A self-awareness podcast exploring why we think, feel, and act the way we do.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: Ageless, Awareness, Benner, consciousness, love, meditation, michael, mindfulness, MYSTERY, mystic, perennial, Philosophy, school, soul, spirit, spiritual, Wisdom
Samantha and Liz relive their 90’s kid childhoods by re-watching the classic TV program “Unsolved Mysteries.” Hear summaries of each mystery, their hilarious takes on each segment, and updates to the cases. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @PerhapsItsYou. Email us: perhapsitsyoupodcast@gmail.com *This is an unofficial fan podcast that is not affiliated with Unsolved Mysteries in any capacity. The hosts of this show do not represent Unsolved Mysteries, its producers, or its hosts.
Categories: Comedy, True Crime, TV & Film
Weird on the Rocks is a podcast that explores the weird, unusual, strange, and unexplained, all while getting our drink on. Join me every other week for episodes on paranormal and extraterrestrial experiences, missing persons cases, true crime, conspiracy theories, and unexplained phenomena. Cheers, and stay weird.
Categories: Society & Culture, True Crime
Tags: aliens, conspiracy theories, extraterrestrial, Missing Persons, MYSTERY, paranormal, true-crime, Unexplained, weird
Boomer and Senior Life Styles addresses the questions that all boomers ask. Will our Healthcare System Survive, How to age gracefully, Senior actives, diet and wellness. Ron host just authored, Caring for a Loved One with Alzheimer’s Disease. Each 5 minutes are packed with information.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family
Tags: action, Adventure, age, alzheimer, boomer, Care, classic, Comedy, diet, disease, diseases, drama, drive, DVD, family, hard, health, horror, humphreyold, Insurance, lifestyle, marriage, medicare, Movies, MYSTERY, old, radio, scifi, senior, SPorts, supsense, theater, thrillers, time, tv, wellness, westerns
The WOLFE BROTHERS SAGA is a gritty and dark family saga that deals with real life’s hardships including: alcoholism, rape, effects of child abuse and bullying, psychological instabilities, vigilantism, family unity, revenge, political corruption, abuse of power, domestic abuse, condemnation and redemption yet offers enough light at the end of the tunnel that gives way to hope, cheer and even the occasional victories over life’s most daunting ordeals. FOR AN ADULT AUDIENCE! Contains NSFW content. Visit us at Fictionforadults.com Listener beware: adult language, adult content, violence and graphic sex and possibly a plethora of triggers (but we’re all adults here so you got this!) Website: http://www.fictionforadults.com/ Email: lita@fictionforadults.com
Tags: action, actionadventure, adult, Adventure, audiobook, audiobookbook, Audiodrama, Crime, dark, darkfiction, darkpodcast, drama, erotic, Erotica, family, fiction, gritty, life, MYSTERY, podcastbook, romance, Suspense
Murdertown is a cold case investigation podcast hosted by Gary Pascal and Shannon Noll, two DePaul-trained actors and world-trained journalists. They travel to Chatapicnic, Wisconsin to investigate the state’s most notorious unsolved murder: Catskill “Bones” McGillivray, the jovial and beloved mayor of neighboring Briggsville. But Gary and Shannon soon discover that the mystery of Chatapicnic runs much deeper than one man’s death – because a bunch of other people are getting murdered all the time.
Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture
Tags: cold case, Comedy, investigation, murder, murdertown, MYSTERY, serial
Robbery, murder and treason. Strange happenings in quiet English villages. A book critic who happens to find a corpse with its head crushed, an Irish freedom fighter framed for a crime, the disappearance of a valuable coin, a strange dispute over a property claim and a host of other intriguing situations make up the contents of G K Chesterton’s collection of short stories The Man Who Knew Too Much. For fans of Chesterton’s immortal clerical sleuth, Father Brown, these stories are equally delightful and intricately wrought. The man who knows too much is in fact, the protagonist, Horne Fisher, who is doomed to solve mysteries, but faces a moral dilemma each time he arrives at the solution. He is connected by blood and friendship to all the leading political figures of the country and a wrong move on his part could bring the government down. Hence, in all these stories, Horne Fisher’s intelligence allows him to unravel the most complex of enigmas and then discover that things are not as simple as they seem. Often the victims deserve their fate and are in fact more criminal than their killers. Fisher is accompanied in his investigations by a young reporter, Harold March, with whom he engages in long philosophical conversations. These are another attractive feature of the stories. Apart from the mystery element the stories provide deep insights into the murky world of politics and the darker side of human nature. They have continued to delight readers since they first appeared in 1922. The stories are also brilliant examples of Chesterton’s craft. His mastery over the language, brilliant style and deeply humanitarian outlook make these stories a delight for readers of any age. Gilbert Keith Chesterton was a multitalented English genius. He was a poet, biographer (he wrote a detailed biography of Charles Dickens) theologian, playwright, hymn writer, novelist, art and music critic and political philosopher. He authored more than eighty books, thousands of essays, hundreds of poems and contributed extensively to several newspapers. As the contemporary of Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw and Hilaire Belloc, G K Chesterton often engaged in public and deeply philosophical debates with many of them. For modern day readers, The Man Who Knew Too Much provides valuable insights into the workings of both Edwardian and present day governments. It can be read on several levels and above all, certainly appeals to mystery story fans of any age!
