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Magpie AdventuresGetting Nostalgic at Arkadium Retro ArcadeWe’re visiting Arkadium Retro Arcade, where you can crush a high score and enjoy all the pretty lights! A fantastic place to set your inner-child free.Links:* Visit Arkadium Retro Arcade* Check out the history of pinball machines!If you have ideas for vibes and locations, email me at himagpies@gmail.com. Or find me on Instagram at hi_magpies. This podcast is created by yours truly, here in Amiskwaciwâskahikan (ᐊᒥᐢᑲᐧᒋᐋᐧᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ ). Edmonton, Alberta in Treaty 6 territory. *The photo for this episode 2025-05-2922 min
Magpie AdventuresMaking Memories at Hexagon Boardgame CafeWe’re visiting the Hexagon Board Game Cafe, where you can gather with friends and nerd out with your favourite characters! A great space to explore all sorts of games.Links:* Visit the Hexagon Boardgame Cafe* Hear more from Randy on the Ansty to Gantsy Podcast!If you have ideas for vibes and locations, email me at himagpies@gmail.com. Or find me on Instagram at hi_magpies. This podcast is created by yours truly, here in Amiskwaciwâskahikan (ᐊᒥᐢᑲᐧᒋᐋᐧᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ ). Edmonton, Alberta in Treaty 6 territory. 2025-05-2916 min
Magpie AdventuresBuilding Courage at Boulders Climbing GymWe’re visiting Boulders Climbing Gym, where you can hang off the walls and eat fresh baked goods! A great space to play with movement and problem solving.Links:* Visit Boulders Climbing Gym* Check out everything Rock Jungle has to offerIf you have ideas for vibes and locations, email me at himagpies@gmail.com. Or find me on Instagram at hi_magpies. This podcast is created by yours truly, here in Amiskwaciwâskahikan (ᐊᒥᐢᑲᐧᒋᐋᐧᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ ). Edmonton, Alberta in Treaty 6 territory. *Picture for this episode is courtesy of B2025-05-2923 min
Magpie AdventuresMagpie Adventures Season 2 TrailerSeason 2 drops on Thursday, May 29th!2025-05-2800 min
Magpie AdventuresSeason 1 Wrap UpWrapping up season 1 with much gratitude! Season 2 is in the works for May 2025. We'll be finding places to play.Stay tuned by following the show on your favorite listening platforms, and on Instagram at hi_magpies. 2025-02-1603 min
Magpie AdventuresBeing With Friends at OttoWe’re visiting Otto, where the dining room is joyful and the food is comforting. A great space to gather and share conversation. Link:Here is the Otto website, where you can find their menu and hours.If you have ideas for vibes and locations, email me at himagpies@gmail.com. Or find me on Instagram at hi_magpies. This podcast is created by yours truly, here in Amiskwaciwâskahikan (ᐊᒥᐢᑲᐧᒋᐋᐧᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ ). Edmonton, Alberta in Treaty 6 territory. 2025-02-1609 min
Magpie AdventuresExploring the Strathcona LibraryWe’re visiting the iconic Strathcona branch of Edmonton Public Library, where adventure abounds and everything is free. A magical place to gather and explore.Links:*Visit the Strathcona library.*Their calendar shows their programming and events. Everything is free, and there is always a special connect to festivals. If you have ideas for vibes and locations, email me at himagpies@gmail.com. Or find me on Instagram at hi_magpies. This podcast is created by yours truly, here in Amis...2025-02-1615 min
Magpie AdventuresFeeling Creative at Gather TextilesWe’re visiting Gather Textiles, where the looms are singing and the yarn is plentiful. A great space to gather and weave.Links:* Visit Gather Textiles.* The Gather team is collaborating with Traceable Textiles to create a line of local wool.* Kim’s favorite artist, Anni Albers has an essay about weaving and tactile sensibility.* The Edmonton Weaver’s Guild is another space for weavers to gather.* Hear the whole story of how Gather Textile came to be on the Weave podcast.If you have ideas...2025-02-1617 min
Magpie AdventuresMagpie Adventures Season 1 TeaserSeason 1 drops on February 16th! 2025-02-1200 min
The Well Endowed PodcastEPISODE 168 – OUTSIDE OF THE BOXThis year marks the 20th anniversary of Children’s Autism Services of Edmonton. On this episode, we speak with executive producer, Terri Duncan to learn how the organization is reshaping the way supports for kids and families living with Autism are delivered.
