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Jane Austens "Emma" als geistreiches Hörspiel. Emma Woodhouse ist schön, klug, reich und mischt sich gern in das romantische Leben ihrer Mitmenschen ein. Missverständnisse und Liebeskummer sind die Folgen, an deren Ende aber auch Emma ihr Glück finden wird. Die unvollkommene, aber charmante Emma wird in diesem hinreißenden Hörspiel von Christiane Ohaus mit der Stimme von Laura Balzer zum Leben erweckt. Außerdem in diesem Hörspiel voller Ballabende, Parkspaziergänge und geistreicher Dialoge zu hören: Katja Riemann, Gerd Wameling, Michael Rotschopf u. v. a.

In this Printed Words anthology, the lines merge between crime and horror, fiction and poetry. So, you’ll be kept guessing whether the villain is human or monster. Sometimes, the worst monsters are those who pass as human.

Eric Walsh tries to live a normal life. He goes to work, cooks dinner for his wife, and visits his ailing father in the hospital, but Eric also carries the burden of schizophrenia. He hears voices in his head telling him what to do and how to think, and right now they're telling him some very bad things. Can Eric differentiate between what's real and what's just in his head?

As a psychologist, you never know who will walk through your door or what they’ll need to talk about. Tonight, he’ll take on a client who makes him face the age old question about nature vs. nurture, the debate about why people behave the way they do.

We've all heard the stories and watched the movies where someone finds a magic lamp or a monkey's paw and suddenly finds that their greatest wish can be made true. Today Doctor Kerr is visiting the ward to consult with a young man named Howard who claims he's in that exact situation. After listening to his story, the doctor will need to decide on his diagnosis. Is Howard being honest, is he delusional, or is it something else?

Billy, a middle-aged man, sits down with his psychologist, Doctor Kerr, to discuss how his life has been going. As they talk, he tells him about how he went over to his ex-wife’s house, the one they used to consider theirs, and tried to have a good day with his son, Josh, whom he never feels like he gets to spend enough time with. Unfortunately, as the morning continued on, things repeatedly got in the way of the perfect day he had planned for him and his boy, and he let his anger go too far.

Psychologists often see clients who want to either come to terms with an issue, or fix something from their past. In most cases, this is seen as a productive step towards living a healthier life. Unfortunately, the manner in which one attempts to fix things may not always be what the psychologist would choose for their client, and can conflict strongly with the doctor-patient relationship.

Hypothetically, if you were to kill someone, who would you turn to for help? Is there someone out there - a real friend you could trust, whom would lie for you? Do you have anyone in your life who would risk everything to keep you from going to jail? That’s the question posed to Doctor Kerr by his client Jordan, and he’s got a story to tell.

Author Michael Quetting shares the hilarious and moving true story of how he became a father to seven rambunctious goslings - and the surprising things he learned along the way. Starting right at the beginning, with the eggs, his journey takes him from the incubator all the way to the airstrip, where he must attempt to teach the geese to fly as part of an ambitious scientific research initiative for the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, which tracks animal migrations around the world.

Michael and Jane, a millennial married couple, hold discussions on navigating their intercultural and interracial relationship, and what relationships look like for most millennials today.