columbian mammoths, giant sloths, lions, sabre-tooth tigers, camels and loads of other animals? Sounds crazy, right! Yet it actually happened 20,000 years ago and in this episode Dr. Erich talk to Noah and Colton about some seriously cool discoveries at White Sands National Monument in New Mexico. Want to learn more? Check out the Before Us Kids Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/c/BeforeUsKids) where we have bonus episodes that discuss the science behind the stories and other exclusive content such as the 10-part s...
2025-06-1821 min
Before UsSpecial Preview of Before Us Kids! Red-headed Neanderthals?Send us a textIn this hair-larious episode, Dr. Erich chats with Jake and Colton all about red hair, genetics, and some super cool things we might’ve gotten from our ancient cousins—the Neanderthals! Want to learn more? Check out the Before Us Kids Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/c/BeforeUsKids) where we have bonus episodes that discuss the science behind the stories and other exclusive content such as the 10-part series A Totally Ridiculous, Mostly Serious, Always Awesome Guide to Surviving the Ice Age (but also Zombies and the Weirdness of Li...
2025-06-1017 min
Before UsSpecial Preview of Before Us Kids! Woolly Mice?Send us a textIn this episode, Dr. Erich and Colton dive into a wild idea—bringing back the woolly mammoth! How are scientists doing it? Believe it or not…some scientists think it starts with woolly mice! Yep, you heard that right. WOOLLY MICE! Join us for a super fun and funny chat about some very fluffy science. You won’t want to miss this one! Want to learn more? Check out the Before Us Kids Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/c/BeforeUsKids) where we have bonus episodes that discuss the science behind the stories...
2025-06-0317 min
Before UsGoing with the FlowSend us a textThere is unambiguous agreement that early humans had to cross open water when they traveled from Sundaland to Sahul before 40,000 years ago. How were they able to do this and would ocean winds and currents have helped or hindered their voyages? In this episode we talk to Kiki Kuijjer and Bob Marsh, both from the University of Southampton, about flow modeling that potentially reveals how humans may have been able to make their fantastical journeys. Key PeopleRobert MarshKiki Kuijjer
2025-04-2230 minBefore UsWater you waiting for?Send us a textSea levels rise and fall in response to complex planetary drivers, including shifts in polar ice caps, land masses, and other factors. Understanding these processes is crucial for studying prehistory in deep time, including human migration from Sundaland to Sahul and the movement of people around the globe. In this episode, Justin Dix breaks down what drives sea level change, how scientists reconstruct past sea levels, and how these fluctuations have shaped human history. Key PeopleJustin DixK...
2025-04-1522 minBefore UsHelen talks the ACROSS ProjectSend us a textIn this episode, we speak with Before Us co-host Helen Farr about her European Research Council project, Australasian Colonisation Research: Origins of Seafaring to Sahul—or simply, ACROSS. This ambitious project dives into oceanographic, geoscience, archaeological, and archaeogenetic data to figure out when and how people first made the journey to Sahul, what routes they might’ve taken, and just how long they were stuck in a boat. Spoiler: it wasn’t a weekend trip. These early voyages don’t just tell us about getting to Sahul—they also help us understand...
2025-04-0820 minBefore UsHooked from the startSend us a textThe rapid dispersal of modern humans across Wallacea to modern day Australia not only required boat technology for long-distance sea travel, but also knowledge about deep-sea fishing. In this episode, we talk to Sue O’Connor about the different routes that people may have taken across Wallacea in the Pleistocene and how the different kinds of islands on those routes may have influenced maritime resource use and the earliest evidence of pelagic fishing. Key PeopleSusan O'Connor - Australian National University
2025-04-0138 minBefore UsBefore Us+ Erich answers some of our fan mailSend us a textIn this special bonus episode, Erich answers some of the fantastic questions that we've received from listeners around the world. If you want to send us your own questions about anything you've heard on Before Us, or just comment in general, please hit the "send us a text" button above every episode description. We would love to hear from you!