This includes things like departing from a behavioural compliance approach toward something called the SCERTS model. SCERTS stands for Social Communication, Emotional Regulation and Transactional Support. This approach is designed to foster independence and creative thinking so that children living with Autism can grow to become healthy, contributing citizens in their communities.
Links:2024-07-1533 minThe Well Endowed PodcastEpisode 154 – Innovative AgricultureOn this episode, we meet Eric Rice, Eric recently created the Edmonton Affordable Housing Maintenance Fund here at ECF, to support people experiencing housing or income insecurity.
Eric has been involved in housing and homelessness in various ways over the years. It is a complex and overwhelming issue, and the people experiencing houselessness are often met with stigmatization and judgement.
With an issue this big, it’s hard to know how we as individuals can make a difference. That’s one reason Eric began his fund, and why he continues to be active with organizations that...2023-11-0135 min
The Power Of Shut UpWomen in Leadership...Powerful Conversations on The Power of Shut Up Podcast Ep. 8Coming up this week on The Power of Shut Up Podcast are some dynamic ladies who are speakers on the Sister Leaders Conference by DrKaren Hills Pruden! Don't miss this amazing show! 7:00pm - 8:00pm est LIVE on The Power of Shut Up Facebook page and my YouTube Channel, Lisa Dove Washington.See ya on Thursday!!!2023-10-2859 minThe Well Endowed PodcastEpisode 151 – When the Time ComesDeath eventually comes for all of us. We don’t have a choice in this matter, but we do have a lot of choice when it comes to what happens after we pass.
On this episode, Our producer, Lisa Pruden, sits down with Victoria Jones to discuss some wishes that people have for themselves and their pets when they die – and let’s just say some of these get pretty creative and may, or may not involve a homemade cannon.
Victoria is a lawyer at De Villars Jones LLP, with a focus on wills and estates...2023-09-1526 minThe Well Endowed PodcastEpisode 142: Tina ThomasOn this episode, we meet Tina Thomas, Chief Executive Officer at Edmonton Community Foundation (ECF).
We are excited to have Tina join our team. ECF is the fourth-largest community foundation in Canada and is the largest non-governmental funder in Edmonton. We distribute more than 30 million dollars into the community annually.
Tina joined our team in August of 2022 with a wealth of experience. Before ECF, Tina spent more than 13 years at the Edmonton Public Library (EPL), most recently as the Executive Director of Customer Experience. During her time at EPL, she was responsible for many of th...2023-03-0200 min
Lunchin With Lisa!Leadership Takeover! Step Into Leadership Greatness, Leaders Producing Leaders Volume 2!The Lunchin with Lisa Show is hanging tight for another Leadership Takeover with more co-authors of the NEW RELEASE coming June 2022, Step Into Leadership Greatness, Leaders Producing Leaders Volume 2. Meet Co-authors, DrShirley Bryant & Dr. Karen Hills Pruden as we talk more about leadership, the new book release, the Virtual Launch party coming May 17th, and more!!! Don't miss it...See ya there! May 19, 2022, 7pm - 8pm est, LIVE on Facebook & YouTube.2022-05-201h 02
S.O.S. (Stories of Service) - Ordinary people who do extraordinary workWomen's empowerment coach | Dr. Karen Hills Pruden - S.O.S. Podcast #33Due to some technical issues with the live stream last weekend with Mom, Warfighter, and Communicator Lesley Lykins (stay tuned for the re-do), I am adapting to a pre-recorded live format while on travel. First up, I am so incredibly happy to have the publisher of my book chapter from Complicated Alliances, Dr. Karen Hills Pruden. Dr. Karen Hills Pruden is a living example that a ‘dream deferred is not a dream denied’. Dr. Pruden transformed her life from a teenage bride to a well-known global powerhouse. She has motivated thousands of female professionals to elevate their compet...2022-02-2642 min
OtherWise PodcastSeason 2, Episode 7: It’s time to vote!For this final episode of Season 2, Ahmed and Keren invite Omar Yaqub and Lisa Pruden (your behind-the-scenes teamsters) to talk about what it means to get out and vote: What stories do we tell about our communities? What inspires your vote? How do we make meaningful connections? This episode was recorded on October 10, 2021. Links from this episode:- Find all your voter information at the City of Edmonton Website. Season 2 of OtherWise is hosted by Keren Tang and Ahmed Knowmadic Ali, edited by Lisa Pruden, and p...2021-10-1540 min
