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The world and lived experience of books, their authors and readers - think insight, warmth, imagination, smell, journey and emotion
The world and lived experience of books, their authors and readers - think insight, warmth, imagination, smell, journey and emotion
Kidnap: Inside The Ransom Business
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This week Susan talks to German researcher and writer Anja Shortland about her fascinating new bo...
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Chapter 246: Walking to Jerusalem with Justin Butcher
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Chapter 246: Walking to Jerusalem with Justin Butcher
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Chapter 250: 'More Dashing' with Adam Sisman
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Chapter 250: 'More Dashing' with Adam Sisman
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Chapter 248: 'How the Work Thinks' with Julian Baggini
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Chapter 248: 'How the Work Thinks' with Julian Baggini
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Chapter 249: 'Our Boys' with Helen Parr
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Chapter 249: 'Our Boys' with Helen Parr
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Chapter 247: The Vogue with Eoin Mc Namee
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Chapter 247: The Vogue with Eoin Mc Namee
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Chapter 245: 'Living with Buildings' with Iain Sinclair
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This week Susan talks to Iain Sinclair about his latest book 'Living with Buildings and Walking with Ghosts: On Health and Architecture' published by Profile Books.
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Chapter 243: 'Passing Judgment' with Terri Apter
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This week Susan talks to Psychologist and Writer Dr Terri Apter about her latest book 'Passing Judgment: Praise and Blame in Everyday Life' published by WW Norton.
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Chapter 252: 'Schadenfreude' with Tiffany Watt Smith
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Chapter 252: 'Schadenfreude' with Tiffany Watt Smith
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Chapter 244: The Desert and the Sea Michael Scott Moore
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This week Susan talks with Michael Scott Moore about his new memoir 'The Desert and the Sea: 977 Days Captive on the Somali Pirate Coast' published by Harper Collins.
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Chapter 243: Why We Need Religion with Stephen Asma
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This week Susan talks with American philosopher, writer and teacher Dr Stephen Asma about his latest book 'Why We Need Religion' published by Oxford University Press.
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Chapter 242: Attention with Joshua Cohen
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This week Susan talks with American novelist, essayist and journalist Joshua Cohen about his new collection of non fiction 'Attention' published by Fitzcarraldo Editions.
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Chapter 240: 'The Happiness Dictionary' with Tim Lomas
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This week Susan talks to British psychologist and writer Dr Tim Lomas about his new book 'The Happiness Dictionary' published by Piatkus.
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Chapter 241: 'The Book of Common Prayer'
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This week Susan talks to British writer and literary scholar Brian Cummings about his new book 'The Book of Common Prayer: A Very Short Introduction' published by OUP.
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Chapter 239: 'Music as an Art' with Roger Scruton
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This week Susan talks to English philosopher, writer and musician Roger Scruton about his new book 'Music as an Art' published by Bloomsbury.
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Chapter 238: Death of a Translator with Ed Gorman
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This week Susan talks to English writer, journalist and editor Ed Gorman about his new memoir 'Death of a Translator' published by Arcadia Books.
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Chapter 237: Inheritors of the Earth
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This week Susan talks to British evolutionary biologist, ecologist and teacher Dr Chris D Thomas about his new book 'Inheritors of the Earth' published by Penguin Books.
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Chapter 236: My Country: A Syrian Memoir
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This week Susan talks with Palestinian Syrian Writer and Human Rights Activist Kassem Eid about his memoir 'My Country: A Syrian Memoir' published by Bloomsbury.
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Chapter 236: The Three Escapes of Hannah Arendt
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This week Susan talks with American writer, cartoonist and teacher Ken Krimstein about his latest graphic biography 'The Three Escapes of Hannah Arendt.
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Chapter 234: Robert Graves with Jean Moorcroft Wilson
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This week Susan talks with British Writer and Biographer Jean Moorcroft Wilson about her new biography 'Robert Graves: From Great War Poet to Goodbye To All That'.
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Un Libro Una Hora
Aprende a leer, aprende de literatura escuchando. Un programa para contar un libro en una hora. Grandes clásicos de la literatura que te entran por el oído. Dirigido por Antonio Martínez Asensio, crítico literario, productor, escritor y guionista. En directo los domingos a las 05:00 y a cualquier hora si te suscribes. En Podimo, ¿Y ahora qué leo? nuestro spin off con los imprescindibles de la temporada https://go.podimo.com/es/ahoraqueleo Updated
Cuentos y Relatos
Espacio no profesional dedicado a la lectura de Cuentos y Relatos clásicos realizada con voz humana (sin IA) y amenizada con una ambientación musical o sonora. Literatura de todos los géneros: Misterio, Ciencia Ficción, Terror, Fantástico, Policíaco, Costumbrista...
No son audios dramatizados, no son locuciones, no son narraciones. Son simplemente lecturas amateur y un proyecto absolutamente desinteresado y sin ánimo de lucro.
Algunos de los audios de este podcast pueden herir la sensibilidad del oyente debido a su contenido o lenguaje explícito. Si te consideras una persona sensible en este aspecto, por favor, no lo escuches y elige otro podcast más acorde a tus gustos, de lo contrario, adelante, estás en tu casa.
Espero que lo disfrutéis tanto como yo lo hago durante la producción de estos audios. Gracias por anticipado y también por vuestra presencia. ¡Un saludo!
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La Bala Mágica
Marta es una periodista con un sexto sentido para detectar las mentiras que se publican y los intereses que a veces hay detrás de ellas. Ese talento natural hace que el Estado se interese por sus servicios y la contrata en una unidad especial de carácter reservado destinada a luchar contra la desinformación.
Una vieja teoría de la conspiración capta su atención: “las empresas energéticas llevan años ocultando que la basura puede convertirse en combustible”. A medida que avanza en la investigación, Marta se va convenciendo de que quizá no se trate de un bulo. Comienza a creer que ha habido desapariciones de científicos, informes destruidos, periodistas que han salido de los medios en los que trabajaban… Incluso empieza a sospechar de sus propios jefes y de algunos de los expertos que le han ayudado a desentrañar otras teorías.
La Bala Mágica es una ficción de Summer Story impulsada por Repsol.
Protagonizada por Irene Escolar, Silvia Abascal, Carlos Peguer y Roberto Álamo.
Dirigida por Álvaro de Cózar.
Creada por Álvaro De Cózar, Íñigo Anzizu y Jerónimo Andreu.
Guión: Álvaro de Cózar, Jerónimo Andreu y Alba Carballal.
Diseño sonoro, montaje y grabación: Josefina Rozenwasser.
Técnico de sonido: David Gutiérrez .
Música original: Iván Ruiz Serrano.
Diseño gráfico de la Agencia Summer.
Producido por Iván Pérez y Paloma Lizarraga.
Asistente de producción: María Baldasano.
Producción Ejecutiva: Pilar Sayáns.
Con las voces de: Antonio Gil, Pepe Ocio, Francesco Carril, Alex Nebot, Fabio Espinosa, Eva Egido, Erik Gatby, Roberto Cerdá. Alejandro Diéz, Fernando Pedraza, Eva Torres y los ganadores del casting interno de Repsol: David José Martín Alcalde y Gabriela Castro de la Puente. Updated