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Audio Introduction gives a brief background on "Duffy's Tavern" program... introduces the program on this track (The Millionaire) and makes some comparison between Ed Gardner's Archie and Carroll O'Connor's Archie as part of Norman Lear's "All in the Family" program. (This track will be in a Duffy's Tavern" playlist on this site) "Tavern" is misspelled in the image? :) Maybe the sign person spent too much time in the "Tavenrn"?

That's the 2025-2026 annual edition of Planet Waves. The written chapters and The AWA book are ready.The Awakening — Astrology Boutique — Readings by Eric Francis

Audio Introduction gives brief background on the program and identifies the cast as well as giving names of the stars who appeared on the program. Note: the announcer mispronounced one occasional guest... Lead Belly... he called him Led Belly. :) The Armed Forces Radio Service broadcasted these shows via shortwave to our troops overseas during WW II. This show was one of the AFRS shows. These programs are fun to listen to... good humor, clever and witty., Music is outstanding. These shows are living in the "Big Band and Jazz" playlist.

Audio Introduction gives brief background of "Earplay" and then goes into a synopsis of this excellent drama by Lee Devin that was aired on NPR in 1973, part of Volume 5 of Earplay series. Very dramatic story... well written... acted... produced with some excellent musical background in sections of this piece. This track will be stored in the Earplay playlist.

Audio Introduction provides some background about the series and introduces the featured story on this track. This track will be living in "Sargent Preston of the Yukon" playist

Audio Introduction gives some backround on this show that had a 9 year run on radio. Introduces the 4 people who were the repeating performers on the show. At the time this program was on...we were in WW II and it was a popular show because it invited veterans and active soldiers to be guests on the show. It is quite silly...but the segments with the band are quite fun to listen to.This track will be in the "Comedy" Playlist.

Audio Introduction to the two back to back episodes... Johnny, Jane's brother, borrows $80 from Jane to buy two suits...Goodman doesn't think he will pay it back because he doesn't have a job... but he is married to a millionairess whose father is trying to get Johnny to go to work for him... with no luck so far. This track of two programs will be living in the "Easy Aces" Playlist

Welcome Patriots! In previous episodes I have discussed the video series that I started about 3 months ago called “The Patriot Power Freedom Files” which is on TikTok, YouTube, and InstaGram.  These videos are short but packed full of historical information on a person, place, battle or other American Revolutionary War related subject.  It's really growing fast on TikTok and after receiving an email from a faithful listener, she had a good idea that today, I'm going to implement.  The audio of each Freedom Files Video Series will be posted right here, within the Patriot Power Podcast. ALL links below are clickable within your podcast platform, so enjoy! ________ • ⁠⁠⁠Patriot Power Podcast Website⁠⁠⁠ • ⁠⁠⁠Email Me⁠⁠⁠ • ⁠⁠⁠Gab ⁠⁠⁠ • ⁠TikTok - Patriot Power Freedom Files⁠ • ⁠InstaGram⁠ • ⁠YouTube Channel⁠ • ⁠Meet your Host, Ron Kern⁠ _______________ ⁠Click⁠ to support this show. Please share this podcast with others you know. Be a show ⁠⁠⁠sponsor⁠⁠⁠! Please leave us a review! Do you have a question, comment or suggestion?  Want to suggest a topic for an upcoming show?  I'd love to hear from you, so get in touch! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/patriotpowerpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/patriotpowerpodcast/support

Audio Introduction gives information about this "Kollege of Musical Knowledge" by Kay Kyser and his orchestra at the Maritime Service on Catalina Island, CA on January 27, 1943. Always fun to listen to with a terrific orchestra, vocalists, some comedy, and "game show" with members of the armed forces audience... This show will live in Big Band/Jazz Playlist on Soundcloud.com - Heirloom Radio

Audio Introduction gives quite a detailed background of this ground-breaking program. 629 Episodes were produced. Many actors played "The Whistler" but Bill Forman was the most consistant. The haunting whistle done by Dorothy Roberts every week is quite amazing.