Categories: Arts
Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, G. K. Chesterton, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, MYSTERY, The Man Who Knew Too Much
A behind the scenes look into the New York City Police Department. Hosted by retired NYPD detective turned author Vic Ferrari.
To an outsider, the New York City Police Department is a mysterious well-oiled machine responsible for maintaining law and order in the world’s greatest city while looking brilliant in blue. However, things are not always what they appear to be and may surprise you.
NYPD: Through the Looking Glass is filled with action, suspense and nonstop laughs! A must listen for cop buffs, true crime readers and anyone with a sense of humor!
Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture, True Crime
Tags: Books, cops, Crime, law enforcement, mafia, MYSTERY, new york city, nyc, NYPD, organized crime, police, true-crime
A mysterious crime is being plotted in a tiny garret above a dilapidated apartment building in St Petersburg in Russia. The plotter, Rodion Raskolinikov, is a poor student who has delusions of ridding the world of “worthless vermin” and counter balancing these crimes with good deeds. He commits a murder to test his own theories and prove that crime comes naturally to the human species. Crime and Punishment is a path-breaking novel of ideas that changed the course of novel writing in the 20th century. The intense insights into the workings of the human mind had seldom been attempted by any writer anywhere in the world till then. The author, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, was the son of a hardworking but indigent doctor in Moscow. He was educated in boarding schools and later at a military academy from which he graduated as a military engineer. However, his heart was set on becoming a writer and he left the army to pursue a life devoted to writing. He was also deeply involved in the politics of the time and was sentenced to four years in a prison camp in Siberia for being part of an anarchist group. In Siberia, he underwent an ideological change and reverted to traditional/conservative ideas. Crime and Punishment was published in serial form in a literary journal in 1866 after he returned from Siberia. His father’s sudden and brutal killing by serfs on their own estate probably provided the trigger for the ideas expressed in the book. His father was an authoritarian despot, while his mother was a weak and fearful person and many of Dostoyevsky’s novels contain images that portray these contradictions. The book is divided into six parts and it is quite a formidable task reading through the entire novel. However, the sheer size, scope and scale of the book carries even the most timid reader along as it traces social realities, psychological aspects of crime and the effect of environment on the minds of vulnerable people. The book met with immense acclaim as it emerged in serial form and was soon compiled in book form. Several English translations followed, as well as those in other languages. More than 25 film adaptations, numerous references in books, television and contemporary writings have kept its appeal alive for generations of readers. Its enduring fascination for modern day readers remains in its themes of alienation and loneliness, the idea of a Superman above the conventions and rules of society and its deep insights into the inner life of a young person on the brink of adulthood. More great books at LoyalBooks.com
Tags: audio books, audiobook, Crime and Punishment, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Languages, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, MYSTERY
Talk Show Podcast based in New Orleans, LA. Vic, Nick, and Ted cover everything from current events,entertainment, travel, technology, to sports, hunting, fishing, comedy, and anything that is happening in New Orleans and beyond. Politics, entertainment, nothing is off limits, and we make sure to never to do any show prep.
