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TORN from the pages of his bestselling compendium of fake facts, MORE INFORMATION THAN YOU REQUIRE, John Hodgman presents TODAY IN THE PAST, transmitted directly from the computer to your ears in his own RECORDED VOICE. The first page-a-day calendar with no physical pages, TODAY IN THE PAST will provide you not only the date, but also a fascinating historical fact that did not occur on that date, because it was made up by John Hodgman, Resident Expert and Famous Minor Television Personality.

If, for some reason, you need more fake facts per day than this Page-a-Day Calendar Without Pages provides, you can also find all of the pages of MORE INFORMATION THAN YOU REQUIRE, along with the rest of the COMPLETE WORLD KNOWLEDGE SERIES (The Areas of My Expertise), transformed into similar but not identical pageless technology (known as the Audio Book) elsewhere in the iTunes store. Or, for those who hate technology and/or fetishize paper, there is also a non-pageless paperback version available in appropriate stores (you know where they are). Today In the Past
Cutting edge performance poetry! One performance per show. Brought to you by the same people who send you incredible independent music. Collect them all! IndieFeed: Performance Poetry IndieFeed.com Community
A monthly reading and conversation with the New Yorker fiction editor Deborah Treisman. New Yorker: Fiction The New Yorker
A podcast of public-domain audio books for kids, read by Kara Shallenberg.
New chapters will appear on Mondays. We've finished The Road to Oz, A Little Princess, The Secret Garden, Heidi, Our Island Story, an anthology of poetry for children, a children's history of the Middle Ages, More William, This Country of Ours Part 1, Helen's Babies, and The Book of Art for Young People, and When Mother Lets Us Cook. Next we had The Adventures of Sally, by P. G. Wodehouse -- not actually a children's book, but it won't do the little ones any harm and should be fun for the tweens and teens. Now it's The Story of Mankind -- an excellent history book for kids, read as a duet with my friend Michelle Crandall. Enjoy! Send questions and comments to kara@nyip.net. All of my recorded books can be found at http://kayray.org/my-recordings/ Kara's Free Audiobooks
Join Slate's critics for regular discussions of new and important books. Read the book club selections and then listen in as our critics hold lively -- and sometimes heated -- debates about the works.

(Note: Book club podcasts are also included in the regular Slate Daily Podcast feed.) Slate's Audio Book Club Slate Magazine
Storynory brings you an audio story every week. Each one is chosen by Prince Bertie the Frog and beautifully read by his friend Natasha Gostwick. Let Natasha's voice beguile you with classic fairy tales, new children's stories, poems, myths, adventures and romance. Storynory - Stories For Kids
Audiobooks with Annie is a podcast of classic books in the public domain, read aloud to you by me, Annie, for free. I am currently reading Anne of Green Gables by L. M. Montgomery. Previous audiobooks include Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain. You can email me questions or comments at ac DOT timshel AT gmail DOT com or visit my website at http://www.anniecoleman.com/ Audiobooks with Annie

Football Weekly

Football Weekly
James Richardson, Barry Glendenning, Sid Lowe and the rest of the Football Weekly team are here right through the 2009/10 football season with the web's best football podcast. With news and banter from the Premier League, Championship, La Liga, Serie A, and Bundesliga.
The Guardian Culture Podcast

The Guardian Culture Podcast
Interviews, news and reviews on all aspects of the arts from Guardian.co.uk. Plus, hear art critic Adrian Searle's gallery and exhibition tours. New for October 2009: A series of podcasts from the Cambridge Festival of Ideas
Film Weekly

Film Weekly
Jason Solomons interviews the hottest directors and actors around the world, and reviews the week’s releases
Music Weekly

Music Weekly
Paul MacInnes is joined by Rosie Swash for interviews and live tracks from bands and musicians, plus reviews of new releases, and music news from the Guardian's musical devotees. The award-winning Music Weekly is available to download every Friday.
Global development podcast

Global development podcast
In this series of podcasts from the Guardian, every month Madeleine Bunting explores the key issues affecting billions of people across the developing world
Guardian short stories podcast

Guardian short stories podcast
Subscribe free to our podcast, presented by the editor of the Guardian's Saturday Review section, Lisa Allardice. Each programme features an interview with a leading author followed by a reading of the author's favourite short story by another writer.
The Business podcast

