1001 Stories From The Gilded Age

• ANNE OF THE ISLAND (CHAP 5) LETTERS FROM HOME

  Get ready for "Letters from Home," a poignant chapter from Anne of the Island that speaks to anyone navigating life's big changes. As Anne settles into the exciting, yet sometimes disorienting, world of college, you'll feel the universal emotions of adjustment, the longing for loved ones far away, and the comforting embrace of familiar connections that make the new seem less strange.  This episode offers a delightful escape from your daily routine, allowing you to immerse yourself in Anne's new friendships, her humorous observations, and the subtle complexities of budding romances.  For those seeking a companion during their own life transitions or a nostalgic return to a simpler era where courtesy and manners mattered, Anne's journey, filled with relatable challenges and heartwarming moments, provides both intellectual engagement and a sense of feeling truly at home. Sponsor Tags Sponsor Intro at 9:45 Show Re-entry 9:50 Credits Narration and Production: Gizelle Erickson Executive Producer: Jon Hagadorn Music: Thanks to Music_For_Videos "Romance" Music by Anastasia Chubarova from Pixabay Thanks to Luis_Humanoide “Victorian Violin Waltz” Music by Luis Humanoide from Pixabay  

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• THE PARSON'S DAUGHTER OF OXNEY COLNEY by ANTHONY TROLLOPE

  Show Description Today’s show, "The Parson's Daughter of Oxney Colne" by Anthony Trollope, introduces readers to the remote beauty of Dartmoor and the life of Patience Woolsworthy, a strong-willed young woman who manages her father's parish household.  Her world is suddenly widened in the expanse of love when her neighbor and friend, Miss Le Smyrger, has a relative visit that leads to romance for Patience.  However, the story takes a turn when their differing values and social expectations begin to clash, particularly as Captain Broughton begins a campaign to "improve" Patience for London society. Sponsor Tags

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• ANNE OF THE ISLAND (CHAP 4) APRIL'S LADY LUCY M. MONTGOMERY

  This week on "1001 Stories From The Gilded Age," we delve into Chapter Four: "April's Lady" of Anne of the Island, as Anne Shirley truly begins to navigate her new life. Having landed in Kingsport, a quaint old town wrapped in its ancient colonial atmosphere and haloed by the romance of many legends, Anne initially feels as insignificant as the teeniest drop in a most enormous bucket amidst the throngs of Redmond freshies and freshettes.  Seeking solace from the bustling new environment, Anne finds an unexpected haven in Old St. John’s Cemetery, a quaint and delightful  historical spot at the heart of Kingsport.  Here, we meet the vibrant  Philippa Gordon, a bewitching new friend whose charming indecision, candid confessions about vanity, boys, and the absurdities of life, both amuse and disarm Anne and Priscilla.  Join us as Anne, Priscilla, and Phil begin to forge new friendships and put forth "a tiny soul-root into Kingsport soil".

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• ANNE OF THE ISLAND (CHAP 3): GREETING AND FAREWELL LUCY MAUD MONTGOMERY

  This week, in Chapter 3: "Greeting and Farewell" of Anne of the Island, listeners will join Anne Shirley as she stands on the threshold of a grand adventure, departing the cherished comfort of Green Gables for the bustling, unknown world of Kingsport and Redmond College. The episode opens with a dim and dreary dawn, setting the scene for tearful goodbyes to her beloved home, family, and friends, including a hilariously stubborn Davey and a seemingly stoic Marilla.  As Anne embarks on her journey, she faces the initial bewilderment of finding herself alone amidst strangers in the bright glare of Kingsport station. Her homesickness is palpable, a swamping wave of loneliness, until the welcome sight of a familiar face brings much-needed comfort.  This chapter beautifully explores the very essence of growing up and forging one's path, navigating new friendships and challenges.  For many women like Anne, pursuing a university education off Prince Edward Island was a significant step, as PEI itself did not have women university graduates until 1941, and its only university at the time, St. Dunston's, did not accept women for its first 84 years. Join us as Anne bids adieu to her beloved Prince Edward Island and bravely embraces the thrilling, uncertain promise of tomorrow. Credits Narrator & Producer: Gizelle Erickson Executive Producer: Jon Hagadorn Music Source: Thanks to Luis_Humanoide, “Victorian Violin Waltz”, Music by Luis Humanoide from Pixabay Thanks to Music_For_Videos, "Romance", Music by Anastasia Chubarova from Pixabay Sound Effects: Thanks to Traian1984; "Ambience Wind Blowing" Sound Effect by Traian Mitroi from Pixabay Thanks to vem_click; "Rain Sound" Sound Effect by Pig Bank - Mood from Pixabay Thanks to freesound_community: "Steam_locomotive_distant" Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay "Boat Horn, Harbour tour" Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay "Water splashes from a ferry" Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay  

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• ANGELA: AN INVERTED LOVE STORY by W.S. GILBERT

    Hello, dear listeners, Gizelle Erickson here, eager to be your companion as we once again open a window to the fascinating world of the Gilded Age, transforming your everyday moments into an engaging escape.  Our next offering, William Schwenk Gilbert's poignant classic, 'Angela: An Inverted Love Story,' will transport you to the unique setting of 1890s Venice.  This isn't just a story; it's an immersive journey following a bedridden man whose only view of the world, and indeed of the young woman Angela, comes from her upside-down reflection in the canal.  As a tender courtship unfolds through nods and floating flowers, this tale offers a heartwarming yet insightful look into human relationships and the values of a different era.   Credits Narrated and Produced by Gizelle Erickson Executive Producer Jon Hagadorn Thanks to BackgroundMusicForVideos Music by Maksym Malko from Pixabay  "Italian Traditional Music" Thanks to freesound_community Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay "Parked Gondolas" "Sound recording Venice" Sir William Schwenck Gilbert was an English dramatist, librettist, poet and illustrator best known for the fourteen comic operas (known as the Savoy operas) produced in collaboration with the composer Sir Arthur Sullivan. The most famous of these are H.M.S. Pinafore, The Pirates of Penzance and one of the most frequently performed works in the history of musical theatre, The Mikado. His creative output included over 75 plays and libretti, numerous stories, poems, lyrics and various other comic and serious pieces.

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