The Bridge That Never Lost Its Distance From the RiverBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/kurious-strange-unusual-unbelievable--5682250/support.KURIOUS: Strange and Unusual StoriesThis episode includes AI-generated content.

As Dan and Abigail explore the supposedly haunted house above, James and Cassandra are taken down into the underground basecamp established by the Sisterhood of Babalon where they discover that Eliza's crew may not be such good friends after all.HAUNTED: The Audio Drama is created by Jamie Evans and produced by Benton Hodges & Jamie Evans for Impala Films."Haunted, A Love Story" is written by Jamie EvansEdited by Benton HodgesStarringJamie Evans as James HunterIsabella Barbieri as Abigail

On October 7, 1571, hundreds of galleys met at Lepanto in one of the great naval battles of history. The Holy League, commanded by the young Don John of Austria, faced the formidable fleet of the Ottoman Empire in a struggle that would echo through European and Catholic memory for centuries.But this is also the story of what G.K. Chesterton heard in Lepanto.In his magnificent poem, the battle becomes almost audible: drums and cannon, kings and slaves, prayer and war, and the recurring cry that

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Benedictine College entered the fourth quarter against rival Baker University trailing 32–17.What followed had almost everything a football storyteller could ask for: interceptions, missed kicks, a two-point conversion, a punt downed at the two-yard line, a safety — and a 34–32 come-from-behind victory that wasn’t settled until one final interception.It was the kind of game that becomes a story.And that got us thinking about perhaps the most famous story in college football: George Gipp, Knute

Lux Radio Theatre presents “The Kiss of Death,” originally broadcast on CBS on January 12, 1948. Episode 598 adapts the 1947 20th Century-Fox film noir, based on a story by Eleazar Lipsky. Victor Mature, Coleen Gray, and Richard Widmark reprise their screen roles.In New York City, ex-convict Nick Bianco faces an impossible choice after a jewelry-store robbery: accept the consequences himself or cooperate with authorities against the dangerous criminal world he knows. This tense drama explores

From The Lone Ranger, “The Son of a Killer” (also listed as “The Son of Akiller”) originally aired November 1, 1940. This is episode 1213 of the classic Mutual Broadcasting System series, written by Fran Striker and featuring Earle Graser as the Lone Ranger and John Todd as Tonto.After fifteen years in prison, John Hawkins returns determined to settle an old grievance with Ian Beasley. When Beasley’s son becomes entangled in a robbery-and-murder accusation, the Lone Ranger and Tonto investigate the

CBS Radio Mystery Theater presents “The Sealed Room Murder,” originally broadcast October 23, 1975, as episode 366. Adapted by Ian Martin from Melville Davisson Post’s “The Doomdorf Mystery,” this pioneer-era Virginia locked-room drama features Howard DaSilva and Fred Gwynne.In an isolated mountain community, a much-disliked resident is found dead in a room apparently sealed from within. As local investigators look past the town’s easy explanations, the victim’s bitter history and the impossible

Suspense presents “Portrait Without a Face,” originally broadcast March 2, 1944. This local archival recording is identified as episode 2. The CBS drama was written by Corporal Louis Pelletier and sponsored by Roma Wines.In wartime France, refugee Colette is drawn to an art gallery and a troubling canvas whose blank face seems connected to her past. As she encounters painter Paul Degel and the suspicious Charles Gavenaud, old loyalties and dangerous questions gather around the portrait. Michèle

The Shadow presents “Altar of Death,” originally broadcast March 15, 1942. Cataloged as episode 249 in some listings, this Mutual Broadcasting System adventure stars Bill Johnstone as Lamont Cranston/The Shadow and Marjorie Anderson as Margo Lane.Lamont and Margo travel to Port St. Luce, a tropical volcanic island haunted by an annual rite known as “the night that eats people.” As fear gathers around the volcano and its ominous ceremonies, the Shadow investigates the deadly force behind the island’s

Gunsmoke presents “Gunsmuggler,” episode 93 of the classic CBS radio series, originally broadcast on January 30, 1954. William Conrad stars as Marshal Matt Dillon, with Parley Baer as Chester. The episode was written by John Meston and directed by Norman Macdonnell.When a homesteading family is killed by rifles linked to Pawnee raiders, Dillon investigates signs that someone is illegally supplying weapons on the frontier. With Chester and an Indigenous scout, he follows a dangerous trail through the

Escape presents “23 Leiningen Vs the Ants,” originally broadcast May 23, 1948. This archival recording is identified as episode number 4805. William Conrad stars as Leiningen in Robert Ryf’s radio adaptation of Carl Stephenson’s “Leiningen Versus the Ants,” directed by Norman Macdonnell.At an isolated Amazon jungle plantation, Leiningen receives a dire warning from a district commissioner: an immense army of deadly ants is advancing. Determined not to abandon his land or the people depending on him,

Box 13 presents “One of These Four,” originally broadcast May 8, 1949. In episode 38 of Alan Ladd’s mystery-adventure series, Ladd stars as adventure writer Dan Holiday. The episode was written by Russell Hughes and directed by Vern Carstensen.An anonymous invitation promises Holiday a first-class voyage, but Pier 9 leads him to a private yacht and three equally puzzled strangers. When their host declares that one of the four guests is a murderer, the voyage becomes a dangerous contest of suspicion

0672 - Come, Fill My Cup (6/27/1977)Written by Sam Dann. Directed by Himan Brown.Cast: William Griffis; Larry Haines; Russell Horton; Earl Hammond.A commuter train conductor recounts how a regular poker game on one train's club car turned into murder by poison.

Crime Classics presents “Your Loving Son Nero,” originally broadcast on CBS on August 31, 1953. This is episode 12 of the series.In ancient Rome, Emperor Nero struggles against the continuing influence of his formidable mother, Agrippina, as political power and family resentment collide in the imperial court. William Conrad stars as Nero and Betty Lou Gerson as Agrippina in this darkly ironic historical drama, produced and directed by Elliott Lewis.Old Time Retro Radio presents the original

"Aesop's Fables, Volume 06 (Fables 126-150)" presents a collection of timeless tales that capture the essence of human behavior and moral lessons through simple yet profound narratives. Each fable distills wisdom that continues to resonate today, highlighting themes of honesty, humility, and the consequences of one's actions. The enduring nature of these stories lies in their ability to teach important life lessons in a way that is accessible to all ages. As listeners immerse themselves in these

"Freaks on the Fells Three Months' Rustication, Story 2" by R. M. Ballantyne invites listeners into a world of adventure and exploration amidst the rugged beauty of nature. This dramatic reading captures the essence of youthful curiosity and the spirit of discovery, making it a timeless tale that resonates with anyone who has ever sought solace or inspiration in the great outdoors. The themes of resilience and camaraderie echo throughout the narrative, reminding us of the importance of friendship

Canadian Fairy Tales by Cyrus Macmillan is a captivating collection that delves into the rich tapestry of folklore from Canada, showcasing the enchanting stories that have shaped its cultural landscape. These tales, steeped in tradition and imagination, reflect timeless themes of adventure, morality, and the connection between humanity and nature. Listening to this audiobook offers a unique opportunity to explore the diverse narratives that resonate with both young and old, reminding us of the