Audio Introduction provides general background of the "Crime Club" series. Aired on the Mutual Radio Network from 1946 to 1947. Raymond Edmund Johnson is the host... you may recognize that name as he was mostly known for his work as the host on "Inner Sanctum... " the series that opened with the squeaking door. In this story the sale of a mummy for a museum went wrong when the body in the sarcophagus was not a mummy! This show will be living in the "Mystery_Detective_Crime" Playlist.

Audio Introduction summarizes the origin of this series... This is not "GHOST BUSTERS"... it is an adventure series of spys, crimes, a group of men who go to the Mid East in the early 1930's to seek out the Warlords and the high level of crime they are involved in... There are 26 or so episodes to this series, so there will be a Playlist "The Ghost Corps" where they will live.

Audio Introduction presents background on Bob Hope's incredible contribution to boost the morale of our soldiers during World War II and beyond... He and his colleagues entertained the troops all over the world. His Christmas Specials on television were extremely popular. (Photo: Marilyn Maxwell and Bob Hope) Stand-up Comedy, Music, Comedic Skits... entertaining the Naval men and women at Quonset Point in 1945. This is a very good show. It will be stored in the Music/Comedy/Variety playlist. Bob Hope passed away on July 27, 2003. He was 100 years old.

Audio Introduction followed by the story of "A Boy and His Dog"... This track will be living in the "Challenge of the Yukon" Playlist on this podcast.

Audio Introduction to the background of "Archie Andrews" program on NBC and Mutual Network. In photo: Harley Stone (Jughead), Bob Hastings (Archie) and Gloria Mann (Veronica Lodge). This track will be in "Comedy" Playlist.

Audio Introduction to "The War Story" from "The Dr. Christian" radio series that had a 13 year run on radio... starting in 1938. Jean Hersholt stars as Dr. Christian. In Hollywood, Jean Hersholt was considered to be a true humanitarian. In fact the Academy Awards present "The Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award" even today. His colleagues loved him and so didn't his radio listeners. This track will be stored in the Playlist "Soap Operas and Medical Dramas"

Audio Introduction gives information about Command Performance and what was happening during World War II around the date of this July 7, 1942 performance. Bob Hope is Emcee and Lena Horne is his guest. Also in the show are a recurring cast of comedians, orchestra, etc. These shows were not aired on any broadcast stations, they were all transmitted by shortwave radio to military overseas. More in Big Bands and Jazz Playlist

Audio Introduction gives some history of "Space Patrol" both on television and radio... All Space Patrol episodes can be found in the Playlist "Space Patrol"... Thank you for listening.

Audio Introduction identifies the actors and the characters they play in this Suspense 1942 "Will You Make A Bet With Death?" and a brief synopsis of the story. This track will be stored in the "Suspense, Horror" Playlist.

Audio Introduction gives overall background of the "Escape" series and introduces the show on this track and the actors who play the roles in "Papa Benjamin"... This track will be placed in the "Horror/Suspense" Playlist on this Podcast.

Audio Introduction provides information about the program and introduces this track produced 90 years ago on WOR.. The Mutual Radio Network. There is a second "The Witch's Tale" mentioned that will be posted as a separate track. It is entitled "The Devil's Number" and was recorded on May 2, 1938... just a month before the series ended. Both of these tracks will be stored in two places... on "The Horror/Suspense" Playlist and the "Halloween" Playlist

If you are a Mumma with magic & medicine to share with the world and feel trapped by your role as a parent... Tune in! In this podcast, I share my Internal Process I move through before travelling for work, which has been formulated over many years of trial & error and as a result of painful, deep initiations as I drove away from my family feeling broken-hearted, torn and ridden with anxiety. As a result of what I share in this podcast - Now by the time I jet set, I AM READY. To share my magic & medicine globally without the guilt & heaviness of a Devoted Mumma who chooses a path & purpose of deep service. Mummas - If you're ready to feel so deeply present, worthy with your MESSAGE, MISSION AND MOTHERHOOD to make a leave a legacy outside the family unit, as well as within it .... make loads of impact AND income ... and not sacrifice your relationships for it .... Join us on the journey _ "Type Mumma on a Mission below" and we will send you a copy of this podcast AND the Audio Introduction to my 2nd book Millionaire Mum, The best of both worlds. Say Hi to me on social media: Diane's Facebook Diane's Instagram Join my Monthly Mastermind here Join our Community - Those2Sisters Time2Shine Facebook group Get the TASTE TESTER HERE

