I migliori Jim Noy podcast (2024)

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Meet David Panek of the Kansas City Department of Planning & Development 42:11

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Get ready for some of the most valuable advice you will ever receive in your remodeling career. David Panek started his career in real estate as a boy helping his mom manage her rental portfolio. He ended up building over 30 new homes per year while managing his own real estate portfolio. But then, David began a 25-year career at Kansas City’s Depa…

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Meet Jimmy Webb of Webb Enterprises 1:02:54

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Jimmy Webb began his career as the General Manager of a Thriftway Grocery chain store. After some friendly pressure from his carpenter friend, he ventured into the real estate business and was eventually able to leave his job at the Grocery Store. Over the years, Jimmy helped dozens of people become real estate owners and investors and built an imp…

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Meet Jim Alderman of CommunityAmerica 44:18

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Jim Alderman is a statistical anomaly in many ways. He’s worked the same job since college, and he’s reached levels of success most people only dream of. Closing over 17,000 mortgages was just the by-product of Jim’s unwavering dedication to customer service and putting his clients first. If you’re looking for practical steps to apply to your caree…

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Meet Travis Swift of TNT Contracting, LLC. 57:49

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Are you interested in systemizing your business? Travis Swift started his career in the United States Air Force where he learned the management and leadership tactics he now utilizes every day in his vertically-integrated real estate company, TNT Contracting, LLC. Learn how after spending time as a stockbroker and investment advisor, Travis was abl…

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Meet David Van Noy of Van Noy Real Estate Group 47:48

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Most of us know that having a coach is a great way to learn new skills, but how many would guess that being a coach, might be even better? Learn how David Van Noy has built one of the most well-known real estate teams in Kansas City, and his surprising story of how being a coach unlocked the door to invaluable insights for his business. The Launch …

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 33: Agatha Christie’s Marple: Expert on Wickedness (2024) by Mark Aldridge [w’ Mark Aldridge]

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Another surprise episode of my increasingly-irregular podcast In GAD We Trust, this time featuring Mark Aldridge in discussion about his new book, Agatha Christie’s Marple: Expert on Wickedness (2024). Yes, finally some good news: four years on from his excellent Agatha Christie’s Poirot: The Greatest Detective in the World (2020), in which he char…

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Meet Pat Grace of United Real Estate 1:18:12

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Are you ready to unlock the secrets of rapid real estate success? Join us for an insightful session where we delve into the inspiring journey of Pat Grace. Pat and Marta Grace’s story of fearless determination is nothing short of inspirational and is a masterclass in thinking big. Pat Grace joins us this week to talk about having the right ‘Mind-Se…

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Meet Bernie Richter of North Oak Investment 1:08:25

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Bernie Richter got his start in the mortgage industry as a young man, back in 1972. Learn how Bernie’s path led him into Real Estate Rehab Loans and eventually sparked the beginning of North Oak Investment. Bernie’s insights and experience are invaluable for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of real estate and finance. This will be the…

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Meet Shawn Moore of Many Moore Properties 35:39

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Shawn Moore started Many Moore Properties LLC in 2019 and the company has lived up to its name, flipping more than 20 houses since. In 2019 Shawn worked up the courage to leave his stable career at Harley Davidson for 16 years and make the leap into his entrepreneurship journey. Soon after making such a courageous decision, Shawn was offered a grea…

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Meet Phil Jackson of JL Residential, LLC. 52:00

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Learn how to achieve exponential growth in your real estate business with Phil Jackson of JL Residential. The Launch Pad is where we blast off into our real estate investing potential. Whether you’re a budding rehabber, an experienced portfolio manager, or a passive investor, our objective is to provide a network of knowledge, experience, and wisdo…

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Welcome to The Launch Pad! 21:55

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The Launch Pad is where we blast off into our real estate investing potential. Whether you’re a budding rehabber, an experienced portfolio manager, or passive investor, our objective is to provide a network of knowledge, experience, and wisdom right to your earbuds. Let’s stand together on the shoulders of giants and set our sights on a broader hor…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 32: The Revival of James Ronald [w’ Chris Verner] 56:53