OtherWise PodcastSeason 2, Episode 6: Who gets a say, and how do we decide?Ahmed and Keren dig deep into voting. Who gets to be counted, and who doesn’t? Why should we bother to participate in a system that doesn’t represent us? And amidst a federal election (advanced polls open now!) and the civic election immediately after, what are the criteria to which we evaluate our candidates?This episode was recorded on September 11, 2021. Links from this episode:- Check out Keren’s op-ed on giving more power to permanent residents.- Want to see who got the vote when? Check out this tim...2021-09-1633 min
OtherWise PodcastSeason 2, Episode 5: Can we talk?This episode was recorded on August 15, 2021. Season 2 of OtherWise is hosted by Keren Tang and Ahmed Knowmadic Ali, edited by Lisa Pruden, and produced with creative support and guidance from Omar Yaqub. OtherWise is an affiliate member of the amazing Alberta Podcast Network - locally grown, community supported. Special thanks to the Ribbon Rouge Foundation for supporting this podcast. Be sure to check out Season 1 of OtherWise for more stories of our communities’ lived experiences.2021-08-2129 min
OtherWise PodcastSeason 2, Episode 4: A local economy that includes all voices.This episode was recorded on July 21, 2021. Links from this episode:- Cigar lounges exempted in new smoking and vaping regulations – CBC News – article- Out of the Running – Edify. - article.- Check out the Community Conversation with Haiqa Cheema: Mobility and Connectivity in the Southeast.- You can find Keren’s most recent blog here. Season 2 of OtherWise is hosted by Keren Tang and Ahmed Knowmadic Ali, edited by Lisa Pruden, and produced with creative support and guidance from Omar Yaqub. OtherWise is an affiliate...2021-08-0537 min
OtherWise PodcastSeason 2, Episode 3: Getting from point A to B - how hard is it really?This episode was recorded on July 5, 2021. Season 2 of OtherWise is hosted by Keren Tang and Ahmed Knowmadic Ali, edited by Lisa Pruden, and produced with creative support and guidance from Omar Yaqub. OtherWise is an affiliate member of the amazing Alberta Podcast Network - locally grown, community supported. Special thanks to the Ribbon Rouge Foundation for supporting this podcast. Be sure to check out Season 1 of OtherWise for more stories of our communities’ lived experiences.2021-07-2025 min
OtherWise PodcastSeason 2, Episode 2: Whose issue is it anyway?This episode was recorded on June 20, 2021. Season 2 of OtherWise is hosted by Keren Tang and Ahmed Knowmadic Ali, edited by Lisa Pruden, and produced with creative support and guidance from Omar Yaqub. OtherWise is an affiliate member of the amazing Alberta Podcast Network - locally grown, community supported. Special thanks to the Ribbon Rouge Foundation for supporting this podcast. Be sure to check out Season 1 of OtherWise for more stories of our communities’ lived experiences.2021-07-2027 min
OtherWise PodcastSeason 2, Episode 1: We're back! On the campaign trailThis episode was recorded on June 6, 2021. Season 2 of OtherWise is hosted by Keren Tang and Ahmed Knowmadic Ali, edited by Lisa Pruden, and produced with creative support and guidance from Omar Yaqub. OtherWise is an affiliate member of the amazing Alberta Podcast Network - locally grown, community supported. Special thanks to the Ribbon Rouge Foundation for supporting this podcast. Be sure to check out Season 1 of OtherWise for more stories of our communities’ lived experiences.2021-07-2018 minThe Well Endowed PodcastEpisode 75 – Drive HappinessOn this episode, we join our producer, Lisa Pruden, on a transit miss-adventure and learn about how Drive Happiness Seniors Association has risen to the challenges presented by the COVID-19 Pandemic to ensure Seniors have safe transportation.
Links:
Check out Drive Happiness Seniors Association.
Read Graeme Lummer’s Blog: Seniors Still Getting Around!
You can find out more about Disabled Adults Transit Service (DATS) here.
See the COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund at work.
Read more stories about how organizations are adapting with the pandemic.
Learn more about the Rapid Response Fund and h...2020-07-1700 min
deepredradioDer VolltrefferJohn Cusack, Rob Reiner und Radeberger! Benedikt und Max begeben sich in die Semesterferien.