In this Audio we are going to learn about the Types of Leasing Finance in details. Following topics have been covered in this Audio: - Introduction to leasing - What is Direct Lease? - What is Bipartite Lease? - What is Tripartite Lease? - What is Sales & Lease back? - What is Leverage lease?

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: An Audio Introduction to Nick Bostrom, published by peterhartree on August 29, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Team Radio Bostrom has just released An Audio Introduction to Nick Bostrom. It offers a deep dive into Nick Bostrom's ideas, including: existential risk, wise philanthropy, the ethics of AI, transhumanism, and the case for speeding up some investments in technology while slowing down others. We'd love to hear your thoughts! How you can help If you'd like to help spread the world, please like and retweet this: And please, share your thoughts on how we could improve this. Or tell us some other people who might be good for a similar series... See also: Radio Bostrom launch announcement. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

“At its best, travel is embraced not as a flashy backdrop for our lifestyle ambitions, but as an act that touches every aspect of our being.”  –Rolf Potts In this episode of Deviate, Rolf reads the introduction chapter from his latest book, The Vagabond's Way, which debuts on October 4th (and is available for preorder now from your favorite bookstore).

Audio Introduction offers brief backstory on this series and the star that played "Dr. Sixgun," Karl Weber. This series was only heard during 1954, a time when that instrument of immediate mass media, aka "Television" was decimating the listening of radio dramas. The Golden Age of Radio had just about ended. This track will be found in the Playlist "Westerns" on the Soundcloud.com originating podcast.

In this episode, Shannon reads the introduction of her new book Return to You. In Return to You, this acclaimed life coach and visionary shares her 11 spiritual lessons for finding unshakable inner peace―a complete guide to her most effective strategies for tapping your innate wisdom and stepping into your true power. Here you'll find the exact lessons she used to remain grounded during one of the most disruptive times we've faced as a culture.  By using the lessons laid out in this book, you will come back into alignment with who you really are. From this place of wholeness, everything that does not serve you―whether it is added body weight, self-sabotaging patterns or addictions, toxic relationships, drama-filled days, or anxious tendencies―will naturally give way to peace and love.

Audio Introduction to the track gives background on this premiere series "Mr. President" starring Edward Arnold. Each episode of this program dramatizes a historically accurate event in one of the 32 first Presidents of the United States. The name of the President is not revealed until the end of the story. This gives the audience a history lesson and also tests their knowledge of history at the same time. Stored in "Mr. President" playlist. Edward Arnold (Photo)

Audio Introduction to track gives background on the series and introduces the actors who play the roles. Willard Waterman (Photo) plays Throckmorton P. Gildersleever, Water Commissioner... Bronco is played by Richard Crenna. This series was on radio for 16 years... and that is BIG in any form of mass media... audiences loved this show. This track will be living in Comedy Playlist on this Soundcloud. podcast.

Audio Introduction describes synopsis of this original play written by Jack Heifner for NPR's Earplay radio series. The program was funded by the National Endowment for the Arts. "Porch" is the title of the play. It takes place on the porch of a middle-class Texas home on a very hot summer day. Lucille is the daughter to Dot. They are the two characters in the play. Kathy Bates plays Lucille and Martha Miller is Dot. Track is in "Drama/Adventure" Playlist on this Soundcloud.com podcast.

5 min Audio Introduction outlines the series "Quiet Please" and the creator, writer, director... Wyllis Cooper and the lead actor and narrator, Ernest Chappell. This series has gathered many accolades as one of the most creative and unique radio shows during the Golden Age of Radio. Listen carefully to this story... the ending is significant in the whole point of the story. This track will be in two playlists - "Valentine" and "Horror/Suspense"

Audio Introduction to the show fills in the information about Jack's career in radio and about this show. His birthday was on Valentine's Day and every year they did a show based on that fact. This show was broadcast on Feb 15th, 1942, one day late, but they set it up as a "flashback" to what happened the day before. Always funny. This will be in the "Valentine's" Playlist... there is a 1937 show there about his birthday as well.