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Five and a half years ago I tracked down and read an obscure novelette by long-forgotten British pulp writer James Ronald, which set me on the trail of his far-from-readily-available other works. This week, Moonstone Press published the first two in a series of reprints that will see Ronald’s entire criminous catalogue made available, and series … …

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 31: Bodies from the Library 6 (2023) ed. Tony Medawar [w’ Tony Medawar] 1:03:36

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Another year, another Bodies from the Library collection — incredibly, the sixth — and another opportunity to sit down with Tony Medawar and talk about the wonderful work he’s doing on all our behalfs. As well as discussing the contents of the latest collection — all spoiler-free, of course — we get into the details … Continue reading In GAD We Tru…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 30: The Joys of Detective Fiction + Montgomery Bonbon: Death at the Lighthouse (2023) by Alasdair Beckett-King [w’ Alasdair Beckett-King] 1:00:45

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The return of my In GAD We Trust podcast, and a welcome return for Alasdair Beckett-King, comedian and now children’s author. Since last appearing on the podcast, Alasdair has written two books for younger readers — Montgomery Bonbon: Murder at the Museum (2023) and Montgomery Bonbon: Death at the Lighthouse (2023) — and so joins … Continue reading…

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Spoiler Warning – Mrs. McGinty’s Dead (1952) by Agatha Christie 1:12:26

2y ago1:12:26

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One final dive into the crystal-clear waters of talking about a mystery novel without having to carefully avoid the details — here are Brad, Moira, and myself discussing Mrs. McGinty’s Dead (1952) by Agatha Christie. There’s much to discuss here, too: an older Hercule Poirot whose name conjures none of the delight or fear it … Continue reading Spoi…

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Spoiler Warning – Towards Zero (1944) by Agatha Christie 1:10:14

2+ y ago1:10:14

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Hopefully your summer heatwave — or winter freeze-wave — has passed and you’re calm, relaxed, and ready to listen to Brad, Moira, and me discuss some Agatha Christie in spoiler-filled detail. This time we’re talking about Towards Zero (1944), the fifth and final book to feature Superintendent Battle. Is there much to discuss in advance? … Continue …

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Spoiler Warning – Five Little Pigs, a.k.a. Murder in Retrospect (1942) by Agatha Christie 1:00:30

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A long weekend (probably) awaits, so how better to pass some time than listening to Brad, Moira, and me discuss Five Little Pigs, a.k.a. Murder in Retrospect (1942) by Agatha Christie? Okay, sure, there are countless better ways to pass the time, but here’s that discussion anyway. Earlier this year, I held a poll for … Continue reading Spoiler Warn…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 29: Writing The Red Death Murders (2022) 58:39

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All good things come to an end, and so does my podcast; started in the first UK lockdown and hard to justify now that lockdowns are well and truly over, In GAD We Trust’s 30th episode (number 29, but don’t forget that bonus run through the Jonathan Creek canon) is going out in a blaze … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episode 29: Writing The Red…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 28: Writing Mysteries for Younger Readers [w’ M.G. Leonard and Sam Sedgman] 1:16:27

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There is a Golden Age of detective fiction going on at the very moment, but because most of what’s being written is aimed at 8-to-12 year-olds, it gets overlooked by, like, grown-ups. I’m trying to raise awareness of this with my frequent Minor Felonies posts, and it’s partly in pursuit of this aim that I’m … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Epis…

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Spoiler Warning – After the Funeral, a.k.a. Funerals Are Fatal (1953) by Agatha Christie + Vote for Future Episodes 1:10:35

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Slightly later than planned — er, sorry about that — let’s see what Brad, Moira, and I made of Dame Agatha’s After the Funeral, a.k.a. Funerals Are Fatal (1953), shall we? You hopefully know the drill by now, but let’s have a recap for anyone new to this: we read the book, we discuss the … Continue reading Spoiler Warning – After the Funeral, a.k.a…

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In GAD We Trust – Bonus Episode! The Highs and Lows of Jonathan Creek [w’ Nick Cardillo] 2:04:24

