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Author: Author Jane M. Bell

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This is a weekly podcast based off the Bell's Books and Blog that contains three "Time Woven Tidbits" (short factual historical nuggets), two "Whispers From the Past" quotes and one interactive element. This podcasts is targeted mostly towards fans of historical mystery suspense thriller readers.
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In this episode of the Bell's Books and Blog Podcast, host Jane M. Bell explores significant events and marvels of human history. She discusses the catastrophic fall of the Hindenburg airship in 1937 and its pivotal impact on aviation history. Bell also sheds light on the construction and ongoing significance of the Panama Canal, highlighting its essential role in global trade and the modern challenges it faces. Finally, she provides an intriguing study of the Great Wall of China, recounting its construction, the immense human cost, and its enduring legacy. This episode delivers captivating historical narratives that accentuate the heights of human ambition and the often shadowy consequences that accompany them. Jane M. Bell, Author - WebsiteEmail - [email protected]'s Ruin by Jane M. BellYesteryear's Echo by Jane M. BellMystery at Sea Edge by J. Margaret BellSurviving the Bringer of Death by Kira BlackBell's Books and Blog PodcastJane M. Bell on FacebookJane M. Bell on InstagramJane M. Bell on Twitter/XJane M. Bell on GoodreadsJane M. Bell on Bookbub
In this episode of the Bell's Books and Blog Podcast, Author Jane M. Bell explores some incredible stories of historical discoveries found in the unlikeliest of places. Bell discusses the discovery of a $100 million Caravaggio masterpiece found hidden in a French attic, and the mystery surrounding its origin and uncertain future. The episode then takes listeners to Japan, where a thousand-year-old samurai sword was found in a shrine attic, revealing valuable insights into Japan's feudal past. The podcast wraps up in Maine, where renovation at a University building unveiled a collection of centuries-old handwritten notes from teenagers, offering a touching glimpse into life in early 19th-century America. These stories underscore the idea that history is all around us, waiting to be rediscovered. Jane M. Bell, Author - WebsiteEmail - [email protected]'s Ruin by Jane M. BellYesteryear's Echo by Jane M. BellMystery at Sea Edge: A Monterey Adventure: Bell, J. Margaret:Lowan's Checkmate by by Patrick O'DonnellBell's Books and Blog PodcastJane M. Bell on Facebook:Jane M. Bell on Instagram:Jane M. Bell on Twitter/X:Jane M. Bell on Goodreads:Jane M. Bell on Bookbub:
In the Bell's Books and Blog Podcast episode, host Jane M. Bell explores intriguing chapters of American history. She gives a vivid account of President Abraham Lincoln's assassination and the conspiracy that aimed to destabilize the U.S. government. Jane also highlights the story of Elizabeth Van Lew, also known as 'Crazy Bet', a Southern belle who, under the guise of mental instability, operated a spy network for the Union during the Civil War. Lastly, Jane delves into the period when Easter was illegal, an enforcement by Puritans who saw it as ridden with unscriptural practices. The episode concludes with interactive segments including 'Whispers from the Past' and 'Now It's Your Turn,' that engage the listeners in an insightful exploration of history. Jane M. Bell, Author - WebsiteEmail - [email protected]'s Ruin by Jane M. BellYesteryear's Echo by Jane M. BellMystery at Sea Edge by J. Margaret BellBell's Books and Podcast LinksJane M. Bell on Facebook:Jane M. Bell on Instagram:Jane M. Bell on Twitter/X:Jane M. Bell on Goodreads:Jane M. Bell on Bookbub:
The Bell's Books and Blog Podcast, hosted by Jane M. Bell, explores the captivating lives and legends of three significant individuals from the American frontier. The episode dissects the real-life narratives of 'Grizzly Adams,' the pioneer icon whose dark backstory contrasts sharply with his popular folk hero image. It also unfurls the survival tale of trapper John Colter, celebrated for his daring escape from Blackfeet warriors, and the incredible exploits of Peter Freuchen, a robust adventurer famed for braving Arctic extremes and opposing Nazi ideology. In addition to these historical explorations, Jane also engages with reader emails, discusses her latest book releases, and shares other exciting news. Jane M. Bell, Author - WebsiteEmail - [email protected]'s Ruin by Jane M. BellYesteryear's Echo by Jane M. BellMystery at Sea Edge by J. Margaret BellAuthor Jane M Bell - Author Jane M BellBell's Books and Blog PodcastJane M. Bell on Facebook:Jane M. Bell on Instagram:Jane M. Bell on Twitter/X:Jane M. Bell on Goodreads:Jane M. Bell on Bookbub:
In this episode of the Bell's Books and Blog Podcast, Author Jane M. Bell explores the stories behind historical cons and hoaxes, starting with the infamous snake oil scam. Initially a legitimate treatment brought by Chinese immigrants, the term 'snake oil' became synonymous with fraud due to Clark Stanley's deceptive marketing tactics. Bell then shifts focus to Coca-Cola's complex history, from its beginnings as a casualty of the U.S. Civil War to becoming a global powerhouse and American icon. Finally, she examines the rise and dramatic fall of Elizabeth Holmes, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur who deceived investors with faulty health technology, emphasizing the importance of skepticism and thorough validation. Jane M. Bell, Author - WebsiteEmail - [email protected]'s Ruin:Yesteryear's Echo by Jane M. BellMystery at Sea Edge by J. Margaret BellBell's Books and Blog PodcastJane M. Bell on Facebook:Jane M. Bell on Instagram:Jane M. Bell on Twitter/X:Jane M. Bell on Goodreads:Jane M. Bell on Bookbub:
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