Podcasts about owl creek

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Conocido por su ingenio satírico y su visión sardónica de la naturaleza humana, Ambrose Bierce se ganó el apodo de "Bitter Bierce". Su cinismo burlón queda patente en una de sus obras más conocidas, El diccionario del Diablo. Como escritor, Bierce nos dejó muchos trabajos sobresalientes convirtiéndose en uno de los autores más influyentes. Obras como Incidente en el puente de Owl Creek, Un habitante de Carcosa o La cosa maldita (entre otras muchas) dejan patente su extraordinaria calidad a la hora de narrar historias de corte sobrenatural. En La noche de la pantera, cuyo título original es Los ojos de la pantera, Irene Marlow rechaza una petición de matrimonio a su amado Jenner Brading porque le dice que está loca. Para que lo entienda le explica una trágica historia. La ambigüedad de su final permite al lector/oyente discernir entre dos de los géneros en los que sobresalió Bierce: estudios psicológicos y cuentos de lo fantástico. Autor: Ambrose Bierce Año de publicación: (The Eyes of the Panther) 1891, Tales of Soldiers and Civilians Fecha de emisión del programa radiofónico: 20 Agosto 2001Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de EDITORIAL GCO. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/2313218

Join two parts of the triad and guest cohost Ron FD from Owl Creek give their takes on what it means to practice gratefulness

VII La historia que vais a leer, con los ojos cerrados, se centra en Peyton Farquhar, un civil del Sur durante la Guerra Civil Americana, quien es capturado por las fuerzas federales y condenado a ser ahorcado en un puente. Mientras espera su ejecución, Farquhar sueña con escapar y regresar a su hogar. En el puente, es atado y preparado para ser ahorcado mientras un grupo de soldados observa. En el momento crítico, ocurre lo inexplicable. La historia refleja la brutalidad y el sufrimiento de la guerra civil americana. Farquhar anhela la libertad, pero su destino trágico subraya la fragilidad de la vida. El autor, Bierce, utiliza un lenguaje evocador y vívido para sumergir al lector en la mente de Farquhar. La revelación final, sin duda, es un giro inesperado que deja una impresión en el oyente. Ambrose Bierce, señala, cómo el tiempo puede parecer distorsionarse en momentos de crisis, de miedo, de últimos momentos de la vida, tal vez. Mostrando la mente del protagonista, Farquhar, mientras experimenta una percepción alterada del tiempo durante su ejecución y su intento de escape. La historia aborda cómo el protagonista reflexiona sobre su vida y sus seres queridos en sus últimos momentos, lo que invita a la meditación sobre la existencia y el significado de la vida. Juega con la línea entre la realidad y la fantasía. Esto lleva al lector a cuestionar qué es real y qué no. La historia se desarrolla en el contexto de la Guerra Civil Americana, reflejando la brutalidad y el caos del conflicto. Farquhar actúa motivado por su deseo de ayudar a su causa, lo que a su vez resalta las consecuencias trágicas de la guerra en la vida civil. Este relato capta la desesperación y la lucha interna del protagonista, ilustrando cómo las circunstancias extremas pueden llevar a las personas a actuar de maneras inesperadas. HAZTE MECENAS, no dejes que La Biblioteca, cierre Nunca sus Puertas… GRATITUD ESPECIAL: Siempre a los MECENAS. Sin ustedes… esto no tendría sentido. SUSCRIBETE AL CANAL DE TELEGRAM: https://t.me/LaLamadaDeLaLuna PUEDES VER ALGUNOS VIDEOS DE LLDLL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEOtdbbriLqUfBtjs_wtEHw Suscríbete al Canal Youtube y a Ivoox. Sigamos sumando en LLDLL, SUSCRIBETE en IVOOX y comparte. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

