Send us Fan Mail The script tells the chilling story of a 1958 archival discovery at Fort Hays State University, where a graduate assistant listening to a reel-to-reel tape recorded by local resident Mary C. Highland uncovers a dark, hidden secret from the Kansas frontier. Prompted by a cryptic note left in the tape box, the narrative flashes back to 1888 Bucklin, Kansas, where investigator Jack Sterling looks into the legend of the "Sod-House Spectre". He learns that the haunting ghost is El...

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Today's episode is all about reflecting on your journey. Where you came from and where you're going. Looking within yourself to find the things that you're missing. Learning the lessons and passing them on.

I had a college degree, my first professional job, and an apartment in Tallahassee. What I didn’t have was a bed—or the understanding that asking for help was still an option. In this episode of IN THE KNOW with Tony Reeves, I revisit the days of televisions on the floor, bare rooms, and the belief that being a grown-up meant figuring everything out myself. Looking back, I recognize how much that belief affected my quality of life. It’s a personal reflection on independence, accepting support, and

YELLOW ROCKING — what to say when going no-contact isn't an option.You've probably heard of gray rocking: become boring, give nothing back, stop being interesting to engage with. It works beautifully right up until you can't use it.Because sometimes you share children. Sometimes you work together. Sometimes it's your mother. Sometimes there's a business, a house, a divorce, a pet, an aging parent — and you can't just disappear.That's what yellow rocking is for.In Episode

Fan Mail me to be on the next episode!LOCKTOBER: Locked, Owned & Ruined | Chastity, Keyholding & Orgasm DenialIt’s only the beginning of October.Are you already regretting giving her the key?In this special Locktober erotic audio preview, I take you inside the head of a locked submissive who wanted more than simply wearing a chastity cage for the month.He wanted control.He wanted denial.He wanted a Keyholder who would make him feel what it means to surrender that key.And he may have gotten

In June 1982, 10 Peruvian pilots were tasked with a secret mission: deliver fighter jets to Argentina as it battled the UK over the Falkland Islands.One of those pilots, Rubén Mimbela, tells Stefania Gozzer about the risks they faced and how the mission remained out of the public eye for more than 25 years.Witness History is a short BBC World Service podcast about history that takes you inside big moments from the past through first-hand testimony and archive. Each weekday, in around nine minutes,

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How many things on last year's fall list did you actually do? If the answer is two, you're in good company. Most of us save the pumpkin patch pictures, mean every word, and then watch the season close before we ever leave the house. These fall bucket list ideas are built to fix that.In this episode, Monti shares the ten outings she puts on her list every fall, from the classics to the slow, cozy ones, plus the simple system that gets a bucket list off your notes app and onto your calendar

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Today I wanted to share some observations I have been noticing as a new mom. Is too much information a bad thing? Are objective truths controversial? Can an infant and mother be "too" attached? Is society normalizing things that should have never been normal. We chat about all that and more in today’s episode!Ep. 44 - - - DailyWire+: Become a Daily Wire Member and watch all of our content ad-free: https://get.dailywire.com/infidels 40% off annual plans with code FIGHT 📲 Download

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On 5 June 1982, a teenage refugee from Vietnam became the first Rubik's Cube world champion. Representing the United States, 16-year-old Minh Thai took on contestants from 18 other countries at the championship in Hungary.He made history by solving the cube in 22.95 seconds.He tells Helen Ledwick about his first encounter with the iconic puzzle, his journey from Los Angeles to Budapest, and a last-minute obstacle that nearly stopped him from taking part.Eye-witness accounts brought to life by

Send us Fan Mail In the summer of 1867, a terrifying cholera epidemic swept through Fort Dodge, Kansas, striking down healthy men by dusk and leaving a young eastern private named Walter "Walt" Hall among the fallen. Amidst a raging prairie thunderstorm, soldiers heard frantic scratching coming from the stone "Dead House," but the exhausted post surgeon dismissed the terrifying sounds as the wind. Decades later, in the spring of 1890, a hardened U.S. Cavalry veteran named Sergeant Elias Thorn...

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Fan Mail me to be on the next episode!Hello, my sweet little piggy.Sometimes submission isn't complicated. You don't need to think. You don't need to make decisions. You just need to let go, listen, obey, and enjoy having all of your Goddess's attention focused directly on you.In this audio, I bring you into that quiet little place where serving feels good, obedience feels natural, and being my good boy is exactly where you want to be.But consider this your taste of what I have

The siege of Ladysmith was a key moment in the Boer War, also known as the South African War. In 1899, British troops and civilians were trapped in the besieged South African town for 118 days. Using a BBC archive recording, James Dalton, a British Army bandsman with the Gordon Highlanders, recalls shelling, hunger, disease and the dramatic relief of Ladysmith. Produced by Helen Ledwick in collaboration with BBC Archives.Witness History is a short BBC World Service podcast about history that takes