ClearTales - Narrated Stories For Dementia Patients

The Eyes of Penn - Chapter 11. Jewelers Row.

Once on the crowded platform, the band manages to squeeze into an overcrowded train car, adhering to the unspoken rule of avoiding eye contact to prevent any potential altercations. With their destination nearing, the Johnsons anxiously prepare for what awaits them at Jewelers Row, America's oldest district for buying diamonds and precious gems.

The Eyes of Penn - Chapter 12. Corned Beef.

Moesha and Aaron, two seasoned jewelers, reminisce about the golden days of New York delis while surrounded by glistening gems and polished jewelry in their shop. The conversation takes a nostalgic turn, evoking memories of thick corned beef sandwiches and the cherished traditions of their heritage.

The Eyes of Penn - Chapter 13. Blue Suits.

In Chapter 13, "Three Blue Suits," Haas and the band head to 133 Sansom Street after receiving a cryptic message. As they enter a deserted Jewelers Row, they find the door ajar and the store seemingly abandoned. Inside, the air is thick with tension as they encounter five men – two terrified jewelers and three imposing figures in blue suits.

The Eyes of Penn - Chapter 14. Pulsing Sapphire.

Charts delves into the minds of two men, encountering a mysterious pulsing sapphire that controls their actions. As Frankie and Haas anxiously watch, the situation takes a dire turn, leaving the fate of Moesha and Aaron hanging by a thread.

The Eyes of Penn - Chapter 15. Three Fallen Bodies.

With the jewelers lying motionless, Chart's playful display ended with a bow and curtsy, much to the amusement of her companions. A decisive command immobilized the man holding the orb, allowing Frankie to seize it with a crushing blow, leaving the man paralyzed.

The Eyes of Penn - Chapter 16. The Eyes of Penn.

In this episode, J.J. reveals an ancient box to the Johnsons and the band, unveiling a treasure of epic proportions. Crafted from richly colored wood and adorned with intricate carvings of Greek gods and sea voyages, the box itself is a masterpiece. However, the true marvel lies within.

The Eyes of Penn - Chapter 17. Cathedral to Money

Greeted by the bank manager, Mr. Hashing, Diamond requested access to his vault. The manager and his assistant led him down a hidden staircase to a grand, secure chamber. There, they unlocked the imposing gate and vault door, revealing rows of metal drawers holding the bank's most valuable possessions.

The Devil's Rudder - Introduction

Welcome to Richard Carlton London's podcast, where timeless stories come to life with ease and clarity. This episode features an adaptation of Joseph Conrad's short story, "The Brute," tailored for listeners who may experience cognitive challenges.The narrative is crafted to be easily followed, with periodic summaries to help you stay engaged and connected to the storyline. As you listen, you'll be accompanied by familiar and beloved piano pieces that add a comforting musical backdrop to the tale.Immerse yourself in this gentle voyage and enjoy the story as often as you like, finding new depths with each listen.

The Devil's Rudder - Chapter 1. The Three Crows

In this episode, the assistant keeper at Barkley Point finds himself granted a rare night off amidst a raging nor'easter. As the lighthouse stands firm against the storm, the keeper navigates his way to the warmth of the Three Crows tavern, a haven for seamen and storytellers alike. The tavern's comforting atmosphere offers respite from the chaos outside, as familiar faces and unexpected encounters unfold.
Within the tavern's parlour, a mysterious conversation takes center stage. The keeper listens in as a stranger recounts a chilling tale of destiny and demise, capturing the attention of the room. The presence of the imposing Mr. Stoner, a seasoned pilot with an air of authority, adds to the intrigue and tension. The episode paints a vivid picture of life by the sea, where stories of adventure, fate, and camaraderie come alive against the backdrop of the stormy Connecticut night.

The Eyes of Penn - Chapter 18. Gimme That Love.

Knowing they had just an hour to record a tape and get it to the pizza parlor for a chance at the Indiana Fair music job, Haas urged the band to step it up. Clutching his drumsticks, he tapped out a rhythm, and the band prepared to play "Gimme Some Love."