The NLS annotation follows: Freefall: a novel DB108798 Barry, Jessica, (Novelist) Reading time: 12 hours, 6 minutes. Karissa Vacker; Hillary Huber; MacLeod Andrews Suspense Fiction Psychological Fiction “They say your daughter is dead. You know they’re wrong. When her fiancé’s private plane crashes in the Colorado Rockies, everyone assumes Allison Carpenter is dead. But Maggie, Allison’s mother back home in Owl Creek, Maine, refuses to believe them. Maggie knows her daughter — or she used to, anyway. For the past two years, the two women have been estranged, and while Maggie doesn’t know anything about Ally’s life now — not even why she was on a private plane to begin with — she still believes in her girl’s strength, and in their love for each other. As Allison struggles across the treacherous mountain wilderness, Maggie embarks on a desperate search for answers about the world Allison has been involved in. What was she running from? And can Maggie uncover the truth in time to save her? Told from the perspectives of a mother and daughter separated by distance but united by an unbreakable bond, Freefall is a heart-stopping, propulsive thriller about two tenacious women overcoming unimaginable obstacles to protect themselves and the ones they love.” — Provided by publisher. Unrated. Commercial audiobook. 2019. You can find this book on Bookshare at the following website: https://www.bookshare.org/browse/book/3539883?returnPath=L3NlYXJjaD9tb2R1bGVOYW1lPXB1YmxpYyZrZXl3b3JkPWZyZWVmYWxs Shelly Kane will be facilitating the Mystery Book Discussion Group until our regular facilitator Liz Lindsey returns. Shelly can be contacted by email at shellykane323@gmail.com.

Nothing is civil about war, and nothing is ever as it seems in The Twilight Zone. This month we take a look at two Civil War themed episodes, "The Passerby" from season 3 and "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" from season 5. Each episode not only plays in the sandbox of Civil War themes, but also takes a look at the supernatural realm, passing through to the afterlife, family, and paying for one's acts while on earth. "The Passerby" includes a wonderful Abraham Lincoln portrayal from Austin Green, while "Owl Creek" is a short-film that was purchased as a completed project and edited to become last episode of The Twilight Zone ever produced. We had a lot to say about each of these wonderful episodes, and hope you enjoy our discussion. Connect with Entering the Fifth Dimension: Facebook community Follow us on Twitter Contribute Listener Feedback

Inside this edition of the most controversial twilight zone podcast out there:   Dan goes back to the Bridge at Owl Creek and dives into "Queen of the Nile" with Anne Bythe and Lee Philips.

On this episode of The IIYW podcast : A short film made autonomously of Cayuga productions and winner of the 1962 Cannes Film Festival is purchased and aired as a Twilight Zone episode.  Dan dives in and pulls the curtain back again to try and explain his antics on the show.   We're not buying it.

Del escritor estadounidense y veterano de la Guerra de Secesión Ambrose Bierce y publicado originalmente por The San Francisco Examiner el 13 de julio de 1890, "El Incidente en el Puente de Owl Creek" narra la historia de Farquhar, quien, con la soga al cuello, encuentra la oportunidad de escapar de su fatídico destino, pero hay muchas posibilidades más en el patíbulo... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are in the middle of a whirlwind of awesome shows coming through our area right now! We've seen three in the last two weeks alone! So we thought we'd take this opportunity to talk about the shows, what went right and what went horribly horribly wrong, as well as finish up our discussion on gear!   Do yourselves a favor and show ALL of these 757 bands some love: AlphA Mr. Fang & The Dark Tones Contactees Opposition Bypass Hippie Beatdown Croatan   Also, our band Owl Creek's debut EP "Forever Endeavor" is available on all streaming platforms! Show some love and let us know what you think! Spotify | iTunes | Soundcloud | Bandcamp   If you would like to reach out to us, you want a t-shirt, or you want to get your band or a band you know featured on the podcast (for free!), reach out to us at: stumblingdistancemusicpodcast@gmail.com   As always, feel free to hit us up on our social media accounts too: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

We have been trying to get this one worked out for a while now and are all too stoked for ya'll to finally hear it! Our friends in Croatan braved heat and rain to come out and have a chat with us! It went to some weird places and some great tangents so be sure to give this one a listen!   Also go check out Croatan everywhere you can find music and on social media! Croatan on Instagram | Croatan on Spotify   Also also, our band Owl Creek's debut EP "Forever Endeavor" is available on all streaming platforms! Show some love and let us know what you think! Spotify | iTunes | Soundcloud | Bandcamp   If you would like to reach out to us, you want a t-shirt, or you want to get your band or a band you know featured on the podcast (for free!), reach out to us at: stumblingdistancemusicpodcast@gmail.com   As always, feel free to hit us up on our social media accounts too: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter    

