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This episode is an audiobook performance of the second chapter of Undine, by Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué. (If you are joining us for the first time, I strongly advise starting Season 4 at the beginning, with S4-E1.) In Chapter Two we learn more of Huldbrand's backstory and how he came to be in the haunted forest in the first place. Also, the mystery of the young Undine grows, as does the girl's jealousy concerning her newfound friend, the brave knight, and his other woman, Bertalda.

 With concert tours and festival announcements coming down the pike almost daily, Hooks & Runs turns to Cillea Houghton, a Nashville-based freelance writer and creator. She writes about the country music scene mostly--her work has been featured in No Depression, Variety, USA Today, Taste of Country, Sounds Like Nashville just to name a few. She joins Eric and Craig this week to talk country music, including artists returning to the road, the 2021 festival scene, and the uncertain future for independent venues. They also discussed some new and emerging artists in Nashville plus Alan Jackson and Randy Travis weighing in on the age old question--What is or is not country music anyway? Cillea provide some new perspectives and a breath of fresh--don't miss this one!In Chapter Two, Eric & Craig talk about Rob Zombie's new project (a much anticipated Munsters reboot), The Floyd Mayweather, Logan Paul exhibition fight, The latest Roger Waters, David Gilmour feud, and baseball. This week's topics included the Astros 5-4 homestand just completed, possible new team names for the Cleveland Indians, an update on the 2021 Hooks & Runs WAR draft and struggles for the Diamondbacks.

In Chapter Two of Sierra’s Story we meet her immediate family. There’s Sonny, Sierra’s husband who has the dust of their farm flowing in his blood, and their teenage twins, Luke and Lollie. They’re growing up and trying to outrun a shared tragedy in their own ways. We also learn about the missing Brandon. Who is he? Is his absence tied to all that’s going […]

Eric Nusbaum published a compelling first book last Spring, "Stealing Home; Los Angeles, the Dodgers and the Lives Caught in Between"---the story how Los Angeles condemned and violently evicted families in three Mexican-American neighborhoods to give to the Dodgers. This week, Nusbaum joins us to talk about his wonderful book and how clearly this almost forgotten story from L.A.'s past resonates in these times. Do not sleep on this book!In Chapter Two, another week in baseball  with the up-and-down Astros showing signs of life following their COVID-related slump. The Astros top-5 prospects have been assigned to Minor League teams as that season finally begins this week. Eric and Craig take a deep dive into the baseball-wide hitting slump that has driven batting averages below and strikeout rates above the 1968 season---heretofore the standard for offensive futility. Only Mike Trout and a few others so far seem immune to the pitchers' wiles.The chapter ends with Eric and Craig riffing on a recent Cubs/Braves blowout that saw the Cubs bring in three position players to pitch. The duo also looked at Jay Jaffee's "Position Players are Suddenly -- and Probably Fleetingly -- Decent at Pitching," (Fangraphs, April 30) to discuss trends in this strange but at times highly entertaining baseball phenomenon (do you ever see linebackers come in to take snaps under center in blowouts)?In Chapter Three, Eric and Craig take on George Varga's article in the San Diego Union Tribune that asks if we really need more octogenarian rock stars? The article is "Bob Dylan and Charlie Watts Will Soon Turn 80. More Music Legends are Rocking Out Past Retirement Age," published April 25.

In Chapter Two of the Book of Ruth, we learn how Moshiach is blessed with the DNA of his great grandmother Ruth, whose compassionate deeds uplifted her from the lowest imaginable spiritual roots to the highest stature imaginable, a truly self-made woman.

