Flower in the River: A Family Tale Finally Told
Picture this: you're cozied up in your favorite reading nook with a warm cup of tea in hand, excitedly turning the pages of a riveting new book - Flower in the River. But wait, what if you could enjoy this literary escapade without having to turn a single page? Yes, that's right, the book is now available as an audiobook! On that note, we'll share some behind-the-scenes stories about the challenges of home recording and introduce you to an amazing platform - Findaway Voices - that is helping authors across the globe reach wider audiences.
But that's not all. I discover a message left for my Great-Aunt Martha Pfeiffer on the Find a Grave website!
We'll take you on a trip back in time to one of the most tragic maritime disasters in the history of the Great Lakes - the sinking of the Carl D Bradley. From the chilling storm that led to the tragedy, the heartbreaking loss of 33 crew members, and the lasting impact on the small town of Rogers City - we'll explore it all. And as we delve into this historical tale, we'll also reflect on the importance of trust and faith in research, and how such events shape our understanding of the past.
And, just when you thought we were done, we switch gears and dive back into Chapter 5 - Living in the Past and into the world of workplace challenges with the story of Zara and Elly. Their struggles with unpaid phone bills, tarnished reputations, and stubborn colleagues will surely make you think about your own professional challenges. And to top it all, Zara's surprising discovery about the Eastland Disaster of 1915 will leave you with some food for thought.
As we wrap up, we'll remember the lives lost in maritime disasters and discuss the importance of resilience and mutual support in difficult times. So get ready for an episode filled with historical discoveries, personal revelations and lots more!
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