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Penguin Sleep Tales are 10 specially designed descriptive audio tales to help you wind down and relax before you drift off. Developed with The Sleep Council, each track will transport you to a different location, encouraging you to visualise calming settings and landscapes to ease away the day's anxiety or worry and get you in the right frame of mind for sleep.

On the Road with Penguin Classics is a podcast that takes a stroll around the world's favourite books. In each episode, author and editor Henry Eliot travels to a different literary location to explore a brilliant book in the company of a remarkable reader. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Language is power. Emojis, slang, the subjunctive mood . . . all colour our words with meaning. Interested? Then you’re in the right place. Welcome to the Have You Eaten Grandma? podcast.Join Gyles Brandreth, Natalie Haynes and a group of fellow word nerds as they journey through the intricacies and everyday pitfalls of the English languageDiscover more about the book behind the podcast at http://bit.ly/HYEGwts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

„Die 30-Minuten-WG. Der Büchertalk“ von STERN und der Penguin Random House Verlagsgruppe: Hier gibt es wöchentlich neue spannende, informative, überraschende, lustige, nachdenkliche und unterhaltsame Gespräche mit Autor*innen und Büchermacher*innen - präsentiert von Bärbel Schäfer. Hier gibt es Gespräche mit den Stars der Branche - zum Beispiel Christopher Clark, Guido Maria Kretschmer, Désirée Nick, Andrea Wulf, Stefanie Stahl, Wladimir Kaminer und Dörte Hansen. Aber in die 30-Minuten-WG werden auch Autor*innen eingeladen, die die Überraschungserfolge von morgen geschrieben ...

An intimate fortnightly conversation with authors and the objects that inspired their books. #PenguinPodcast

Hi, Welcome to my little podcast. This is where I talk about whatever interests me. Video games, movies, tv shows, and whatever else I can't think of right now. Hopefully, anything I make here is enjoyable. Other then that, hopefully your having a good day. If not, hopefully it gets better.

Romy Hausmann: Thrillerautorin. Dr. Mark Benecke: Kriminalbiologe. Gemeinsam: True Crime vom Feinsten. Zehn neue Fälle, die nur darauf warten, von euch seziert zu werden. Bei den Recherchen zu ihrem neuen Thriller „Himmelerdenblau“ ist Bestseller-Autorin Romy Hausmann auf echte Verbrechen gestoßen, die so komplex, unglaublich oder verstörend sind, dass sie sie nachhaltig beschäftigt haben. Höchste Zeit, mit Dr. Mark Benecke zu sprechen! Mit seinem geballten Fachwissen trennt der renommierte Kriminalbiologe und forensische Entomologe die Fakten von der Fiktion: Was ist wissenschaftlich...

Two AuADHD adult students discuss neuroscience, Tibetan Buddhism, the Racist history of New Age Spirituality, Neuroscience's intersection w/ Neurodivergence, Anti-Fascism, as well as Tiktok Shit-posting and other Elder Punk/Goth Nonsense. Kelly is a Graphic design artist and student of Neuroscience, Meryle is a Voice actor/Singer and student of Vajrayana Buddhism and Tibetan Language. Join them as they share ideas and info-dumping the same way that Penguins share pretty, shiny stones w/ their favourite Penguin friends.

La influencia del lenguaje en la construcción de la realidad, los secretos que guarda el cerebro humano, el modo en que las palabras se entrelazan con las emociones y modifican nuestra salud, el arte de entablar conversaciones provechosas, la relación entre el lenguaje y la inteligencia artificial: a través de cinco episodios, Mariano Sigman desarrolla las temáticas de sus libros “El poder de las palabras” y “La vida secreta de la mente” en compañía de Diego Golombek. “Mariano Sigman: un podcast de sus libros” es una producción original de Penguin Random House en ...

This podcast dives deep into the realms of the human mind. Join us as we explore fascinating topics, from psychology and neuroscience to personal development and mindfulness.

