Showing results for "Library" in World

There are all kinds of mysteries for us to ponder. And talking mysteries with librarians is the way to go! Librarians have all the good information, as well as a few book recommendations. Join Mary, the Library Doctor, each week as we look at a new mystery together!

They said it was just a story. A haunting someone imagined. A light in the sky with a rational explanation. Just a noise in the walls. A mistake, a hoax. But over the years these stories seem to persist. And not all of them seem to have easy answers. This is The Tape Library. A collection of the paranormal, the strange, and the unexplained. Each episode examines a different case. These are the stories that keep me awake at night wondering "what if...". Told through immersive documentary style narrative, firsthand accounts, and whatever evidence still lingers. First, we hear the story. Then,...

Riane Eisler believes that war and the "war of the sexes" are concepts neither divinely nor biologically ordained. Join the author as she reconstructs a prehistoric culture based on partnership rather than domination and traces the roots of the global shift to patriarchy. Eisler, an acclaimed scholar, futurist, and activist, also presents new scripts for living based on a more socially, economically, ecologically, personally, and spiritually balanced society. This script is in direct opposition to the tension and violence typical of what she calls the dominator model. Her vision is the partnership model, which today is struggling to reemerge. This program is an important contribution to that struggle.

Unboxing Queer History is a podcast from Gerber/Hart Library and Archives, one of the largest LGBTQ libraries & archives in the world. Each episode in Unboxing Queer History focuses on a different story from inside Gerber/Hart’s collections and archives. The episodes range from discussions of the importance of collecting LGBTQ+ erotica to Chicago lesbian bar history and include interviews with community leaders, volunteers, researchers, and local historians. SEASON TWO of Unboxing Queer History was co-created by Erin Bell and Jen Dentel; produced by Akaelah Flotho, Anna Mason, Quinn Rose, ...

Join Julian Hawthorne in the captivating third volume of the Library of the Worlds Best Mystery and Detective Stories, where thrilling short tales await from English and Irish authors. This collection not only features stories that have been translated into English for the first time, but also includes gems sourced from unexpected origins, including ancient letters and rare manuscripts. Prepare for a journey through intrigue and suspense! (Summary by Leni)

Based in Edinburgh, the Library of Mistakes is a free public library designed to improve understanding of finance, one mistake at a time. In this podcast series the Library's Keeper, Professor Russell Napier, speaks to leading financial history authors around the world, with Fraser Allen & Leila Johnston presenting an additional thread of episodes called Shelf Life.Series produced by Fraser Allen.

Hidden within the world’s oldest books are truths that were never meant to be read. Hosted by Ben Carter, The Forbidden Library Podcast unlocks the mysteries of ancient manuscripts, lost scrolls, and banned writings that shaped human history — from mystical grimoires and secret religious texts to occult codices and hidden philosophies buried by time. Each episode deciphers the symbols, teachings, and translations that reveal how ancient knowledge continues to influence our world today. This isn’t mythology.It’s history — preserved in ink, guarded in silence, and rediscovered one page...

It’s basically just a surfer reading about surfing for you to listen to when you’re not surfing. Stay surfing. Check out the library.If you want to help with podcast costs you can donate at: https://buymeacoffee.com/thesurferslibrary. Or, if you would like to sponsor the podcast or have any story ideas or feedback for the podcast please contact us on Instagram or at thesurferslibrary@gmail.com

Delve into the "History Library," where every audiobook provides an engaging look at important historical moments and ideas. With topics spanning politics, wars, and cultural shifts, this library is perfect for listeners who want a deeper understanding of the past and its influence on today.

The Wadsworth Library Podcast features historical and educational content along with in-depth conversations with some of Wadsworth’s finest. It gives perspective on what makes Wadsworth one of the best cities in Northeast Ohio. Hear fascinating stories from your neighbors, get to know the world around you, and discover Wadsworth, Ohio.

Stories on labor history, Detroit, and Wayne State University

The Lorekeepers Library (Formally Podcast Folklore) is a captivating journey into the shadows of history, culture, and the supernatural, hosted by Kayleigh and Kriss. Born from a love of storytelling and a fascination with myths and legends, the podcast brings to life the rich tapestry of folklore from around the world. Whether unravelling the chilling origins of Halloween, exploring the mystique of Medusa, or chasing the flickering glow of corpse candles, each episode delves into the stories that have shaped human imagination.What began as a creative experiment has grown into a passion, with...

https://www.solgoodmedia.com Listen to hundreds of audiobooks, thousands of short stories, and ambient sounds all ad free! "Logic Library" is a haven for those fascinated by the structure of reasoning and the art of argument. With all episodes now available, you can binge on discussions that dissect various logical theories and their practical applications in everyday life. This collection is a valuable resource for enhancing logical skills.

Step below the noise of the world and into the glow of the Cellar. This is an escape—a place to slow down, breathe deep, and savor stories the old way. Here, history and myth aren’t just told, they’re poured into a glass, carried on smoke, and set to music that lingers like memory. Each episode is a ritual: a tale worth savoring, paired with a drink, a curl of smoke, and a song to bind it all together. The Captain’s Cellar isn’t just a podcast—it’s a refuge, a gathering place, and a toast to the timeless art of story.

Step into the shadows with The Captain and Madam Chronicler as they guide you through legends, hauntings, and creatures that stalk the world after dark. From the ghost lights of Louisiana’s swamps to the banshees of Ireland, from restless spirits in forgotten cemeteries to the whispers of jinn and vampires, each episode blends history, folklore, and storytelling into an immersive journey through the strange and the supernatural. The Chronicle of Fear isn’t just about ghost stories—it’s about the echoes of the past, the myths that shape cultures, and the mysteries that refuse to die. ...

Primary Source: A Special Collections Podcast takes you inside the stacks of Special Collections at Midwestern State University's Moffett Library with Special Collections Librarian Alissa Russell. Each monthly episode highlights rare materials, hidden histories, and the stories that shaped our university and beyond, bringing the past to life, one collection at a time.

Hello, my name is Shaun Patterson, and welcome to The Irish Library. In this podcast series, I want to tackle a whole host of interesting topics around Irish History and Culture. As a Canadian of partial Irish Descent living in the Maritimes, I have always been keenly interested in Canada’s Irish diaspora and the indelible mark that these early settlers left on our lifestyle, music, and culture. Thanks for listening and I look forward to having you along for the journey

In this podcast we are going to examine Irish Poetry written between 1912 and 1922. Presented by Clones Poet Ted McCarthy featuring guest speakers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are always open to interviews on all topics of local interest. If you have an story you'd like to share, contact the Rapid City Public Library at 605-394-6139 or email ask@rcplib.org.

Unpacking 1619 features interviews with scholars from around the country in which we unpack topics relating to the 1619 Project and race in America. Hosted by Adult Services Librarian John Piche.