Showing results by narrator "Ed" in All Categories

Archie finds the diary of Peter Stuyvesant. Featuring Ed Gardner, Arthur Treacher, Bert Gordon, Hazel Shermet.

Archie's doctor has told him that he only has three days to live... or did he? Archie keeps the true diagnosis from the gang down at the tavern.

Willie Gundig, Archie's old classmate, pays Archie a visit down at the tavern. Archie orders a new car to impress Willie. It's a 1949 Cadillac.

Guest Shelley Winters heats up the joint, and Archie gets a mysterious valentine. It is unsigned - or, in Archie words, "unanimous."

A practical joker thinks the only way to get a "bang" out of life is to use a gun! Ed Herlihy (announcer), Les Damon, Bernard L. Schubert (producer), Elspeth Eric.

Things have been slow for "The Falcon" lately, but some girl is planning to give him the business! Ed Herlihy (announcer), Les Damon, Bernard L. Schubert (producer), Ken Lynch.

Red Davis has been murdered. Chuck Morgan had been bragging that he's going to kill Morgan. Mrs. Davis remarries only 12 hours after Red's death! This is a case for Mike Waring... The Falcon!

A gang of promoters not only fix prize fights, they dabble in bank robbery as well. The FBI scores a knockout!

The book takes you through a scriptural, psychological, and temperamental approach - real life everyday experience - to show you how you can practically discover and develop your God-given gift, talent, or potential and follow it to your final destination in life! This book will change your life forever!

In this culmination of the Addictive Shade series, the berserker Ewan rushes to save Lara from her kidnapper, but Lara fell in love with Leug at first sight, finding him a reflection of herself, a kindred spirit, her soulmate. At first glance she found this male mystery an addictive rimeshade, one which ices and burns.

Our culture actually erodes individuality by promoting the idea that there is a certain profile of the ideal person that we must all try to fit. Identity: What It Means to Be You challenges these societal norms, helping you realize that you have value from the moment you were born because you were created by God with it, and nothing can add or detract from that throughout your lifetime.

Fr. Benedict shows how we can tend with love to the wounds of the Church and of the victims of the failure of the Church. He applies the wounds to the contemporary Church and to the suffering of the people of God and our culture as a whole. He points out that the abuse scandals in the Church have caused horrible harm to the victims, their families and the believing community.

"Always ready with a hand for oppressed men, and an eye for repressed women." Michael Waring is the freelance investigator, troubleshooter, and adventurer known to one and all as The Falcon. One part The Saint, one part Boston Blackie, and one part Philip Marlowe - Waring can be suave and charming, especially when a lady is involved. But, there's never any doubt about his nail-spitting toughness, nor of his impatience with the plodding methods of the police - most often expressed in an endless stream of clenched-teeth wisecracks.

Wounds and prejudices stemming from the Civil War, the Great Depression and other conflicts run deep in the Ozark hill country. These frailties, like the scab of a putrid wound, will from time to time reopen and ooze pus. In the tumultuous year of 1968, a farmer stumbles onto the gruesome scene of a hate crime: the lynching of a young gay man whose mangled body has been left hanging from a tree. Clues abound, but the investigation withers and dies.

Someone is firing arrows in the dead of night. Two campers hide a mysterious past. And is it a friend or foe who sabotages the dance decorations? These are just a few of the mysteries facing Striker Jones when he and his friends go to summer camp! Join Striker, Bill, Sheila, and Amy as they face water balloon wars, sports and arts competitions, talent shows, and 10 new, exciting mysteries. And as always, learn some economics along the way!

This work presents a composite view of medieval English university life. The author offers detailed insights into the social and economic conditions of the lives of students, their teaching masters and fellows. The experiences of college benefactors, women and university servants are also examined, demonstrating the vibrancy they brought to university life.

The Midwest Book Review calls Striker Jones a "fun and rollicking series" with "effortless teaching of both cooperation values and basic economics". Striker Jones is a classic kid's detective novel that also teaches children ages 8-12 basic economic concepts. By solving 10 entertaining mysteries with boy detective Striker Jones, kids will learn concepts like trade-offs, supply and demand, risk, and incentives. There's no jargon - only fun!

My Hormones: A Simple Guide to Better and Longer Living teaches readers in simple, easy to understand language about the harmful health effects of hormone imbalance and how these issues can be corrected with bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. Readers from all walks of life will discover a shocking new truth: the reason a great many of us feel poorly, age quickly, and die prematurely is that our hormones are out of balance! And the best part of this truth is that diagnosis of hormone balance is simple, and treatment is safe and effective.

In September 2010, Alejandro Souza learned that Momo, his cousin and closest friend in the family, was suddenly imprisoned. Crushed by his imprisonment and desiring to infuse him with strength, resilience, and, above all, love, Souza made an unconditional commitment to write Momo one letter each day for as long as he was in jail. Letters to Momo is the true, remarkable story about the power to overcome told by the collection of all letters written to Momo during his 144 days in prison - intact and in their original state, exactly as he received them.

Christmas is coming and everyone around 16-year-old Liz Kitchell is busy with preparations. The big houses in her neighborhood are shimmering inside and out with luxurious decorations. And her parents are trying to impress all their friends with extravagant parties and expensive gifts. But Liz feels empty inside. In her English class, her group has to write a composition: How do you get what you want for Christmas?