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One of the premiere drama programs of the Golden age of Radio, Suspense was subtitled “radio’s outstanding theater of thrills”. The protagonist was usually a normal person suddenly dropped into a bizarre or threatening situation; solutions were “withheld until the last possible second” and evildoers were usually punished in the end.

If you're ready to stop struggling and start sleeping, John Neil’s new book, Mastering Sleep Hygiene: Your Path to Quality Sleep is the guide you've been waiting for. This insightful short book demystifies the science of sleep and offers a practical, all-natural roadmap to reclaiming your nights.

Australia finally said “Enough”—but your family doesn’t have to wait for anyone else to act. When Australia Said “Enough”: A Wake-Up Call for Families is a parent-led blueprint for removing social media from children under sixteen and rebuilding peace at home. Deacon John O’Maley offers clear moral leadership and concrete steps: how to hold a family meeting, what to expect in the first two weeks, how to prevent sneaking and relapse, and how to replace the feed with real friendships, better sleep, and stronger attention.

The Upside of Down is a powerful true story of resilience, as John Ulsh recounts his journey from a catastrophic accident and a near-hopeless prognosis to overcoming immense physical and emotional challenges—offering listeners an inspiring roadmap to rebuilding their lives, embracing adversity, and reclaiming their personal power. One December afternoon, John Ulsh and his family were laughing and looking forward to picking out the perfect Christmas tree. Then—impact. Metal twisted, glass shattered, and life as he knew it was torn apart.

Escaping the Chains is a story-driven podcast hosted by John Humphries, exploring addiction, recovery, trauma, identity, and life in Christ. Through honest conversations and powerful testimonies, each episode invites listeners into healing, hope, and lasting freedom.

Join me for engaging and challenging conversations about how culture impacts our ability to perceive and process trauma—and how we navigate our faith through cultural boundaries and expectations. Each of us has a story, shaped and influenced by the culture we live in. Culture can be defined by a country, a people group, a church, or even your community. The way we view pain, trauma, and difficulties is often filtered through those cultural lenses—sometimes helping us heal, and other times keeping us silent. In this podcast, we’ll explore what it means to process tragedy in Christ and ...

The CT Softball Blog covers the sport of softball in the state of Connecticut, from high school to college to travel. We want to tell your story.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating evolution of the Christian Church through this comprehensive series by John Fletcher Hurst. Based on five insightful volumes—The Reformation (1884), The Early Church (1886), The Medieval Church (1887), The Modern Church in Europe (1888), and The Church in the United States (1890)—this work paints a vivid picture of the Churchs journey nearly to the present day. Hurst, an esteemed American bishop in the Methodist Episcopal Church, crafted these histories as engaging Chautauqua textbooks. The audio series unfolds in five parts Part 1 explores the Early ...

Let the living waters of the Holy Spirit fill my heart, flowing abundantly to glorify God and bring salvation to His people.

It is a humorous and sarcastic take on the issues that come from the intersection of conspiracy theories, government, media, and big tech. The subjects will be taken from today’s headlines and crazy news we hear each day. Guests and I will discuss the pros and cons of an issue and look for the truths and lies on both sides .

The Unsung Veteran is a veteran-to-veteran interview platform focused on honest conversations about military service, transition, leadership, and life after the uniform.Each episode is a direct, unscripted conversation. There is no imposed narrative, no agenda, and no hero framing. The discussion belongs to the veteran.This podcast exists to document the lived experiences of those who served — across ranks, roles, and backgrounds — and to preserve the perspective that often goes unheard.Full episodes are available in video and audio formats.

Teaching & Influencing People Through JABS MEDIA* Faith-based teaching* Skill acquisition education* Motivational and mindset training* Interpretation of life, dreams, and purpose* Youth and adult empowerment.

When the fog creeps in, the nightmare begins. The Fog Creeps In is a horror anthology podcast hosted by the mysterious Bragi. The episodes feature original short stories, taking the listener on a journey into tales of folklore, dark fantasy, and tragedy. Step into the fog... if you dare.

In this insightful volume published in 1861, John Stuart Mill presents a compelling argument in favor of representative governance. He explores the most effective forms of government, detailing when representative systems are beneficial and when they may falter. Mill emphasizes the essential functions of representative bodies, while cautioning against potential pitfalls. He skillfully differentiates between genuine and misguided democracy, and delves into critical topics such as voting processes, the role of a second chamber in Parliament, and the functioning of an executive branch. Join Bill ...

John Ruskin (1819 – 1900) is celebrated not only as an art and social critic but also as a prolific author, poet, and artist. In Unto This Last, he presents profound insights into political economy that have left a lasting impact on thinkers like Gandhi. Discover the transformative ideas that challenge conventional economic thought. (Hugh McGuire/Wikipedia)

Delve into the profound insights of Saint John Chrysostom as he presents Homilies 1 - 14 on the Gospel of Saint Matthew. Explore the miraculous birth, baptism, temptation, and the early ministry of Jesus Christ through this enlightening commentary. - Summary by The Reader

I would be thrilled if any of you found the courage to engage with a work as substantial as Owen’s Commentary on this Epistle. While it is undoubtedly a lengthy and demanding undertaking, rest assured that with proper guidance, your efforts will not be squandered on mere academic jargon. I can guarantee you will gain far more insight from this monumental work of John Owen than from all the writings on heathen sacrifices combined. It is a text of immense depth and strength, and those who have mastered it are truly on their way to becoming well-rounded and knowledgeable theologians in both ...

In his groundbreaking work, Letter Concerning Toleration, John Locke addresses the critical relationship between religion and government. First published in 1689, this influential letter was originally written in Latin and swiftly translated into multiple languages. Directed towards an anonymous Honored Sir—in truth, Lockes close friend Philip von Limborch, who published it without Lockes consent—this letter presents a compelling argument for religious tolerance amidst the tumultuous backdrop of 17th-century England, where fears of Catholic dominance loomed large. Contrasting sharply with ...

Dive into a thought-provoking critique of classical socialism through a series of engaging letters addressed to Mr. Smith. Authored by the former editor of the New York-based Common Cause magazine, this work offers insightful commentary and analysis that challenges conventional perspectives. Summary by KevinS.

In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the ideas of John McTaggart, a British metaphysician renowned for his philosophical idealism. We explore his seminal article in the periodical Mind, where he presents the intriguing concepts of the A, B, and C series—a framework that has significantly shaped our understanding of the nature of time.