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Last week, Nick Cardillo and I discussed the impossible crime on screen, at the end of which he casually asked about Jonathan Creek like I’d be able to condense my thoughts into a pithy bon mot and not obsess about what I’d missed out for the next 30 or 40 years. Instead, we’re back to … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Bonus Episode! The Highs a…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 27: The Impossible Crime on Screen [w’ Nick Cardillo] 1:05:55

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Does In GAD We Trust have a hype train? If so, stoke the conductor, point the rails, wake up the boiler, and do other train things, because episode 27 is here and Nick Cardillo wants to talk about the impossible crime on screen. Written down, the impossible crime — sometimes called the “miracle problem” when … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Epi…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 26: The Maxims of Misdirection 54:55

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I’m as surprised as you to see a new episode of my In GAD We Trust podcast, especially as I said on Thursday that there was unlikely to be one this weekend — well, okay, perhaps a I’m little less surprised than you, since I (sort of) planned, recorded, and (sort of) edited this, but … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episode 26: The Maxims of Mis…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 25: Fair Play and the Nomenclature of Golden Age Detective Fiction [w’ Scott K. Ratner] 1:19:25

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Gutsy of me to suggest, on my site dedicated to the discussion of Golden Age detective fiction, that a lot of the terminology used to talk about these stories is incorrect, eh? Well, thankfully I’m not the one trying to convince you; that job falls to Mr. Scott K. Ratner. Those of you who know … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episode 25: Fair P…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 24: Bodies from the Library 4 (2021) ed. Tony Medawar + The International Agatha Christie Festival 2021 + Even More! [w’ Tony Medawar] 56:22

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Prepare yourself for what might just be the most jam-packed episode of In GAD We Trust to date — when you sit down with Tony Medawar, there’s always going to be a lot to talk about. With the podcast coming to an end after episode 30, I was hardly going to let Tony get away … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episode 24: Bodies from the Library 4 (…

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Spoiler Warning – A Murder is Announced (1950) by Agatha Christie 1:03:39

3+ y ago1:03:39

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Here we go: another Agatha Christie-centred, spoiler-filled discussion betwixt Moira, Brad, and myself, this time looking at her highly-regarded Jane Marple mystery A Murder is Announced (1950). You know the drill — we’ve read it, talked about it without being coy regarding details as one normally would in a review, and are here to pick … Continue …

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 23: What’s in a Watson? [w’ Caroline Crampton] 1:03:44

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The companion of the fictional detective — the “stupid friend” as Ronald Knox styled them — is something I have spent far too long thinking about, mainly because the protoype is always taken to be Sherlock Holmes’ chronicler Dr. John H. Watson. Joining me this week to discuss why that might not always be a … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episo…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 22: On Making a Good First Impression [w’ Sergio @ Tipping My Fedora + Brad @ AhSweetMysteryBlog] 1:09:18

3+ y ago1:09:18

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After the interruption to the schedule of two weeks ago, here’s another In GAD We Trust podcast — and given the topic of ‘Making a Good First Impression’ it’s only fitting to welcome returning guests Sergio and Brad. We had orignally intended to discuss Ellery Queen, but life is miserable enough at the moment and … Continue reading In GAD We Trust …

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 21: The Diversity of Approaches to Detective Fiction [w’ Martin Edwards] 1:26:40

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The detective fiction genre is built around the essential structure of a crime, an investigation of that crime, and the revelation of the guilty party who committed the crime, and good heavens didn’t the Golden Age map out a lot of different ways to walk that path. And there are few people better placed to … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episo…

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Spoiler Warning – Cards on the Table (1936) by Agatha Christie 1:12:34

3+ y ago1:12:34

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Slightly later than promised — or not, depending on your time zone — here’s the long-anticipated spoiler-heavy discussion betwixt Brad, Moira, and myself about Agatha Christie’s bridge-centric mystery Cards on the Table (1936). And, just for added drama, one of us thinks this book doesn’t quite deserve its reputation as a classic… As well as … Cont…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 20: The Dr. Thorndyke Stories of R. Austin Freeman [w’ Dolores Gordon-Smith] 1:00:46

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In January of last year, I read my first R. Austin Freeman novel, little suspecting that it was to be the first step along a road of sheer delight. And so, to mark the end of Series 2 of In GAD We Trust, today I’m discussing Freeman and the Thorndyke stories with author and fellow … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episode 20: The Dr. Thorndyke S…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 19: Reissue! Repackage! Repackage! [w’ Various People] 1:09:54