Audio Introduction gives some background on the series "Murder at Midnight" and a brief introduction to the episode "Terror Out of Space"- where aliens ride radio waves to earth and begin killing the inhabitants of the planet. Directed by Anton M. Leader, one of the best horror story directors/producers in radio. He was known for his talents in scaring people! Some of it seems bland compared to what we se in media today, but in 1947... in a dark room with a glowing tube radio and the family gathered around... everyone's imagination was visualizing the characters and the actions in their own unique way.... dialog, music, sound effects were the triggers, but the "imagination" was the target! This track will be stored in the "Murder at Midnight" Playlist in this Soundcloud.com podcast.

Audio Introduction gives background on "The Weird Circle" series produced by ZIV Productions and syndicated on Mutual Radio Network... and introduces the ghost story "Mad Montkon" adapted from a story written in the 1800's by Wlkie Collins. This track will be stored in the "Horror/Suspense" Playlist on this Soundcloud.com Podcast

Audio Introduction provides background information about Harry Einstein (Known as Mr. Parkurkakus) and the extremely well-done sitcom... with a smatter of music .... In this episode Parky needs $1000 and he needs it fast! (That is about 11 to 12,000 dollars in today's money) How is he going to solve this? Well all of his friends have ideas... some good, some not so good. Meet me at Parky's to hear the story. This track will be in the Comedy Playlist.

Audio Introduction presents background on the series, introduces the main actors and leads listeners into this WW II Spy Adventure based on the archives of the OSS (Office of Strategic Services). High quality story... and the fact that it is based on a real life event, makes this an exciting and entertaining program. This track will be placed in the "Cloak and Dagger" playlist on this Soundcloud.com podcast.

Audio Introduction gives background on this Mutual Radio Network "Interactive" radio series from 1947-50. This is not to be confused with the Five Minute Mystery shorts... this is a 30 minute program with 5 individual mysteries which are attempted to be solved by selected members in the audience and compared to the professional sleuths who reveal the answers. If an audience member correctly identifies the suspect... they win a prize of $5.00... hey, it was 1947... my father was earning $25 a week at the time. See if you can solve the mysteries presented and you will win absolutely nothing, but it will make you feel good! This track will be stored in the "Mystery-Detective-Crime" Playlist on this Soundcloud.com podcast.

Audio Introduction provides a brief synopsis and origin of this story... the radio adaptation of a short story entitled "Taboo" written in 1939 by a British author, Geoffrey Household. Paul Frees and Morgan Farley have the lead roles and William Conrad is the host/narrator. This track will be stored in the "Horror/Suspense" Playlist on this Soundcloud.com podcast.

Audio Introduction gives background on the "Crime Classics" series from CBS radio 1953-54. Superbly written, directed, and produced stories of true crimes that took place all through history. This track is entitled "Old Sixtoes and How He Stopped Construction On The BB & CI" The BB & CI was a railroad in British Bombay, India in 1855. This track will be stored in the "Crime Classics" Playlist. Thanks to Old Time Radio Researchers (OTRR) group for background material on Crime Classics. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/legalcode

Audio Introduction gives background on the program, introduces the actors and characters and the premise of the show. Guest stars include Arthur Treacher, who used to be the co-host on the Merv Griffin show and Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom... a retired light heavyweight boxing champion who Archie is considering hiring to replace Arthur Treacher who is tired of working 18 hours a day, 7 days a week! This episode will be stored in the Playlist: Comedy... and it is that!

Audio Introduction has some general background material on this very popular juvenile western series starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill Hickok and Andy Devine as his pal, Jingles. Popular on radio, television, even in Australia, and on the motion picture screen... Sponsored by Kellogg's Sugar Pops cereal... Many of us of a "certain age" watched these shows on television in the mid-to late 1950's... This track will be living in the Playlist "Westerns" where more "Wild Bill Hickok" episodes can be found.

