Monday June 28 2021

Schedule
Hour Title Author length
Midnight ‘And the Rigour of the Game’ Robert Barr 41:53
1 AM Lord Chizelrigg’s Missing Fortune Robert Barr 54:33
2 AM Christian And Hopeful Are Captives In Doubting Castle John Bunyan 23:22
3 AM Little Britain Washington Irving 41:51
4 AM My Kinsman Nathaniel Hawthorne 52:29
5 AM Frankenstein Mary W. Shelley 36:15
6 AM The Texas Matchmaker – ch 8-9 Andy Adams 38:35
7 AM The History of Greece Vol 2 – pt 4 John Bagnell Bury 31:58
8 AM The Girl on the Boat – ch 16-17 P. G. Wodehouse 35:32
9 AM The Apology of a Professor Stephen Leacock 34:00
10 AM Alida’s Homeliness Annie Johnston 24:43
11 AM On the Vice of Novel Reading Young E. Allison 36:49
Noon 06 26 21 JEFF SHESOL 28:49
1 PM Frankenstein Mary W. Shelley 36:15
2 PM The Texas Matchmaker – ch 8-9 Andy Adams 38:35
3 PM The History of Greece Vol 2 – pt 4 John Bagnell Bury 31:58
4 PM The Girl on the Boat – ch 16-17 P. G. Wodehouse 35:32
5 PM Intellect Ralph Waldo Emerson 30:42
6 PM The Outcasts of Poker Flat Bret Harte 24:54
7 PM Transformation Robert Barr 32:05
8 PM The Texas Matchmaker – ch 8-9 Andy Adams 38:35
9 PM Frankenstein Mary W. Shelley 36:15
10 PM The Girl on the Boat – ch 16-17 P. G. Wodehouse 35:32
11 PM The History of Greece Vol 2 – pt 4 John Bagnell Bury 31:58

4 thoughts on “Monday June 28 2021”

  1. What am I listening to? It’s sure not what is listed on the schedule. This happens often. Ended 9:52 on Monday, June 28, 2021. The subject was about the House of Representatives. The next item was something like Letters From Sweden. Next was Elizabeth Barret Browning. Thanks! 🙂

  2. Hi,
    Sorry you didn’t hear what you were expecting!

    Each hour starts with something longer, then the rest of the hour is filled
    up with random shorter bits until it is full.

    The longer piece which started shortly after 9 pm was the first section of Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.
    It finished around 9:37.

    Between 9:37 and 9:52 pm on June 28 we were playing the Federalist Paper No. 58 by James Madison.
    It was followed by Sonnets from the Portuguese #25 by Browning.

  3. Oops!
    I made a mistake in my previous reply.

    You were right!

    The piece following Federalist Paper No. 58 was by Mary Wollstonecraft
    “Letters Written During a Short Residence in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark“, letter #25.

  4. One last thing: Although I didn’t plan things that way,
    The selection from Mary Wollstonecraft is interesting because it relates to
    The featured selection for that hour.

    Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein, was the daughter of Wollstonecraft
    who died shortly after Mary Shelley was born due to complications of childbirth.

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