In this unabridged audio narration, I read my article for The Journal of Perpetrator Research (2019) Vol: 2 Issue: 2. There were only three actual “shots” in Dealey Plaza on that dark day, of course.

This is my audio narration of my book review of Paul R. Gregorys The Oswalds: An Untold Account of Marina and Lee, a newly published account of Gregorys brush with Lee and Marina Oswald in 1962, a y

Here is my audio narration of Arthur Conan Doyles Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle. This is Doyles Dickensian Christmas time story, one of many in which Holmes at first believes no crime has occurr

Join Holmes and Watson, and a sound show of horses hooves, Watson typing, and a crackling fire on a stormy night in Baker Street, as Holmes and Watson embark on one of their creepiest mysteries of the

In 2006, Prof. Aleida Assmann, the premier authority in the field of Cultural Memory, explained how memory works at different levels and in different formats. Here is a summary of her 2006 article, R

This new version of a recording only published last week features audio enhancements and sound effects that put you in the time and place of the story, more dramatically than ever. One of the most pop

One of the most popular, and certainly most socially-conscious, of the Sherlock Holmes stories is The Man with the Twisted Lip, by Arthur Conan Doyle. A man disappears, a beggar enters the picture,

Conan Doyles choice for second favorite short story in his collection of 56 Sherlock Holmes tale was The Red-Headed League. In this brief introduction and commentary on this story, I point out its

The January 6th report by the Select Committee to investigate the January 6th attack on the US Capitol was published December 22nd, 2022. The document consists of eight chapters of more than 800 pages

In this, one of the funniest of the Sherlock Holmes stories, Holmes must unravel a preposterous tale of a charity for red-headed men, in order to foil a bank robbery of enormous proportions. Truly, th