Hour | Title | Author | length |
---|---|---|---|
Midnight | The Poet | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 59:36 |
1 AM | From A to Z | Susan Glaspell | 49:22 |
2 AM | Brown of Calavares | Bret Harte | 22:38 |
3 AM | The Adventure of the Crooked Man | Arthur Conan Doyle | 38:34 |
4 AM | Guns of the Mountain | Robert E. Howard | 34:51 |
5 AM | The Yellow Wallpaper | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 36:09 |
6 AM | The Way We Live Now – ch 89-90 | Anthony Trollope | 38:44 |
7 AM | The Way We Live Now – ch 91-92 | Anthony Trollope | 41:03 |
8 AM | The Way We Live Now – ch 93-95 | Anthony Trollope | 53:51 |
9 AM | The Way We Live Now – ch 96-98 | Anthony Trollope | 57:29 |
10 AM | The Way We Live Now – ch 99-100 (end) | Anthony Trollope | 36:41 |
11 AM | The Light-house Keeper of Aspinwall | Henryk Sienkiewicz | 36:02 |
Noon | Letters.. Letter 13 | Mary Wollstonecraft | 22:45 |
1 PM | Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest | P.G. Wodehouse | 42:45 |
2 PM | Boy Scout Handbook – 15-17 | Boy Scouts of America | 44:39 |
3 PM | Boy Scout Handbook – 18-21 | Boy Scouts of America | 57:35 |
4 PM | Boy Scout Handbook – 22-24 | Boy Scouts of America | 40:25 |
5 PM | Boy Scout Handbook – 25-27 | Boy Scouts of America | 50:39 |
6 PM | Boy Scout Handbook – 28-31 | Boy Scouts of America | 54:42 |
7 PM | Honolulu | W. Somerset Maugham | 59:01 |
8 PM | Dalyrimple Goes Wrong | F. Scott Fitzgerald | 42:38 |
9 PM | An Essay on Criticism | Alexander Pope | 44:49 |
10 PM | Story of a Day | Grace E King | 22:03 |
11 PM | The Clicking of Cuthbert | P. G. Wodehouse | 35:00 |
Daily Archives: July 7, 2017
Saturday July 8 2017
Hour | Title | Author | length |
---|---|---|---|
Midnight | The Duplicity of Hargraves | O’ Henry | 30:28 |
1 AM | Texas John Alden | Robert E. Howard | 41:41 |
2 AM | The Box Tunnel | Charles Reade | 20:53 |
3 AM | Koosje: A Study of Dutch Life | John Strange Winter | 41:09 |
4 AM | Rip Van Winkle | Washington Irving | 40:52 |
5 AM | The Man From Archangel | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle | 56:16 |
6 AM | Popular History of Ireland – Bk 2 ch 1-2 | Thomas D’Arcy McGee | 57:13 |
7 AM | Popular History of Ireland – Bk 2 ch 3-5 | Thomas D’Arcy McGee | 60:05 |
8 AM | Popular History of Ireland – Bk 2 ch 6-8 | Thomas D’Arcy McGee | 48:05 |
9 AM | Popular History of Ireland – Bk 3 ch 1-3 | Thomas D’Arcy McGee | 44:15 |
10 AM | Popular History of Ireland – Bk 3 ch 4-6 | Thomas D’Arcy McGee | 58:21 |
11 AM | The Experiences of the A.C. | Bayard Taylor | 29:51 |
Noon | Book Talk 07 02 17 D R POLLOCK | WYPL Memphis | 28:52 |
1 PM | Walking Stick Papers – ch 0-2 | Robert Holliday | 59:50 |
2 PM | Walking Stick Papers – ch 3-4 | Robert Cortes Holliday | 41:23 |
3 PM | Walking Stick Papers – ch 5-7 | Robert Cortes Holliday | 55:50 |
4 PM | Walking Stick Papers – ch 8-10 | Robert Cortes Holliday | 52:39 |
5 PM | Walking Stick Papers – ch 11-13 | Robert Cortes Holliday | 58:37 |
6 PM | The Unfortunate Bride | Aphra Behn | 26:55 |
7 AM | The Way We Live Now – ch 89-90 | Anthony Trollope | 38:44 |
8 AM | The Way We Live Now – ch 91-92 | Anthony Trollope | 41:03 |
9 AM | The Way We Live Now – ch 93-95 | Anthony Trollope | 53:51 |
10 AM | The Way We Live Now – ch 96-98 | Anthony Trollope | 57:29 |
11 AM | The Way We Live Now – ch 99-100 (end) | Anthony Trollope | 36:41 |
FAQ Question 1: Can you play my favorite (modern) audio book?
FAQ #1: Can you play my favorite (modern) audio book?
We can only play stuff we have permission to play. If you can help us get permission to play your favorite audio book, we will sure try to play it. We would need permission from the copyright holder for the book, and the copyright holder of the performance of the audio book. And if there’s any music in there, we may need permission from the copyright holder of the music composer and of the performance of the music.
We would need specific permissions to play it on the radio, and possibly additional permissions to stream it.
Oh, and it can’t have lots of swear words and stuff in it because that kind of thing isn’t allowed on the radio.
Kind of daunting, isn’t it? So, who do you call to get permission to play a modern audio book? I don’t know. I’ve tried contacting publishers and they aren’t very responsive to this sort of thing (so far). If you figure it out I would love for you to show me how!
This is why we are using public-domain performances of public domain books. And we don’t have music intro/out-ro/bumps.