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Meet the hypochondriacs of golden age detective fiction.
My new book, A Body Made of Glass: A History of Hypochondria, is out now in the UK and published on 24th April in North America. To find out more and get your copy, visit my website carolinecrampton.com/abodymadeofglass.
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There are some minor spoilers in this episode — no solutions to whodunnits totally revealed, but some plot details discussed. If you want to avoiding knowing such details about something that you're reading or plan to read, please consult the list of books and stories in the episode description before proceeding.
Mentioned in this episode:
— "The Case of the Perfect Maid" by Agatha Christie, collected in Miss Marple's Final Cases
— N or M? by Agatha Christie
— The Secret Adversary by Agatha Christie
— Partners in Crime by Agatha Christie
— Green for Danger by Christianna Brand
— Black Plumes by Margery Allingham
— "The Blue Geranium" by Agatha Christie, collected in The Thirteen Problems
— The Moving Finger by Agatha Christie
— Dumb Witness by Agatha Christie
— The Labours of Hercules by Agatha Christie
— Fear for Miss Betony by Dorothy Bowers
— A Caribbean Mystery by Agatha Christie
— 4.50 From Paddington by Agatha Christie
— Family Matters by Anthony Rolls
— “They Don’t Wear Labels” by E.M. Delafield, collected in Capital Crimes
— Below Suspicion by John Dickson Carr
— Blue Murder by Harriet Rutland
— Grave Mistake by Ngaio Marsh
— Police at the Funeral by Margery Allingham
— Poison in the Garden Suburb by G.D.H. and Margaret Cole
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Bevor Janusz YouTuber wurde, arbeitete er unter als anderem Nachtwächter, Lkw-Fahrer und Bauarbeiter. In dieser Episode zum Thema Berufe fragt Manuel ihn, welche Jobs er sich noch vorstellen könnte: Feuerwehrmann? Programmierer? Astronaut? Taxifahrer? Janusz weiß genau, welche Jobs er gerne machen würde und welche nicht...
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Top oder Flop: Berufe Jobs and careers (Easy German 18) Lohnt sich das? (YouTube) Wichtige Vokabeln in dieser Episode die Verantwortung: Pflicht, für die eigenen Handlungen oder Entscheidungen einzustehen oder für etwas oder jemanden Sorge zu tragen der Ethos: Moralische Werte oder Prinzipien, die das Verhalten oder die Einstellung einer Person oder Gruppe prägen das Sitzfleisch: Fähigkeit, für lange Zeiträume zu sitzen; Ausdauer das Vorurteil: vorgefasste Meinung oder Urteil über jemanden oder etwas systemrelevant: so wichtig für das Funktionieren eines Systems, dass ein Ausfall schwerwiegende Folgen hätte der Winkeladvokat: abwertende Bezeichnung für einen Anwalt, der die Gesetze zu seinem Vorteil oder dem seiner Klienten ausnutzt die Rot-Grün-Schwäche: eine Form von Farbenblindheit, bei der eine Person Schwierigkeiten hat, Rot und Grün zu unterscheidenSupport Easy German and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easygerman.org/membership
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Why are spinsters always solving mysteries?
Contributors:
—Rosemary Cresswell, senior lecturer in global history at the University of Hull. Follow her on Twitter @RosieCresswell.
—Camilla Nelson, associate professor of writing at the University of Notre Dame Australia.
—Helen Parkinson
Further reading:
—A field guide to spinsters in English fiction
—'Surplus women': a legacy of World War One?
—Singled Out: How Two Million Women Survived Without Men After the First World War by Virginia Nicholson.
—The Shadow of Marriage by Katherine Holden
—Unnatural Death by Dorothy L Sayers
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Once is an accident. Twice is a coincidence. But three times? Three women dead in identical circumstances is highly suspicious.
Find links to all the books mentioned at shedunnitshow.com/bridesinthebath.
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Books and sources in order of appearance:
—The Magnificent Spilsbury and the Brides in the Bath by Jane Robins
—Notable British Trials: George Joseph Smith
—British Newspaper Archive
—Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie
—Unnatural Death by Dorothy L. Sayers
—Busman's Honeymoon by Dorothy L. Sayers
—A Caribbean Mystery by Agatha Christie
—The Bath Mysteries by E.R. Punshon
—"Three Is A Lucky Number" in The Allingham Casebook by Margery Allingham
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In this episode the PODPALS Amber and Paul are back and we're going to have the normal catching up session in which they talk about what they have been up to recently. As usual we sit on the terrace and get interrupted by insects, the sun, neighbours on their balconies around us (including a naked man eating his lunch) and the inevitable references to a certain Russian joke that always comes up in our conversations.
