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Fans of The Conjuring and The Amityville Horror will love this chilling audio experience unraveling the tale of a family haunted by the ghosts of their malevolent ancestors’ disturbing past.

A Place Where We Can Have Conversation Walking Through The Emotions Of Everyday Life. We Aspire To Be A Community Of People Who Love The Lord And Are Vulnerably Rooted In Him.

Welcome to the station. As the clock strikes twelve, we dig into the world's most chilling historical mysteries, unsolved disappearances, and dark histories. Lock the doors, turn down the lights, and settle in

Them Days is dedicated to capturing and preserving the stories throughout Labrador. Enjoy tales from Indian Harbour Hospital, Muddy Bay, about raising siblings and school days...

Perfect for short listening sessions — three unforgettable stories designed to fit a commute. Read Your Commute: Collection 1 delivers three witty, warmly written short stories packed with heart, humor, and just enough surprise to make the ride feel short.

Embark on a captivating journey through early 20th-century Ireland with this remarkable book. The author, born in Ramelton, County Donegal, shares his delightful experiences from a 1902 tour across the enchanting landscapes of the north, west, and south of the Emerald Isle. With a keen eye for social history, he offers entertaining and insightful anecdotes about life during that era. After moving to America at 25, he achieved great success in banking, ultimately becoming a billionaire. His travels reflect a deep connection to his homeland, showcasing how his wealth allowed him to revisit the ...

Immerse yourself in the witty and insightful observations of Samuel Johnson as he explores the remote settlements of Scotland. With his signature tongue-in-cheek style, Johnson delves into the intricacies of the local economy, education, and politics, painting a vivid picture of life in these isolated communities. From the primary produce to the social hierarchies, his keen inquiries and astute observations offer a delightful blend of entertainment and enlightenment. Join Chris Greaves as he narrates this captivating journey through the Western Isles, where history and humor intertwine.This ...

Drugging a Nation unveils the shocking role of the British Empire in the widespread addiction to opium that plagued the Chinese population during the nineteenth century. This gripping narrative reveals how the opium crisis weakened China, leading to multiple invasions—often by the British themselves—aimed at strengthening their treaty ports, alongside interventions from other global powers. Ultimately, this relentless exploitation contributed to the collapse of the once-mighty empire. Through vivid accounts, the book delves into the devastating impact of opium on the daily lives of ...

In Fun of Getting Thin, Samuel G. Blythe shares his delightful journey of shedding 50 pounds without falling for temporary diets or sacrificing his favorite foods. With timeless wisdom that still resonates over a century later, Blythe offers practical advice on food, drink, and exercise that can help you achieve lasting weight loss. This short and entertaining book is packed with common-sense strategies that make healthy living enjoyable. ***Please note Some language used in this book reflects the era it was written and may be considered offensive today.*** (Christine Lehman)This show includes...

This groundbreaking volume seeks to expand upon the ideas introduced in the earlier work Malaria. It presents a compelling theory that highlights humanitys struggle not only against fellow beings but also against the relentless threats posed by wild animals and disease parasites. While the battle with beasts was largely settled before recorded history, parasites have consistently proven to be formidable foes. Entire tribes have been decimated by plagues, kala-azar, and measles; even when diseases don’t deliver a fatal blow, they can severely weaken populations, making them vulnerable to ...

Delve into the wisdom of Samuel Smiles, a Scottish author and reformer who believed that true progress stems from changes in attitude rather than new laws. With his influential work Self-Help, Smiles became a celebrated figure, offering insights on how individuals can overcome lifes challenges. Happy Homes explores the art of thriftiness and its connection to finding happiness in relationships and work. This remarkable book juxtaposes practical 19th-century advice for personal improvement and societal stability with the prevailing gender norms of its time. As Smiles wisely states, “Sow a ...

Thrift is a compelling sequel to Self-Help and Character, designed to lay the groundwork for personal growth and development. This thought-provoking book encourages readers to allocate their resources towards meaningful pursuits instead of indulging in fleeting pleasures. It tackles prevalent challenges like idleness, vanity, and intemperance that can impede our journey towards improvement. While some insights may feel dated—with mentions of military savings banks and penny banks—the timeless principles at its heart remain strikingly relevant. Embark on a transformative journey to embrace ...

Join Samuel H. Church on a captivating journey through the rich and diverse history of Pittsburgh. This podcast dives deep into the city’s historical, industrial, and intellectual landscapes, uncovering the stories and events that have shaped it into a remarkable place worthy of your attention. Discover why Pittsburgh is not just a city, but a vibrant tapestry of significance and innovation. - Summary by Tatiana Chichilla

This concise book aims to illuminate the critical need to eradicate malaria, a disease that, unlike sudden plagues, gradually diminishes the vitality of entire populations. By affecting both the healthy and the weak, malaria can lead to widespread decline and even extinction in endemic regions. Drawing on extensive evidence from medical experts, ancient texts, and historical records, this work reveals how this insidious disease subtly undermined the strength of two great ancient empires, contributing to their eventual decline. Join us in exploring this often-overlooked aspect of history, as we...

Samuel Adams, born in 1833, embarked on his journalism journey in 1858, dedicating a decade to the Army before returning to his true passion—writing. Renowned for his literary contributions, Adams presents one of his final works, The Myths and Fables of To-day. This enchanting collection of myths and fables promises to delight and entertain children, ensuring they wear smiles as they immerse themselves in these timeless tales. Summary by adr6090.

Angels of the Great Plains Motel is the story of what happens over two tumultuous weeks at a motel, restaurant, and nightclub in a small town in the upper Midwest. In the fall of 1975, America is in something like the half-slumber of a Saturday afternoon nap after a rough week. Leisure suits are everywhere, even on “The Tonight Show.” Gerald Ford is caretaker-in-chief of the White House. Olivia Newton-John warbles “Have You Never Been Mellow” and Glen Campbell belts out “Rhinestone Cowboy” on pop and country radio stations.

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Lo que una agencia de automatización instala realmente en una empresa: asistentes que responden a los clientes, toman reservas y hacen seguimiento. Sin jerga. De Organizen.

The brand, its choices, and what is actually behind them: how a piece is designed, what justifies a price, and what we refuse to do. Short episodes on jewelry, materials and the making of a Paris label, for people who want the reasoning rather than the sales pitch. By Organizen.

O que uma agência de automação instala mesmo dentro de uma empresa: assistentes que respondem aos clientes, aceitam reservas e fazem seguimento. Sem jargão. Da Organizen.