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Everyday Science Classics

Everyday Science Classics

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Summary
 Classic popular-science audiobooks that explain the science hiding in everyday life: Ancient Greek Philosopher-Scientists; Chemical Phenomena in Life by Frederick Czapek; Chemical History of A Candle by Michael Faraday; Secret of Everyday Things by Jean-Henri Fabre.

Michael Faraday's famous candle lectures, Jean-Henri Fabre on the secrets of everyday things, Frederick Czapek on chemistry in living things, and the ancient Greek thinkers who first asked how the world works.

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Episodes
  • Life and Sayings of Mrs Partington and Others of the Family - B P Shillaber

    Life and Sayings of Mrs Partington and Others of the Family - B P Shillaber
    7 Sep 2026
    "Life and Sayings of Mrs. Partington and Others of the Family" by B P Shillaber introduces listeners to the charmingly misguided Mrs. Partington, whose penchant for malapropisms offers a fresh perspective on everyday situations. Her humorous missteps in language not only entertain but also encourage us to reconsider how we communicate our thoughts and feelings. This delightful exploration of language and its quirks remains relevant today, reminding us of the importance of clarity and the joy found in our linguistic blunders. With its timeless themes of miscommunication and the human experience, this audiobook is a delightful listen that celebrates the humor in our everyday lives.
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    8 hrs and 22 min
  • Charles Dickens and Music - James T Lightwood

    Charles Dickens and Music - James T Lightwood
    24 Aug 2026
    "Charles Dickens and Music" by James T Lightwood offers a meticulous examination of the musical elements woven throughout Dickens' novels, highlighting songs, instrumental works, and the various musicians who influenced him. This exploration not only uncovers the rich tapestry of sound that accompanies Dickens' storytelling but also sheds light on his personal interactions with musicians, revealing a lesser-known facet of the beloved author. The enduring themes of music's impact on life and culture resonate today, reminding us of the universal power of melody and rhythm in shaping human experience.

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    4 hrs and 32 min
  • To the Lighthouse' by Virginia Woolf Contemporary Reviews 1927 - Various

    To the Lighthouse' by Virginia Woolf Contemporary Reviews 1927 - Various
    23 Aug 2026
    Virginia Woolf's "To the Lighthouse," published in 1927, garnered a wide array of contemporary reviews that highlight its experimental nature and Woolf's literary genius. Critics praised the novel as a masterpiece, albeit with differing opinions on its perceived flaws, showcasing the complexity and richness of Woolf's writing. This collection of reviews, featuring insights from notable figures like Louis Kronenberger and Conrad Aiken, reveals the diverse interpretations of the book, underscoring its enduring impact on literature. The varied perspectives invite listeners to reflect on how art can evoke different responses and challenge conventions, making this exploration of Woolf's work as relevant today as it was nearly a century ago.

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    3 hrs and 4 min
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