2025-03-2620 minBefore UsLiving large yet so smallSend us a textThe discovery of Homo floresiensis and Homo luzonensis in SE Asia raises big questions about what happened to some early populations of migrants. Here, John McNabb, explains how these discoveries re-shape our understanding of human evolution and human migrations, but also what the world was like when modern humans began to expand out of Africa. It may have been much more crowded than previously thought!Key SiteLiang BuaMata mengeDmanisiKey People
2025-03-1831 minBefore UsNot just wanderers, also wonderersSend us a textWhy did humans migrate out of Africa? This question has long puzzled archaeologists. Were they driven by unknown pressures, drawn by opportunities, or was it something else entirely? Best-selling author and researcher Clive Gamble explores how curiosity may have fueled the human expansion out of Africa and how the development of the concept of 'containers' was crucial for technological innovations, such as boats.Key PeopleClive Gamble
2025-03-1126 minBefore UsIn deep time, in deeper watersSend us a textSea levels have risen and fallen repeatedly over the last 2 million years. During low sea levels, large tracts of land were exposed along coastlines around the world, creating new habitats for plants, animals, and people to inhabit and new routes for people to move around the world. Now, many of these places are underwater, but evidence of these ancient landscapes, and the people who occupied them, still exists. In this episode we chat with Geoff Bailey and Hayley Cawthra about the challenges of working in coastal environments and reconstructing their submerged stories.
2025-03-0429 minBefore UsWaves of ChangeSend us a textAround 170,000 years ago people living in sea caves on South Africa’s south coast were repeatedly collecting and eating shellfish from the nearby coastline. It marked an important behavioral shift from the occasional collection of aquatic resources to systematic relying on aquatic resources for survival. In this episode, travel to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pinnacle Point in South Africa to talk with Curtis Marean, one of the foremost experts on the origins and development of coastal foraging, about how the transition from opportunistic to systematic coastal foraging may have occurred and th...
2025-02-2528 minBefore UsThe Omega-th wonder of the worldSend us a textHave you ever wondered how aquatic foods shaped human evolution? In this episode, we dive into the fascinating role of seafood in our development with world-renowned experts Michael Crawford and Stephen Cunnane. As leading researchers in brain-selective nutrition, they explore how iodine, fatty acids, and other essential nutrients have influenced modern human health—and their profound impact on our evolutionary journey. CLICK THE LINKS BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATIONGuests:Michael CrawfordStephen Cunnane
2025-02-1826 minBefore UsFlame-kissed finsSend us a textHomo erectus is widely believed to be the first human species to leave Africa, expanding into parts of Europe and Asia. They were also the first to control and use fire. In this episode, we speak with Josephine Joordens and Irit Zohar to explore these early time periods, approximately 2 million years ago. We delve into when and how hominins first developed an interest in aquatic resources, the transformative impact of cooking fish, and why a stable, year-round food source like fish was crucial for hominin survival and their dispersal across the globe.
2025-02-1123 minBefore UsHead over heels for aquatic environmentsSend us a textArchaeology tells the story of people, yet identifying individuals in the archaeological record remains notoriously challenging. In this episode, we speak with Rachel Bynoe, Charles Helm, and three Ju/’hoansi master trackers - /ui Kxunta, ≠oma Daqm, and /uce Nǂamce - from Nyae Nyae, Namibia, to explore ichnology—the study of tracks and traces. Together, we uncover evidence of individuals from deep time and gain insights into the landscapes they inhabited.CLICK THE LINKS BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATIONKey sites discussed: Happisburgh, United Ki...
2025-02-0432 minBefore UsBefore Us Season 1 TrailerSend us a textGet read for a new podcast that digs deep into big issues in archaeology and human evolution. In this season, archaeologists Helen Farr and Erich Fisher take a deep dive into the origins and development of Maritime Adaptations, tracing humanity's journey from the earliest interests in aquatic resources to the global expansion of modern humans via oceans, coastlines, and waterways. Debuting January 2025.
2024-12-1202 min
The Uncle Siris ShowEpisode 39 INFIDELightfulFeliz Cinco de Mayo cabrones! In this Infidelightful episode we play butterjointz from all over the globe as well as some interplanetary music. We drop joints from Sun Ra, Dr. John, The Edgar Winter Group, Fela Kuti, Parliament, Kosher Dillz, Otyken, Muddy Waters, Dacha Brakha, Gift to Gab, Madcon, Echo, Cool Kids, Def Squad, Nazareth, Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Xzibit, Punjabi MC, Dipset, Rakim, Jack Wilkins, Gilad Kahana, DJ Muggs & Mixmaster Mike, Clutchy Hopkins, Rockot, Derrick Lano, Farr and Pete Wingfield. Of course as well as a Middle Eastern Boom Bap set from Senor DJ Milkweed. We...