3+ y ago1:09:54

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On the back of the Reprint of the Year Award run by Kate at CrossExaminingCrime, I thought it might be interesting to see what those of us who submit titles for that undertaking would choose to bring back from the exile of being OOP. To that end, I invited various bloggers to nominate a single … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episode 19: Reissu…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 18: The ‘No Footprints’ Impossible Crime [w’ Tom Mead] 1:06:01

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For a blog set up with the implicit aim to explore the impossible crime in fiction, it has to be said that impossibilities have been rather thin on the ground at The Invisible Event of late. Here, then, is a podcast episode committed to the impossible crime (or one-tenth of it, at least) with author … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episode 18: …

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Spoiler Warning – The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (1926) by Agatha Christie 1:06:11

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You voted for it, here it is: a spoiler-filled discussion betwixt Brad, Moira, and myself about Agatha Christie’s none-more-audacious The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (1926). You have hopefully figured out that there will be much in the way of spoilers, so ensure you have read the book before listening in — it means you stand … Continue reading Spoiler …

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 17: The Hardboiled Golden Age on Page and Screen [w’ Sergio @ Tipping My Fedora] 1:13:51

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After watching detective fiction play out in the drawing rooms of ivory towers for too long, I’m heading into the mean streets to get some grease under my nails, a shiv waved in my face, and probably a cosh to the back of my head. Thankfully, Sergio, who oversaw a great deal of this stuff … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episode 17: The Hardboi…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 16: Modern Writers in the Golden Age Tradition [w’ Puzzle Doctor @ In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel] 1:10:50

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Let’s get the new year off to a happy start by showing some appreciation for contemporary authors who make life difficult for themselves by upholding the traditions of Golden Age detective fiction in their own works. And, if you want to discuss modern detective fiction, few are better-placed than Puzzle Doctor, a.k.a. Steve from In … Continue readi…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 15: Criticising the Golden Age [w’ Kate @ CrossExaminingCrime] 1:13:29

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‘Tis the season to be jolly, so I’m delighted to welcome Kate from CrossExaminingCrime back to my Golden Age detective fiction podcast so that we can discuss those who have sought to be not quite so jolly about our chosen enthusiasm. The notion of criticising criticism flouts the very conventions of logic and reasoning upon … Continue reading In GA…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 14: The Island of Coffins (2021) by John Dickson Carr + The 9.50 Up Express (2021) by Freeman Wills Crofts [w’ Tony Medawar] 1:02:51

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We’re all prone to speculate at times about how wonderful it would be to discover a previously-unpublished work by a beloved Golden Age author, and for today’s podcast episode Tony Medawar rejoins me to tempt you with two forthcoming collections of hard-to-find material from two of the genre’s titans — John Dickson Carr and Freeman … Continue readi…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 13: Agatha Christie’s Poirot: The Greatest Detective in the World (2020) by Mark Aldridge [w’ Mark Aldridge] 1:14:07

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This year’s celebrations of the centenary of Hercule Poirot’s debut and, arguably, the dawn of the Golden Age of Detection have obviously been overshadowed by wider events, but there’s still much to celebrate — not least of which is a new book about Poirot from Mark Aldridge. Agatha Christie’s Poirot: The Greatest Detective in the … Continue readin…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 12: Appeal and Deception in Golden Age Detective Fiction [w’ Scott K. Ratner] 1:05:45

4y ago1:05:45

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You thought this podcast was nerdy before? You ain’t seen nothin’ yet. Today we welcome the GADisphere’s own Scott K. Ratner, and things get taxonomical… Scott is at the top of my list of GAD fans who I wish would start a blog so we could find all his writings in one place because, as … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episode 12: Appeal and Dece…

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Spoiler Warning – The Murder at the Vicarage (1930) by Agatha Christie 1:08:35

4y ago1:08:35

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No, Christmas isn’t for another two months, but it’s been a tough year and so here’s a gift to get you through the darkening days (yes, thank-you, the Southern Hemisphere…): Brad and Moira discussing The Murder at the Vicarage (1930) by Agatha Christie. And I’m there, too, of course. You can’t win ’em all. Having … Continue reading Spoiler Warning …

