Stories Fables Ghostly Tales Podcast

Today I bring you, straight from 1919, a critique on the prison system, political prisoners, and the perception of prisoners waaaay, way back. I hope you enjoy this peculiar topic, one that I researched specifically regarding two key anarchists - Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman. NOTE: This will be my final episode for this year, and I'll be back on the 3rd of January!! I just wanted to say THANK YOU so much for being amazing and what has been achieved over this year: - Over 400 special effects used and bought thanks to your support. - Two new Microphones, and supporting cables. - Purchasing of specialised software to completely repair and fix ancient Old Time Radio episodes. - Completely revitalised the Sherlock Holmes Old Time Radio series. - Supported multiple Old Time Radio archive sources. - Showcased over ten new listener authors, multiple anonymous submissions. - Held our first Podcast interview with a Children's Book/Author. - Landed over 500,000 listens from around the world. - Made some amazing ne

Welcome listeners to Old Time Radio Monday, where today’s episode you’ll be listening to Philip Marlowe, with the episode Dancing Hands, the synopsis is as follows mates:

Welcome you legends! This is piece is a reflection on his state of mind, his exposure to suffering, what suffering meant to him, and the terrible yet enormous knowledge earned from enduring such suffering. This will be a dry read, as I find these sorts of piece are better heard with just the spoken word. Enjoy you lovely listeners!

Welcome, welcome, you lovely souls. Today I have for you 10 poems, dry read, so that means no music, just my voice alone, narrating Isaac Rosenberg’s rich yet sad poems. They speak of war, death, creation, loss, and melancholy. Surely a set of poems to evoke emotion. Isaac wrote poetry about the trenches in World War 1, where he would be shot and killed. He was both a war poet and a painter, and wrote poems that questioned our humanity, and humans relationship with God, spirituality, and the grief brought upon by death. Although his time with us was short, his poetry lives on his collections, and also, this episode. Enjoy!

Phillip Marlowe receives a call from Hellen Palmer…a women worried, a women scared, and rightfully so, because in a couple of seconds on said call with Hellen Palmer, she is shot…point blank. She gasps, then “No” before falling dead. Marlowe rushes, bolts it down where she lives to find…a party?

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