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An unbelievable table of greed, looted treasures and stolen history in the world's biggest art heist. In the shattered aftermath of Cambodia’s civil war, temples that had stood for centuries were found ransacked - sacred sculptures hacked from pedestals, towering statues of Hindu gods and...

Bloomsbury presents How to Think Like an Artist by Catherine Daunt, read by Olivia Darnley. An illuminating guide to history’s most influential and inspiring artists – from Leonardo da Vinci to Frida Kahlo – and how they can teach us to see the world more clearly. How did the greatest...

Understanding the eligibility requirements for Beca Rita Cetina is the first step toward a successful scholarship application. This guide explains who can apply, the basic qualifications students and families need to meet, the documents typically required, and how to complete the registration process correctly.

http://www.adfreebooks.com - 500+ audiobooks, all ad freeThree little kittens unwisely leave their mittens on the bank of the pond when they go ice-skating one day, and they return to find the mittens have vanished. What follows is the exciting tale of how the kittens finally retrieve their mittens.

In a world on the brink of chaos, a secret society of anarchists plots to disrupt society and plunge it into darkness. Enter Gabriel Syme, a detective who infiltrates their ranks, only to find himself tangled in a web of deception and absurdity. G. K. Chesterton’s 'The Man Who Was Thursday' blends fantasy and humor with thrilling suspense, showcasing a battle between order and chaos. As Syme navigates this surreal landscape, he discovers that not everything is as it seems, and the true nature of his fellow conspirators is both shocking and enlightening. This novel challenges readers to ...

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Brought to you by Penguin. What is art, where do I find it, and once I’m in front of it, what am I supposed to think about it? Kate Bryan is a self-confessed art addict who has worked with art for over twenty years. But before she studied art history at university, she’d been into a gallery...

Just three good guys talking about bad guys. In each weekly episode, co-hosts Matt and Tyler and producer Chris approach a different movie and ask if the film's villain is really the bad guy or if the hero is actually the problem. What logic jumps are made to miss the red flags that should tip off the identity of the film's true baddie?

When a lawyer leaves his high-rise office, he unwittingly steps into a chilling mystery. As he peers through the clouded glass of a door, he witnesses shadows of a violent struggle followed by a gunshot. Intrigued and alarmed, he rushes to investigate, only to find an eerie silence. No victims, no suspects—just an unsettling emptiness that raises unsettling questions. Who could have committed a murder in plain sight? Was it a vengeful business partner, the alluring ward of the deceased banker, or an enigmatic stranger? In this gripping tale by Carolyn Wells, listeners will uncover layers of ...

This episode of THE MODERN LAYER, hosted by Kairo Hart, explores the misconception that changing one's appearance leads to confidence. Delving into identity, self-perception, and the stories we.......

A Doctor Who podcast. Join Kat & Tip every Wednesday for news, reviews, and all things Who...

A short farce. Scholar meets woman. "Plato! Aristotle! Zeno! I abjure ye. A girl bred in a nursery, in whose soul the sacred lamp of knowledge hath scarcely shed its faintest rays, hath vanquished, and struck dumb, the most faithful of your disciples." - Summary by ToddHW Cast list: Doiley: Greg Giordano Sandford: Kendra Gradus: Tomas Peter Granger: Alan Mapstone Elizabeth, Miss Doiley: Jenn Broda Charlotte: Sonia Servant: ToddHW Stage Directions: Inkell Editing: ToddHW

Step inside Who’s at the Gates? — the unofficial Beyond the Gates podcast. We unpack every episode, exposing secrets, breaking down drama, and reacting to the twists shaking up the community. If it happens behind the gates, we’re talking about it.

The fashion podcast that's not really about clothes. From presenter Alice Cruickshank, Who Are You (Wearing?) is a celebrity interview series, exploring how what we wear tells us about who we are. Made in Scotland.

This is the third volume in this collection of reports and newspaper stories regarding notorious criminals and their punishment, assembled by prison inspector Arthur Hayward from original sources originally published in 1735. Please note that some listeners may find the language and terminology in some chapters offensive. It is Librivox policy to maintain the original without alteration or censorship. To do otherwise would be to ignore prejudices existed.( Lynne Thompson)

The mic landed in the wrong hands… and honestly, we’re not giving it back.Some conversations were never meant to behave — and ours? They come with jokes, reads, receipts, side‑eyes, and enough nerve to make everybody forget Who Gave Us The Mic?! 🎙Hosted by King Leo, Iceenotes, Khaos, and Azarie, four Black gay men navigating this wild, beautiful, messy world with humor, honesty, and a little bit of holy chaos. We’re talking dating, friendships, culture, queer life, family drama, healing, glow‑ups, break‑ups, and the moments we probably should’ve kept in the group chat… but...

MANY of the verses in this volume (When I Was King (1906)) appeared originally in the SYDNEY Bulletin, others in the Daily Telegraph, Town and Country Journal, Evening News, World's News, Australian Star, Amateur Gardener, and KALGOORLIE Sun, while eleven are reprinted from The Children of the Bush, published by Messrs. Methuen and Co., London. (from the Introduction)

Dawn O’Hara, the Girl Who Laughed was Edna Ferber’s first novel. Dawn, a newspaperwoman working in New York, finds herself back home in Michigan on doctor’s orders. Years of living in boarding-houses and working to pay for the care of her brilliant but mentally ill husband, Peter Orme, have taken their toll. At twenty-eight, Dawn feels like an old woman with no future. But, the loving care of her sister Norah and her family along with the attentions of the handsome German doctor, Ernst Von Gerhard, slowly bring Dawn back to life. With Dr. Von Gerhard’s help, she obtains a newspaper job...

LibriVox volunteers bring you 16 recordings of For Dolly, who does not Learn her Lessons by E. Nesbit. This was the Weekly Poetry project for April 21st, 2013. Edith Nesbit reminds us of the magic - and brevity - of childhood.

Peter Schlemihl is an ordinary man until one day he bargains with the devil: He trades his shadow for a bottomless purse. While this sounds like a good idea at first, it turns out that having no shadow is considered to be so strange by society, that even unlimited wealth cannot repair such a fault. The story of Peter Schlemihl is exceedingly well-known even today, but the original text is not so widely-read as it once was. This very accessible translation by F.H. Hedge may be a good introduction to modern listeners. - Summary by Carolin