Audio Introduction gives brief background on Earplay and some information on the dramatist, Jeff Wanshell who wrote and adapted this play for NPR and Earplay under the Endowment for the Arts. This track will live in the "Drama/Adventure" playlist on this podcast on Soundcloud.com

Audio Introduction gives background on the history of introducing magnetic tape recording into the United States after World War II and how dramatically it changed what could be done and how it would be done to sound via the use of magnetic tape. A Reel-to-Reel Ampex recorder is the main character in the CBS Radio Workshop presentation... A story about technology, told by the technology! This will live in the "Drama Playlist"

Audio Introduction presents background on why this story was written by Edgar Allan Poe, best known for his poetry. The story written as a novel, in 1836 was loosely adapted for the radio program "The Weird Circle"...Story of a sea adventure that ends tragically. Stars Santos Ortega as Captain Bernard. This episode will live in the "Halloween" Podcast on this Soundcloud originating podcast.

Audio Introduction lists the 4 featured songs in order of play. GI Jill (aka Martha Wilkerson) entertained the troops as a DJ playing requested songs for the our soldiers fighting overseas during and even awhile after World War II. Featured artists: Benny Goodman, Lena Horne, Four King Sisters, Harry James Orchestra. Many broadcasts of this program are living on the playlist here at Soundcloud.com - "GI Jive, GI Jill"

Audio Introduction gives a good background on the series, how it was organized, directed, and produced. Though it may sound like a robot today, back in the 1950's when the show came on radio... it was considered the "Cadillac" of police dramas... the most realistic on the air. Jack Webb (Sgt. Joe Friday) produced, directed, and starred in the show. He was a perfectionist and demanded a lot of the cast and crew and as such sometimes had "Help Wanted" signs up... as some of the people working on the program could not take the stress of his demands. But he produced a hell of a popular show... that cannot be denied. This track will be in the Playlist "Mystery/Detective/Crime"

Audio Introduction gives background on the show and introduces this episode. Starring Harry Einstein as Nick Parkurkakus, owner of the Greek restaurant known as Parky's. Excellent show. This episode and other episodes of "Meet Me At Parky's" live in the playlist "Comedy" on this Soundcloud.com podcast.

Audio Introduction offers a brief background on "The Black Mass" anthology series and then introduces this dramatization of Thomas Mann's story "Disillusionment." The Black Mass episodes are living in the Playlist "Horror/Suspense" on this Soundcloud.com podcast.

Years ago, a 17-year-old boy graduating from high school would do one of three things: get a job, join the Army, or go to college. If he would go to college, then once he got out (by graduating or otherwise), he would get a job or join the military. The point is that at 18, ready or not, a boy was expected to be an adult man. Today, male adulthood has been postponed. Adolescence now extends through college. It is common to see late-twenties, early-thirties men dress, act, and talk like teenagers. Sadly, instead of embracing their roles as grown adult men, they live as overgrown, self-indulgent, self-centered children. Their masculinity is postponed, and their adulthood is deferred. This book gives positive and practical biblical principles on how one can grow with the help of fathers and mentors in their lives. Even if you were never fathered, there are practical suggestions that will help you grow and to help you recover from mistakes of your past that you had no control over. This book is not designed to give destructive criticism regarding an alarming problem that exists today, but to give constructive feedback and advice for those who desire to grow as men. Not only read it but, also put into practice everything that you read. One day history will talk about you. What will your legacy say about you? Order your copy today.. Fathers and Mentors by Travious L Goines (agoodword4today.com) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/agoodword4today/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/agoodword4today/support

This a story about a man named Fred who was badly injured one day and refused medical treatment. Fred not only refused but he asked the people not to take him to the hospital because he did not want the people, he worked with to see him in that condition. This book lays out a practical and simple process for you that demonstrates the need for mentoring. It shows what biblical mentoring looks like in the Jesus style that is practical and doable today. Hint: Biblical mentoring is a lifelong process until you expire from this life. If you are beyond mentoring in any area then you may soon be obsolete in the work place, community or understanding the current culture you find yourself living in. Are You Sick and Don't Realize it? by Travious L Goines (agoodword4today.com) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/agoodword4today/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/agoodword4today/support