2024-05-011h 04
Girls On FilmEp 175: Cinema For Gaza, The Beast and the feminist film that beat Barbie at the Italian box officeIn this episode of Girls On Film, Anna Smith talks about the recent Cinema for Gaza auction with two of the women behind the initiative, Helen Simmons and Julia Jackman, and she reviews some imminent releases with film critic Rhianna Dhillon and film journalist and programmer Cici Peng.
First up Anna speaks with Rhianna Dhillon about Italian box-office hit C’è ancora domani or There’s Still Tomorrow. They discuss the representation of domestic violence in this neorealist-style debut from Paola Cortellesi, and pick up on the film’s surprisingly hopeful feel. Next up they discuss The Fall Guy, starring Ryan Gosling...
2024-04-3041 min
Brass EvolutionEp 12. Ray Farr - The Distin FamilyIn this episode I chat to banding icon Ray Farr about his research into the Distin Family and their extraodinary impact on the beginnings of the brass band movement. We discuss the groups origins, tenor horn vs. alto saxhorn, missing testpieces and the wonderful array of instruments being performed at the time.
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2024-02-2224 min
The Turkey Hunter Podcast with Andy Gagliano & Cameron Weddington | Turkey Hunting Tips, Strategies, and Stories463 - 2024 Unicoi Custom Call Makers Show Preview2024 Unicoi Custom Call Makers Show Preview Show
This week, Mark Sharpe joins Cameron and Andy on this week's episode to talk about the upcoming 2024 Unicoi Custom Call Makers Show. The show in 2024 will take place January 12 and January 13 in Helen, Georgia at Unicoi State Park.
Mark shares who the new call makers attending the show will be at the upcoming show. He also shares what other products will be available for purchase at the show. He also tells us what is so special about the Unicoi show to him.
If you are a f...
2023-12-141h 05
digital:works PodcastHello Campers - Ep 1This series is called Hello Campers! And explores Londoner’s experiences of British holiday camps.In episode one, we look at holidays before camps, why people started going to holiday camps and the accommodation and food they would find there.MADE BYDigital-works[Sav Kyriacou and Matthew Rosenberg] WITHDean BelcherAlison BrennanRichard CohenSimone FarrIngrid HoltzPaul IrvingDaniel KempBenedicte LarrereAnna LernerMag...
2023-09-1528 min
digital:works PodcastHello Campers - Ep 2This series is called Hello Campers! And explores Londoner’s experiences of British holiday camps.In episode two, we concentrate on all the activities there were on offer at British holiday camps.MADE BYDigital-works[Sav Kyriacou and Matthew Rosenberg] WITHDean BelcherAlison BrennanRichard CohenSimone FarrIngrid HoltzPaul IrvingDaniel KempBenedicte LarrereAnna LernerMaggie PerrinAnna Rustad
2023-09-1532 min
Bad Diaries PodcastS1E3: Other people’s diariesIn this third episode of Bad Diaries Podcast, we talk about the origin of BAD in Bad Diaries, and how, in our diaries, we can allow the badness – and the goodness – of our unedited lives to show. Jen coins the term ba-goodness, and we commit to making bad good (and making good bad).We bring other people’s diaries to this episode of the podcast, raiding our bookshelves for a random selection of Not At All Bad But Really Very Good Diaries to discuss. Some are diaries that we love and have re-read a bazillion times. Others we’ve o...
2023-06-1155 min
ArdenA Piece of Work (Abridged)Several months after Team Arden leaves Elsinore, acclaimed journalist Rowan Dabrowski examines their reporting for flaws. Also: A duck hunt!NOTE: Due to music rights issues, this episode is being released in abridged form until we finish re-upping those rights and it can be heard as properly intended. You can find the full episode transcript at ardenpodcast.com/transcriptsCONTENT WARNING: This episode contains gunshots, adult language, adult situations, tense family situations, discussions of gore, discussions of medical abuse, violence, death, transphobia, homophobia, misogyny, mental illness, hunting, discussions of grief, and the mourning process.
2023-02-1438 min
SidebarSpotlight on ESG - Episode 1: How ESG is changing employment and pensionsIn Sidebar we look at the impact of the issues, innovations and trends facing the legal landscape. In season two we're looking at what ESG means for you. Environmental, social and governance factors are becoming increasingly important to attracting and retaining talent and in investment decisions. But what do they mean for your people? In the first episode of our Spotlight on ESG season Helen Farr and Angela Sharma are joined by Sunny Romo, an Equities Investment Specialist at M&G, to discuss what ESG means for employment and pensions.They cover topics in...