Story: Bevor Gibson wieder zurück ans College geht, will er es in den Semesterferien noch einmal so richtig krachen lassen. Sein bester Freund Lance in Kalifornien hat auch gleich die zündende Idee parat: Er kennt jede Menge Traumfrauen. Vor allen Dingen eine ganz bestimmte, die ein wahrer "Volltreffer" sein soll.
Ganz heiß auf ein paar wilde Wochen unter kalifornischer Sonne nimmt Gibson die nächste Mitfahrgelegenheit Richtung Westen. Wenn er jedoch gewusst hätte, dass er sich die Rückbank mit seiner prüden Stu...2020-03-2310 min
Adamant EveFat Activism Part 1In this episode, Lisa Pruden and Rose-Eva Forgues-Jenkins talk to Lauren Groves, Alison Tunis, Michelle Kennedy and Karen Kirkpatrick on the topic of fat activism. They explore some of the issues with the way that society views and treats folks who live in fat bodies.
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PauseEarly Childhood Coalitions of AlbertaNetworks and coalitions can play an important role in fostering social innovation. When used well, they help diverse changemakers bring their unique perspectives and efforts together to better understand and address complex problems.
In this episode, we hear from three changemakers within a province-wide coalition called ECCA (Early Childhood Coalitions of Alberta). We turned over the mic to Janice Kraemer, one of ECCA’s coalition Provincial Liaisons. Janice summarized how ECCA’s model works, and invited two local coalition leaders, Adrienne Sprecker and Debbie-Layne Macleod, to reflect with her on how their coalitions have evolved and what they...2019-09-2700 min
PauseS1:E5 - Early Childhood Coalitions of AlbertaNetworks and coalitions can play an important role in fostering social innovation. When used well, they help diverse changemakers bring their unique perspectives and efforts together to better understand and address complex problems.
In this episode, we hear from three changemakers within a province-wide coalition called ECCA (Early Childhood Coalitions of Alberta). We turned over the mic to Janice Kraemer, one of ECCA’s coalition Provincial Liaisons. Janice summarized how ECCA’s model works, and invited two local coalition leaders, Adrienne Sprecker and Debbie-Layne Macleod, to reflect with her on how their coalitions have evolved and what they’ve learned along...2019-09-2746 minPauseThe Early Childhood Coalitions of Alberta (ECCA) on Coalitions and Early Childhood Development.Networks and coalitions can play an important role in fostering social innovation. When used well, they help diverse changemakers bring their unique perspectives and efforts together to better understand and address complex problems.
In this episode, we hear from three changemakers within a province-wide coalition called ECCA (Early Childhood Coalitions of Alberta). We turned over the mic to Janice Kraemer, one of ECCA’s coalition Provincial Liaisons. Janice summarized how ECCA’s model works, and invited two local coalition leaders, Adrienne Sprecker and Debbie-Layne Macleod, to reflect with her on how their coalitions have evolved and what they...2019-09-2746 minPauseJasper Place Wellness CentreWhat happens when a wellness centre starts asking how to address the root causes of systemic issues? A junk removal company may not be your first guess, but that’s exactly what Jasper Place Wellness Centre in west-central Edmonton created as its first social enterprise in 2011. This agile and collaborative organization takes seriously its mission to continuously explore and provide innovative and accessible health and community-based solutions. It owns and operates five businesses that provide employment opportunities for vulnerable community members, putting over 1 million dollars of payroll back into the community each year. It also runs a community health cl...2019-08-2500 minPauseS1:E4 - Jasper Place Wellness CentreWhat happens when a wellness centre starts asking how to address the root causes of systemic issues? A junk removal company may not be your first guess, but that’s exactly what Jasper Place Wellness Centre in west-central Edmonton created as its first social enterprise in 2011. This agile and collaborative organization takes seriously its mission to continuously explore and provide innovative and accessible health and community-based solutions. It owns and operates five businesses that provide employment opportunities for vulnerable community members, putting over 1 million dollars of payroll back into the community each year. It also runs a community health clinic, pr...2019-08-2538 minPauseJasper Place Wellness Centre on Waste Removal, Social Enterprise, and Employment for Vulnerable Communities.What happens when a wellness centre starts asking how to address the root causes of systemic issues? A junk removal company may not be your first guess, but that’s exactly what Jasper Place Wellness Centre in west-central Edmonton created as its first social enterprise in 2011. This agile and collaborative organization takes seriously its mission to continuously explore and provide innovative and accessible health and community-based solutions. It owns and operates five businesses that provide employment opportunities for vulnerable community members, putting over 1 million dollars of payroll back into the community each year. It also runs a community health cl...2019-08-2538 minPauseVivo for Healthier Generations on Health, Living Labs, and Social R&D.Vivo is an organization on a mission: to raise healthier generations in Calgary and beyond. They are a recreation centre, and much more. Vivo’s team works on “upstream” or preventative solutions to improve the health of children, youth, and families in north-Central Calgary. They describe their work as a “living lab” because of how intentionally they bring research and development, or R&D, practices into everything they do. Other changemakers we’ve spoken with have mentioned that they look to Vivo as an example of how curiosity, evidence, and strong community connections can spark innovation and create impact.