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 11: The Tropes of Detective Fiction [w’ James Scott Byrnside] 1:27:27

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The time has come again for some nerdy Golden Age Detection podcasting, and James Scott Byrnside is here to oblige with a discussion about some of the tropes we know and love from GAD fiction After all, if you’re gonna have a discussion about tropes in detective fiction, you might as well have it with … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episode 11…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 10: Genre and Detective Fiction [w’ Ryan O’Neill] 1:22:18

4+ y ago1:22:18

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A final (for now) podcast episode before I head off on hiatus, this time discussing the idea of genre with author Ryan O’Neill. This was going to be the first episode of a loose series on the theme of genre…and, I suppose, it still is, it’s just that that second, third, and fourth episodes will … Continue reading In GAD We Trust – Episode 10: Genre…

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Spoiler Warning – The Mysterious Affair at Styles (1920) by Agatha Christie 1:17:26

4+ y ago1:17:26

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A podcast episode a couple of months short of 100 years in the making, we are here today to discuss The Mysterious Affair at Styles (1920) by Agatha Christie. To celebrate a century since the start of detective fiction’s Golden Age — no, Trent’s Last Case (1913), you stay out of this — myself, Moira … Continue reading Spoiler Warning – The Mysterio…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 9: Japanese-English Translation + The Honjin Murders (1946) by Seishi Yokomizo [w’ Louise Heal Kawai] 1:01:53

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A seam of superb Japanese detective novels and short stories have crossed the language barrier in recent years, teaching even the most culturally ignorant of us to tell our honkaku from our shin honkaku. And here to give us a sense of the work involved in making that happen is literary translator Louise Heal Kawai. … Continue reading In GAD We Trus…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 8: Uncovering Long-Forgotten Short Stories + Bodies from the Library 3 (2020) ed. Tony Medawar [w’ Tony Medawar] 1:02:19

4+ y ago1:02:19

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Today was due to have been the sixth (sixth!) Bodies from the Library conference at the British Library but, for obvious reasons, it’s not. I can’t, alas, give you a whole day of GAD-based discussion, but I can at least fill an hour with someone from that line-up of exceptionally knowledgable people, Tony Medawar. Perhaps … Continue reading In GAD …

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 7: The Father Brown Stories of G.K. Chesterton [w’ John @ Countdown John’s Christie Journal] 1:09:50

4+ y ago1:09:50

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This week on my Lockdown Podcast In GAD We Trust, the cream of G.K. Chesterton’s stories about his crime-solving Roman Catholic priest as selected by John who blogs at Countdown John’s Christie Journal. It went like this: John earmarked his ten favourite Father Brown stories, I read them, and we picked through their finer points, … Continue reading…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 6: Detective Fiction is Comedy [w’ Alasdair Beckett-King] 1:06:21

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It’s long been a tenet of mine that detective fiction and comedy have a great deal in common, and to pursue that this week via the medium of podcasting I’ve enlisted the help of comedian Alasdair Beckett-King. In a conversation ostensibly about the parallels between detective fiction and stand-up comedy we also manage to cover … Continue reading In…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 5: GAD in the Time of COVID-19 [w’ Brad @ AhSweetMysteryBlog] 57:54

4+ y ago57:54

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As the COVID-19 pandemic rolls into its 348th week, Brad from AhSweetMysteryBlog is here with some salutary advice. See, back in March, Brad made a great case for the approaching crisis and enforced isolation being the perfect circumstances in which to read some mystery fiction, and he’s here today to expand upon that theme and … Continue reading I…

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In GAD We Trust – Episode 4: Magic, Mummery, and Misdirection [w’ John @ Pretty Sinister Books] 1:03:43

4+ y ago1:03:43

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Lockdown rolls on, and so does my GAD-focussed podcast, which this time around sees me picking the brains of John Norris who blogs at Pretty Sinister Books and is surely one of the most widely-read members of our GAD coterie. This episode sees us discussing the utilisation of magic in crime fiction, from its slightly … Continue reading In GAD We Tr…

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