Free Mystery Podcast Episode: To Catch A Book Thief

Not your usual podcast.

Panzer found this crime podcast episode To Catch A Book Thief on The Art of Crime Podcast.

 

The episode is 1 hour 7 minutes long.

 

Note: It does have ads.

 

 To listen to the podcast tootle over to The Art of Crime 

Free Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction Podcast: Double Fly Rocket 87

I see one more in your future.

For those of you who prefer short mysteries Panzer found one at the Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction Podcast site.

 

The audio episode Double Fly Rocket 87 is written and narrated by author Eli Cranor. It's 38 minutes long including the intro.

 

Make a cup of cocoa, grab a warm blanket and snuggle up for your mystery.

 

To listen to the episode tootle over to EQMM

Free StoryADay Podcast Episode: Amazon, AI and Author's Rights

My work is finished for today.

Panzer found this episode at Julie Duffy's StoryADay Podcast site. The episode contains information about Amazon and AI book scams he thought you might be interested in.

 

The podcast episode Amazon, AI and Author's Rights is on YouTube. In the "more" section below the episode you'll find a list of writers' advocacy groups. Below that list you'll see the episode is divided into four sections which are listed as "Chapters".  If a Chapter doesn't interest you, you can pick the ones which do.

 

 To listen to the podcast episode tootle over to Amazon and AI

Free Mystery Audio Short Story: The Adventure of the Hunter's Lodge - The Classic Tales Podcast

That's it for tonight.

For those of you who prefer classic mystery short stories, Panzer found a Poirot Investigates audio short story at The Classic Tales Podcast on YouTube.

The audio short story The Adventure of the Hunter's Lodge is written by Agatha Christie. It's narrated by BJ Harrison. It's 31 minutes long.

As with all the treasures Panzer finds online, it's free for your listening.

Have fun.

To listen to the episode tootle over to Agatha Christie

Free Mystery Audio Short Story:The Adventure of the Italian Nobleman

 

I'm finished for the day.

For those of you who prefer short classic mystery stories, Panzer found a Poirot Investigates short story on The Classic Tales Podcast on YouTube.

The audio short story The Adventure of the Italian Nobleman is written by Agatha Christie and narrated by BJ Harrison. It's 29 minutes long.

As with all Panzer's online finds, it's free for your listening.

Have fun.

To listen to the short story tootle over to Poirot Investigates

Free Podcast episode: ChatGPT and Creating Fiction · Writer's Fun Zone

Today Panzer went to the Writer's Fun Zone. There he visited fantasy and science fiction novelist Beth Barany's  How To Write The Future podcast. Last week Panzer told you about AI uses for narrating novels, but this podcast is about using it for writing.

 

Episode 29 of the podcast, ChatGPT and Creating Fiction, consists of a lesson demonstrating how she uses ChatGPT in her writing. She uses it to create a story summary, to create a shorter story summary. to create a character arc, and more character enhancements. She explains the instructions as she gives them to ChatGPT. Show Notes and a Transcript of the episode are included below the audio broadcast. The podcast is free.

 

Will AI take over the world?

Panzer says, "It's an informative episode, but you do need to read the Transcript to understand what she's talking about."

 

Note:The episode is 16 minutes long. Bring a cup of cocoa for today's podcast.

 

To read the post tootle over to  ChatGPT

To read Panzer's previous post tootle over to  AI writing

Free Mystery Short Story: A Ghost for Marcie's Garden - EQMM Podcast

Enjoy.

If you're looking to listen to something shorter than the cozy mystery audio book Panzer found for you earlier today, here's a mystery short story for you. Our adventuresome kitty boy found it at the Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine podcast site.

 

The short story A Ghost for Marcy's Garden is read by the author W. W. Mauck. The podcast is 30 minutes long including the intro.

To listen to the podcast tootle over to Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine Podcast

"Tired of Bath" - Alfred Hitchcok Mystery Magazine Mystery Podcast

My work is done for the day.

Earlier, Panzer gave you the link to a free romance audio book, if you're interested in listening to a mystery instead, here it is.

