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A sacred journey. A twisted killer. A bounty hunter caught in the crosshairs of faith. Nick Hunter’s latest mission in Spain takes a sinister turn when he discovers his target is a deranged serial killer stalking the sacred Camino pilgrimage route. The murderer, driven by a warped religious...

DDAM Podcast is an informational episodic series that blends the past and the present together through historical events and analysis. Each episode is truly a new adventure from exploring North Sentinel Island to the titanic wreckage. Engaging discussions and topics are verbally executed with a heavy focus on clarity for all viewers to truly digest important facts.

Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) and William Dean Howells were friends for 44 years. Their personal and professional relationship is considered by many to be one of the most important in American literature. Howells published his famous "My Mark Twain" in the same year Clemens died, 1910. A few years earlier, Clemens wrote this "remembrance" and "appreciation" of the man who stuck with him through the ups and downs of his long literary journey. (John Greenman)

The Ripple Effect is a podcast that explores how everyday actions can create lasting impacts on people’s lives. Hosted by Aliyah and Matt, the show dives into real-world issues, personal stories, and meaningful conversations that challenge listeners to think differently about their words, choices, and behaviors. From social issues, The Ripple Effect aims to raise awareness, spark conversation, and remind listeners that even the smallest actions can create waves.

This podcast, “Entertainment and Its Impact” explores how modern entertainment affects people’s attention, emotions, habits, and behavior. We discuss things like social media, YouTube, movies, TV, and video games, focusing on how each form of entertainment can influence daily life, including some of our own experiences.

The Blood Drive is your weekly podcast all about blood with Jacek Brown and Ty McCormack. We cover in detail about how you can donate blood for the American Red Cross.

In the Breaking the Habit podcast we discuss the risk and dangers of distracted driving. Our program specifically focuses on how just one quick glance at your phone while driving can lead to devastating consequences not just for the driver but for their passengers and everyday pedestrians as well. Throughout our program we use facts, statistics, and strong public safety messaging to encourage listeners to stay focused behind the wheel and promote safter driving practices to creating a safer driving experience on the road for everyone.

“Three Ladies and a Mic” is a podcast hosted by Jennilee, Lizzie, and Kiana. They blend humor, commentary, and dramatic storytelling as they break down iconic moments in pop culture. From explosive fights to shocking betrayals, they recap, react, and laugh their way through the chaos while giving their unfiltered opinions. The overall vibe is fun and unapologetically messy, turning pop culture drama into entertaining and relatable conversation.

This podcast was produced by students in the communications program at Dean College. It is hosted by Alisha Caldeira, Natalia Zona, Lauren Webber, and Mia Kramer. The Dean Monthly Podcast brings information and conversations on current events, culture, and sports.

SAK Cinemas is a podcast series by Dean College students Sylvia Cahill, Anna Piccuito, and Kaylee Wood. In this podcast, they share their thoughts and ideas about upcoming and past movies. They not only comment on the film industry but share their thoughts on the elements that all come together and make a film great!

Our podcast series is about different superhero characters and their complex identities that showcase modern media. The Marvel Cinematic Universe continuously gives the Comic-book lovers what they want and is something we will explore during this series. The MCU is changing the game in the super-hero industry, from actors, CGI, to comic book accuracy. This podcast series will discuss the importance of diverse heroes and how it has impacted younger generations. Each episode will discuss a new character and the details developed into the film.

Most poker players play to survive. Inside this audiobook teaches you how to win. Tournament poker isn’t about luck—it’s about discipline, patience, timing, and knowing when to strike. Dean Brown shares real-world insights gained from years at the tables. This isn’t theory—this is experience.

The first book published by The Boone and Crockett Club founded by Theodore Roosevelt and George Grinnell, who declared in their Editors Note: "Hunting big game in the wilderness is, above all things, a sport for a vigorous and masterful people. The rifle-bearing hunter, whether he goes on foot or on horseback, whether he voyages in a canoe or travels with a dog-sled, must be sound of body and firm of mind, and must possess energy, resolution, manliness, self-reliance, and capacity for hardy self-help. In short, the big-game hunter must possess qualities without which no race can do its ...

Five men decide to kill a boy one summer. But the boy is much more than he seems. Slow and a giant, but there is something nefarious, something terrible just underneath the surface of his vacant eyes. When their plan springs into action they will discover that the trouble they've stumbled into has a cost attached the whole town will have to pay.

Bite-sized audio leaflets to introduce you different aspects of dementia.Presented by Dean McShane and Dr Deborah Morgan, both of whom are Senior Lecturers at Liverpool John Moores University.Produced in collaboration between Merseyside Dementia Friendly Radio, and Liverpool John Moores University

A cursed relic. A hunted child. The dark covenant demands a sacrifice. Months after a séance nearly destroyed them, Nora and Ally are determined to start over. No more parlor tricks. No more comforting lies. If they’re going to face the dead again, it will be honestly—or not at all.

The 11:58 club podcast is a podcast made up of Dean College Students for a class. We decided on the name 11:58 club because it describes our group as a whole. In this episode we will be talking about music.

Experience the enchanting world of Venice through the eyes of William Dean Howells, who served as the American Consul to this iconic city for four years until 1865. While immersed in Venetian culture, Howells penned his observations and reflections, crafting a vivid portrait of the city and its people. This second edition offers an expanded view, enriched with insights for modern tourists. Please note that while Howells expresses admiration for various communities, his use of period language and terms may be jarring to contemporary readers, especially regarding race.

The Inside Scoop. Recovering journalist Dean Balsamini goes long-form with athletes, artists, lawyers, Olympians, and storytellers — pulling the threads the mainstream press leaves dangling. No talking points, no PR handlers, no time limits.