Well ya'll, it's finally here, the long-awaited finale of No Cover season 1! We've laughed, we've cried - but mainly screamed at our TV so thank God it's over! Hope everyone had an awesome Independence Day but now it's time to finish this! Let's go!   Our band Owl Creek's debut EP "Forever Endeavor" is available on all streaming platforms! The love shown so far has been incredible! Keep it up because we got more awesome stuff on the way soon! Spotify | iTunes | Soundcloud | Bandcamp   If you would like to reach out to us, you want a t-shirt, or you want to get your band or a band you know featured on the podcast (for free!), reach out to us at: stumblingdistancemusicpodcast@gmail.com   As always, feel free to hit us up on our social media accounts too: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Dave has family in from out of town this week. Our apologies for the delay of episode 666, but here is a classic to hold you over. Thank you for always cutting us some slack and Spicy Brown thanks you as well. On this episode of the Sofa King Podcast, we look at the truly gonzo life of the one and only Hunter S Thompson. Thompson was a journalist who became famous for his crazed drug-fueled antics and anti-authority stance. Born in Louisville, Kentucky to a middle class family, his father died while he was a teenager, and his mother was left very poor and became an alcoholic. During this time, Thompson started writing, and he had such a skill for it, he was allowed to join an elite writing group normally left for the wealthy. He also fell in with a bad crowd and started experimenting with drugs and started committing crimes ranging from shoplifting to vandalism to robbery. The robbery landed him in jail, and the judge said he could go to prison or join the military. Thompson decided on the Air Force. He career there was short, and he was discharged in two years for lack of discipline and subordinating other airmen. Once out, he began his career as a journalist, working as a copy boy for Time Magazine. Eventually, he started to get stories to cover, and he landed a big one in 1965 when The Nation hired him to do a story on the Hell's Angels. Hunter S. Thompson ended up spending a year on the road with the motorcycle club, documenting their lifestyle in his unique literary style. The resulting book was a smash hit, and it gave him enough money to buy his compound called Owl Creek and opened up the door to an impressive (if not unorthodox) career as a journalist. His next big piece was an article called “The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved," which was where the term Gonzo Journalism got coined. The story was less about the race and more about Thompson's personal time spent at the race. It led to his next huge success, which was when Sports Illustrated sent him to cover the Mint 400 race in Las Vegas. This lead to his masterpiece, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Hunter S Thompson covered everything from Richard Nixon to his own race to be sheriff of Aspen, Colorado. He even got stranded in Vietnam during the evacuation of Saigon! His stories are wild and varied and pretty hard to believe. What happened when he went to Zaire to cover the Foreman/Ali fight? What was his political platform when he ran for office? What did a typical day of drug use look like for him? Why did he kill himself at the end, and what strange things happened at his funeral? Listen, laugh, learn. Kentucky Derby Article: http://grantland.com/features/looking-back-hunter-s-thompson-classic-story-kentucky-derby/

Here we go now into the semi-final rounds of No Cover. The show that is making us lose all of our hair at once. Today we discuss the wild changes that they've made this episode and all the craziness within the episode!   The band you jammed out to at the beginning of our episode is called Croatan and they're some dope new friends of ours! Go Check their music out and give them your support! Croatan on Instagram | Croatan on Spotify   Also, our band Owl Creek's debut EP "Forever Endeavor" is available on all streaming platforms! Feedback is always welcome! Spotify | iTunes | Soundcloud | Bandcamp   If you would like to reach out to us, you want a t-shirt, or you want to get your band or a band you know featured on the podcast (for free!), reach out to us at: stumblingdistancemusicpodcast@gmail.com   As always, feel free to hit us up on our social media accounts too: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

