By: George H. Gregory Narrated by: Chaz Allen Length: 9 hrs and 22 mins Release date: 05-07-20 “Alcatraz Screw” by former prison guard George Gregory offers a first hand perspective on the daily routine at the famed Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary. Gregory details the rules and procedures on the island prison, and delivers the specifics on […]
By: Edward Achorn Narrated by: Ax Norman Length: 9 hrs and 27 mins Release date: 04-09-13 Publisher: Audible Studios “The Summer of Beer and Whiskey” is an enjoyable trip back to the early days of professional baseball, focusing on the thrilling 1883 American Association pennant chase. Author Edward Achorn examines the contributions of German immigrant
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By: Alanna Nash Narrated by: Erin Spencer, Alanna Nash – Introduction Length: 27 hrs and 14 mins Release date: 10-02-20 Publisher: Alanna Nash Peter Guralnick definitely wrote the definitive history of Elvis Presley, and author Alanna Nash’s “Baby, Let’s Play House” qualifies as the complete and comprehensive history of Presley’s numerous relationships. Mary Tyler Moore
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By: B.G. Rhule, Joanna Katsune Narrated by: B.G. Rhule Length: 5 hrs and 21 mins Release date: 11-02-22 B.G. Rhule challenges the official narrative surrounding the death of pioneer soul singer Sam Cooke on December 11, 1964, who was slain at age 33. The author presents evidence of a cover-up, and interviews Cooke’s family, friends,
By: Nic Edwards, Brian Whitney Narrated by: Kevin Pierce Length: 6 hrs and 48 mins Release date: 04-20-23 “The Delphi Murders” explores the freighting evidence in the 2017 murder cases of two Indiana teenagers that disappeared from a bridge, and was covered extensively by the media. Investigators discovered a photograph of the man believed to
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I absolutely loved “Catching Dreams: My Life in the Negro Baseball Leagues” by Frazier “Slow” Robinson. This is easily one of my favorite baseball audiobooks. Robinson reflects on his career in baseball, becoming accustomed to segregation, and discussing the eventual decline of the negro leagues. I loved his storytelling, reflecting on his barnstorming days (including
Warren Goldstein offers an unique historical perspective on the early days of professional baseball – focusing on the economic and sociological development of the national pastime. It is simply fascinating to see the evolution of baseball from the nineteenth century, being influenced by the social fabric of the time. Goldstein’s vigorously researched “Playing for Keeps”
The lead investigator in the 2007 armed robbery case involving disgraced NFL hall of famer O.J. Simpson, Alex Caldwell, authored “Room 1203,” which sifts through the inaccurate media reports, and sheds light on the true story of what happened in a Las Vegas hotel room. Caldwell takes you step by step into the investigation involving
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In “Behold the Monster,” Jillian Lauren examines the life of the most prolific serial killer in the history of the United States, a man who may have responsible for the senseless murders of nearly 100 individuals across multiple states. Samuel Little initially denied his guilt, avoiding long sentences by attacking vulnerable women, and leaving no
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Famed Texas detective William Dear, who years later would investigate the OJ Simpson murder case at his own expense, and publish “OJ Is Innocent and I Can Prove It,” is hired here by the parents of James Dallas Egbert III, to locate their missing son. The younger Egbert was nothing short of a boy genius,
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