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Trevor enlists the help of journalist and author Michael Pollan (This is Your Mind on Plants, Omnivore’s Dilemma) as they try to convince Christiana of the positive impacts of therapeutic psychedelics and their current standing in society. Do they succeed? You be the judge.
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There are several things they say you should never discuss, but none of the rules apply when it comes to conversations between The Whitehalls & their DL's. With that in mind, here's a tricky email about separate financial affairs in a marriage!
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Are you familiar with 'hoof trimming'? DO NOT look it up if you're eating, or generally hate things that are DISGUSTING. Plus, including the wrong recipient on an email and going on holiday with your mates at 18.
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Laurie Taylor talks to Becca Voelcker, Lecturer in the Art Department at Goldsmiths, University of London, about her research into the relationship between sight and power. Everyday life is full of moments where we are seen, often without our knowledge, even in the virtual world, where cookie trails and analytics make us visible to profit making companies. Going back in time, Jeremy Bentham's panopticon depended on seeing its occupants to control them. If we cannot control who sees us today are we also being controlled? How does that square with the many moments when being seen is also a means of social recognition?
Also, David Lyon, Professor Emeritus of Sociology and Law at Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario explores the surveillance which permeates all aspects of our lives today. Every click on the keyboard, every contact with a doctor or the police, each time we walk under a video camera or pass through a security check we are identified, traced, and tracked. So how does surveillance make people visible, how did it grow to its present size and prevalence, and what are the social and personal costs?
Producer: Jayne Egerton
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Eigentlich kann man sich innerhalb des Schengen-Raums frei bewegen. Doch seit kurzem gibt es an den deutschen Außengrenzen wieder Grenzkontrollen. Wir sprechen darüber, wie es dazu kam und wie die Kontrollen konkret ablaufen. Außerdem: Manuel erzählt, wie er einem Online-Scam zum Opfer gefallen ist. Und: Wie viel Geld ist zu viel Geld für ein Konzert-Ticket?
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IntroNächste Woche startet der Easy German Book Club! Ihr könnt euch noch anmelden unter easygerman.org/bookclub
Darüber redet Deutschland: Grenzkontrollen für 6 Monate How Do People Live on the Border? (Easy German 571) Lage der Nation Folge 398 Eure Fragen Petra aus Tschechien fragt: Findet ihr die horrenden Ticket-Preise für Konzertkarten angemessen? Hast du eine Frage an uns? Auf easygerman.fm kannst du uns eine Sprachnachricht schicken. Wichtige Vokabeln in dieser Episode die Grenzkontrolle: Überprüfung von Personen und Waren an der Grenze eines Landes das Abkommen: Vereinbarung oder Vertrag zwischen zwei oder mehr Parteien die Kettenreaktion: Reihe von Ereignissen, bei denen jedes Ereignis durch das vorhergehende ausgelöst wird die Stichprobe: Auswahl von Einzelpersonen oder Elementen aus einer größeren Gruppe, um Daten zu sammeln und Schlussfolgerungen über die gesamte Gruppe zu ziehen der Scam: Betrügerische oder irreführende Handlung, oft mit dem Ziel, Geld zu erlangen oder jemanden zu täuschen das Widerrufsrecht: Recht eines Käufers, einen Vertrag innerhalb einer bestimmten Frist ohne Angabe von Gründen zu kündigen das Impressum: Pflichtangaben eines Anbieters, insbesondere im Internet, über seine Identität und KontaktmöglichkeitenSupport Easy German and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easygerman.org/membership
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In this episode I'm talking to my friends Amber and Paul about cultural differences, particularly in the ways we communicate with each other in different countries.
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Amber and Paul are back on the podcast as we catch up with their recent news and the conversation goes off on many tangents covering subjects such as: pollution and fog in Paris, a possible new word - 'pog', other potential new words of the year, Harvey Weinstein, wanking in the office, 'human pollution in the swimming pool', Paul's recent showbiz news, seeing The Rolling Stones on stage and a slightly worrying email from a LEPster. Includes a cameo appearance by young Hugo, saying his first words on the podcast.