After a "midseason break" in the middle of the Wildcard Round, today we are back discussing No Cover Episode 8! More format changes, more stupidity, more...bathroom breaks? All of it lies ahead!   The band you jammed out to at the beginning of our episode is called Croatan and they're some dope new friends of ours! Go Check their music out and give them your support! Croatan on Instagram | Croatan on Spotify   Also, our band Owl Creek's debut EP "Forever Endeavor" is available on all streaming platforms! Feedback is always welcome! Spotify | iTunes | Soundcloud | Bandcamp   If you would like to reach out to us, you want a t-shirt, or you want to get your band or a band you know featured on the podcast (for free!), reach out to us at: stumblingdistancemusicpodcast@gmail.com   As always, feel free to hit us up on our social media accounts too: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Today No Cover finally and correctly gets into their "Wildcard Round" brought on by their "Mercy Council" (no cover, no mercy). We delve into the idiocy of this episode, and the great achievements and mistakes of the artists on it!   The day is here, the time is now! Our band Owl Creek's debut EP "Forever Endeavor" is available on all streaming platforms! Feedback is always welcome! Spotify | iTunes | Soundcloud | Bandcamp   If you would like to reach out to us, you want a t-shirt, or you want to get your band or a band you know featured on the podcast (for free!), reach out to us at: stumblingdistancemusicpodcast@gmail.com   As always, feel free to hit us up on our social media accounts too: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Ready for another round of even more stupid?! We weren't, but we did it anyway! Some cool bands and some very "special" advice this round. So buckle up!   The EP drop date is THIS FRIDAY!!! On this episode, we give ya'll a sneak preview of the third track, "The Sound of Second Thoughts." Also, in case you missed it, our band Owl Creek's debut single "The Accused" is out everywhere right now on all streaming platforms! Give it a listen and let us know what you think! Spotify | iTunes | Soundcloud | Bandcamp   If you would like to reach out to us, you want a t-shirt, or you want to get your band or a band you know featured on the podcast (for free!), reach out to us at: stumblingdistancemusicpodcast@gmail.com   As always, feel free to hit us up on our social media accounts too: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Back again with this dumb shit! No Cover episode 5 today with 4 more artists barely being allowed to play 30 seconds of (shown) material in front of 5 very famous judges! There was some decent advice on this one, and some real dumb advice on this one, so tune in and see which is which!   The EP drop date is coming up quickly! May 27th is the big day! But today, you fine people get to hear Track 2 off the EP called "Metanoia" Also, in case you missed it, our band Owl Creek's debut single is out everywhere right now on all streaming platforms! Give it a listen and let us know what you think! Spotify | iTunes | Soundcloud | Bandcamp   If you would like to reach out to us, you want a t-shirt, or you want to get your band or a band you know featured on the podcast (for free!), reach out to us at: stumblingdistancemusicpodcast@gmail.com   As always, feel free to hit us up on our social media accounts too: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Publisher's Weekly Bestselling Author of over 40 books, Belle Calhoun, joins us on the podcast today to chat the fifth book in her Home to Owl Creek series, Their Alaskan past. Keep up with the wonderful Author Belle Calhoun via her website here. You can find Ms. Belle on Facebook here. Keep up with Author Belle Calhoune on Instagram here. You can find books by Author Belle Calhoune on Harlequin's website here. You can find books by Author Belle Calhoune on Mills & Boon UK's website here. You can find books by Author Belle Calhoune on Mills & Boon Australia's website here. ♡ For a list of all the places where you can find the podcast along with where you can find us on social media, click here for our linktree! Our Email is thecategoricallyromancepod@gmail.com ♡ This podcast is engineered by Sincere Alexander and contains music from Lukrembo  