The headmaster tapped his pen on the punishment column in the discipline file. "I'm waiting, Edwards. Why do you want to come back to school next year?" Charlie's mouth still felt dry. "Because I want to sit my exams, sir." "Yes, but why?" "Um, err—" Charlie struggled to find the words.Back to School is a short story from the Tall And True writers’ website, written and narrated by Robert Fairhead. The podcast version of the story is presented in six instalments, one per chapter. At the end of each episode, Robert provides insight into the writing of the story and chapter.The show notes include links to Back to School on Tall And True and the podcast's theme music and sound effects.Support the podcast: supporter.acast.com/tall-and-true-short-readsWriter's Insight into Back to School and Chapter TwoAs I explained in Chapter One, I wrote the first version of Back to School when I lived in England in 1992. The working title for the original handwritten draft was A Second Chance. But when I typed it up on my old Amstrad PC, I changed it to Another Chance. And finally, when I shared the short story on Tall And True in 2017, I renamed it Back to School. I was the same age as Charlie in the story when I quit school at sixteen. For many years in early adulthood, I dreamed of being sixteen again and back at school. One day in 1992, I decided to exorcise those dreams by writing this short story.In Chapter Two, Charlie reveals to his headmaster, Heavy Handed Hamilton, what prompted his visit to the office and change of heart about school next year. It was a dream or *premonition* of what would happen to him if he didn't finish high school and sit his exams. My dreams weren’t exactly like Charlie’s. But I did imagine different alternatives had I finished my final year of school.Thanks for listening to the podcast. I hope you enjoyed Chapter Two of Back to School. You can read this and all my short stories, blog posts and other writing at TallAndTrue.com. Chapter Three, The House, will be in your podcast feed shortly. In the meantime, check your feed for Chapter One (earlier chapters) and other Tall And True Short Reads episodes. And follow or subscribe to the podcast and rate and review it via your favourite listening app.And please tell your family and friends about Tall And True Short Reads and the Tall And True writers’ website. Read Back to School at tallandtrue.com.au/young-adult/back-to-school. Podcast Theme and Podcast Sound EffectsRoyalty-free music from Pixabay.com: Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 15 in D major, Op. 28 'Pastorale' – IV. Rondo. Allegro ma non-Troppo, performed by Karine Gilanyan.Sound effects licensed under Creative Commons 0 from FreeSound.org:Tapping: https://freesound.org/people/mealwyrm/sounds/495814/Heartbeat: https://freesound.org/people/loudernoises/sounds/332806/Pen drop: https://freesound.org/people/krb21/sounds/118618/Chair scrape: https://freesound.org/people/sagetyrtle/sounds/35033/Cane whip: https://freesound.org/people/UnderlinedDesigns/sounds/191766/Kids chatter: https://freesound.org/people/craigsmith/sounds/480708/Production NotesTall And True Short Reads produced using Audacity. Thanks to Josh (VoiceOverMaster) Meyer for Audacity recording tips and tricks.Acast Podcast Supporter Page See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the podcast's continuing series previewing the six division, our guest this week is Allison McGague. She blogs at Amazin' Avenue, the Mets' blog in the SBNation family and co-hosts A Pod of Their Own, featured on that same blog. We discussed the New York Mets outlook as well as the outlook for the other teams in the N. L. East. But mostly, the Mets.In Chapter Two, Eric and Craig offer their predictions for the 2021 Major League season.

There are no mushy retrospectives for Hooks & Runs' 1st Anniversary episode. That would take foresight and planning -- nobody's got time for that! Instead Eric and Craig dove right in to current events -- the Grammy Awards, Stephen Strasburg on the shelf (where else?), Luis Guillorme's 22-pitch Spring Training at bat, MiLB experimental rules, the NCAA brackets and MLB stadium capacities -- Eric and Craig offered opinions on them all. Some are half-baked; others are a bit over done. YOU be the judge which are which.In Chapter Two, Eric and Craig welcome Ryota Nishino, Site Expert at Sodo Mojo, Fansided's Seattle Mariners blog. The AL West is the podcast's favorite division and the Mariners our second favorite team in that division. The Mariners are knee deep in a rebuild with one of baseball's best farm systems. Kyle Lewis claimed last year's Rookie of the Year Award and the team as more than one candidate for the honor in 2021. Nishino gave us a tour of this year's squad -- still at least a year away, but poised to make a move, possibly challenging for third. The team's achilles heel appears to be its shaky rotation and an unsettled bullpen -- not a recipe for long-term success, but hey, it's early, right?As for the division, Nishino likes the Angels. The consensus picks are the Astros closely followed by the A's with many picking the Angels as best of the rest, so this is something of an outlier pick. You never know with those Pacific Northwest guys. We all agreed the division lacks a dominate team -- 90 wins may well win this division outright in 2021. The podcast's series looking at each division continues next week.

