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Hi! Welcome to my podcast! On this podcast I read and make stories! Some our long some our short, so just enjoy yourself! Blossom

Dive into a delightful collection of enchanting tales and poems celebrating the magic of winter, Christmas, and New Years Day. Curated by Ada M. Skinner and Eleanor L. Skinner, these stories bring warmth and joy to the holiday season (Summary by RomaSingh).

Long Winter Nights is a holiday horror advent calendar for the dark-hearted and the curious. For 25 nights in December, a new story waits behind each door, revealing ghostly folklore and modern terrors alike.Season 1 begins December 1, 2025.

The Riverine Herald is launching a Winter Blues Podcast for the 25th Echuca Moama Winter Blues Festival (July 24-27, 2025). The free, family-friendly event features over 60 artists across 20 venues. Riverine Herald journalist Jaci Hicken chatted with some of the musicians performing at this year's event in what is a two-part series. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One year after solving the murder of Evelyn Porter, Detective Jack Rourke finds himself drawn into another sinister holiday mystery when sixteen-year-old Emma Bradley vanishes during Cedar Hollow's Winter Festival. Emma's disappearance leads to the discovery of a decades-old conspiracy involving the town's most prominent families and a shadowy organization called the Heritage Foundation. As Rourke races to save Emma, he uncovers the truth about Cedar Hollow's perfect facade – and the terrible price paid to maintain it. With help from Sarah Porter and a network of secret allies, Rourke must ...

“Winter Wonders” is a podcast for all seasons, hosted by Winter Walden, where inspiring stories, hidden gems, and fresh perspectives are explored year-round. With a warm, engaging tone and topics that go beyond the cold, it’s your go-to for curiosity, comfort, and connection no matter the season.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting tales of Bernard Capes, crafted to captivate your imagination as you cozy up by the fireplace during the long, chilly days of winter. Let A. Gramour guide you through this collection of stories that promise to entertain and warm your spirit.

Each month, the Winter Park Library in Winter Park, Florida, hosts an array of writers, artists, musicians, expert lecturers, and community leaders who teach classes and facilitate events. Podcast host Michael Werner interviews these library presenters to discuss their interests and passions and to learn what to expect from their classes and events at WPL!

The Official Podcast of the Winter Park History Museum. Follow the Winter Park History Museum on social media for some of the best moments from the episodes.

Did You Bring the Hummus is the podcast for all things vegan. Most importantly, we’ll talk about how to embrace this meaningful decision with fervor and fun. Episodes post every Monday on your favorite podcast app. Hosted by Kimberly Winters.

The girls enjoy winter fun at a snowy camp with ice boating, skating, and a visit to a hunting lodge. A cozy tale of friendship and frosty outdoor escapades.

Archibald Lampman was a Canadian poet. "He has been described as 'the Canadian Keats;' and he is perhaps the most outstanding exponent of the Canadian school of nature poets." The Canadian Encyclopedia says that he is "generally considered the finest of Canada's late 19th-century poets in English."Lampman is classed as one of Canada's Confederation Poets, a group which also includes Charles G.D. Roberts, Bliss Carman, and Duncan Campbell Scott.(Summary by Wikipedia)

LibriVox volunteers bring you 17 recordings of A Winter Evening by Alexander Pushkin, translated by Martha Dickinson Bianchi.This was the Fortnightly Poetry project for February 13, 2022.-----Pushkin is a well-known Russian author and poet. Bianchi, the translator, was the niece of Emily Dickinson and is best known as an editor of Dickinson's poems. - Summary by TriciaG

The Winter King: Official Podcast is an exclusive deep dive behind the scenes of the ITVX series, The Winter King, adapted from Bernard Cornwell’s Warlord Chronicles. Hosted by David Craig, Senior Drama Writer at RadioTimes.com, the podcast discusses each episode of the show, taking a closer look at the characters and storylines, as well as key insights into how the show was made.Each episode, David will be joined by special guests, including key cast, crew and creatives.The Winter King: Official Podcast is produced by ITVX and IJPR Media, in association with Bad Wolf.All episodes of The ...

During a devastating ice storm, the collapse of a historic ice house reveals more than just the remains of murdered railroad workers from 1879. Detective Jack Rourke discovers that Cedar Hollow's darkest secrets extend far beyond human crimes, as an ancient alien presence called the Observer has been waiting beneath the town for millennia. As the Heritage Foundation fights to maintain control of their perfect community, Rourke must decide whether humanity is ready for knowledge that could transform civilization itself.

A bimonthly podcast that dives deep into the fascinating world of library statistics. Tune in every other month as we look at and explore different stats from our library and discuss what trends they might show and why this data is so important. Music Credit: "Mermaid Tank" by Computer Music All-stars, Free Music Archive licensed under CC BY 4.0

The winter of 1963 was the coldest winter of the century in the UK, at a time when post-war austerity and social class divisions made for a miserable life for many people. These were the days of back boilers, bubble and squeak, paraffin oil stoves, gas works, steam trains, and starting handles. The 1960s technological and social revolution hadn't happened yet. Ronnie and Jenny Delaney live in the south coast town of Poole, close by the gas works. They get by - Jenny works in the local pottery and Ronnie runs a paraffin delivery round, helping to keep his grateful customers warm. But then ...

Syndicated FM radio personality, Jill Winter, brings her love for broadcasting along with television/movies to this fresh new podcast. The format includes a weekly rundown of shows Jill has been watching, including her reviews, and a segment with Co-host Jennifer Kane where they discuss a show or movie they've each viewed on a more in depth level. Tune in weekly to find out, what they're watching.

A podcast about composing and the tech behind it. Award-winning Composer Jason Graves and Heavyocity's Ari Winters host this exploration of scoring, production, and music technology.

From noon of February 17th to noon of February 18th, WPTS Radio staffers and directors took a journey into the final frontier, hosting 24 hours, nonstop, of live programming. This is just a selection of the full Winter Marathon. Accompany us into space and the unknown...