1001  Stories Podcast Network with host Jon Hagadorn

Enjoy 12 unique storytelling podcasts- all Hand -picked, stories to challenge your intellect, increase your vocabulary, improve your writing skills, and enrich your knowledge of our history and culture.

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Hello 1001 Stories Network family

Hello Listeners!  Lots to share!

We were recently asked to provide a link to the Sherlock Holmes Adventures narrated by Jon and here's the entire Holmes Canon he has done so far....

https://www.bestof1001stories.com/show/1001-sherlock-holmes-stories-the-best-of-sir-arthur-conan-doyle/categories/sherlock-holmes-short-story-mysteries-canon-of-56---jon-narrates/

Also…

Night Owls- Remember to check out our Friday night 'Best of" offerings from 1001 Heroes. 

1001 Sherlock Holmes and 1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales

This week I put up one of my all time favorite episodes: The Ballad of Stagolee-The Folk Ballad of a St. Louis Bar Room Murder that helped launch Rock&Roll at 1001 Heroes, Legends, Histories & Mysteries 

And...

Our FALL FAMILY HEROES is doing well with our interviews starting with LIVE, LAUGH, FIND TRUE LOVE

https://www.bestof1001stories.com/show/1001-best-storytellers-1/

Our third interview with NYT Best Selling author Brad Meltzer as he introduces his new fiction masterpiece “Viper" is coming in December, along with more stories and interviews.

https://www.bestof1001stories.com/show/1001-heroes-legends-histories-mysteries-podcast/

 

 

Developing for 2026 @ 1001 Stories 

We are on course for 2026 to be helping to promote the benefits to all ages of reading and listening to great classic literature and we will soon be in talks with a University that wants to make things happen in that arena. 

My desire is to popularize the incredible wealth of creative stories given to us from hundreds of great writers between 1870 and 1930- the benefits of which to both young and old are limitless with respect to helping develop mental acuity, better writing and speaking skills, and better understanding of earlier social patterns and cultures that preceded today's TV and electronic culture. 

In short- when reading, writing, and storytelling were in vogue, people benefited greatly from it. Now- seniors in homes turn brain-dead watching TV all day, young people are not being well-schooled in writing, reading of great classic literature is not taught extensively, AI is replacing creative thought, our American history is being attacked and shamed, and social skills are being robbed by electronic contact. 

There is a need for a return to good stories- not AI generated socially popular or "woke"  trends.

My desire is to bring back "old school" quality literature done by the greatest writers who ever lived.

What I am Seeking 

I am also seeking to create a  "TV OFF" storytime daily for seniors facilities where they can listen  to selected classic short stories (public domain, mostly pre-1930) daily- listening, not watching! 

In order to keep the brain stimulated. Send your idea of how we can do that! I have hundreds of stories- but we need to create a way to reach seniors who are not capable of listening to podcasts- and there are MANY.

 

 

Until next time!  Leave us a review! Subscribe to our mailing list! And as always, thanks for joining us! 

Jon

 

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