Here is my take on one of the most famous novels of all time, A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens. Why is it so great? What the dickens was Dickens up to when he wrote it? And what should be

In this, our second episode of Puzzle Pieces, in which we examine a separate mystery in American history, we look at the weaknesses of the Warren Commissions efforts in 1964. This first investigati

Your host, Rick Reiman, narrates The Adventure of the Engineers Thumb, by Arthur Conan Doyle. This is rather one of the more graphic of the Sherlock Holmes tales, not for the faint of heart. But it

This is your host on Audibly Speaking, Rick Reiman. Today, March 31, 2023, is the 60th anniversary of the taking of the famous backyard photographs of Lee Harvey Oswald, holding the rifle he would l

Your host on this podcast, Audibly Speaking, Rick Reiman, narrates this classic by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. That master of all detectives in literature, Sherlock Holmes, has once again to deal with t

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