Welcome back to the In Between. The story we pull out from the shadows is a dark fairy tale called, Midnight Tales. It will be told in 4 parts and released every Tuesday, starting on Feb. 23rd. Each part will be divided in two chapters, one released in the morning and the second released in the evening, for your listening pleasure. What happens when reality and the dream world converge? These are tales of loss and pain, human tragedy and human connection. Of revenge and of redemption. Meet Anne and Gloria, two strong women in the midst of a test of their very being. When the ugliness of what they have done catches up to them, they seek their answers in the fantastical world of dreams.In Chapter Two, A Few Broken Feathers, Anne and Gloria device a story in which Jack has gone missing. In order to fully sell this, they reach out to Luke, a bear of a man and local police chief. Meanwhile, in the Dream World, a brutal battle takes place as Owl Anne and Fox Gloria realize they must end John - represented by a raging Wolf - here as well.For more on Stories From The In Between, please visit: https://storiesfromtheinbetweenpodcast.com/Stories From The In Between is a Crawlspace Media Production: http://crawlspace-media.com/Genius narration by Natalie Naudus: https://www.natalienaudus.com/Music elegantly composed and engineered by David Williams: http://williamsflutes.com/Cover art brilliantly designed by Pamela Robinson, https://pamelarobinson7.crevado.com/

Welcome back to the In Between. The story we pull out from the shadows is a dark fairy tale called, Midnight Tales. It will be told in 4 parts and released every Tuesday, starting on Feb. 23rd. Each part will be divided in two chapters, one released in the morning and the second released in the evening, for your listening pleasure. What happens when reality and the dream world converge? These are tales of loss and pain, human tragedy and human connection. Of revenge and of redemption. Meet Anne and Gloria, two strong women in the midst of a test of their very being. When the ugliness of what they have done catches up to them, they seek their answers in the fantastical world of dreams.In Chapter Two, A Few Broken Feathers, Anne and Gloria device a story in which Jack has gone missing. In order to fully sell this, they reach out to Luke, a bear of a man and local police chief. Meanwhile, in the Dream World, a brutal battle takes place as Owl Anne and Fox Gloria realize they must end John - represented by a raging Wolf - here as well.For more on Stories From The In Between, please visit: https://storiesfromtheinbetweenpodcast.com/Stories From The In Between is a Crawlspace Media Production: http://crawlspace-media.com/Genius narration by Natalie Naudus: https://www.natalienaudus.com/Music elegantly composed and engineered by David Williams: http://williamsflutes.com/Cover art brilliantly designed by Pamela Robinson, https://pamelarobinson7.crevado.com/

Country Westerns self-titled debut album released last summer and later landed on many best-of 2020 lists, including our own (Ep. 43). This week we have the Country Westerns - guitarist Joey Plunket, drummer Brian Kotzur and bassist Sabrina Rush - who talked about the winding road that brought them together, the band's progress to the Fat Possum record deal and their debut album, and musician life during COVID-19. We also found out they are baseball fans -- Joey grew up with the Braves, Brian the Astros and Sabrina the Cubs (that collective heartache must drive their music, right?). Find this wonderful album on Amazon and Bandcamp or if possible, your local independent record store. Buy this record, put it on repeat and thank us later if you haven't listened already -- and go see their show when the road clears.In Chapter Two, and early look at Spring Training after the first weekend of games. Also, Eduardo Rodriguez returns after missing the 2020 season with COVID-19 complications and looked strong in his first simulated game., Scott Kazmir returns to MLB as a Giant non-roster invitee, hoping to make a Major League Roster for the first time since 2016. There is also the Spring Training 20-pitch rule, evaluating the major free agent signings and, out of the blue, our take (and Craig's wife's) take on J. J. Watt signing with the Cardinals.In Chapter Three, Taylor Swift re-recorded her smash hit single "Love Story" and the entire second album from which it originates, "Fearless," which releases in Spring. Love Story had predictable immediate  success on the country charts so Swift wins another round, in a big and sobering way, against her longtime nemesis Scooter Braun and former record label, Big Machine. No doubt, to be continued!. 

