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Anyone who has a personal connection with someone who served as an infantryman in Vietnam or simply has curiosity about infantry life in Vietnam will better understand, after listening to this book, the answer to the question "What was daily life like for them there?"

Step into the life of Thomas De Witt Talmage, one of the most influential religious figures in 19th century America. His powerful sermons, both written and spoken, resonate with conviction and insight, offering timeless wisdom that remains relevant even today. This autobiography, co-authored with his wife, Eleanor McCutcheon Collier Talmage, captures the essence of Talmages faith-filled journey. The first 17 chapters are penned by Talmage himself, while the final five chapters reflect the loving perspective of his wife, creating a rich tapestry of their shared experiences and beliefs.

Sarah Longwell and Ben Wittes are watching “A French Village,” about the Nazi occupation of a small town in France. While the show first aired in France in 2009 (and ran through 2017), it's finding a new audience in the United States now that’s it been released on Amazon Prime. If you love the show, you’ll love this podcast. If you don’t know the show, you’ll still love this podcast.

Die Piraterie ist fast so alt wie die Seefahrt selbst. Schon der griechische Historiker Thukydides berichtete im 5. Jahrhundert v. Chr. von Völkern, die sich ihren Lebensunterhalt mit dem Überfall auf fremde Schiffe "verdienten". Geblieben ist seitdem die Verklärung. Gern werden Seeräuber in Büchern und Filmen als Helden à la Robin Hood dargestellt oder als aufrechte Streiter gegen Knechtung und Entrechtung idealisiert.

Topsail resembles resorts of decades past. It has the small-town feel of a family beach, a place with few commercial trappings. McAllister blends interviews with stories of early pirates, devastating hurricanes, a 1940s dig in search of a 1630 Spanish galleon's treasure, the US government's secret rocket program, a modern-day sea-turtle preservation project, and a black bear that came to stroll the beach. McAllister tells the many stories of Topsail with the help of those who love the island best.

“Shevet Kollot Medabrim” means ‘Tribe of Voices Speak’ There are many flavours of Judaism and we are have our own individual unique voice. At the end of the day we are connected by our Judaism. We are one Tribe. Our many voices become one in unison as we align to the Divine plan of HaShem. This podcast is a sacred space for us to express our Judaism. In this space each week we will have the reading of the weekly Parsha in English and in a separate episode we will discuss the weekly Parsha. This is also a sacred space to speak about engaging topics such as Kabbalah, Hebrew Astrology, ...