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She wasn’t supposed to bring him back. She did it anyway. Eight years after the collapse, Mabel Gray survives inside Ridgeline Valley, a hidden settlement in Washington’s Cascade Mountains. Its forty residents are held together by strict rules, guarded borders, and the fragile belief that survival depends on keeping the outside world out. Mabel follows the rules. Mostly. Then she finds an unconscious boy beside a mountain road, watched over by a loyal dog who refuses to leave him.

Do you like sitting around with your friends and talking about movies all night? Then this is the show for you.Each week, I'm joined by a guest who has decided a theme for a movie night, three movies as well as some kind of snack or beavrage that fit the theme. Then we see were the conversation takes us. I'd love to hear from you guys. Leave me a voice message and I'll play it back on future epsiode:https://www.speakpipe.com/themenighttheater Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Think you have a good memory? Think again. Memories are our most cherished possessions. We rely on them every day of our lives. They make us who we are. And yet the truth is they are far from being the accurate records of the past we like to think they are. True, we can all admit to having suffered occasional memory lapses, such as entering a room and immediately forgetting why or suddenly being unable to recall the name of someone we've met dozens of times. But what if we have the potential for more profound errors of memory?

I never thought I would be in this situation, fighting for survival in a world turned upside-down. But here I am, doing everything I can to keep my daughters safe in this apocalyptic dawn. It's hard to believe that just a few weeks ago, our biggest worries were school, soccer practice, and what to make for dinner. Now, we're living in constant fear. The pack of abandoned dogs we've taken in helps, but it's a dangerous world out there. We've had to maintain a charade to keep looters at bay, by making our home, and the others on our street look like still occupied by our old neighbors.

Every modern Illuminati theory descends from three books. Here they are — complete, unabridged, and undiluted by commentary. 1797: Edinburgh professor John Robison — no pamphleteer, but secretary of Scotland's Royal Society — publishes Proofs of a Conspiracy, charging that the Bavarian...

In Quintessence of Ibsenism, George Bernard Shaw, a playwright with his own critiques, delves deep into the social philosophies of Henrik Ibsen. He challenges the conventional ideals that both writers deem as the greatest evils plaguing humanity. Shaw meticulously analyzes sixteen of Ibsens plays, revealing insights that resonate with his own revolutionary principles. Throughout the text, his radical feminist views shine through, often reflecting perspectives that feel decades ahead of their time. This engaging exploration not only highlights the brilliance of two transformative authors but ...

Dive into The Perfect Wagnerite, George Bernard Shaws insightful commentary on Richard Wagners epic Der Ring des Nibelungen, originally published in 1898. Shaw crafted this work for Wagners ardent fans who found themselves grappling with the complexities of his ideas, particularly the dilemmas faced by Wotan. Through a Marxian lens, Shaw interprets the Ring as a powerful allegory for the inevitable collapse of capitalism, highlighting its internal contradictions. He also offers a fascinating perspective on the shift in musical aesthetics that begins in the final scene of Siegfried, suggesting ...

Discover the inspiring stories of Solomon Benjamin Shaw, a dedicated Methodist Episcopal minister, historian, and essayist. Married to Etta Ellen in McBride, Michigan, Solomons journey took him from Chicago to Grand Rapids, where he championed a unique approach to faith. Embracing an undenominational line, he sought to unite believers across denominational boundaries, emphasizing the importance of saving souls and guiding them toward the transformative experience of entire sanctification. Join us as we delve into his remarkable insights and heartfelt stories. - Summary by Tim Cote

Saint Joan is a compelling play by George Bernard Shaw that dives into the life of Joan of Arc, a 15th-century French military icon. Premiering in 1923, just three years after her canonization by the Roman Catholic Church, the play captures Shaws perspective that the individuals involved in Joans trial acted based on their convictions. In his preface, Shaw eloquently states, “There are no villains in the piece. Crime, like disease, is not interesting it is something to be done away with by general consent, and that is all [there is] about it. It is what men do at their best, with good ...

