I migliori Alexandre Dumas podcast (2024)

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The Lady of the Camellias - Alexandre Dumas fils 43:45

19d ago43:45

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At the age of 24, Alexandre Dumas fils wrote his famous work, *The Lady of the Camellias*, based on his own experiences with love. How does a courtesan maintain her noble purity amid a life of luxury and decadence? How does a young man transform from a devoted lover to a destroyer of love, consumed by hatred? Alexandre Dumas fils takes us deep into…

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The Abbé Faria 20:28

13h ago20:28

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Dantès meets a fellow prisoner. SPRQ Media presents The Count of Monte Cristo, an adaptation by H.G. Zeissler with Meredith Tuve, based on the novel, The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. This program was directed and executive produced by H.G. Zeissler. Adaptation copyright 2023 by H.G. Zeissler. Featuring the voice talents of: Quintheo as…

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The Little Prince - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry 54:40

5d ago54:40

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The book with the highest number of copies printed worldwide is the *Bible*, and the second most printed book is the one we’ll be discussing today, *The Little Prince*. It reflects everyone's journey of growth, and only after reading this book will you truly understand love and responsibility. All the events in the story take place over just 9 days…

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Prisoner 16:56

8d ago16:56

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Alone in the Château d'If's dark confines, Dantès grapples with the torment of isolation. SPRQ Media presents The Count of Monte Cristo, an adaptation by H.G. Zeissler with Meredith Tuve, based on the novel, The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. This program was directed and executive produced by H.G. Zeissler. Adaptation copyright 2023 by …

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The Genius of Leonardo da Vinci 39:52

10d ago39:52

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The term "genius" is banded around all too casually these days. Very few deserve the title. But this man definitely does. Artist. Anatomist. Engineer. Aviator. Gardener. There was nothing Leonardo da Vinci couldn't do. If he were alive today, he'd probably also be an excellent podcaster. But he isn't, so you're going to have to make do with Douglas…

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French music flexes its muscles abroad 12:22

11d ago12:22

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French-language music took centre stage during the Paris Olympics, with giant karaokés, star-studded ceremonies and a medley of styles and sounds. Boosted also by TV series, online streaming and a 30 percent increase in French music exports, Francophone songs are on a roll. In this week’s France in Focus, we take a deep dive into the French music s…

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The Red and the Black - Stendhal 41:26

12d ago41:26

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In the novel *The Red and the Black*The protagonist, Julien, is a handsome young man who also wants to change his destiny. He puts in immense effort to achieve a social breakthrough, to rise above his station. But once he succeeds, he can never return to a normal life again. He finds himself unable to accept a life of mediocrity, and this struggle …

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The Hundred Days 22:42

15d ago22:42

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As a clueless Dantès languishes in the infamous Château d'If, Villefort meets with King Louis XVIII and a heartbroken Mercédès seeks comfort. SPRQ Media presents The Count of Monte Cristo, an adaptation by H.G. Zeissler with Meredith Tuve, based on the novel, The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. This program was directed and executive prod…

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French maternity care: A postcode lottery? 12:09

17d ago12:09

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For several decades now, France has been struggling with doctors leaving rural areas and people there not being able to access medical care. Maternity wards are also part of this trend, with 30 percent of them shutting down over the past 20 years. The health ministry wants to pool resources into larger, better-equipped maternity wards to protect pa…

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The Arrest of Edmond Dantès 15:10

22d ago15:10

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An imprisoned Dantès desperately seeks answers. Meanwhile, Villefort's departure for Paris sets in motion a chain of events with unforeseen consequences. SPRQ Media presents The Count of Monte Cristo, an adaptation by H.G. Zeissler with Meredith Tuve, based on the novel, The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. This program was directed and ex…

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Prohibition, the Mob and the Rise and Fall of Al Capone 33:39

24d ago33:39

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In this obscenely violent episode, Douglas and Hugh become a pair of American wise guys as they blow the lid off bootlegging on the streets of New York and Chicago during the 1920s and 30s. A time where crime most definitely DID pay. A time of Prohibition. Discover how Al Capone rose through the ranks of street hoodlums to become the most notorious…

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The other D-Day: France's forgotten colonial troops and the Provence landings 12:03

25d ago12:03

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It's one of the untold stories of World War II: how France whitewashed its colonial troops during the liberation from Nazi rule. On August 15, 1944, experienced fighters who came from all corners of the French empire landed in southern France and won key battles to liberate the nation. But because of the colour of their skin, up to 20,000 African r…

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The Count of Monte Cristo - Alexandre Dumas 43:51

26d ago43:51

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"The Count of Monte Cristo" is a literary masterpiece about waiting and hope, revenge and forgiveness. Edmond Dantès’ once happy life is destroyed by the jealousy and selfishness of others, but he persists in waiting, keeps hope alive, and improves himself. Ultimately, he meticulously plans his revenge. However, those who seek to destroy the dragon…

