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Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
BooksInSound.com
78 episodes
9 months ago
Books in Sound is a free podcast series that presents an assortment of hundreds of the worlds greatest books through the magic of the performing arts. Instead of having a single narrator read an audiobook, these performances have a full cast of actors, suitable background music, and special effects that help define the drama. Most presentations are from old time radio theater broadcasts that have been remastered in an effort to remove most of the hissing, clicking and volume fluctuations. Many of the presentations are from the 1930's and 1940's, so a significant amount of work went into the remastering process. Most presentations are about one hour, some are multiple hours and some are abbreviated presentation that last about half an hour, making this series wonderful for bedtime stories, self improvement by learning about literature, or simply as a very imaginative form of entertainment. The episodes are not sequential, but we do recommend listening to the complete collection starting with the first episode so that you can grow and benefit from the wide assortment of styles and content.
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Books in Sound is a free podcast series that presents an assortment of hundreds of the worlds greatest books through the magic of the performing arts. Instead of having a single narrator read an audiobook, these performances have a full cast of actors, suitable background music, and special effects that help define the drama. Most presentations are from old time radio theater broadcasts that have been remastered in an effort to remove most of the hissing, clicking and volume fluctuations. Many of the presentations are from the 1930's and 1940's, so a significant amount of work went into the remastering process. Most presentations are about one hour, some are multiple hours and some are abbreviated presentation that last about half an hour, making this series wonderful for bedtime stories, self improvement by learning about literature, or simply as a very imaginative form of entertainment. The episodes are not sequential, but we do recommend listening to the complete collection starting with the first episode so that you can grow and benefit from the wide assortment of styles and content.
Show more...
Books
Arts,
Performing Arts,
Fiction,
Drama
Episodes (20/78)
Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
The Nazarene | Sholem Asch | Books in Sound
2 years ago
59 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
The Red and the Black | Stendhal | Books in Sound
2 years ago
57 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
A Passage to India | E.M. Forster | Books in Sound
2 years ago
59 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
The Jazz Singer | Samson Raphaelson | Books in Sound
2 years ago
58 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
The Day the Earth Stood Still | Harry Bates | Books in Sound
2 years ago
59 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
The Count of Monte Cristo | Alexandre Dumas | Books in Sound
2 years ago
58 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
The Birds | Daphne du Maurier | Books in Sound
2 years ago
52 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
Key Largo | Maxwell Anderson | Books in Sound
2 years ago
58 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
Captain Horatio Hornblower | C.S. Forester | Books in Sound
2 years ago
59 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
The African Queen | C.S. Forester | Books in Sound
2 years ago
56 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea | Jules Verne | Books in Sound
2 years ago
39 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
The Man in the Iron Mask | Alexandre Dumas | Books in Sound
2 years ago
38 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
The Last of the Mohicans | James Fenimore Cooper | Books in Sound
2 years ago
39 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
King Solomon's Mines | Sir H. Rider Haggard | Books in Sound
2 years ago
39 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves | Books in Sound
2 years ago
39 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
Mutiny on the Bounty | Charles Nordhoff | James Norman Hall | Books in Sound
2 years ago
59 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn | Mark Twain | Books in Sound
2 years ago
51 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
Beau Geste | P.C. Wren | Books in Sound
2 years ago
43 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
A Christmas Carol | Charles Dickens | Books in Sound
2 years ago
59 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
The Diary of Anne Frank | Books in Sound
2 years ago
51 minutes

Books in Sound: Better Than Audiobooks
Books in Sound is a free podcast series that presents an assortment of hundreds of the worlds greatest books through the magic of the performing arts. Instead of having a single narrator read an audiobook, these performances have a full cast of actors, suitable background music, and special effects that help define the drama. Most presentations are from old time radio theater broadcasts that have been remastered in an effort to remove most of the hissing, clicking and volume fluctuations. Many of the presentations are from the 1930's and 1940's, so a significant amount of work went into the remastering process. Most presentations are about one hour, some are multiple hours and some are abbreviated presentation that last about half an hour, making this series wonderful for bedtime stories, self improvement by learning about literature, or simply as a very imaginative form of entertainment. The episodes are not sequential, but we do recommend listening to the complete collection starting with the first episode so that you can grow and benefit from the wide assortment of styles and content.