This book is written as a modern day novel from the story of a marriage in the book Genesis. The good thing was this couple could start a family, the bad thing was that there were things in the past that had not been dealt with prior to the marriage that caused problems. Are you struggling in your relationship and wonder why things have not changed for the better. Have you really 'changed' your thinking or have you manipulated your way to a point that is now causing you face yourself, God, others and the consequences which NOW you do not get to choose? Order all books now for us at: And When I Deliver You…Change Your Clothes by Travious L Goines - A Good Word 4 Today --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/agoodword4today/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/agoodword4today/support

A Good Word For Everyday This audio explains to the listener what this book is all about. It is design to connect you with God as you start your day. It is a 31 day devotional that will challenge your mind, emotions and body to start your day with God. Order your copy today at A Good Word for Every Day by Travious L Goines (agoodword4today.com) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/agoodword4today/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/agoodword4today/support

Ten Million Fierce will Join Shatter SIIU AND REEP evangelism mission, Shatter prayer intercession/spiritual warfare agenda …. with the goal of joining millions of believers in the most powerful, passionate agenda on the planet. It will use the Shatter training courses with the goal that …. Any and every believer in Christ can be surrendered to and launching out to become the powerhouse of a servant in Christ as we were intended to be.I believe the greatest works, exploits and ministry can be done………. needs to be done right now and unto the very end. And we do not have much time to do it, so step up and take hold of Jesus.Not that I have already attained or have already been perfected, but I follow afterit so that I may lay hold of that for which I was seized by Christ Jesus.Philippians 3These are the goals that we will seek in all the ministry here, training we give and …. boots on the groundwork that is being and will be done.“History has yet to see the greatest, the mightiest and the most powerful acts of God in Christ and history may yet see some of the most astounding people of faith that it has ever recorded!”Hebrews 11:6; Daniel 11https://tenmillionfierce.com/SEE  WWW.TENMILLIONFIERCE.COM 

Audio Introduction presents synopsis of the story... Frank subconsciously wants to kill his bride... and she wants him dead as revenge for the death of her sister that she believes Frank killed as a result of an accident. Another "Murder At Midnight" thriller. More like this in the "Murder at Midnight" Playlist on this Soundcloud.com podcast.

Audio Introduction to the track has background on the Little Orphan Annie series including information about the decoder pins and rings and the importance of the show in the culture during the Depression of the 1930's. This was THE most popular children's after school show on radio. Watch the film "A Christmas Story" based on Jean Shepherd's childhood... some good scenes involving Little Orphan Annie Radio Show. The photo is of Shirley Bell who played Annie. There were several actresses that played her, but Bell was the first. Remember, if an actor could make their voice sound like a child, they were golden... only sound counted, not looks! There will be about 24 episodes posted over the weeks and months ahead. This is just the first (Premier) episode for Heirloom Radio. All episodes will be in the playlist entitled "Little Orphan Annie" on this Soundcloud.com podcast.

Audio Introduction includes a history of the series and how William Bendix became "Riley" after others had failed to capture an audience.. This sitcom was on NBC radio for 8 years and on television from 1953 to 1958. That is an amazingly great run for a Sitcom... and much of it was because William Bendix fit the role of Chester A. Riley and that is no "revoltin' development!" More episodes of "The Life of Riley" are in our "Comedy" Playlist on this podcast.

Audio Introduction presents a general background of "The Black Mass" series of programs and then a synopsis of this 1964 radio adaptation of a mystery story written in 1891 by Ambrose Bierce entitled "The Boarded Window." Erik Bauersfeld was the producer, director, adaptor, and in most shows, an actor (often playing multiple characters). The production quality is fantastic... mix of dialog, music, sound effects ...radio perfection. More "Black Mass" stories in the "Horror/Suspense" Playlist on this podcast.