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Villefort's Fortune 22:12

29d ago22:12

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While a determined M. Morrel seeks answers, Dantès speaks with Chief Prosecutor M. de Villefort. A mysterious letter could change everything. SPRQ Media presents The Count of Monte Cristo, an adaptation by H.G. Zeissler with Meredith Tuve, based on the novel, The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. This program was directed and executive prod…

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Letter from an Unknown Woman - Stefan Zweig 36:03

1M ago36:03

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*Letter from an Unknown Woman* known for its intense emotional depth and psychological insight, tells the story of a woman's lifelong, unrequited love for a man who remains completely unaware of her existence. Through a single letter, written as she nears the end of her life, the unnamed woman reveals her unwavering devotion to the writer, exposing…

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Betrayed 19:51

1M ago19:51

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Dantès sees his life torn apart when he's falsely accused of treason. SPRQ Media presents The Count of Monte Cristo, an adaptation by H.G. Zeissler with Meredith Tuve, based on the novel, The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. This program was directed and executive produced by H.G. Zeissler. Adaptation copyright 2023 by H.G. Zeissler. Featu…

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The History of the Motorcar 36:12

1M ago36:12

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We've all seen one. We've all been in one. Doulgas frequently crashes one. But who actually invented the car? And how the hell did we manage without them? From donkeys to horsepower, from Henry Ford's Model T to where all self-driving cars go to die, Douglas and Hugh take you on a crash course through the complete history of the car. So buckle up, …

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Remembering Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, France's flying storyteller 12:10

1M ago12:10

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A pilot, writer and illustrator, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry penned "The Little Prince", which has been translated into nearly 600 languages. The Frenchman disappeared 80 years ago during a World War II reconnaissance flight. His death long remained a mystery. FRANCE 24's Aurore Cloé Dupuis, Natacha Vesnitch and Sonia Baritello explore the thousand li…

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Decisive Moments in History - Stefan Zweig 46:20

1M ago46:20

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Through 14 historical sketches, you'll understand the contributions of great figures in shaping history. Whether they succeeded or not, their stories are so vivid and thought-provoking. By touching the soul of history, this book will change the way you view the past and help you experience the intense emotions of the author's time. Stefan Zweig was…

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The Captain 15:58

1M ago15:58

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Edmond Dantès, a humble French sailor, arrives home in Marseilles after months at sea. SPRQ Media presents The Count of Monte Cristo, an adaptation by H.G. Zeissler with Meredith Tuve, based on the novel, The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. This program was directed and executive produced by H.G. Zeissler. Adaptation copyright 2023 by H.G…

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Paralympic Games: Three French athletes on their arduous journey to gold 11:39

2M ago11:39

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The Paralympics kick off this Wednesday in Paris and to mark the opening of the Games, our reporters went to meet the French athletes who have brought home gold medals from previous editions of the event. They tell us about the challenges they faced, the obstacles they overcame and their hopes for the 2024 Paralympics. FRANCE 24's David Gilberg and…

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Count of Monte Cristo Season One Trailer 0:51

2M ago0:51

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Experience the gripping tale of revenge, romance, and redemption in our upcoming historical fiction audio drama, "The Count of Monte Cristo." Get a sneak peek of volume 1, launching August 30, 2024! Dive into the story that has captivated readers for generations—now brought to life in a whole new way. Prepare to be hooked.…

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Why Read Classic Literature - Italo Calvino 21:58

2M ago21:58

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The literary master Calvino begins by defining what a "classic" is and how to approach reading them. He reviews a series of world-renowned works, offering insights on each one, and answers the question of why it's important to read the classics. Calvino was an Italian author whose unique and imaginative fables made him one of the most important nov…

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Aviation and the Magnificent History of Flight 37:45

2M ago37:45

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As it's still the summer holidays, brace yourself. These are your captains speaking. Douglas and his co-pilot Hugh will now take your ears through the many thrilling attempts by humanity to take to the skies. From trying to harness owls and heated air to the sheer misery of your average budget airline, strap yourself in for the flight of your life …

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Les Misérables - Victor Hugo 52:05

2M ago52:05

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The writing of *Les Misérables* took decades and is deeply intertwined with France's history, culture, and social development. The life of Jean Valjean, a former convict, is filled with ups and downs. Even when faced with countless difficult choices, he remains steadfast in his faith, seeking light and ultimately achieving redemption. The miserable…

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The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Victor Hugo 37:16

2M ago37:16

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"In 'The Hunchback of Notre-Dame,' there is the ugly yet sincere Quasimodo, and the hypocritical Claude; the brave Esmeralda, and the deceitful Phoebus. Kind and ordinary people are weak and helpless under the rampant despotic rule of the church, which is precisely what Hugo depicts—the tragedy of fate that people cannot escape. Victor Hugo, a Fren…

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Listener Request: Queen Elizabeth the First 37:53

2M ago37:53

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She was the last Tudor monarch who ushered in a Golden Age for her country - without even needing to score any goals in a major international tournament. In fact, she was actually able to defeat the Spanish. Join Douglas and Hugh as they unravel the extraordinary life of Queen Elizabeth I of England. Discover the plots on her life, the pretenders t…

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Introduction 1:05

2M ago1:05

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Vampires: Myths, Folklore and the "Real Dracula", Vlad The Impaler 43:58