That time of the week again! Today we discuss Sumerian Records' newest show: No Cover episode 4! We really start finding out that this show's tagline should be: No Cover, No Mercy, No Consistency! But other than that, there were some pretty cool bands and some pretty killer advice too! If nothing else, hopefully it's entertaining!   In addition to all that fun stuff, today you fine people begin to get a sneak preview of our upcoming EP! The official release date is May 27, but ya'll get to hear the first track today! Also, in case you missed it, our band Owl Creek's debut single is out everywhere right now on all streaming platforms! Give it a listen and let us know what you think! Spotify | iTunes | Soundcloud | Bandcamp   If you would like to reach out to us, you want a t-shirt, or you want to get your band or a band you know featured on the podcast (for free!), reach out to us at: stumblingdistancemusicpodcast@gmail.com   As always, feel free to hit us up on our social media accounts too: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Buckle up! It's another round of a great idea done the dumb way! Today we discuss No Cover episode 3: what was good, what was bad, and what was infuriating! Let us know at all available links below your opinions, what we missed, and what you think we should be focusing on!   Also, in case you missed it, our band Owl Creek's debut single is out everywhere right now on all streaming platforms! Give it a listen and provide some feedback if you feel so inclined! Spotify | iTunes | Soundcloud | Bandcamp   If you would like to reach out to us, you want a t-shirt, or you want to get your band or a band you know featured on the podcast (for free!), reach out to us at: stumblingdistancemusicpodcast@gmail.com   As always, feel free to hit us up on our social media accounts too: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter    

So as we pivot our humble little podcast into attempting to help the average everyday local band like us, we found this new show on YouTube called "No Cover." Bands play for some legendary judges and we thought the advice they give out would be helpful for everyone else! However, we find out that this show might not be all it claims to be. Hit us up and let us know what you think!   Also, today you all get a lovely little sneak preview into our upcoming releases for our band Owl Creek! Please let us know what you think of the song, the recording, etc. and anything else you'd like to share with us! Owl Creek can be found on Instagram @owlcreek757 The single you hear today will be available everywhere on Friday!   *REMINDER* ALL of the episodes that used to be Patreon-exclusive are ready to be streamed NOW! Go give them a listen too!   If you would like to reach out to us, you want a t-shirt, or you want to get your band or a band you know featured on the podcast (for free!), reach out to us at: stumblingdistancemusicpodcast@gmail.com   As always, feel free to hit us up on our social media accounts too: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Today's short story is “An Occurrence at Owl Creek” by Ambrose Bierce. What happens when you face death in all of it's psychological effects? Join me to find out.

Un incidente en el puente de Owl Creek, de Ambrose Bierce Durante la guerra de Secesión, un hombre a punto de ser colgado activa un mecanismo de defensa psicológico para suspender las leyes temporales y llegar a un desenlace inquietante sobre lo que ha ocurrido en la mente del protagonista y en la del lector. (Fuente "lecturalia.com) El Desván de los cuentos perdidos. Relatos y audiolibros de misterio y terror de Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle, Edgar Allan Poe, Ambrose Bierce, .. y muchos más, narrados e interpretados con música y efectos. Narrado por: Ander Vildósola Música intro: Ander Vildósola Música: Incompetech.com / Youtube studio "Western Streets by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4617-western-streets License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license" Fuente: ciudadseva.com Para consultas escribe a: eldesvandlcp@gmail.com Para más información y/o leer los textos transcritos en la web: https://eldesvandlcp.wixsite.com/eldesvandlcp Sigue nuestras redes: - Facebook --- https://www.facebook.com/eldesvandlcp/ - Instagram --- https://www.instagram.com/desvandeloscuentosperdidos/ - Twitter --- https://www.twitter.com/eldesvandlcp

Un incidente en el puente de Owl Creek, de Ambrose Bierce Durante la guerra de Secesión, un hombre a punto de ser colgado activa un mecanismo de defensa psicológico para suspender las leyes temporales y llegar a un desenlace inquietante sobre lo que ha ocurrido en la mente del protagonista y en la del lector. (Fuente "lecturalia.com) El Desván de los cuentos perdidos. Relatos y audiolibros de misterio y terror de Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle, Edgar Allan Poe, Ambrose Bierce, .. y muchos más, narrados e interpretados con música y efectos. Narrado por: Ander Vildósola Música intro: Ander Vildósola Música: Incompetech.com / Youtube studio "Western Streets by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4617-western-streets License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license" Fuente: ciudadseva.com Para consultas escribe a: eldesvandlcp@gmail.com Para más información y/o leer los textos transcritos en la web: https://eldesvandlcp.wixsite.com/eldesvandlcp Sigue nuestras redes: - Facebook --- https://www.facebook.com/eldesvandlcp/ - Instagram --- https://www.instagram.com/desvandeloscuentosperdidos/ - Twitter --- https://www.twitter.com/eldesvandlcp