A platform where I bring people from all walks of life to talk about their stories, experiences, and emotions to you. The desired effect I want to see from this podcast is for all of you to become more empowered and relatable by realising that you are never alone in any event, whether it's good or bad that life may throw at you. Enjoy the conversations.

Crime fiction super fan and host Abby Endler talks to the authors behind the crime stories you can’t put down.

We’re staying connected with each other and the stories and authors who inspire us. BOOKS CONNECT US brings you brand new conversations with some of your favorite authors.

Welcome to TPC! 🐧🔥 Josh and Louie are diving into every Penguins' game with electric energy, fearless takes, and total black-and-gold pride. Win or lose, this is where true Pens fans unite. Let’s turn every game night into a celebration and party hard! 🐧🏒 #letsgopens

Judy Weissenberg is the mischievous and lively youngest child growing up in a large family in Debrecen, Hungary. But as the Nazis rise to power in Europe and anti-Jewish laws tear her family and community apart, Judy’s joyful youth becomes marred by fear and the hushed whispers of the adults around her. Then, in 1944, Germany occupies Hungary and Judy’s world is shattered. One terrifying event follows another, and soon Judy is faced with the incomprehensible — Auschwitz-Birkenau. In the shadow of the gas chambers, she clings to her sisters and “camp sisters,” who are her only hope of...

Sixteen-year-old Elly Gotz hides with his family in an underground bunker in the Kovno ghetto in Lithuania, prepared to die rather than be found by the Nazis. After surviving nearly three years in the ghetto, where thousands from the Jewish community have been murdered, Elly and his family refuse to be the Nazis’ next victims. But there is no escape from the liquidation of the ghetto in the summer of 1944, and Elly and his father are taken to Kaufering, a brutal subcamp of the notorious Dachau concentration camp. After the war, as his family tries desperately to flee from Germany and their ...

Narrow escapes and bold decisions define the life of teenager Morris Schnitzer. Fleeing from Nazi Germany before the onset of World War II, Morris ends up in the Netherlands only to watch the country be invaded by the Nazis. With his father’s warning to never set foot in a concentration camp echoing in his mind, Morris resolves to fight — and survive. As he assumes false identities and crosses endless borders in search of safety, Morris never acquiesces to the Nazi occupiers in Western Europe. In his epic journey to Escape from the Edge, Morris endures imprisonment and gruelling work as a ...

« Au revoir mes enfants ! Quand vous partez, ne vous retournez pas… » Avec ces derniers mots de leur mère, deux petites filles, Marguerite et sa sœur aînée, vont commencer une longue errance qui durera deux ans. Munies d’une nouvelle identité, elles doivent se couper de tout ce qui constitue leur univers familier. Menées de fermes en couvents, elles apprennent à se taire, à faire semblant, à mentir, à s’adapter et surtout à garder espoir, envers et contre tout. Le récit que nous livre Marguerite Élias Quddus nous prend à cœur et nous laisse entrevoir l’Histoire à ...

Ten-year-old Pinchas is separated from his parents and twin sister when they are deported from the Warsaw ghetto to the killing site of Majdanek. As Pinchas is sent on to a series of concentration camps, he shuts himself off to the terrors surrounding him and tries his best not to be noticed, to become almost invisible. But after liberation, his photographic memory won’t let his past fade away, and Pinchas struggles to deal with nightmares and flashbacks while raising a family and trying to heal his emotional scars. As he journeys from England to France, Israel, Brazil and South Africa, ...

“Goodbye my children! When you leave, don't look back…” With these last words from their mother, two little girls, Marguerite and her older sister, will begin a long wandering that will last two years. Equipped with a new identity, they must cut themselves off from everything that constitutes their familiar universe. Led from farms to convents, they learn to keep quiet, to pretend, to lie, to adapt and above all to keep hope, against all odds. The story that Marguerite Élias Quddus gives us takes one to the centre of it and lets us glimpse history through the eyes of a very young child....