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William Shakespeare may have been the greatest playwright in the English language, but how does he measure up as a historian? In this brilliant comparison between the events and characters in Shakespeare's history plays and the actual events that inspired them, acclaimed historian John Julius Norwich examines the nine works that together amount to an epic masterpiece on England's most fascinating period.

To everyone's dismay, an older widower falls in love with his young secretary in this unlikely romance.

Come with kali and kyra to talk about their middle school and other topics .

Bad Things Will Happen. A horror comedy audio drama podcast from Tin Can Audio.

“Middle America” is a podcast and radio show using history, storytelling, and music to discuss the world that surrounds us. Narrated by the fictional protagonist Wendell Bauer, episodes give both true history of the Central Illinois area and fictional memoir of a resident. Locally created music complements the stories to provide further emotional impact and insight.Topics discussed by “Middle America” thus far have included Illinois abolitionists, the French origins of the Midwest, philanthropist Lydia Moss Bradley, Chicago’s earliest settlers, Prohibition-era gangsters, and comedian...

Half Bad Productions, the award winning audio drama creators who brought you Night Faces, present their second series of narrative fiction, an anthology - Middle West. These are the stories within the stories. Inside the minds of monsters, out in the woods, swimming in the lakes, hiding in the forests, surviving the unforgiving midwestern weather; you will find the eventide. Stories both unusual and horrifying – join us for a Midwestern Horror Show! Half Bad Productions was founded in 2020 by husband and wife podcasting team, Benjamin Lisser and Isabelle Spotts. Together they write, narrate...

Language and Literature expert Dr. Robert Rice eloquently reads Old English and Middle English verse.

Two elven maidens, Earelda and Dinfea, are part of the group of wood-elves with Gildor. After hearing Frodo speak with Gildor, Earelda looks at the stars and sees the star of Earendil shining brighter than ever, and she takes it as a sign that Elbereth wishes her to help the hobbits in some way. Gildor joins her, and Earelda tells him that while gazing into the palantir at Emyn Beraid, she was given a vision of Elbereth, who spoke of halflings, the star of Earendil, and the Lady of the Golden Wood. Gildor tells her to take the vision to Elrond, her foster father after her family was killed by ...