In Widowers Houses, one of the three thought-provoking plays that make up Shaws Plays Unpleasant published in 1898, the renowned playwright challenges the status quo of Victorian theatre. Rather than simply entertain, Shaw aims to illuminate pressing social issues and critique the exploitation of the working class by the affluent elite. The story follows Dr. Harry Trench, who faces a moral crisis upon learning the unsettling truth about his fiancées father, Mr. Sartorius, and his dubious means of wealth. As the narrative unfolds, it becomes clear that Trenchs own financial situation is ...

Arms and the Man is a witty comedy by George Bernard Shaw, first produced in 1894 and published in 1898. It has since earned its place as one of Shaws most beloved plays. With his characteristic sharpness, Shaw challenges the conventional ideals surrounding war and love, using satire to expose the myth of the brave soldier eager for battle. He cleverly illustrates that true character remains unchanged, whether one is in uniform or not, showing that a cautious soldier can be just as commendable as a reckless one. Join us as we unravel the hilarity and depth of this timeless masterpiece. - ...

We either seize the opportunity or lose the chance to be great. We can spend all our lives preparing to be winners, working so hard for the glory of success in our careers, relationships, professional and personal lives, but often fear, anxiety and self-sabotages get in the way. Here is the good news! There are powerful ways to combat all that and everything else standing in the way of your goals. Gerard Shaw, a communication coach and creator of this powerful series, explores the science of success of people who discovered the secrets of winning through effective communication.

Turn presentation anxiety into authentic leadership presence with this actionable guide to professional communication. Whether you are leading a crucial hybrid meeting or navigating everyday hallway negotiations, mastering your voice is the ultimate career advantage. Discover how to instantly...

I hate going to the doctors, but that’s not my problem right now. It’s that the new physician in town won’t stop trying to make me his. Alexi. I hate doctors. Hate everything about going to see them. The cold rooms, the stern faces, the way they act like they know your whole life because of a clipboard. So when I got sick, I put it off as long as humanly possible, but my fever is getting worse, so I bite the bullet and drag my miserable butt into Wolf Valley Medical. I’m prepared for a shot or some vile-tasting medicine. What I wasn’t prepared for was Dr. Hugh Mercer.

2082: The Weight of Memory. The Future in Ten Stories. The year is 2082. Humanity has survived the crises it once feared — but survival has come at a cost. Across ten cities, towns and villages worldwide, ordinary lives are caught in extraordinary systems. Memory can be copied, traded or...

George Bernard Shaws most well known work, adapted multiple times by film and stage, such as My Fair Lady and Pretty Woman, "Pygmalion" premiered in Vienna in 1913 before coming to england in 1914 on London's West End. This 5 act play introduces us to the irascible Professor Henry Higgins, who...

Lady Verna of Eclipsia is known for two things. The finest wine in the land, and purchasing young women from the slave auctions to give them a safe haven. The Empire is a world of harsh politics, and never-ending wars on the outposts, and the emperor's word is law. Borgine the Third rules from...

When Professor Henry Higgins takes on the challenge of transforming Eliza Doolittle from a Cockney flower girl into a poised lady of society, he sparks a battle of wits, class, and identity that will leave you questioning the very nature of transformation. This dynamic tale unfolds as Higgins, armed with his expertise in phonetics, makes a bold wager with Colonel Pickering: he believes he can teach Eliza not only how to speak properly but also how to navigate the complexities of high society. As Eliza embarks on her journey, she discovers that true refinement goes beyond mere accents and ...

In a world drowning in deception, a remnant still hears the voice of God. The Ones Who Hear follows ordinary people thrust into extraordinary spiritual conflict as prophetic warnings, supernatural encounters and growing darkness begin reshaping the world around them. As fear spreads and truth become dangerous, those who remain faithful must decide whether they will follow comfort... or the voice of calling them deeper. A faith-based romantic thriller filled with suspense, spiritual warfare, mystery and redemption.