2022-05-1630 minSidebarComing soon – Sidebar Season 2: Spotlight on ESGWhat does ESG mean for you? Environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors have shot up the board agenda and are now essential to business strategy. But how are they affecting businesses, and what legal challenges are they encountering?In the second season of Sidebar, we'll discuss the impact of the issues, innovations and trends facing the legal landscape, combining our legal experience with the views of expert guests to explore how ESG is shaping the profession. Stay tuned for episode one, where Helen Farr and Angela Sharma we will be joined by Sunny Romo, an Equities Investment...
2022-05-1201 min
Nothing But The BluesNothing But The Blues #687Buddy Whittington (Can't Be Good For Me); Hubert Sumlin (Blues Is Here To Stay); Eddie Shaw (Got To Go Now); Deitra Farr (Let It Go!); Bessie Smith (Oh Daddy Blues (You Won't Have No Mamma At All)); Helen Gross (Ticket Agent, Ease Your Window Down); Starlite Campbell Band (Language Of Curiosity); Eddie Davis (Blues Is My Business); Henry Cooper (Automatic Trouble); Willie Jackson (I'm Your Landlord); Luther Stoneham (January 11, 1949 Blues); Luther Huff (1951 Blues); Guitar Slim, Jr. (I Found The Blues In New Orleans); Eddie Taylor Jr. (Fare Train Blues); Heather Newman (Lonely On Beale); Willie Kent (Thought I Was...
2021-11-131h 00
There It Is PodcastBonus Episode - Supergirl The MovieJason is joined by Bro of the Show, Trey, and Friend of the Show, Evan, to goof around watching Supergirl (the film from 1984) starring Helen Slater as the titular superhero.
Join us by watching the movie, which is available on HBO Max. Laugh along at the goofy stuff. Joke with us, even though we won't hear it. Let's just have a good time!
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2021-11-092h 06
Dive & DigDive & Dig In Depth - Helen FarrJoin Helen Farr, maritime archaeologist as she takes us to islands in the Southeast Asian Sea to learn more about how early humans navigated the oceans 65,000 years ago, journeying from the Flores Islands of Indonesia to the northern part of Australia.#maritimearchaeology #earlyseafaring #climatechange #australia #indonesia #helenfarr
2021-11-0834 minDive & Dig5. The Climate Change Threat To Our Maritime HeritageBettany Hughes and Lucy Blue are joined by Helen Farr to discuss the influence of the early navigators and Phillip Beale reflects on his project to create a replica Phoenician galley. Tanzanian marine archaeologist Claudia Lubao aka singer Chemical, alerts her followers to the value of maritime culture and Phillipe Cousteau warns of the potentially damaging impact of climate change on underwater heritage.
#titanic #maritimehistory #history #marinearchaelogy #diving #scuba #bettanyhughes #honorfrost #underwaterhistory #philipbeale #helenfarr #crystalelsafadi #jonhenderson #elgidiusichumbaki #claudialubao #nadanofal
2021-07-1436 min
JoltyA Beautiful Vegan Start Up Talks The Ugly Truth About Leather w/ Helen Farr-LeanderIn this episode, Maggy, Adam, and Faith connect with Helen Farr-Leander, founder and director of accessories brand Watson & Wolf. What was once a dream to specialize in leather turned into a mission of sustainability, environmental responsibility, and personal accountability in her newest venture. Let's Jolt!!!
2021-06-2116 min
PLANT CEOPLANT CEO #40 - Why everyone should buy non animal based leatherIn this episode we talk with Helen Farr-Leander, Founder of Watson & Wolfe. Helen, spent a large part of her career in the world of accessories by working for luxury leather brands. After she learnt more about how the leather industry impacts the environment, water pollution, workers health and animal exploitation, she decided to create a vegan accessory brand. Watson & Wolfe's initial focus was on vegan male accessories which was an underserved market about 2 years ago. We talk about the how material innovation for non animal based leather is ripe for disruption. Learn more about her product range, the companies gr...