In Chapter Two of The Chronicles of Belteshazzar, Isaac asks grandpa what the phrase “separation between church and state” means when he has his bible taken from him by another student at school. Grandpa uses this question to introduce the story of Daniel and how he prayed to God when it was against the law in Babylon. I hope you’ll join me in the journey of telling the story as I read Chapter 2 titled “When Praying Was Against the Law.” For more information, please see this webpage and sign up for further information and notifications! https://mailchi.mp/6d2ba697aae9/chroniclesbelteshazzar

Eric and Craig this week continue their interest in how fans engage, interact and consume music in the streaming age. Today's guest, Angela Stefano, editor in chief of TheBoot.com, a leading Nashville-based country and Americana music blog, has some interesting ideas about the subject. The discussion begins with Eric Church's recent announcement on releasing three separate albums in April and how that might be received as the album as a stand-alone art form has diminished importance. From there, the discussion moved to country album tracks that catch fan's interest, becoming a popular fan-favorite "deep track."  The interview wraps with the trios take on Blake Shelton's new single "Minimum Wage," and the challenge artists have employing traditional country themes in the social media age.In Chapter Two, "At the Half," Eric and Craig present their all-time best and worst Super Bowl halftime performances. As regular listeners might imagine, there isn't much agreement between the two co-hosts but the dialog takes a nice walk down memory lane with Super Bowl halftimes past -- the good, the bad and the ugly.In Chapter Three, "Cardinal Steal," Eric and Craig talk about the week's baseball news, including the Nolan Arenado trade, the Trevor Bauer signing, the Myles Straw MLB.com radio interview.

Episode Notes Get Thee Behind Me, Felicia! I want to speak a moment about US Representative from the state of Georgia Margery Taylor Greene. This woman makes me want to say some very rude and uncharitable things but I am an adult and will do my best to engage with this subject in a mature way. Ms. Greene is a white woman from the south that subscribes to several conspiracy theories and has a long history of speaking some extremely heinous things.  On the floor of the House on February 3, she lied about changing her beliefs and whether she had said these things since being elected. She was rewarded with a standing ovation from the Republican caucus.  When it came time for the Republicans to vote whether or not to discipline her, they opted not to, prompting Nancy Pelosi to hold a vote of the entirety of the house of representatives. It was only at that point, when the people whose deaths she had actively campaigned for got a say, that she was censured and removed from her posts on the Education and Labor Committee and the Budget Committees. This woman should be removed from the legislature entirely. She is a danger every day she walks into the Capitol building. With no committee assignments she is now free to wreak havoc in a multitude of ways and has made statements indicating that this is what she wanted - martyrdom and free-time. Isn’t there some saying about idle hands? https://www.timesfreepress.com/news/local/story/2021/jan/30/closer-look-marjorie-taylor-greene/540696/?bcsubid=5b564e43-821a-4006-a090-c7b307a93c91&pbdialog=reg-wall-login-created-tfp https://www.wsj.com/articles/marjorie-taylor-greene-says-she-regrets-qanon-comments-11612467411 https://www.boston.com/news/politics/2021/02/04/marjorie-taylor-greene-quotes https://www.patheos.com/blogs/jeffhood/congresswoman-majorie-taylor-greene-my-former-sunday-school-teacher/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=FBCP-TCL&fbclid=IwAR1uUX3A6qBv5LaluJ9mbxpbOhYFUa2bCrWtChaqELxJuJNTkXMsihAWv18 The More You Know Last time we discussed the different kinds of ideas that are classed as Creationism. In this segment we will try to understand the actual reason for all the fuss.  Let's go back to what Creationists are defending: A literal interpretation of the creation story that starts the Bible. Two stories begin the book of Genesis. One is filled with details about the origins of the universe,  a six day cycle of creation that culminates with the creation of Mankind, male and female and the serious charge that they are stewards of creation, maintaining balance and order. This story tells of  man and woman created simultaneously, of a world where there is no killing for food because all life is vegetarian.  The second story, In Chapter Two and Three, is about the origin of man, but also about the origin of evil. It starts with the creation of man, and the creation of woman from man, and their being left to tend a special garden with metaphysical trees. Find us on Twitter: @WithoutWorksPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/withoutworks Email @ withoutworkspod@gmail.com Our Internet home: withoutworkspodcast.com Find out more at https://without-works.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Hooks & Runs welcomes Adam Gussow, Professor of English and Southern Studies at the University of Mississippi, musician & recording artist and author of "Whose Blues? Facing Up to Race and the Future of Music" (North Carolina Press, 2020). Gussow's book is a virtual social and cultural encyclopedia covering blues history from its earliest days to the present where blues music is omnipresent around the globe. In this interview we tackle both the ongoing debate about who owns music as well as riffing on stories about blues legends like Robert Johnson, Son House through to modern blues artists like Southern Avenue and  Shemekia Copeland. This was a fun, informative interview - don't miss out!In Chapter Two, Eric and Craig report the results from the Hooks & Runs Bowl Challenge with minimal gloating from Eric. They also discuss the Texas Longhorn program after Tom Herman was let go following a 32-point bowl win over Colorado and after the controversial decision to hire as his replacement Steve Sarkisian, Alabama's offensive coordinator.