George Sliney, a young immigrant from County Cork, Ireland, rode out along Owl Creek in Wyoming Territory in the latter half of the 19th Century and staked a claim that would become his cattle ranch.  Over time, he would become one of the most prominent citizens of Hot Springs County and the city of Thermopolis.  He was also a member of Thermopolis Lodge #26, IOOF.  That obscure footnote of history would eventually inspire Bradyn Harvey and Gage Maser to join the Odd Fellows and revive the charter of Lodge #26, but this time bearing the name of pioneer settler George Sliney.  Although it took two years and much searching, Bradyn was eventually able to find PG Steve Masters and join Riverton Lodge #44.  Not long after he set about the task of reviving the charter for his home town lodge in Thermopolis.  Odd Fellowship is definitely a hot commodity in Wyoming these days as plans are also underway to revive the lodge in Casper.  In the Odd Podge, Ainslie gives an update on the progress of the Odd Fellows Primer, Toby gives an update on the project to record new versions of the Odes, and Christopher praises the cleanliness of the bathrooms at Buckley Lodge #75.

It's going around, covid!South Park: Pandemic Special. I haven't watched SP for over 15 years, but if this ep is any indication it is just as sharp as it's ever been. The way the show marries social issues is still clever. Still just as crude. I didn't know it was still going and 23 seasons in.The original Twilight ZoneFew school books do I remember as vividly as my 10th grade lit book. It introduced me to stories that still remain in my consciousness. An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, The Greatest Game. It was full of great literature that I didn't appreciate at the time, but that's how school goes. Owl Creek is a great story. Written in 1891. The impetus for a lot of movie ideas.The Twilight Zone featured an episode telling the Owl Creek story, very good."That's not who I am." As it applies to Thom Brennaman, Lori Loughlin. That's exactly who you are. Maybe this will help you change, but... Teen Titans Go! Futball episodeShakespeareArt: Michaelangelo's David, the Sistine chapel, Bob RossASMRWhat makes you skin crawlThat Southern accent 

Incidente en el Puente de Owl Creek — a veces traducido al español como: Un incidente en el Puente del Búho — es un relato de terror del escritor norteamericano Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914), publicado originalmente en la edición del 13 de julio de1890 en el periódico San Francisco Examiner, y luego reeditado en la antología de 1891: Cuentos de soldados y civiles. Un incidente en el Puente de Owl Creek, nos sitúa en la Guerra Civil norteamericana, donde un grupo de soldados se dispone a ejecutar a un prisionero. Incidente en el Puente de Owl Creek es, por un lado, uno de los grandes cuentos de terror jamás escritos, pero también una sólida confrontación con el sinsentido de la guerra. Aquí, Ambrose Bierce evidencia que no hay gloria ni romance en el conflicto. Incluso el título del relato emplea la palabra «incidente», la cual despersonaliza la enorme tragedia que supone la pérdida de una vida, en ese contexto, una cifra más en la inconcebible locura de la guerra. Análisis de: El Espejo Gótico http://elespejogotico.blogspot.com/2020/09/los-creyentes-robert-arthur-relato-y.html Texto del relato extraído de: El Espejo Gótico http://elespejogotico.blogspot.com/2020/09/los-creyentes-robert-arthur-relato-y.html Musicas: - 01. Hour of Gothic Music Instrumental 2 (Youtube) ~ All music is composed by Derek and Brandon Fiechter. - 02. Música de miedo compilación 1 hora - Sin Copyright (Youtube) Nota: Este audio no se realiza con fines comerciales ni lucrativos. Es de difusión enteramente gratuita e intenta dar a conocer tanto a los escritores de los relatos y cuentos como a los autores de las músicas. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Incidente en el Puente de Owl Creek — a veces traducido al español como: Un incidente en el Puente del Búho — es un relato de terror del escritor norteamericano Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914), publicado originalmente en la edición del 13 de julio de1890 en el periódico San Francisco Examiner, y luego reeditado en la antología de 1891: Cuentos de soldados y civiles. Un incidente en el Puente de Owl Creek, nos sitúa en la Guerra Civil norteamericana, donde un grupo de soldados se dispone a ejecutar a un prisionero. Incidente en el Puente de Owl Creek es, por un lado, uno de los grandes cuentos de terror jamás escritos, pero también una sólida confrontación con el sinsentido de la guerra. Aquí, Ambrose Bierce evidencia que no hay gloria ni romance en el conflicto. Incluso el título del relato emplea la palabra «incidente», la cual despersonaliza la enorme tragedia que supone la pérdida de una vida, en ese contexto, una cifra más en la inconcebible locura de la guerra. Análisis de: El Espejo Gótico http://elespejogotico.blogspot.com/2020/09/los-creyentes-robert-arthur-relato-y.html Texto del relato extraído de: El Espejo Gótico http://elespejogotico.blogspot.com/2020/09/los-creyentes-robert-arthur-relato-y.html Musicas: - 01. Hour of Gothic Music Instrumental 2 (Youtube) ~ All music is composed by Derek and Brandon Fiechter. - 02. Música de miedo compilación 1 hora - Sin Copyright (Youtube) Nota: Este audio no se realiza con fines comerciales ni lucrativos. Es de difusión enteramente gratuita e intenta dar a conocer tanto a los escritores de los relatos y cuentos como a los autores de las músicas.

