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episode 23: Pilate's Carol: Stave Three -- Presented for Your Approval
This episode: Stave Three -- Presented for Your Approval.
Join us for Stave Four tomorrow, Dec. 22, 2023.
Set sail with Pilate's Carol, a captivating five-episode mini-series on the 'Mysterious Goings On' podcast. Read by the author, J. Alexander Greenwood, it will air new episodes daily from December 20th through Christmas Day...
episode 22: Pilate's Carol: Stave Two -- Disco Flannel and the Bar Scene
This episode: Stave Two -- Disco Flannel and the Bar Scene.
Join us for Stave Three tomorrow, Dec. 22, 2023.
Set sail with Pilate's Carol, a captivating five-episode mini-series on the 'Mysterious Goings On' podcast. Read by the author, J. Alexander Greenwood, it will air new episodes daily from December 20th through Christmas Day...
episode 21: Pilate's Carol: Stave One -- Waves, Smokies, and a Nemesis Returns
This episode: STAVE One... Waves, Smokies, and an Old Nemesis Returns
Join us for Stave Two tomorrow, Dec. 21, 2023.
Set sail with Pilate's Carol, a captivating five-episode mini-series on the 'Mysterious Goings On' podcast. Read by the author, J. Alexander Greenwood, it will air new episodes daily from December 20th through Christmas Day...
HOLIDAY MINI-SERIES Coming Dec. 20: PILATE'S CAROL
Set sail with 'Pilates Carol', a captivating five-episode mini-series on the 'Mysterious Goings On' podcast. Read by the author, it will air new episodes daily from December 20th through Christmas Day.
Join John Pilate on his stormy eve of Christmas Eve aboard the TenFortyEZ, where spectral visitors stir a sea of memories and revelations, offering a nautical reimagining of Dickens' classic tale...
episode 20: A Conversation with Audiobook Narrator Scott Bartley
Audiobook narrator Scott Bartley joins us to talk about his journey from professional actor and educator to audiobook narrator and performer. Bartley also talks about being part of the John Pilate Mystery universe...and there are a few announcements you won't want to miss...
episode 19: Empires and Myths with Gregory Michael Nixon
In today's episode, we're exploring the timeworn theme of the rise and fall of empires, a topic that has captured many imaginations. Joining us is Gregory Michael Nixon, whose youthful fascination with the myths of Bronze Age Greece has flourished into a lifelong scholarly pursuit...
Meet Alex in Kansas City at the GOING TO KILLING CITY Podcast Live Event!
We're thrilled to announce that the GOING TO KILLING CITY true crime podcast December episode will be recorded live at Buffalo State Pizza in the Crossroads in Kansas City!
Join Jamie Green and Mysterious Goings On host Alex Greenwood on MONDAY, Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. as they explore the exciting topics of our December episode.
Plus, enjoy our special themed drink and savor some amazing pizza...
episode 18: Stigma and Survival in the Shining City
Alex speaks about his lost friend and the many people in the headlines today who have suffered the same fate.
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episode 17: Janet Alcorn on Writing Your Own Destiny
Meet Janet Alcorn, a novelist and short story writer who is a medical librarian by day, author by night. We delve into the importance of taking that first audacious step into the realm of writing, the tactical advantage of using short stories as a career launchpad, and the invaluable benefits of participating in writing groups and seeking constructive criticism. Listen in!
Janet's Books to Help You Write Better: A Writer's Reading List...
The Unseen Deficit: How Non-Readers Miss the Full Picture
Are people who typically say "too long; didn't read" shortchanging themselves AND society? Alex Greenwood explores this in his essay, "The Unseen Deficit: How Non-Readers Miss the Full Picture," originally published in his Substack newsletter, "All Fits That's News."
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