Categories: Comedy, News, Society & Culture
Tags: Comedy, Current Events, Entertainment, health, History, interviews, kingofallpodcasting, Money, MYSTERY, New Orleans, neworleanscrime, neworleanspodcasts, NOLA, pop culture, Radio Show, talk show, thebigeasy, Wealth
Set in the affluent town of Hamilton, Austin’s classic presents a whodunit mystery focusing on a crime involving a young woman who has been murdered under mysterious circumstances during a game of Bridge, with no hard evidence pointing to the perpetrator. Accordingly, the townspeople are also affected by the mystery and they refuse to play the dummy in fear of sharing the same fate as the unfortunate victim. A gripping mystery crime novel, Murder at Bridge evokes feelings of suspense, awe, mystery and puts to the test the crime solving capabilities of the audience as they take up the role of detective. The novel begins when Broadway dancer Nita Selim moves to Hamilton, which is regarded as a prosperous neighborhood, and upon settling in she inveigles herself within the circle of high society. Taking up the role as hostess, she organizes a bridge party for high class locals in her home for a chance to mingle with the crowd. Subsequently, during the dummy hand in the game she excuses herself and heads to her bedroom to freshen up for the cocktail party which is to follow. However, while absent, Selim is murdered by a fatal shot in her very own bedroom with little clues tracing back to the murderer. Consequently, investigator Bonnie Dundee comes into the picture when he is assigned to investigate the mystery and put together the pieces of the puzzle. Dundee goes about various approaches to solving the mystery, one method of which is re-enacting the night’s events as they unfolded. The investigator must interview suspects and search for the murder weapon, while additionally try to determine the motive behind the murder. Fortunately, Austin is generous with descriptive detail, dialogue and imagery, which gives the novel a personal touch and encourages the reader to join in and assist in unraveling the baffling crime. An engrossing case of parlor mystery, Murder at Bridge presents an intriguing plot with multifaceted characters and unanticipated twists that additionally amplify the suspense as it is heightened with every turn of the page. More great books at LoyalBooks.com
Categories: Arts
Tags: Anne Austin, audio books, audiobook, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Murder at Bridge, MYSTERY
I’m Dave Lorell Hoskins, caretaker at Blind Fly Theater, with atmospheric audio tales that follow you everywhere, whispering in your ear… let us in… http://www.BlindFlyTheater.com
Categories: Arts
Tags: audio, boris, drama, frightening, glass, horror, ira, karloff, MYSTERY, Noir, orson, Podcast, price, radio, scary, spooky, storytelling, Suspense, theater, transom, vincent, welles
In late January of 2014, the Colorado Sheriff’s Department investigated a murder scene at a remote ranch with almost a dozen dead bodies. To their shock, they discovered one woman was still alive. Host Tara Bay investigates the mystery of the woman known as Jane Doe – who she was, how she survived, and how justice is not yet served.
Categories: Fiction
Burns and Allen was an American comedy duo consisting of George Burns and his wife, Gracie Allen. They worked together as a comedy team in vaudeville, films, radio and television and achieved great success over four decades.
Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family
Tags: Allen, burns, Comedian, Comedy, drama, earlyradio, jackbenny, MYSTERY, OldTimeRadio, OTR, radio, theater, thriller
Jess and Danny review some of the latest films released wherever.
Tags: before you see the film, film, film review, jurassic park, Marvel, movie review, movie reviews, Movies, MYSTERY, ohio podcast, review, serial
The Green Hornet is an American radio adventure series that debuted in 1936 and introduced the character of the Green Hornet, a masked vigilante.
Categories: Arts, Kids & Family
Tags: adventue, capatinmidnight, character, drama, greenhornet, hero, humphrey, MYSTERY, OldTimeRadio, Suspense, thriller
Captain Midnight was an undercover name for Jim “Red” Albright, who regularly piloted cargo and passengers. As an undercover agent, Albright was trying to gather information on a gang of criminals. Captain Midnight was constantly trying to stop the plans of the evil Ivan Shark and his daughter Fury. Shark remained as Midnight’s evil nemesis throughout the length of the radio run. Captain Midnight was helped in his efforts by Chuck Ramsey, who was a member of his Secret Squadron and Patsy Donovan (later, Joyce Ryan).There was also Ichabod Mudd, Midnight’s mechanic. Join each great episode of this high flying spy and intrigue adventure with the Captain Midnight Adventure Podcast.
Categories: Kids & Family, TV & Film
Tags: action, Adventure, capatin, classic, drama, intregue, mexico, Midnight, MYSTERY, Podcast, Spies, thriller
A comedy podcast about extinct stuff. Join Melissa & Jack as they attempt to uncover the natural histories of bygone creatures and other things.
Categories: Education, History, Science
Tags: animals, Birds, Comedy, educational, extinct, Extinction, Funny, History, mammals, MYSTERY, natural history, nature, Reptiles, science
A darkly comedic murder mystery podcast telling the story of Quinn Reynolds, a reluctant true-crime celebrity with a violent past. One year into investigating her sister’s murder, Quinn finds her first major lead — reigniting bitter feuds with the media, law enforcement, and an unhinged group of conspiracy theorists.
Categories: Fiction
Tags: dark comedy, Exciting, fiction, Funny, murder, murder mystery, MYSTERY, scary, story, Suspense, thriller, whodunnit