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A mom trying to navigate being mom with a brain condition. A literary podcast focusing on works on the public domain. We read the stories, discuss the author, history, effect on the time, and more.
I picked up almost as much from the library as I did from school—real history, not that polished nonsense we were fed!
What are some of your favorite stories on the public domain? I am about to start some Mark Twain and Jack London tonight.
Someone(their handle contains a expletive) took photos of the Mocha Dick replica. Mocha Dick helped inspire Herman Melville's Moby Dick. He sunk many whaling vessels during the 19th century. Sharing the link to make sure the original poster gets credit :) www.reddit.com/r/mobydick/s...
From the mobydick community on Reddit: This is a replica of Mocha Dick, the most famous whale in history, a 70-foot sperm whale that famously battled around 100 whaling ships during its lifetime in th...
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Rest in peace to one of cinema’s most outstanding artists; the legendary actor Sam Neill (1947–2026)
One of the quiet bright moments of lockdown was Sam Neill serenading us on the ukulele. This type of tenderness feels rare nowadays, how lucky we were. Thank you for everything. ❤️❤️❤️
Claude Monet (1840–1926) "The Undergrowth in the Forest of Saint Germain" (1882) Oil on canvas.
Hirō Isono (1945-2013) Japanese artist who had a love for trees 🌳
If you are interested in classic literature and are sick of monotone readers, take a look! We read the stories, discuss the author, history, effect on the time, etc. Current book(s): Herman Melville's Moby Dick, Kipling's children's stories, and the Little Tales of Beatrix Potter. Happy Friday!