The Business podcast
The top business brains from the Guardian and the Observer come together for a weekly dose of economic reality. As the credit crunch continues to bite, our leading commentators give their personal take on how the crisis is being managed. Deborah Hargreaves, Larry Elliott, Dan Roberts and the rest of the team are joined by our host, economics leader writer Aditya Chakrabortty.
Careers Talk

Careers Talk
Careers Talk is a round up of everthing happening in the forums, including a chat with an expert panelist, an interview with one of the users and a preview of coming Q&As
The Big Ideas

The Big Ideas
Every month, a group of academics, columnists and philosophers dissect a phrase that's become an intellectual cliché in order to analyse its true meaning
The Digested Read podcast

The Digested Read podcast
A podcast version of John Crace's wickedly satirical Guardian column, lampooning the literary style of leading authors by summarising their books in five minutes
Guardian Focus podcast

Guardian Focus podcast
Each week, Guardian correspondents and commentators take a detailed look at an issue in the news
Guardian Daily

Guardian Daily
It’s the world on your iPod, delivered daily at 7.30am (UK time). Exclusive reports from Guardian correspondents in Britain and around the globe, with Jon Dennis
Media Talk

Media Talk
Matt Wells and guests bring you the latest news and gossip from the media village
The Amnesty International Comedy Podcast

The Amnesty International Comedy Podcast
A brand new series of comedy podcasts from Amnesty International at the Edinburgh Fringe festival 2010. Featuring live stand-up comedy, interviews with top comedians, critics’ top festival picks, comedy gems from Amnesty’s Secret Policemen’s Ball archive and backstage access behind the scenes at Edinburgh’s top comedy venues. Amnesty’s involvement with the festival is based on the celebration of freedom of expression and fighting for the rights of people whose free speech is denied. Find out more at www.amnesty.org.uk/edfest
Media Talk USA

Media Talk USA
Jeff Jarvis and a regular panel of media commentators analyse the latest developments in the US media and tech worlds
PMQs

PMQs
Full coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions, weekly from the House of Commons.
James Richardson's European football papers review

James Richardson's European football papers review
Football Weekly host James Richardson reviews what the European newspapers are saying about the big Champions League and Europa League matches
Sounds Jewish

Sounds Jewish
A lively, off-beat take on Jewish life from the Jewish Community Centre for London, sponsored by the Jewish Chronicle.
Comment is Free podcasts

Comment is Free podcasts
A series of podcasts made by writers from the Guardian's award-winning comment website, Comment is free. New for 2009: Another Thought for the Day - a secular take on the BBC's iconic daily message.
City Guides

City Guides
Inside guides and information on the hottest places to go from Guardian.co.uk
The bike podcast

The bike podcast
Each month, the bike podcast brings you news, views and opinion from the world of cycling - from reviews of new bikes and essential biking accessories, to interviews with well-known cyclists, recommendations for bike routes and a round-up of the latest cycling-related news
The Heineken Cup podcast

The Heineken Cup podcast
The Observer's rugby columnist Eddie Butler and former Scotland international Kenny Logan preview the 2009 Heineken Cup final. Produced in association with Heineken
Week in review podcast

Week in review podcast
Columnist Jonathan Freedland is joined by a top panel of commentators to look back on the news of the past seven days
The Family Podcast

The Family Podcast
Miranda Sawyer presents our new monthly podcast looking at all aspects of family life.
The Guardian Activate video channel

The Guardian Activate video channel
Guardian Activate is a summit aimed at world-changing individuals and communities who have proven that through the use of technology and the internet we can make the world a better place. If you missed a talk or just want to recap memorable presentations from the day, you can download our videos for free on iTunes music store. We'll be releasing a new Activate video every week so stay tuned. With iTunes, you can subscribe to the series and have new talks automatically downloaded.
Islamophonic

Islamophonic
News and views from the world of Islam, but not as you have heard it before. With Riazat Butt
Live at the Edinburgh Festival

Live at the Edinburgh Festival
Sparky chatter and peformances from top comedians, plus insightful analysis from Guardian critics. Featuring the best acts rom the Edinburgh Festival 2009. Recorded live every day at the Gilded Balloon, hosted by Miles Jupp and featuring last year's if.comedy best newcomer Sarah Millican

The Digested Read podcast

A podcast version of John Crace's wickedly satirical Guardian column, lampooning the literary style of leading authors by summarising their books in five minutes

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