You've probably heard the fairy tale about the troll under the bridge, but have you heard of the creature at Owl Creek? This monster is rumored to haunt an abandoned train track in the Kentucky wilderness. Series sponsor:YetiArtwork by Tyler Grobowsky. 

You've probably heard the fairy tale about the troll under the bridge, but have you heard of the creature at Owl Creek? This monster is rumored to haunt an abandoned train track in the Kentucky wilderness. Series sponsor:YetiArtwork by Tyler Grobowsky. 

Iran shot down Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752. How could this have happened and what will be the repercussions? With yet another Democratic debate on the horizon, what is the role of social justice in the candidate's talking points? Ricky Gervais delivered a monologue at the Golden Globes that upset the left and made everyone else happy. What did he say and what does it mean for the ongoing culture war? With so many on social media throwing around the word 'revolution', do they actually know what that means? All that and more, when Clint and Adam come at you from Nowhere for another Dispatch. And let's not forget today's short story: Ambrose Bierce's "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge". Be a hero. Like. Share. Subscribe. Thanks! © 2020 The Dispatches From Nowhere --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dispatches/support

Based on response I get to this podcast and to my bird photography, it's safe to say that people love raptors and particularly owls. (One exception is on the African Continent where most people think they are evil - but that's another podcast.) For all of man's time on this earth, owls have been used as symbols of knowledge, wisdom, power and even as idols in some religions. Whether it's ancient or modern culture, owls seem to capture our hearts and our minds. Owls are referenced in many spiritual texts, including the Bible. I am a brother to dragons, and a companion to owls. Job 30:29 Many North American Indian tribes thought owls were sacred. Yakima Indians used them on totems. Owls have always been part of the root metaphors of how humans relate to the land. One of the earliest human drawings dating back to the early Paleolithic period was of a family of Snowy Owls (Nyctea scandiaca) painted on a cave wall in France. They pop up in petroglyphs, paintings and now in books and movies. U.S. Geological Survey databases reveal 576 places in the United States that in some way are named "owl," such as Owlshead Canyon, Owl Mine, Owl Creek, and Owl Hollow. Owls play a big part in our popular culture. Whether it's Wini the Pooh or The Owl And The Pussycat, owls have been featured in nursery rhymes. In movies, owls were prominent figures in Twin Peaks and of course Harry Potter, where Hedwig serves as an important symbol of Harry's childhood and owls are used to deliver the mail. Woodsy Owl, the U.S. Forest Service mascot, has encouraged children to protect the environment for almost four decades. His motto was “Give a hoot, don’t pollute!” Then there is Hooters the restaurant chain and I think I'll stop there. Owls are a big part of our lives and are possibly the avian world's best known ambassadors. Next week, I'll talk more about raptors - this time bald eagles, and how they fit into our popular culture. I hope you've enjoyed this episode of Avian Beauty. Thanks for listening. Be sure to visit avianbeauty.com for more bird inspiration and information and please consider subscribing (for free) to our blog and podcast. I’m Scott Bourne. Happy birding.