This week Eric & Craig field ten questions related to current events in the sports world. From qualifying offers accepted and declined to the newly released Baseball Hall of Fame ballot to a possible major rebuild for the Houston Rockets to the amazing Indiana Hoosier football team and more, we survey the landscape and give you our opinions.In Chapter Two, Eric & Craig preview the 2020 NBA draft held November 18th with particular attention on the likely top three picks LaMelo Ball, Anthony Edwards and James Wiseman.

In Chapter Two, we were introduced to Diana’s dream. And we watched as she begins to feel withdrawal pains. In Chapter Three, we return to the dream/nightmare and learn something dreadful. And we watch Diana fall happy prey to a worldwide addiction.

In Chapter Two we join Corwyn discovers the events of the previous night have through herself, her cousin, and her brother into terrible jeopardy. Devon Black, the Earl of Kettering, realizes he has been gifted a powerful and dangerous enemy by a slip of a girl he thought an innocent. Powerful forces are now in play that are likely to destroy them both. Pirate's Desire, being the tale of a Lady's adventure at sea, is a dark historical romance written by Andreya Stuart. Music for this episode was created by the brilliant composer Aleksander Shvarev and licensed from Pond5. Remember you can always find more dark romance novels to listen to on Dark-Romance.com.

You don t need to steal the free soda. Salvation is a free gift. We can t earn it. In this episode of the Catholic Heroes Podcast, we continue our discussion of Gaudete et Exsultate, Pope Francis s most apostolic exhortation on holiness. In Chapter Two, he looks at two great enemies of holiness: Gnosticism and Pelegianism. What […] The post #59 – Heresies, Holiness, and St. Irenaeus appeared first on Redeemed Online.

In Chapter Two, my wife and I move into a new house and clean out the previous owner's old junk, except for a few things we decide to keep. This short story has five chapters. Background music by King Crockpot --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In Chapter Two, the story takes the McKenzie history back to 1866 when James McKenzie, Victoria's great-great grandfather, tries to get to grips with the precarious manufacture of the up and coming textiles innovation, coal tar dyes. Unfortunately a bad accident happens at the plant causing him to rethink how he should run his factory and treat his employees better. However, his life is shattered by a subsequent personal catastrophe which changes forever the McKenzie family destiny.

In Chapter Two, the story takes the McKenzie history back to 1866 when James McKenzie, Victoria's great-great grandfather, tries to get to grips with the precarious manufacture of the up and coming textiles innovation, coal tar dyes. Unfortunately a bad accident happens at the plant causing him to rethink how he should run his factory and treat his employees better. However, his life is shattered by a subsequent personal catastrophe which changes forever the McKenzie family destiny.