2021-02-0239 min
ArdenMore Things in Heaven and Earth Season two ends, as all comedies must, at a wedding, where everybody's lives will change forever (or at least until next season). Also: The BAD people?!CONTENT WARNING: This episode features adult language, discussions of death, discussions of familial and medical abuse, loud noises, and large crowd scenes.Written by Libby Hill and Emily St. JamesDirected by Emily St. JamesRecording Engineer: Ernesto HurtadoEditor: Christopher DoleSound Designer: Christopher DoleComposer: Christopher HatfieldStarring:Michelle Agresti as Bea Casely
2020-12-311h 12
ArdenA Piece of WorkSeveral months after Team Arden leaves Elsinore, acclaimed journalist Rowan Dabrowski examines their reporting for flaws. Also: A duck hunt! CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains gunshots, adult language, adult situations, tense family situations, discussions of gore, discussions of medical abuse, violence, death, transphobia, homophobia, misogyny, mental illness, hunting, discussions of grief, and the mourning process. Written by Christopher Dole Directed by Christopher Dole Recording Engineer: Ernesto Hurtado Editor: Christopher Dole Sound Designer: Christopher Dole Composer: Christopher Hatfield Starring: Michelle Agresti as Bea...
2020-12-281h 10
Menswear Style PodcastHelen Farr-Leander, Founder of Watson & Wolfe / Eco-Conscious AccessoriesThe Watson & Wolfe story started in 2016 when their intention was to use genuine leather. The business boasts a wealth of experience within the luxury leather industry, so this was a very natural path for them to take. It was during the research and development phase in 2017 that they uncovered the facts and saw the reality of the leather industry. The demand for leather continues to grow and as a result we continue to cause damage to people, rivers and ecosystems. This was a turning point for founder Helen Farr-Leander who decided to change direction completely. The brand now believes t...
2020-11-0225 min
The PouchThe Daily Shows - Day 3 of 5 - Helen Reddy, Fruit Picking and WA Re-joins the Federation!Tonight, Gregg and Jake plan a romantic family dinner as they discuss the passing of Helen Reddy, fruit picking incentives and the renaming of ABC Kids to Bluey TV with their wives! WANT MORE? JOIN THE POUCH NATION ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/thepouchthepodcast Subscribe to our YouTube channel for DAILY(ISH) uploads at: youtube.com/c/thepouchthepodcast Got something to say? Send all comments and feedback to thepouchthepodcast@gmail.com We're bound to read your comments on the next show, especially as they pertain to Jake's hair. Subscribe for...
2020-09-3034 min
Full Trial Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveBefore She Was Helen: A Novel by Caroline B. CooneyPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/420907 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Before She Was Helen: A Novel Author: Caroline B. Cooney Narrator: Kimberly Farr Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 11 hours 13 minutes Release date: September 8, 2020 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3 of Total 2 Genres: Police & Detective Publisher's Summary: Her life didn't turn out the way she expected―so she made herself a new one When Clemmie goes next door to check on her difficult and unlikeable neighbor Dom, he isn't there. But something else is. Something stunning, beautiful and inexplicable. Clemmie photographs the wondrous object on her cell phone and makes the irrevocable er...
2020-09-0810 min
Download Best Full Audiobooks in Fiction, Contemporary WomenBefore She Was Helen: A Novel by Caroline B. CooneyPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/420907 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Before She Was Helen: A Novel Author: Caroline B. Cooney Narrator: Kimberly Farr Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 11 hours 13 minutes Release date: September 8, 2020 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3 of Total 2 Genres: Contemporary Women Publisher's Summary: Her life didn't turn out the way she expected―so she made herself a new one When Clemmie goes next door to check on her difficult and unlikeable neighbor Dom, he isn't there. But something else is. Something stunning, beautiful and inexplicable. Clemmie photographs the wondrous object on her cell phone and makes the irrevocable er...
2020-09-0810 min
ArdenDistracted MultitudeArden, season 2, episode 4 - "Distracted Multitude" On one eventful day, Bea investigates the mysteries of love, Brenda investigates the mysteries of death, and Lorena gets a flat tire. Also: Andy Wheyface meets his match! CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains adult language, drinking, loud noises, and brief moments of homophobia and transphobia. Written by Lenny Burnham and Christopher DoleDirected by Sara GhalebRecording Engineer - Ernesto HurtadoEditor – Chad EllisComposer - Christopher HatfieldFeaturing "Now Is the T...
2020-07-2759 min
blissful hiker ❤︎ inspiring you to hike your own hikeTe Araroa: where the Tasman and Pacific meetSend us a textThe Blissful Hiker flies to New Zealand, drives to the Meeting Place of the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean at Cape Reinga and within 36 hours, she begins to walk the Te Araroa towards Bluff. In this episode:The Blissful Hiker has her first encounter with authentic Kiwi "trail angel" hospitality.She's taken up the winding, roller-coaster roads of Northland to Cape Reinga.She learns security is just an illusion and we...