Bozeman, MT: Steven Rinella talks with adaptive hunter and angler Chris Clasby; along with Janis Putelis of the MeatEater crew.   Subjects Discussed: adaptive hunting and fishing; finding the limits of language; the delusion of reprieve; Occurrence at Owl Creek; facing challenges as an exercise of identity; adaptive technologies; calculating risk; catching trout by sucking and puffing; an obligation to advocate; and more. To learn more about the ideas and materials referenced in this episode check out the show notes here.

One of American literature's greatest short stories with a decidedly spooky twist. Nocturnal Transmissions is proud to present - Ambrose Bierce's 'AN OCCURRENCE AT OWL CREEK BRIDGE'

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Gunmen have entered the office building of B. E. Investments, and a woman fights to stay alive against impossible odds. Inspired by “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” by Ambrose Bierce, published in the first issue of LampLight Magazine (which is free!) Peyton – Candice Felts Amber – Miriam Katz Henry – Danny Grossman News …

Last October on our Halloween themed episode, we briefly alluded to a 20 minute indie horror point-and-click game by Owl Creek Games called Sepulchre.   We admired the game for its moody tone and understated horror, but it seemed too brief an experience to devote a whole podcast to. With the release of The Charnel House Trilogy, Owl Creek decided to build upwards and outwards from that central story into a new triptych of tales in which Sepulchre serves as the centerpiece.   So, this week we spend a little time chatting about what Sepulchre has blossomed into in this new expanded version of the original.

Conocido por su ingenio satírico y su visión sardónica de la naturaleza humana, Ambrose Bierce se ganó el apodo de "Bitter Bierce". Su cinismo burlón queda patente en una de sus obras más conocidas, El diccionario del Diablo. Como escritor, Bierce nos dejó muchos trabajos sobresalientes convirtiéndose en uno de los autores más influyentes. Obras como Incidente en el puente de Owl Creek, Un habitante de Carcosa o La cosa maldita (entre otras muchas) dejan patente su extraordinaria calidad a la hora de narrar historias de corte sobrenatural. En La noche de la pantera, cuyo título original es Los ojos de la pantera, Irene Marlow rechaza una petición de matrimonio a su amado Jenner Brading porque le dice que está loca. Para que lo entienda le explica una trágica historia. La ambigüedad de su final permite al lector/oyente discernir entre dos de los géneros en los que sobresalió Bierce: estudios psicológicos y cuentos de lo fantástico. Autor: Ambrose Bierce Año de publicación: (The Eyes of the Panther) 1891, Tales of Soldiers and Civilians Fecha de emisión: 20 Agosto 2001

Dave O spiels forth about the exploration of rivers and lakes, the impetus for ventures and motivations for trade ~ augmented by autoharp songs by Larry Harper dreaming of floating the Colorado River down Glen Canyon ~ then freeverse – mostly from stumbling around Europa in 1992 – thinking about connectedness, lifespans of mysteries and … Continue reading Owl Creek Limnology and Exploration – Postcard #59 →

By a campfire on Owl Creek, Dave reads an instructional guide to hitch-hiking about a November trip from South Carolina to Rhode Island with a series of tips including smiling, signs, watches, and going with the flow while Dan Funboy noodles on guitar. Stick your thumb out for: Three Days and Eleven Dollars, Nov. 1991 – … Continue reading Three Days and Eleven Dollars, Nov. 1991 – Postcard #58 →

While summertime camping alongside Owl Creek and charging the recorder with the rays of the sun, Dave reads a short story written while on the road with ole dead Grandpa called “So the Legends Go” – a portrait of life one morning in Navajo Nation in 1987 – accompanied by adolescent observations and musings. Accompanied … Continue reading Arizona with Ole Gramps – Postcard #57 →