
Hosted by Jon Hagadorn, 1001 Stories For The Road is bringing back adventure with stories like "Treasure Island", "The Secret Adversary" by Agatha Christie, "The Hound of the Baskervilles", "Tarzan of the Apes", "King Solomon's Mines", "The 39 Steps", "The Call of the Wild"- and many more. These stories are classic for a reason- they are great! And they are family friendly. We appreciate reviews-t... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 475 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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The chapter opens with Fernand de Morcerf meeting Danglars at the latter's home. Morcerf is there, finally, to confirm what the two men have discussed between themselves for eight years: that Albert is to marry Eugenie. But Morcerf is shocked to find... more
Analysis Albert de Morcerf returns to the house of the Count of Monte Cristo, where, after some discussion, he says that he wishes to speak with Haydee, whose guzla-playing he hears in the other room. The Count warns Albert not to mention that his fa... more
One episode this week - voice bad due to pre-back surgery meds. Will be 100% next week.
Danglers entertains the Count and tries to push young Cavalcanti on his daughter Eugenie even though he proised her to the patient Morcerf.
Afterward, Villefort finds Franz and asks him to come to the Villefort residence very shortly, where he will be briefed on the situation with Valentine. When Franz does arrive there, Villefort tells him that Valentine has no objections to the match, ... more
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Back surgery, a lost voice and bad reviews. He kept going! Thank you Jon, for keeping this podcast network alive, loved Jekyll and Hyde! Keep up the good work!💚
I have never been a big reader, but listening to these classic stories stories for the road, short stories, Sherlock Holmes stories, histories, and mysteries or any of the other 1001 podcasts has allowed me to enjoy so much literature that I would not be exposed to otherwise. I anxiously await the release of several of these each week!
Thank you, Jon for producing these! Exited for the next chapter of the Count of Monte Cristo…
Apparently you have had some complaints about this book’s length. For me, it is fine. I am a huge Dumas fan and would love it if you did the entire 3 Musketeers series, all 8-10 books.
Remember, the Count of Monte Christo is a semi-biographical account of Dumas’ father’s life. See “The Black Count” by Tom Reiss.
I especially love the stories for the road, even though the whole 1001 family is fantastic. I enjoy the serialized presentation of an entire book, even though it’s hard to wait for the next instalment. When you get to be my age, those 3 or 4 days go by pretty quickly so it’s not a great hardship. Currently I’m enjoying The Count of Monte Cristo. Very nicely done!
One of the best podcasts on here. Thank you so much for keeping it clean and honest. Excellent narration and story choices. Jon is a master!
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A captivating series engages listeners by presenting classic literature in an accessible format, featuring enduring tales such as "Treasure Island," "The Hound of the Baskervilles," and "King Solomon's Mines." Each episode is characterized by masterful storytelling that not only narrates the stories but immerses the audience in their rich narratives, often providing background context and insights about the authors and historical settings. The content focuses on adventure, mystery, and timeless moral lessons, appealing to listeners who cherish literature and enjoy a narrative style reminiscent of classic radio shows.
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