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www.peopletalk.org is an audio documentary site about people, their lives, stories and anecdotal social history. It's about ordinary folk, not famous people.

We would love to hear from you if you just wanted to talk or if you have an interesting story and wish to share it with our audience.

Terry talks about
joining the British
Royal Marines

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Anne is a successful
reportage and travel
photographer with
nearly 30 year's
experience.

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Peopletalk repertory theatre audio books, short stories.

All of which will be free to our listeners. One of our first short Story will be by H.G. Wells called the Star narrated by Jenny Rowe.
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Hello peopletalk,

I just wanted to let you know that the Murder Walk is fabulous! Well done, entertaining and mysterious. I'm listening to the Bringthon Pier now, it's really great too! Can't wait for more productions!

Cheers,

Conrad in Belgium



	Story 14 James Lulham of Telscombe. The Last Man to be Hanged for Sheep Stealing? An interview with author Audrey Farley. The picturesque Sussex Village of Telscombe, tucked in a hollow in the South Downs, would seem like one of the last places to find the final resting place of the last man to be hanged for sheep stealing. As we follow the story of the two brothers who committed this crime in 1819, the trail leads us through newspaper reports, parish records, census records and other sources, to the Assizes Court, the Gallows, Prison Hulks and to Botany Bay. And what became of the families they left behind? The lives of these two men and their families were spent in and around the Sussex villages and towns of Falmer, Telscombe, Rottingdean, Southwick, Horsham, Botolphs and Newhaven. To hear The Story of The Last Man to be Hanged for Sheep Stealing? go to the CD player above and look for Story 14
	Tour 04 The Murder Walk An interview with author Douglas d'Enno Click arrow for a short intro. We take you on a sinister, yet fascinating journey through two centuries of local English crime and malice, meeting villains of all sorts along the way - cut-throats, poisoners, murderous lovers, trunk murderers and suicides. We take you on the darker side, we take you on the Murder Walks with Douglas d'Enno author of the book Foul Deeds & Suspicious Deaths around Brighton. Click on Picture for more info. To hear The Murder Walk go to the CD player above and look for Tour 04





	Peopletalk Audio Books Peopletalk repertory theatre audio books & short stories. All our stories are free to our listeners. Our first short Story will be The Country of the Blind by H. G. Wells.

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The ghost, who has been seen walking down
the corridors of the
Theatre Royal in Brighton.

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	About our sound tour, peopletalk audio documentaries go out and about in the South of England looking for interesting subjects, like eccentric places and people or historical locations, of which we will try to paint for you a mental audio postcard.

	Rudyard Kipling's House, The Elms.	Tour 1 To hear the audio track about Kipling, click on the CD player above

peopletalk will be bringing you sound-seeing-tours of places in the south of England. One such tour is about Rottingdean on the South coast of England, the home village of Rudyard Kipling, who wrote the famous children's story, Jungle Book. 'The Elms', Rudyard Kipling's House, can be seen from across the village pond, which, because it has not changed much over the passing years, you can have the same great view from this vantage point of The Elms, as the famous author had almost a hundred years ago but more about Rudyard Kipling and the house later.

More information about our audio tours.

This is the slide show of our Sound-Seeing-Tour of Rottingdean. To hear the tour click on the CD player under Sound-Seeing-Tour.

Show & Music Notes
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To see the paintings of Sir Burnes Jones, who lived in Rottingdean, Click on picture above. Please visit http://www.tendreams.org/	To see the photos of Rottingdean, Click on picture above.

Ed's Mixed Bag

Our 5-STAR-AWARD from Podspider!

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