2020-06-1119 min
the Best Audio Stories in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveTrueman and Riley: The complete BBC Radio crime drama by Brian B ThompsonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/400693 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Trueman and Riley: The complete BBC Radio crime drama Author: Brian B Thompson Narrator: Duncan Preston, Robert Daws, Full Cast Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 9 hours 25 minutes Release date: May 21, 2020 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1 Genres: Police & Detective Publisher's Summary: All 18 episodes of the BBC Radio series featuring bickering detective duo Trueman and Riley DI Trueman and DS Riley are reluctant partners in crime-fighting, paired up after high-flyer Trueman suffered a nervous breakdown that left him struggling to get back on his feet. Working with Riley isn’t ex...
2020-05-2105 min
Download Latest Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, SuspenseTrueman and Riley: The complete BBC Radio crime drama by Brian B ThompsonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/400693 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Trueman and Riley: The complete BBC Radio crime drama Author: Brian B Thompson Narrator: Duncan Preston, Robert Daws, Full Cast Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 9 hours 25 minutes Release date: May 21, 2020 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: All 18 episodes of the BBC Radio series featuring bickering detective duo Trueman and Riley DI Trueman and DS Riley are reluctant partners in crime-fighting, paired up after high-flyer Trueman suffered a nervous breakdown that left him struggling to get back on his feet. Working with Riley isn’t exactly wh...
2020-05-2105 min
Creative BoundariesThe Power of Good Marketing Right Now w/ Helen Rankin | Creative BoundariesIn a period of time like right now, where no one knows what is coming in the next week, marketers are facing an ever-expanding challenge to keep customers engaged in their brand. I chatted with Helen Rankin, the CMO and partner of SwagUp about her recommendations as a seasoned marketer and creator.
2020-04-2914 min
Story WorthyThe Black Sea Shipwrecks with Helen FarrHelen Farr is leading a team looking at prehistoric wrecks in the Black Sea. Dan chats to her about how the Black Sea's anaerobic waters have preserved ancient ships for many centuries, including a Greek ship very similar to one on an urn in the British Library. Discover more history interviews and documentaries at History Hit TV.
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Audio: Peter Curry
2019-01-1420 min
Podcast Old Time Country Shots114- Old Time Country Shots (18 Noviembre 2017)Un saludo amigos, seguimso viejando en el tiempo con Old Time Country Shots, en una nueva emisión, la nº 114 correspondiente al sábado 18 de noviembre. Os dejo el podcast en IVOOX con la posibilidad de descargarlo y escucharlo a lo largo de la semana, saludos.
Hoy con la siguiente programación:
1- Larry Lee - Time Just Flies
2- Rudy Grayzell - Bonita Chiquita
3- Cliff Carlisle - You'll Miss Me When I'm Gone
4- Larry Dean - Stepping On My Toes
5- Stanley Brothers - Molly And Tenbrooks
6- Frank Hunter - Long Time No See
7- Tex Will...
2017-11-1859 min
The Bottom LineManaging Workplace RelationshipsWe spend a third of our life at work so it's inevitable that relationships blossom, whether it's a one night stand at the Christmas party or one that becomes a long term partnership. How do companies handle the issues that can arise from office romance? Evan Davis and his guests discuss the solutions.GUESTSNeil Morrison, Director, Strategy, Culture and Innovation. Penguin Random HouseHelen Farr, Partner, Employment Law Group, Fox WilliamsDanielle Harmer, Chief People Officer, Metro Bank.
2017-02-1628 min
Access Top-Rated Full Audiobooks in Fiction, DramaMy Name Is Lucy Barton: From the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth StroutPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/252507 to listen full audiobooks. Title: My Name Is Lucy Barton: From the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Olive Kitteridge Author: Elizabeth Strout Narrator: Kimberly Farr Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 4 hours 12 minutes Release date: February 4, 2016 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.61 of Total 38 Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 8 Genres: Drama Publisher's Summary: Penguin presents the unabridged, downloadable, audibook edition of My Name is Lucy Barton by Elizabeth Strout, read by Kimberly Farr. A mother comes to visit her daughter in hospital after having not seen her in many years. Her unexpected visit forces Lucy to confront her...
2016-02-0405 min