In th...2019-07-3035 minPauseVivo for Healthier GenerationsVivo is an organization on a mission: to raise healthier generations in Calgary and beyond. They are a recreation centre, and much more. Vivo’s team works on “upstream” or preventative solutions to improve the health of children, youth, and families in north-Central Calgary. They describe their work as a “living lab” because of how intentionally they bring research and development, or R&D, practices into everything they do. Other changemakers we’ve spoken with have mentioned that they look to Vivo as an example of how curiosity, evidence, and strong community connections can spark innovation and create impact.
In this ep...2019-07-3000 minPauseS1:E3 - Vivo for Healthier GenerationsVivo is an organization on a mission: to raise healthier generations in Calgary and beyond. They are a recreation centre, and much more. Vivo’s team works on “upstream” or preventative solutions to improve the health of children, youth, and families in north-Central Calgary. They describe their work as a “living lab” because of how intentionally they bring research and development, or R&D, practices into everything they do. Other changemakers we’ve spoken with have mentioned that they look to Vivo as an example of how curiosity, evidence, and strong community connections can spark innovation and create impact.
In this episode...2019-07-3035 minPauseThe Social Impact LabThe Social Impact Lab was launched in February of 2018 as a partnership between the United Way of Calgary and Area and J5 Innovation. It is an example of a social innovation lab that brings together a diverse group of organizations and individuals, including people with lived experience, to address complex problems. Over the past year, much of the lab’s work has focused on mental health issues. The lab also offers a program to help nonprofit leaders learn and apply design thinking in their work.
As social innovation labs increase in popularity, we have an incredible opportunity to...2019-07-0200 minPauseThe Social Impact Lab on Social Innovation Labs, Mental Health, and Design Thinking.The Social Impact Lab was launched in February of 2018 as a partnership between the United Way of Calgary and Area and J5 Innovation. It is an example of a social innovation lab that brings together a diverse group of organizations and individuals, including people with lived experience, to address complex problems. Over the past year, much of the lab’s work has focused on mental health issues. The lab also offers a program to help nonprofit leaders learn and apply design thinking in their work.
As social innovation labs increase in popularity, we have an incredible opportunity to...2019-07-0232 minPauseS1:E2 - The Social Impact LabThe Social Impact Lab was launched in February of 2018 as a partnership between the United Way of Calgary and Area and J5 Innovation. It is an example of a social innovation lab that brings together a diverse group of organizations and individuals, including people with lived experience, to address complex problems. Over the past year, much of the lab’s work has focused on mental health issues. The lab also offers a program to help nonprofit leaders learn and apply design thinking in their work.
As social innovation labs increase in popularity, we have an incredible opportunity to learn from th...2019-07-0232 minPauseS1:E1 - The Edmonton Shift LabThe Edmonton Shift Lab is a diverse collective of Edmontonians working together to develop potential service, policy, system, and community action solutions that will reduce racism as it contributes to poverty. Why? Poverty is a real issue in Edmonton. 12% of Edmontonians do not have the means to assure stable housing, adequate nutritious food, or the conditions that foster health, safety and basic quality of life. And poverty and racism are inter-connected; racism makes it hard for people to find good jobs, housing, and services and to feel a sense of belonging.
