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"A systematic examination of the physical and spiritual nature of UFOs and other unexplained phenomena. Are UFOs visitors from our universe or parallel realities? Do they come from the same spiritual realm as our dearly departed? How are they connected to cryptids and paranormal activity? Sharing numerous evidential case studies, Jonathan Kendall explores the seemingly irreconcilable physical and spiritual aspects of UFOs/UAPs. The evidence he presents has implications that could lead to revolutionary breakthroughs in the areas of communications, energy use, medicine, interstellar travel, religion, and the nature of reality. This eye-opening book investigates the connection between UFOs and kindred phenomena like monsters, Men in Black, and poltergeists. It also explores the harrowing world of UFO abductions and why the aftereffects are so similar to those of both near-death experiences and encounters with mystical realms. These case studies shatter conventional views of reality and prove that far more is at stake than answering the question, 'Are we alone in the universe?'"
Jonathan Kendall (Author), Charles Constant (Narrator)
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America's Golden Age: Trumpism and an Era of Limitless Possibilities
"In his most fascinating book yet, #1 New York Times bestselling author Newt Gingrich envisions what daily life in America will look like 50 years from now—and argues the future is golden. Imagine it’s 2076, and America is celebrating the 300th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Despite fears over the AI revolution and pessimism from the Left, Gingrich sees a future in which Donald Trump’s transformative presidency and rapid technological breakthroughs have ushered in a true golden age. A follow-up to the bestseller Trump’s Triumph, the former House Speaker explains the enduring legacy of Trumpism and uses lessons from history to help readers understand America’s exciting future. Gingrich takes readers on a sweeping journey through United States history in 50-year increments, using this framework to show patterns of America’s changes and innovations. With informed optimism, Gingrich explains like no one else can how technological advancements are going to change the economy, national security and our lives for the better. For example, the marriage of artificial intelligence, robotics, and specialized materials science is completely reworking manufacturing. Small modular nuclear power plants will soon provide an abundance of carbon-free energy. Biological breakthroughs will allow today’s 20-year-olds to live to 115 with the energy and capacity of today’s 60-year-olds. Advancements in space travel will make Americans a spacefaring people. As Gingrich explains, this doesn’t mean there aren’t downsides to these advancements, or real threats such as nuclear proliferation, war, and political division that could get in the way. But exciting, dynamic years are ahead of us. We are on the edge of a world of endless possibilities. We can achieve America’s Golden Age of prosperity, safety, and freedom. This book explores how to plan for a future of endless potential—and then turn the plan into reality."
Newt Gingrich (Author), Charles Constant (Narrator)
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Stand, Fight, Win: Our Battle for the Soul of America
"Army veteran Graham Allen, one of today’s most popular conservative voices, pulls no punches as he lays out the future and strategy of a movement to save America. President Trump’s 2024 election marked the greatest political comeback in American history, halting left-wing efforts to fundamentally transform the United States. But in his most important book yet, Graham Allen makes clear that the fight is far from over. As Trump passes the baton to a new generation of fighters, the battle for America’s future is only just beginning. In this unapologetic but forward-looking political manifesto, Graham examines the most critical issues facing the nation and argues that we are engaged not only in a political struggle, but in a spiritual battle for our future. He also explores the revival taking root across the country in the wake of the martyrdom of his friend Charlie Kirk and explains how to carry on the torch. Ultimately, Graham shows readers how to: - Stand: Refuse to bow to cultural bullies, left-wing media activists, and political elites who believe they own this country. - Fight: Not with blind rage, but with conviction, courage, organization, and faith—at the ballot box, in your community, in your church, and in your home. - Win: Not just elections, but hearts and minds—reclaiming a future where America is once again the greatest force for freedom the world has ever known."
Graham Allen (Author), Charles Constant (Narrator)
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Alpha to Omega: The Life and Times of the Greek Alphabet
"Originally published in 1981, Alpha to Omega is divided into twenty-four sections, each of which examines one letter of the Greek alphabet, looking at English words that come from Greek words beginning with the letter under discussion, and exploring the aspects of Greek culture behind the borrowed words. It also includes an examination of letters that were discarded from the Greek alphabet."