Chapter Three of Extraordinary Terrestrials, a serial fiction podcast about a supernatural wetland. In Chapter Two, Trip and Mattie reminisced about their first meeting, when Trip had introduced Mattie to Bloodsworth Bog, and Mattie had tried to rob Churchie's Hardware. Years later as Karen Laurent's development plans threatened the bog, Mattie decided that it was time the two friends explore the wild wetland in search of Will O' the Wisp, before it was too late. Tune in every Thursday for a new chapter. Written, read, and recorded by Miriam Rimkunas. All piano music was composed and performed by Jonas Rimkunas. All other music was composed and performed by Miriam Rimkunas. All rights reserved. Follow Extraordinary Terrestrials on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ExtraordinaryTerrestrials/ and on Twitter @BloodsworthBog. Freesound recording of spring peepers: https://www.freesound.org/people/BudJillett/sounds/184950/ Special thanks this week to Sir David Attenborough.

THE GANGSTER CHRONICLES 1.4- The Gangster Chronicles is a special edition of Yesterday's News focusing on the notorious scoundrels of the Prohibition and Depression eras. - We're beginning this series with newspaper accounts of the trail of terror blazed by one of America's most famous, dare I say most beloved, gangsters, John Dillinger. - From the time he was paroled from the Michigan City prison in May, 1933, to the time he was gunned down by police on a Chicago sidewalk 14 months later, John Herbert Dillinger was one of America's most notorious scoundrels. - In chapter one, we looked at the escape of ten convicts from the Indiana penitentiary at Michigan City and the bloody delivery of Dillinger from the Lima, Ohio. In Chapter Two, Dillinger and his new gang blazed a trail of terror across the Midwest. In chapter three, Dillinger gets quietly captured in Tuscon, but makes another daring escape, this time, using a gun he made from broomstick. - With Dillinger again in the wind, state and now federal police launch a desperate manhunt while the gangster continues his trail of terror. - For source information and clips related to this installment of the Gangster Chronicles, visit www.truecrimehistorian.com, where you can also find additional stories about the scandals, scoundrels and scourges of America's past, as well as information about my books and my TwoDollar Terror series of true crime novellas. - And come back here next month for Chapter 5 in the Dillinger saga when the notorious scoundrel once more narrowly escape arrest in a deadly police raid at Little Bohemia.Lodge in Wisconsin. - Musical direction by Chuck Wiggins.

THE GANGSTER CHRONICLES 1.3Yesterday's News A reading from America's historic newspapers - From the time he was paroled from the Michigan City prison in May, 1933, to the time he was gunned down by police on a Chicago sidewalk 14 months later, John Herbert Dillinger was one of America's most notorious scoundrels. - In chapter one, we looked at the escape of ten convicts from the Indiana penitentiary at Michigan City and the subsequent delivery of Dillinger from the Lima, Ohio, jail that led to the death of Sheriff Jesse Sarber. In Chapter Two, Dillinger and his new gang blazed a trail of terror across the Midwest. - Now, the wanted desperados have made their way to Tuscon, Arizona, to escape the heat of Chicago, but a hotel fire spells the beginning of the end for most of the outlaw gang. - Musical direction by Chuck Wiggins. - Produced by Richard O Jones

In Chapter Two, Alice has the horrible habit of offending a mouse, swimming in the pool of tears she created when she was over nine feet high. This is an audiobook featuring music and sound effects and is read by April Sadowski. Download PDF book with embedded audio to read-along!

In Chapter Two, Autry and Oxana discover that Girouette hasn’t quite given up the ghost when they meet Imo, the elderly proprietor of a café for lonely cowboys and the owner of a haunted hotel.

In Chapter Two of the Book of Revelation Jesus address three of “the seven churches” of Asia: Ephesus, Smyrna, and Thyatira.  These were actual churches in the first century and John seems to have had a relationship with them.  They were each contending with a problem which we also find in the contemporary church.  Ephesus […]

In Chapter Two, the author examines the different groups of Human Adults in the back of the movie theater who bond together in order to try to change their lives. Each of these groups, he suggests, promises promise certain very specific things to their followers…  1. They claim they can teach a Human Adult how to change the content of the movies they are watching – how to change their life, their reality – OR 2. They claim they can teach a Human Adult how to change their emotional reactions to the movies they are watching, even if they can’t change the movies themselves – AND 3. They claim their followers will be happier, more prosperous, more loving, more peaceful, more wise, more powerful, more of everything “good” if they follow the group’s instructions.