This mystery podcast is titled, Tired of Bath. The story by Merrilee Robson appeared in the Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine. It's read by Jackie Sherbow and is 28+ minutes long. As with all AHMM podcasts it's free to listen to.

Enjoy!

 

To listen to the podcast tootle over to AHMM Mystery Podcast

A Trunk Full of Illegal Fireworks - Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine Fiction Podcast

I liked it.

Just tootling around in the Catosphere, Panzer stopped in at the Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction Podcast* site. There he found a Fourth of July podcast episode for you.

 

The episode is titled "A Trunk Full of Illegal Fireworks" and is read by author Michael Grimala.

The episode is a little over eleven minutes long and free to listen to.

 

To listen to the podcast tootle over to Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine

 

 

 

* With a paw wave to Kevin's Corner for the original info

39 True Crime Podcasts that won't kill you - CT Mitchell

Yes, we're still in isolation.

Panzer found an interesting post at mystery writer C.T. Mitchell's site. Author Mitchell has put together a list of true crime podcasts. There are current murders and past murders and everything in-between. discussed in these podcasts.

Panzer says, "If you're looking for entertainment while you're in Covid-19 isolation or quarantine, here are some entertaining podcasts to pass the time."

To read the post and find a podcast or two or three to listen to, tootle over to 39 true crime podcasts

Nate's Big List of Writing, Marketing and Publishing Podcasts - The Digital Reader

For today's trip into the Catosphere Panzer made a stop at The Digital Reader site. With a little digging in the posts our traveling kitty boy found one about podcasts.

The Digital Reader site owner Nate Hoffelder has put together a list of podcasts for writers. The list of podcasts is divided into sections with information about the podcast name, the host, how often a new podcast is uploaded, and a description of the content. There are twenty-two podcasts included on the list.

Where would she hide her password?

Panzer says, "This little kitty needs to find Mom's iTunes account password."

Note: This is a long-medium post. Bring a cup of tea, a muffin, and a chocolate chip cookie (biscuit) for today's reading selection.

To read the post tootle over to Writing, Marketing and Publishing Podcasts

Crime and Science Radio - Interview David Corbett 09/24 by Suspense Radio | Books Podcasts

Hmmm. I didn't know that.

Ever wanted to know what a private investigator really does? Well, Panzer found a FREE podcast over at BlogTalkRadio just for you.

It's a one hour interview with private investigator and author David Corbett. He talks about some of his former cases, the things p.i.s can and can't do, and the time he almost got killed.

You can listen to the podcast on the site or download it to your computer or player as an MP3 file.

If you want to know the real truth about p.i. work, tootle over to Crime and Science Radio - Interview David Corbett 09/24 by Suspense Radio | Books Podcasts

How Self-Pubing made Hugh Howey $100,000 per Month

$100,000 a month?!?!?

Panzer found this podcast interview at Wired by Geeks Guide To The Galaxy with best selling author Hugh Howey. Hugh made $100,000 per month selling his book Wool at Amazon.

Panzer had me read Wool to him a few weeks ago when he first started hearing mewlings about it in the Catosphere. While it's very dark view of the future takes some getting used to, the novel itself is well plotted and written and my bad boy liked it.

This is more than a one cup of tea podcast! At nearly two hours long get a whole pot of tea made before you sit down to listen to it.

To find out how Hugh became a best selling superstar, tootle over to A $100,000 A Month Self-publishing Superstar.

Free Short Story Podcasts

Free! Free! Free! Podcasts!

Panzer and I found an interesting stopping spot in the Catosphere today. While we usually spend our time blog hoping when we're looking for stops for you, we happened to stumble on a site that offers FREE short story podcasts. (You know how my bad boy does the happy cat dance whenever he sees the word FREE!)

These are not straight mystery stories, but are instead the spooky kind of stories. But ... spooky can be mysterious, too. Right?

So, if you're looking for some FREE podcasts, tootle on over to Smoke and Mirrors

Have fun!