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In the B Roll Audio series, we'll be bringing you ambient recordings of urban and natural areas around the San Francisco Bay area.

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Welcome to this audio introduction to Chichester Festival Theatre’s production of Beauty and the Beast. The book is by Anna Ledwich with music and lyrics by Richard Taylor. Please note that the video does not have audio description, but these introductory descriptive notes help to set the scene for blind and partially sighted audiences. This audio introduction has been written and recorded by Roz Chalmers for Chichester Festival Theatre.

Welcome to this audio introduction to Chichester Festival Theatre’s streamed production of The Midnight Gang. It’s been adapted from David Walliam’s book by Bryony Lavery. Music and lyrics are by Joe Stilgoe. The director is Dale Rooks. Please note that the video does not have audio description, but these introductory descriptive notes help to set the scene for blind and partially sighted audiences. Because there is no audio description through the play, you might want to know what happens to Sally’s dream. If you’d like to know, please listen to the end of the recording. If you’d rather not, you will be told when to switch off the recording. This audio introduction has been written and recorded by Roz Chalmers for Chichester Festival Theatre.

Welcome to this audio introduction to Chichester Festival Theatre’s streamed production of Flowers for Mrs Harris. It’s been adapted from Paul Gallico’s novel by Rachel Wagstaff with music & lyrics by Richard Taylor, directed by Daniel Evans. These introductory descriptive notes help to set the scene for blind and partially sighted audiences.

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The Clear Evidence Episode #: One Episode Title: Introduction Date: Day 01 of Ramadhaan 1432, August 2011 Series: Lessons from the Stories of The Prophets (AS) in the Noble Qur'aan Location: Zeentul Islam Masjid, Cape Town, South Africa Speaker: Mufti Ismail Ibn Musa Menk of Zimbabwe All episodes are available at Video Series: Lessons from the Stories of The Prophets (AS) in the Noble Qur'aan Continue Reading: Video: Introduction - Episode 01 - Stories of The Prophets - Dr. Mufti Ismail Menk (English)

During the festival this year some of our productions are offering Audio Described performances. Learn more about those shows by listening to their audio flyer. Thanks to Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society for producing these tracks.

During the festival this year some of our productions are offering Audio Described performances. Learn more about those shows by listening to their audio flyer. Thanks to Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society for producing these tracks.

During the festival this year some of our productions are offering Audio Described performances. Learn more about those shows by listening to their audio flyer. Thanks to Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society for producing these tracks.

During the festival this year some of our productions are offering Audio Described performances. Learn more about those shows by listening to their audio flyer. Thanks to Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society for producing these tracks.

Welcome to the Eric Roseberry Audio Channel. We hope you'll find a lot of great content here to help you grow deeper in your relationship with Jesus. Not only will this feed include Eric's sermons from City of God Church, but it will also include post-sermon discussion, Q&A sessions, interviews, and much more.If you want to reach out to Eric or find out more about his ministry visit ericroseberry.com or cogchurch.org. If you find this channel helpful, head over to iTunes or wherever you're listening and rate and review the show.Thanks for listening!

VINTAGE SEASON PASS PODCAST: EPISODE #17- Murph Gantley from TSPP #256. A conversation with Murph Gantley of Fake Theme Park. This is Murph's Audio Introduction to the world, before later revealed as the brilliant Jason Ginsburg. Brought to you by Super 78 Studio — www.super78.com  Panel: Jason Ginsburg (Murph Gantley), Robert Coker, Brent Young, and Doug Barnes *Subscribe @ iTunes*   Check Out The Season Pass Podcast Website at: www.seasonpasspodcast.com Follow Us On Twitter! - www.twitter.com/theseasonpass Like the TSPP Facebook page! - www.facebook.com/theseasonpass Check Out TSPP on Instagram! - www.instagram.com/theseasonpass  Contact us: doug@seasonpasspodcast.com brent@super78.com robert@robertcoker.com © 2019 Season Pass Podcast

A quick introduction to Terra Turas, The Metaphysical Discussion show. We've listed topics of conversations we'll be having with the live Facebook audience over the next 3 months, as well as how to find us on Facebook and our own website. We look forward to our next show.

