Two books were used to compose this podcast:
Twenty Thousand Roads, by David Meyer and
Hickory Wind, by Ben Fong-Torres
The music heard during part one was Russian River and
during part two was Eternal Garden, both by Dan Henig
Category Archives: Podcast Book and Music Information and Purchase
George Orwell, Literary Visionary (Book and Music Information)
Two books were used in the composition of this podcast:
George Orwell, by Gordon Bowker and
Orwell: Wintry Conscience of a Generation, by Jeffrey Meyers
The intro music to Part One and outro to Part Two is
First Light, by Futuremono
The two other songs were Coming Home, by Dan Lebowitz and Open Highway, by Albis
George Dasch And the 1942 Nazi U-Boat Invasion of America (Book and Music Information)
The following books were used in the production of this podcast:
“Saboteurs, The Nazi Raid on America,” by Michael Dobbs.
“Betrayal, The True Story of J. Edgar Hoover and the Nazi Saboteurs Captured During WWII,” by David Alan Johnson.
“Eight Spies Against America,” by George Dasch.
“They Came To Kill,” by Eugene Rachlis.
The intro music used for both Parts one and two is: “A Guy Walks Into A Bar,” by Asher Fulero.
The music at the end of part one is “Fall Of The Dynasty,” by Asher Fulero.
The music at the end of part two is “Desert Catharsis,” by The Whole Other.
Joan of Arc, Saint and National Martyr (Book and Music Information)
The following books were used to assemble this podcast:
Joan of Arc: Her Story, by Regine Pernoud
Joan of Arc: A Life Transfigured, Kathryn Harrison
Joan of Arc: A History, by Helen Castor
The intro in Part One is”Wistful Harp,” by Andrew Huang
The outro in Part One is “Last Train to Mars,”
The songs are reversed in Part Two
Charles Van Doren, Herbert Stempel and the 50’s Quiz Show Scandal (Book and Music Information)
Most of the information for this podcast came from the books
“Prime Time and Misdemeanors,” by Joseph Stone and Tim Yohn and
“Remembering America: A Voice From the Sixties,” by Richard Goodwin.
The Intro to Part One music is “Gaiety In The Golden Age,” by Aaron Kenny. Part One’s Outro is “The Black Cat,” also by Aaron Kenny.
Part Two’s Intro music is “Cover Charge,” by Track Tribe and the Outro is “Easy Lemon Sixty Second,” by Kevin Macleod.
Bob Marley, Reggae Superstar (Book And Music Information)
The books used during the composition of this podcast included:
Catch A Fire, by Timothy White
So Much Things To Say, by Roger Steffens
Bob Marley: A Life, by Gary Steckles
Bob Marley (Stories Behind the Songs)
The intro music to Part One and Two is: Thug Dub, by Quincas Moreira
The outro to Part One is: Feel Nice, by Rick Steel
Crazy Horse, One of a Kind (Book and Music Information)
Two books were essential for the composition of this podcast:
“The Killing of Crazy Horse,” by Thomas Powers and “Crazy Horse: A Lakota Life,” by Kingsley Bray.
The main theme music is “You Cant Beat the Machine.”:
The other outro music at the end of part one is a public domain native war cry.
John Wilkes Booth And The Lincoln Conspiracy (Book and Music Information)
The books used for this podcast included: Manhunt, by James Swanson and Fortune’s Fool, by Terry Alford.
Besides traditional renditions of “Hail to the Chief” and “Maryland, My Maryland,” two songs were used by Sergey Cheremisinov:
“Train” and “When You Leave.”
Charles Bukowski, Poet of the Damned (Book and Music Information)
Two books were used for the material contained in this podcast:
“Charles Bukowski: Locked In The Arms Of A Crazy Life,” and
“Charles Bukowski,” by Barry Miles.
The intro music for part one is Digital Memories by the Unicorn Heads. For more info see http://unicornheads.com.
Outro for part one is the overture to Swan Lake by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
The intro and outro for part two are excerpts from the Pas De Deux from “The Nutcracker,” also by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Benedict Arnold, American Traitor (Book and Music Information)
The following books were used during the composition of this podcast:
Benedict Arnold: Patriot and Traitor, by Willard Sterne Randall
Peggy Shippen, The Women Behind Benedict Arnold’s Plot To Betray America, by Stephen Case and Mark Jacob
The Traitor and the Spy: Benedict Arnold and John Andre, by James Flexner
Music within the podcast:
Monteverdi’s Toccata From L’Orfeo by the United States Army Old Guard and Bach’s March Fur Die Arche by the same artists.