3M ago43:58

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In this episode of the BEST HISTORY PODCAST EVER MADE, Douglas and Hugh cross oceans to time to find you, and boldly become vampire hunters! Join them as they dig up the myths and legends that gave rise to belief in vampires and the undead. They will debunk vampire lore (garlic, crucifixes, sunlight, holy water). They will also introduce the real l…

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France's crème de la crème: Celebrating 100 years of "artisan Olympics" 12:09

3M ago12:09

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2024 marks the centenary of Meilleur Ouvrier de France, or MOF. It is often referred to as the “Olympics of French artisans,” a grueling competition where only the very best can achieve victory. Some of France’s top chefs, such as Paul Bocuse, have been honored with the award and are entitled to wear the coveted tricolour chef collar. However, chef…

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The Three Musketeers and the Extraordinary Life of Alexandre Dumas 31:28

3M ago31:28

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En Guard! Strap on your sword, rapier and whatever flintlock pistol you may have about your person. Douglas and Hugh invite you to enlist in the French King's most elite fighting force, The Three Musketeers! But who were the real-life swashbucklers? What did they do to inspire legendary French playwright and author Alexandre Dumas to write his icon…

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French politics: Working with the enemy 12:23

3M ago12:23

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On June 9, French President Emmanuel Macron took France by surprise. He dissolved the National Assembly, the lower house of parliament, sending the French to the ballot boxes for snap parliamentary elections. After his party's poor showing in the first round of voting, the president could find himself in a scenario known as "cohabitation", where th…

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Debunk Special: Area 51, the Roswell Incident and Alien Conspiracy Theories 34:12

4M ago34:12

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In this week's episode, Douglas and Hugh put on their foil hats and x-ray specs as they travel back to the 1950s in search of...ALIENS! But because this is a bona fide history podcast, Our very own Mulder and Scully don't want to believe, they want to know - and they're not afraid to expose themselves in the process. What REALLY happened on that hi…

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Racism, ruin & resounding success: The epic life of French author Alexandre Dumas 12:01

4M ago12:01

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In this week's show, we retrace the turbulent life of 19th-century French writer Alexandre Dumas. The wildly successful mixed-race author faced racism, financial ruin and ghostwriter allegations during his lifetime. It was only 132 years after his death that his remains were laid to rest at the Pantheon mausoleum, in 2002. We retell the story of ho…

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France's Olympic champions: What it takes to win gold 12:05

4M ago12:05

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Only a few dozen French nationals have gone down in history as Olympic champions. Pole vaulter Jean Galfione, judoka Emilie Andéol and swimmer Alain Bernard tell FRANCE 24 about the day that changed their lives. From their preparation, to their emotions during the competition, to their subsequent careers, this is the story of three gold medallists …

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The Mystery of Stonehenge and the Druids 32:38

4M ago32:38

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As we approach the halfway point in the year for the Summer Solstice on June 21st, Douglas and Hugh travel to Stonehenge, the most famous of all the henges, and one of England's most ancient, celebrated and fascinating landmarks. They also reveal the true identity of the people who worshipped at this hallowed site: the Druids. Who REALLY built Ston…

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The Knights Templars 31:51

4M ago31:51

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Who were the Knights Templars? What is their connection with The Holy Grail? And why was Douglas and Hugh refused entry into Shingles nightclub on the High Street? All will be revealed - and more - when we remove the chainmail of mystery to expose the flabby pink flesh of truth. Gasp with pleasure as you learn of their special role in the Crusades.…

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The Lost Ark of the Covenant 34:07

4M ago34:07

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The Ark of the Covenant is one of the world's most famous archaeological prizes. But what actually is it? Does it even exist? And if so, can it really melt your face off? Douglas and Hugh don their fedoras, grab their bullwhips and steer clear of snakes as they raid the truth behind this most holy of holy relics. Discover the Ark's biblical origins…

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Eighty years since D-Day: Remembering Normandy's summer of sacrifice 11:55

4M ago11:55

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Between the D-Day landings on June 6, 1944 and the liberation of Paris on August 25 lies the Battle of Normandy. For three months, the Allied forces fought fiercely against the Wehrmacht of Nazi Germany. From heavily bombed towns, to relentless artillery fire and hand-to-hand combat in the "Falaise pocket", Normandy was ravaged and civilians were t…

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The Erotic Adventures of Catherine the Great 28:15

5M ago28:15

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Few monarchs have been plagued by so many scurrilous rumours as this one. Catherine the Great was Empress of Russia during the back end of the eighteenth century and under her long reign, she is said to have transformed her country for the better. She was also rumoured to be obsessed with nookie, took an army of lovers and fell foul of a proud hors…

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Paris 2024: Will the River Seine be Olympics-ready? 11:53

5M ago11:53

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In this week's show we take a deep dive into the Seine, to find out how Paris's river is preparing for the 2024 Olympics. We see how authorities are racing against time to boost security, curb pollution and keep visitors entertained. With just a few weeks to go before the opening ceremony, one question remains: Will the Seine actually be swimmable?…

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