The Far East Magazine is published 10 times a year by St Columbans Mission Society. It features articles and photographs by Columban Missionaries from those countries where the missionaries work. The magazine was originally launched to promote mission interest in Catholic homes in Australia and New Zealand. The Far East Magazine is a major fundraiser for Columban Missionaries and was first published in Australia on 15th October, 1920. The Far East podcast is narrated by John Doherty. Subscribe to the Far East magazine at goo.gl/5ukmQX

How to Disappear | Audio Introduction by Traverse Theatre

This brief intro tells you about Anarchic Audio and what to expect. Join us on social media for ongoing show updates: Facebook - Anarchic Audio Twitter - Anarchic_Audio

Our introductory week to studying the attributes of God!

Our introductory week to studying the attributes of God!

In the first episode of the new audio series "The Acharyas Dialogue" Srila Giri Maharaja gives an introduction to the myriad of issues confronting our mission.

(Audio) Introduction and overview from the Assistant Director General, Viviane Croubalian

(Audio) Introduction and overview from the Director General, Robert T. Mills

(Audio) Introduction and overview from the Chairman of the board, Marcus Tabachnick

Audio Introduction to the Special Issue of Journal of Proteome Research podcast. you can listen to Katie Cottingham, senior associate editor of JPR, describe Special Issue of Statistical and Computational Proteomics.

Audio Introduction to the Special Issue of Journal of Proteome Research podcast. you can listen to Katie Cottingham, senior associate editor of JPR, describe Special Issue of Statistical and Computational Proteomics.

Audio Introduction to the Inaugural Journal of Proteome Research podcast. listen to Katie Cottingham, senior associate editor of JPR, describe a recent article about a computer simulation that helps researchers optimize proteomics experiments. The article appears in the October issue of Analytical Chemistry News and Features article (DataShop) "Holistic therapy for proteomics experiments", and a summary of the article was published in the September issue of JPR in the Toolbox section.

Audio Introduction to the February 1 cover. Listen to Associate Editor Jennifer Griffiths discuss the cover article using the audio console below.

Audio Introduction to the ModuleThis podcast was developed as part of an elementary-level Clark County School District Teaching American History Grant. The three-year grant will fund six modules per year with each module focusing on a different era of American history and a different pedagogical theme. This podcast focuses on the the Civil War and Reconstruction and Digital Storytelling. Participants in the grant are third, fourth, and fifth grade teachers in Clark County (the greater Las Vegas area), Nevada. Teaching scholars include Drs. Michael Green and Deanna Beachley of the College of Southern Nevada and Dr. Christy Keeler of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. As part of this five week module, teachers meet on campus on two occasions and the remainder of their work is completed online. The posts appearing hare also available via the iTunes podcast: “Civil War and Digital Storytelling” (http://feeds.feedburner.com/CivilWarAndDigitalStorytelling).During this module, teacher participants will complete three projects:Teachers will use the R-A-F-T (Role-Audience-Format-Topic) strategy, video iPods, and digital voice recorders to record a book review of Brooks Simpson's America's Civil War. The review will be a simulated KNPR broadcast.Teachers will develop their own R-A-F-T strategy projects relating to the Civil War and Reconstruction eras. They may work alone, collaboratively with other teachers, or they may submit work their students develop as part of a classroom unit on the Civil War era. The final project must included edited audio features such as the inclusion of music and voice modulation.Teachers must review and evaluate digital stories created and posted by their colleagues. The evaluations must attend to content as well as digital storytelling elements.

This presentation will explore a Concept Mapping solution developed at University under funding by US government agencies. CMapServers are running around the world for accessing, publishing and collaborating in building Concept Maps. CMapTools, use of which can promote the development of high-order thinking skills, is a stand-alone application for developing Concept Maps that can be published to a CMapServer. These Concept Maps are capable of containing concept text and relationships, as well as rich multimedia elements and hyperlinks to other resources to support and inform the map.