Episodes

  • Short Nonfiction Collection Vol. 014-Various

    Short Nonfiction Collection Vol. 014-Various
    Aug 24 2026
    An entertaining collection of humorous essays and poems on the topic of “nonsenseorship” (censorship) in American life circa 1920 by sixteen different authors, including Wallace Irwin, Dorothy Parker, and Frank Swinnerton. Caution: The introduction and the poem “Bootleg” (Section 13) each contain an insulting and dehumanizing anti-black term. - Summary by Winnifred Assmann
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    4 hrs and 31 mins
  • Nonsenseorship-George Palmer Putnam

    Nonsenseorship-George Palmer Putnam
    Aug 23 2026
    An entertaining collection of humorous essays and poems on the topic of “nonsenseorship” (censorship) in American life circa 1920 by sixteen different authors, including Wallace Irwin, Dorothy Parker, and Frank Swinnerton. Caution: The introduction and the poem “Bootleg” (Section 13) each contain an insulting and dehumanizing anti-black term. - Summary by Winnifred Assmann
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    4 hrs and 28 mins
  • Anti-Dictator The Discours sur la servitude voluntaire-Étienne de La Boétie

    Anti-Dictator The Discours sur la servitude voluntaire-Étienne de La Boétie
    Aug 22 2026
    An entertaining collection of humorous essays and poems on the topic of “nonsenseorship” (censorship) in American life circa 1920 by sixteen different authors, including Wallace Irwin, Dorothy Parker, and Frank Swinnerton. Caution: The introduction and the poem “Bootleg” (Section 13) each contain an insulting and dehumanizing anti-black term. - Summary by Winnifred Assmann
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    2 hrs and 8 mins
  • Why is the Negro Lynched-Frederick Douglass

    Why is the Negro Lynched-Frederick Douglass
    Aug 21 2026
    An entertaining collection of humorous essays and poems on the topic of “nonsenseorship” (censorship) in American life circa 1920 by sixteen different authors, including Wallace Irwin, Dorothy Parker, and Frank Swinnerton. Caution: The introduction and the poem “Bootleg” (Section 13) each contain an insulting and dehumanizing anti-black term. - Summary by Winnifred Assmann
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    1 hr and 43 mins
  • Essays of Robert Louis Stevenson-Robert Louis Stevenson

    Essays of Robert Louis Stevenson-Robert Louis Stevenson
    Aug 20 2026
    An entertaining collection of humorous essays and poems on the topic of “nonsenseorship” (censorship) in American life circa 1920 by sixteen different authors, including Wallace Irwin, Dorothy Parker, and Frank Swinnerton. Caution: The introduction and the poem “Bootleg” (Section 13) each contain an insulting and dehumanizing anti-black term. - Summary by Winnifred Assmann
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    5 hrs and 33 mins
  • Gleanings in Buddha Fields-Lafcadio Hearn

    Gleanings in Buddha Fields-Lafcadio Hearn
    Aug 19 2026
    An entertaining collection of humorous essays and poems on the topic of “nonsenseorship” (censorship) in American life circa 1920 by sixteen different authors, including Wallace Irwin, Dorothy Parker, and Frank Swinnerton. Caution: The introduction and the poem “Bootleg” (Section 13) each contain an insulting and dehumanizing anti-black term. - Summary by Winnifred Assmann

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    6 hrs and 25 mins
  • Yet Again-Max Beerbohm

    Yet Again-Max Beerbohm
    Aug 18 2026
    An entertaining collection of humorous essays and poems on the topic of “nonsenseorship” (censorship) in American life circa 1920 by sixteen different authors, including Wallace Irwin, Dorothy Parker, and Frank Swinnerton. Caution: The introduction and the poem “Bootleg” (Section 13) each contain an insulting and dehumanizing anti-black term. - Summary by Winnifred Assmann
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    8 hrs and 4 mins
  • Atlantic Classics-Various

    Atlantic Classics-Various
    Aug 17 2026
    An entertaining collection of humorous essays and poems on the topic of “nonsenseorship” (censorship) in American life circa 1920 by sixteen different authors, including Wallace Irwin, Dorothy Parker, and Frank Swinnerton. Caution: The introduction and the poem “Bootleg” (Section 13) each contain an insulting and dehumanizing anti-black term. - Summary by Winnifred Assmann
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    7 hrs and 45 mins