Alexander Humez, Nicholas Humez (Author), Charles Constant (Narrator)
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Reboot: AI and the Race to Save Democracy
"A blueprint for rescuing our fragile democracy by harnessing AI Democracy is in retreat at home and abroad. Our institutions and our politics are more broken than ever. At this delicate moment, artificial intelligence has burst onto the scene, a powerful technology that holds as much potential to bolster democracy as to harm it. But we have stopped treating democracy as a solvable problem. We have built extraordinary tools but are not yet using them where they are needed most: to forge institutions that work better for people. Many warn that AI will accelerate authoritarianism. In Reboot, Beth Simone Noveck makes a different case. Drawing on decades of work building technology and working inside government, from the White House to 10 Downing Street, she shows how democratic institutions can deliberately design, govern, and invest in AI to strengthen democracy rather than undermine it. Noveck takes listeners inside real-world efforts already under way, from European cities engaging residents in policymaking to Latin American legislatures drafting stronger laws and United States states transforming how they deliver public services, revealing what democratic AI looks like in practice and what it takes to make it work at scale. We stand at an inflection point. Will governments and companies use AI to tighten their grip on power, or to help institutions listen more closely, decide more wisely, and act more effectively? Noveck offers a bold and practical playbook for tipping the balance in favor of democracy."
Beth Simone Noveck Ph.D J.D. (Author), Charles Constant (Narrator)
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Readers of the Lost Ark: Imagining the Ark of the Covenant from Ancient Times to the Present
"The sacred chest said to have been built by the Israelites to house the stone tablets on which the Ten Commandments were written, the Ark of the Covenant has long captured the popular imagination. According to the Bible, the Israelites carried it with them as they wandered in the wilderness and entered the promised land. After the Temple of Solomon was built, the Ark was kept in an inner sanctum where God made his divine presence felt to the Israelites. The Hebrew Bible is unclear about what happened to the Ark after the destruction of the temple and offers vague accounts of its function. Despite (or because of) this ambiguity, the Ark continues to hold an important place in Jewish and Christian tradition, even in its absence, and has led to much popular speculation. Widely imagined and reimagined, it is perhaps today best known in popular culture as the object sought by Indiana Jones in the 1981 film Raiders of the Lost Ark. In Readers of the Lost Ark Kevin McGeough explores the different ways people have interpreted and made sense of the Ark from ancient times to the present, in biblical literature, theological discourse, art, popular film, travel souvenirs, toys, faith-healing events, and alternative histories. The book recounts stories of people who have sought to find the Ark of the Covenant and examines how it takes on new meanings across the globe."
Kevin M McGeough (Author), Charles Constant (Narrator)
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"Five worlds at war. Only one can survive. Ten thousand years ago, five cosmic beings—a dragon, a phoenix, a serpent, a lion, and a wolf—set their worlds on an inevitable collision course. Each civilization was given one command: destroy the rival worlds, or crash into them and die. As the planets draw near to each other, the moment of final reckoning is at hand. In a galaxy filled with starfighters and superweapons, magic and manipulation, planet-killing devices and mechanized legions, five heroes must defend their homeworlds against overwhelming odds. But when prophecy and destiny collide, a far greater power begins to stir—one that challenges everything they’ve been told. Oaths will be broken. Chains will be shattered. Champions will rise. The fate of the universe hangs in the balance as these heroes discover whether any world deserves to survive. The War of the Creators has begun. Perfect for fans of Red Rising, The Expanse, and mythic sci-fi epics, Worlds Collide blends high-stakes interplanetary war with a legendary, fate-driven mystery—where the final battle may not be what it seems."
Clint Hall (Author), Charles Constant (Narrator)
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Solomon's Builders: Freemasons, Founding Fathers and the Secrets of Washington D.C.
"Unearth the fascinating history of how the Freemasons and Founding Fathers sowed the seeds of a new nation amid the collapse of the British colonies. Step back in time to the birth of a revolutionary new republic and discover how the utopian ideals of a visionary secret society laid the foundation for the most powerful nation on earth. Follow George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and other Founding Fathers as they transform the democratic principles of their Masonic lodges into a radical new nation. Solomon's Builders unravels history from myth as it takes you on a Freemason's tour of Washington, D.C. It reveals the evidence of Masonic influence during the construction of America and its new capital, including clues hidden in plain sight: masonic connections to national monuments, puzzling pentagrams and symbolism in city streets, and the mysterious temples of the 'Widow's Sons'. Solomon's Builders relates the true stories of these visionary founders, and the fascinating meaning behind the cryptic codes, enigmatic symbols, and intriguing architecture that is reputedly the basis for the sequel to The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown's novel The Lost Symbol."