The shift lab is an example of social innovation...2019-05-2129 minPauseThe Edmonton Shift Lab on Anti-Racism, Poverty, Social Innovation LabThe Edmonton Shift Lab is a diverse collective of Edmontonians working together to develop potential service, policy, system, and community action solutions that will reduce racism as it contributes to poverty. Why? Poverty is a real issue in Edmonton. 12% of Edmontonians do not have the means to assure stable housing, adequate nutritious food, or the conditions that foster health, safety and basic quality of life. And poverty and racism are inter-connected; racism makes it hard for people to find good jobs, housing, and services and to feel a sense of belonging.
The shift lab is an example...2019-05-2129 minPauseThe Edmonton Shift LabThe Edmonton Shift Lab is a diverse collective of Edmontonians working together to develop potential service, policy, system, and community action solutions that will reduce racism as it contributes to poverty. Why? Poverty is a real issue in Edmonton. 12% of Edmontonians do not have the means to assure stable housing, adequate nutritious food, or the conditions that foster health, safety and basic quality of life. And poverty and racism are inter-connected; racism makes it hard for people to find good jobs, housing, and services and to feel a sense of belonging.
The shift lab is an example...2019-05-2100 min
I Don't Get ItS5E18: The Body ChinookKiruthika Rathanaswami performs as part of Expanse Festival at the Chinook Series.
Just in time to provide respite from the deep freeze, Chinook blows through YEG with some seriously stunning storytelling. Guest Lisa Pruden (of The Well-Endowed Podcast) joins Fawnda for the Series’ opening night performances by Kiruthika Rathanaswami, The Lobbyists, and a cabaret-style melange at Sinergia‘s Unfold. Where is Paul? He’s at Wildfire (details inside). Stay warm, compadres!
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2019-02-1134 min
I Don't Get ItS5E18: The Body ChinookJust in time to provide respite from the deep freeze, Chinook blows through YEG with some seriously stunning storytelling. Guest Lisa Pruden (of The Well-Endowed Podcast) joins Fawnda for the Series’ opening night performances by Kiruthika Rathanaswami, The Lobbyists, and a cabaret-style melange at Sinergia‘s Unfold. Where is Paul? He’s at Wildfire (details inside). Stay […]2019-02-1100 min
Northern NerdcastNerdcast ep.110 Well EndowedThis week on the Nerdcast we chat with
Lisa Pruden from the Well Endowed Podcast.
The Well Endowed Podcast is a place where you will hear stories about donors, and what inspires their generosity. And you will hear about the people who use our support to build and sustain social initiatives, empower youth, strengthen arts and culture, and so much more.2018-03-2100 min
Seen and Heard in EdmontonEpisode 67: Andrew PaulMeet Andrew Paul, who uses his journalistic chops to tell stories about philanthropy and good works in Edmonton as part of the team that produces The Well-Endowed Podcast. Andrew came up through alt-weeklies and magazines after he graduated from the journalism program at MacEwan. He shifted into doing public relations for arts and non-profit organizations with his now-wife, Fawnda Mithrush, and ended up at the Edmonton Community Foundation, which encourages philanthropy and funds charitable activities. The podcast is an extension of the foundation's efforts to tell the stories of its donors and the work it su...2017-06-0528 min
Download Audiobook in Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: EpicVanity's Brood by Lisa Smedman | Free AudiobookListen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: Vanity's Brood
Author: Lisa Smedman
Narrator: John Pruden
Format: Unabridged
Length: 9 hrs and 38 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-02-13
Publisher: Audible Studios
Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic
Summary:
Medusanna, a priestess of terrifying power convinces the Sesehen, a yuan-ti tribe from the distant jungles of Chult to serve her growing cult of Sseth, the merciless god of the serpent people who languishes in the foul plane ofSmaragh, where a trapped and desperate Karell can only hope Arvin will find her before the House of Serpents finally destroys their...2013-02-029h 38
Discover Top 100 Audiobooks in History, American Popular TitlesVietnam War Audiobook by Maurice IssermanListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttp://hotaudiobook.comTitle: Vietnam War
Author: Maurice Isserman
Narrator: John Pruden
Format: Unabridged
Length: 5 hrs and 49 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-18-11
Publisher: University Press Audiobooks
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 3 votes
Genres: History, American
Publisher's Summary:
In clear, lucid prose, Vietnam War, Revised Edition explores the critical questions surrounding the United States' experience in Vietnam: What led President Lyndon B. Johnson to commit combat troops in 1965? How was it possible for the North Vietnamese to suffer a military defeat in the Tet Offensive in 1968 and yet achieve a political victory? What...2011-08-185h 49