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It's a catchy title! Episode 900 is here, and what better way to celebrate than by inviting my pals Amber & Paul back onto the podcast? Amber & Paul have been regular guests on this podcast for 10 years. We usually have light-hearted and tangential conversations and these episodes are often very popular with long-term listeners. This time we talk about Episode 900 celebrations 🎉 the title of this episode 🔁 Paris Olympics 2024 🏟️ encounters with dead animals in Paris 😢 Paul's Olympic marathon run 🏃 the dangers of sneezing 🤧 and more...
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Time for the 2nd dose of the week. Here's an email from an anonymous DL who is open to suggestions regarding his hair loss.
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Heute sprechen wir über interessante deutsche Ausdrücke wie "einen Steinwurf entfernt", "Fernweh" und "neugierig". Cari erklärt, warum es im Hause Schmidski "Knatsch" wegen der Mülltrennung gibt und Manuel hat eine Lied-Empfehlung des Berliner Künstlers "Lampe". Zum Abschluss beantworten wir, was wir vom (fehlenden) Tempolimit auf deutschen Autobahnen halten und ob wir auch außerhalb des Podcasts miteinander reden.
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Ausdruck der Woche: Es gibt Knatsch Knatsch (Wiktionary) Lied der Woche Lampe - Immer muss ich alles alleine machen (YouTube) Eure Fragen Alex fragt: Was denkt ihr über die deutschen Autobahnen und fehlende Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung? Tempolimit (Deutsche Umwelthilfe) Tempolimit auf Autobahnen - CO2-Einsparung offenbar höher als gedacht (tagesschau) Do Germans Want a Speed Limit on the Autobahn? (Easy German 300) Julien aus dem Libanon fragt: Reden Cari und Manuel auch außerhalb des Podcasts miteinander? Family Relationships in Germany (Easy German 420) Hast du eine Frage an uns? Auf easygerman.fm kannst du uns eine Sprachnachricht schicken. Wichtige Vokabeln in dieser Episode einen Steinwurf entfernt sein: sehr nahe sein, nur eine kurze Distanz entfernt das Fernweh: ein starkes Verlangen oder Sehnsucht, zu reisen und ferne Orte zu besuchen neugierig sein: ein Interesse oder Wunsch haben, mehr über etwas zu erfahren oder etwas Neues zu entdecken der Knatsch: ein kleiner Streit oder eine Auseinandersetzung die Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung: die maximal erlaubte Geschwindigkeit, mit der ein Fahrzeug auf einer bestimmten Straße fahren darf die Lichthupe: ein Signal, das ein Autofahrer gibt, indem er kurz das Fernlicht seines Autos einschaltetSupport Easy German and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easygerman.org/membership
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And just like that, they're back! Hilary & Michael, back on the sofa at Whitehall Towers answering your emails in the way only they can. Balance is restored. So what have they been up to and more importantly, how did that dinner party from the emailer last series, with all the dietary requirements go? Let's find out!
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Trevor and Christiana are joined by travel journalist Rajan Datar to tackle the perennial summer question around the world: what’s with all these tourists, anyway? Governments, water gun-toting Spaniards, and 10,000 Elsas weigh in.
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What connects a notorious 1827 murder case with the Detection Club’s cosy Soho clubrooms?
There are minor spoilers for the books listed below in this episode. Also, please be aware that there are passing references (without description) in this episode to infant death.
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Mentioned or consulted in the making of this episode:
— The Red Barn, A Tale Founded On Fact by Robert Huish
— The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins
— Lady Audley's Secret by Mary Elizabeth Braddon
— BBC News report of William Corder's cremation in 2004
— Maria Marten, or The Murder in the Red Barn, an anonymous play
— Maria Marten: The Murder in the Red Barn by Peter Haining
— William Corder and the Red Barn Murder: Journeys of the Criminal Body by Shane McCorristine
— The Mysterious Murder of Maria Marten by James Curtis
— The Invention of Murder by Judith Flanders
— The Red Barn Mystery by Donald McCormick
— The case report in the Newgate Calendar
Related Shedunnit episodes:
— Florence Maybrick I & II
— The Murder At Road Hill House
— Crippen
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Exhaustion: is extreme fatigue a peculiarly modern phenomenon?
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Ep. 430: Andreu Buenafuente y Berto Romero aún están estrenando la 12ª temporada de ‘Nadie Sabe Nada’ en la SER, en podcast y en vídeo y poco a poco van cogiendo de nuevo la soltura... y recuperando la ignorancia.
Ignorancia en tratar temas como si se pueden disecar las abuelas, cuál es el orden correcto para lavarse al ducharse, padres que tiran huevos crudos a sus yernos o si llegará un día que los pañales y compresas absorban el mar.
A todo esto,
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