Christopher Hodapp (Author), Charles Constant (Narrator)
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A Fate Worse than Hell: American Prisoners of the Civil War
"From the Pulitzer Prize finalist, a harrowing new history of the Civil War’s prisoner of war camps, North and South. It is newly estimated that 750,000 soldiers died in the American Civil War. But less well-known than the war’s death toll are the roughly 400,000 Union and Confederate troops who were captured and imprisoned. Many POWs died from starvation, dysentery, and exposure, and at the worst of the prison pens, more than 30,000 soldiers were caged in the equivalent of ten city blocks. Against the backdrop of a brutal internecine conflict, the Civil War’s prison camps were a harrowing milestone in the history of mass dehumanization. A Fate Worse Than Hell contemplates the roots and consequences of this mass incarceration from America’s bloodiest conflict. Historian W. Fitzhugh Brundage shows how POW camps were of far greater significance to the war than is commonly understood: a subject of stalled negotiation, escalating retaliation, and increasing political liability between the Union and the Confederacy. Brundage describes how the camps were not the products of improvisation, but the results of design and resolve, marshaling prodigious quantities of manpower, technology, and resources—with successor camps in every major war during the next century. Brundage also shows how prisons were the catalyst for the United States’ first formal laws of war, which became a bedrock for international law. Nowhere during the Civil War was the juxtaposition between our “better angels” and our capacity for brutality starker than in the prison camps—sites of unprecedented atrocity that also served as places of selflessness and human dignity among the incarcerated. A Fate Worse Than Hell exposes this national violence that imprisoned more Americans during wartime than ever before or since."
W. Fitzhugh Brundage (Author), Charles Constant (Narrator)
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"'The Adventurers Club Collection' brings together four of the most thrilling, heart-pounding adventure novels of all time into one unforgettable collection: Robert Louis Stevenson's 'Treasure Island,' Jack London't 'White Fang,' 'The Man Who Would Be King' by Rudyard Kipling and the Sherlock Holmes classic 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle...all in one volume. Travel the seven seas in search of buried treasure...then plunge into the freezing wilds of the Yukon with a team of sled dogs...travel to a distant, mystical land in search of plunder...and then off to the British moors where a legendary ghost dog is terrorizing the countryside. Four thrilling action novels - all in one collection - for those who dare to seek adventure!"
Jack London, Robert Louis Stevenson, Rudyard Kipling, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Author), Ben Werling, Charles Constant, Joseph Wycoff, Kevin Theis, Sara Nichols (Narrator)
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"Heiress Charlotte Davis has pulled some impulsive stunts in her twenty-seven years. Ranking right up at the top? 'Buying' at auction the quarterback of her brother's precious football team, the Baltimore Blaze. In her defense, the event was for charity. Besides, she owed the guy one. He'd rescued her from a situation even more dire years before—right before he broke her heart. After a dismal season, Noah Hudson's reputation with the fans and the media is circling the drain. Getting 'bought' by a tabloid princess wasn't exactly the shot in the arm he was hoping for. Especially since the same woman bruised his ego when she ghosted him years ago. But when the two share a kiss in front of the cameras, a feeding frenzy is ignited among football's talking heads. Suddenly, the Blaze are winning games and women around the world are cheering them on. So what if it's a bunch of Charlotte's fans buying Noah's jersey? If their influence keeps him as the team's starter, he can work with that. When a vindictive sports reporter begins to spread malicious gossip about Noah and Charlotte, the two are forced to face their past mistakes and, just maybe, build a future together. Contains mature themes."
Tracy Solheim (Author), Charles Constant (Narrator)
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"Dot-com millionaire Jay McManus is discovering that owning a pro football team isn't as easy as his other hobby of wine-making. An anonymous blogger is out to destroy his reputation, and now his team, the Baltimore Blaze, is named in a highly contentious workplace violation lawsuit brought on by the team's cheerleaders. If Jay's not careful, he could lose big—and not just financially. When Bridgett Janik's law firm accepts the case representing the Baltimore Blaze, she's not thrilled to be defending Jay McManus, the man who broke her young heart. It's bad enough her brother is one of the team's stars and she has to mingle with Jay during games. But working side-by-side her lover-turned-enemy may be too much for her body—and her heart—to resist. Jay never makes the same mistake twice and he's determined not to let Bridgett slip away from him a second time. But, as the two follow the mysterious blogger's trail, secrets—both past and present—are revealed and Jay and Bridgett must decide if their relationship can be something more than just sleeping with the enemy. Contains mature themes."
Tracy Solheim (Author), Charles Constant (Narrator)
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