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Jesse James, Jr. pulls back the curtain on the infamous outlaw in 'Jesse James, My Father,' revealing a side of his father that history often overlooks. From the quiet moments of family life to the turbulent days of the Civil War, Jesse Jr. shares intimate stories that shape our understanding of this legendary figure. What drove Jesse James to become a Confederate guerrilla? How did the chaos of war transform him into a notorious criminal? Through vivid anecdotes and personal reflections, listeners will journey through Jesse's childhood, exploring the family dynamics that molded his character ...

Most Black men were never given the chance to warm up. No preparation. No tools. No one to show you how. You just go. You figure it out while you are moving. You feel the heat come back slowly — if it comes back at all. Running Cold is what happens when Black men finally pull over and talk about what has been frozen inside them. Real conversations. No scripts. No performance. Just men thawing out together.

A hostage situation threatens to ignite a global crisis. A brutal raid in Africa takes an American hostage—Doctor Samantha Fremont—turning a regional strike into an international emergency. Because this captive isn't just any American—she's the daughter of a powerful senator. And the United States has one narrow advantage: her captors don't know who they've taken… yet. Fremont finds herself at the center of a criminal alliance between Mexican cartels and extremists in Africa's Sahel region. The trans-Atlantic syndicate keeps the drug pipeline to Europe flowing and reaps billions in profits.

Race relations in America continue to trend in a downward trajectory, sometimes spiraling out of control as if in free fall. That is a concern for me, as it should be for all men of goodwill. Attempts to mediate differences between warring factions appear futile and, in some cases, have exacerbated tensions. Weeds in the Garden of the Soul addresses the disconnect that occurs when man removes himself from God and charts his own course. The Bible tells us that Satan is the prince of this world.

The bestselling Indigenous dark fiction anthology returns with a new selection of even more daring and sinister stories. From monsters to mutilation, Never Whistle at Night is back for revenge. Featuring stories by: Jessica Doe P.C. Verrone Theodore C. Van Alst Jr. Jim Terry ...

Two Teachers | One HomeWhere the teacher's lounge meets the living room. This is HomeRoom with Mr. & Mrs. James. Join us as we unpack the wild reality of managing students, our own lives and three rambunctious kids.

Crown & Conviction is a podcast for men committed to becoming stronger leaders, wiser decision-makers, better husbands, better fathers, and more faithful stewards of their assignment. Hosted by Marcus J. Scott and Neal Oates, Jr., each conversation brings together truth, wisdom, faith, leadership, business, responsibility, and real-life experience to help men live with clarity, courage, and conviction.

Dive into the captivating world of 17th-century North America with Francis Parkman, a distinguished American historian whose work has left an indelible mark on historical literature. In The Old Régime in Canada, the fourth volume of his monumental series The French and English in North America, Parkman chronicles the dynamic years between 1643 and 1663. With a masterful narrative style, he paints a vivid picture of the French pioneers, the influential Jesuits, and the evolving power dynamics in New France. This volume not only highlights the challenges faced by these early settlers but also ...

Discover the captivating narrative of Francis Parkman, acclaimed as one of Americas foremost historians. His masterful storytelling in France and England in North America has been celebrated for its vivid clarity and momentum, as noted by literary critic Edmund Wilson. While some historians, like W. J. Eccles and Francis Jennings, criticize Parkmans perceived biases, many modern scholars recognize his pioneering contributions to historical literature. Despite acknowledging his limitations, they praise the rich blend of history and narrative that Parkman achieved. As you delve into this first ...

Discover the timeless wisdom of The Elements of Style by William Strunk, Jr., a cornerstone of American English writing. First published in 1918, this influential guide is essential for anyone looking to improve their writing skills. It introduces eight basic rules of usage, ten fundamental principles of composition, and a valuable list of commonly misused words and expressions. Originally created for Strunks students, this compact book quickly became known as the little book and has sold over ten million copies in various editions. This version is based on the public-domain text from 1918, ...

Trail of the Lonesome Pine, a captivating romance and western novel by John Fox, Jr., first published in 1908, quickly became his most celebrated work. This compelling story is set against the backdrop of the Appalachian Mountains during the dawn of the twentieth century, where a longstanding feud simmers between two powerful families, the Tollivers and the Falins. As the tides of industrialization and coal mining begin to reshape the landscape, the arrival of the ambitious outsider, John Hale, ignites unexpected passions and entangles him in the regions complex politics. Will love triumph ...

In Traitor, Dixon explores the turbulent aftermath of Reconstruction, a period he likens to the French Revolution in its brutality and turmoil. This gripping conclusion to his trilogy—following The Leopard’s Spots (1902) and The Clansman (1905)—delves into the decline of the Ku Klux Klan in North Carolina during the years 1870-1872. With a personal connection to the Klan through his father, an early leader, Dixon presents the original Klan as a desperate response to lawlessness and perceived Yankee oppression, aiming to safeguard Southern civilization. As the narrative unfolds, he ...

Join us for the uproarious journey of a young mans unexpected recruitment into a navy that, despite its impressive arsenal and training, finds itself hilariously unprepared for his arrival and questionable contributions. (Introduction by Nigel Boydell)

Immerse yourself in the inspiring journey of resilience and ambition suggested by the title "Ragged Dick." This podcast showcases a rotating collection of audiobooks that delve into the transformative power of hard work, integrity, and the pursuit of the American Dream. Each episode highlights unique narratives that celebrate the grit of individuals striving to rise from humble beginnings to achieve their aspirations. From tales of young entrepreneurs to stories of personal redemption, listeners are invited to explore diverse experiences that resonate with hope and determination. This is not a...

James Baldwin’s critique of American society at the height of the civil rights movement brings his prescient thoughts on social isolation, race, and police brutality to a new generation of readers. Available for the first time in a stand-alone edition, Nothing Personal is Baldwin’s deep...

Based on the murder of nineteen children and two teachers in the Robb Elementary School shooting, The Mural explores themes of violent radicalism, generational trauma, cancel culture, and the healing power of art through the experiences of a muralist and his lover. He shot Granny in the face...

You were not built to run on empty. But for a lot of people, that is exactly where life has landed them exhausted, anxious, and bracing for the next thing to go wrong. The strength and peace you have been searching for were never meant to come from trying harder, achieving more, or simply pushing through. They were designed to be received. From the one who created you. Through the ancient, proven, Scripture-rooted practice of declaring what God has already said out loud, over your own life, until it becomes the ground you actually stand on.

Hosea Williams, Jr.’s By a Prophet: A Collection of Christian Haiku is a refreshing and thought-provoking exploration of biblical themes through the lens of found haiku poetry. This unique approach marries the ancient wisdom of the prophets with the concise beauty of Japanese verse, creating an engaging and meditative listening experience.

Magic runs the city. He’s the one man it can’t touch. Maxwell Graves doesn’t cast spells. He doesn’t need to. As the only detective immune to magic, he handles the cases no one else can. When a witch hires him to find a missing werewolf teen, Max is thrown into the middle of a ticking time bomb. If the teen isn’t found soon, her pack won’t wait. They’ll tear the city apart looking for her. But the Wizard Council won’t help. The vampires deny everything. And something big and ugly won’t stop watching Max from the shadows. Meanwhile, the clock keeps ticking.