Reading Aloud
Reading Aloud
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A podcast dedicated to reading aloud, featuring texts in both Russian and English. The host presents literary works and other material, helping listeners appreciate the sound of two languages. Episodes likely focus on bilingual reading practice and cultural exchange. The show aims to make reading accessible and engaging through spoken word.
Episodios
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Big in Japan 20.08.2026 3mA song -
A run 20.08.2026 5mThe train was half-empty. I took the window seat and tried to read, but I wasn't the reading type anymore. I was the watching type.That's when she sat down across from me.Middle-aged. A linen dress that cost more than it looked. Her hair was pinned up dark with silver threads, held back like she was keeping something in. Amber bracelet. Matching earrings. White shoes, scuffed. Her hands gave her away—long fingers, one small scar on the left wrist. The kind you get when you know exactly what you're doing and do it anyway.She was trouble. The kind that looks like class."This seat taken?" she asked."Help yourself."But I was watching her. She shifted every minute. Nervous. And nervous people make mistakes. -
A run, 2026 20.08.2026 4mShe was already in running clothes when he came downstairs, already moving toward the door. He grabbed his shoes.The neighborhood was still dark. A few lights on in kitchens where people were making the same choices they were. She set the pace. He matched it. Not out of deference—they'd stopped being polite years ago—but because it worked."How'd you sleep?" he asked."Didn't. Interview's today.""You'll nail it."She didn't respond to that. They both knew he'd read her remarks twice, found what didn't land, suggested changes. She'd taken what worked and left the rest. That was the deal. He didn't need her to thank him for it. -
A pizza 19.08.2026 4mI'm fifty now, which means I've buried two dogs and about a third of my hairline, but there's one Tuesday night from thirty years ago that I can still walk through like it's a crime scene I never quite closed the file on. -
A mask 19.08.2026 4mHe came through it like a man who had learned to arrange his face into something acceptable. His shirt was still pressed. His jaw still set in the particular way that suggested competence, control, the machinery of a life running as it should. Anyone looking at him would see a man who had conducted his day with purpose.But inside him was a hollowness. -
A job 19.08.2026 3mHe sat in his car in the parking lot for an hour before starting the engine.He didn't know why, but he thought of that kitchen. The one they'd had. The one with the yellow tiles and the window over the sink where you could see the oak tree. -
A coffee 18.08.2026 2mCar passing on the street below -
A street 18.08.2026 2mThey walked down the street in the late afternoon. The sun was going down and the shadows were long across the pavement. She held his arm.It was August and the heat had settled into everything. The air was thick and still. -
A coin 18.08.2026 6mHe saw it on the driveway. A penny. He bent and picked it up without thinking. His hands still moved that way—toward money on the ground, any amount, automatic as breathing. -
A structure, 2026 17.08.2026 3m2026 -
A feeling, 2026 17.08.2026 3mA feeling, 2026 -
A shadow, 2026 17.08.2026 6mA shadow, 2026 -
An article, 2026 17.08.2026 3mAn article, 2026 -
A prerequisite, 2026 16.08.2026 3mA prerequisite, 2026 -
A museum, 2026 16.08.2026 3mA museum, 2026 -
A dream, 2026 16.08.2026 2mA dream, 2026 -
A cab, 2026 16.08.2026 2mA cab, 2026 -
An airport, 2026 16.08.2026 2mAn airport, 2026 -
A candle, 2026 15.08.2026 1mA candle, 2026 -
A watch 2026 15.08.2026 2mA watch 2026
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