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Special Export Podcast

Special Export Podcast

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Set sail through the history of the written word! Special Export Podcast delivers the finest vintage literature, read aloud for a modern audience. Using advanced text-to-speech technology, we breathe new life into classic manuscripts, making the wisdom of the past accessible to everyone, everywhere. No subscriptions, no barriers—just the world's best stories, expertly exported.2026 Scripts Aloud Kunst Welt
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  • ML Latta, Chapter 9: Progress of the University

    ML Latta, Chapter 9: Progress of the University
    Oct 19 2026

    Episode 9: Progress of the Latta University

    Description: A triumphant "prospectus" chapter where Latta describes the physical campus in West Raleigh: 23 buildings, an industrial farm, and a capacity for 1,400 students. He outlines the night school and industrial departments where young men learned masonry and carpentry while young ladies mastered domestic sciences.

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    5 Min.
  • ML Latta, Chapter 8: Trouble Building the University

    ML Latta, Chapter 8: Trouble Building the University
    Oct 12 2026

    Episode 8: The Great Troubles I Had in Building Latta University

    Description: Latta details the crushing financial burden of running a school where one-third of the students could not pay tuition. He describes traveling the country with "tears in his eyes" to raise funds, often receiving amounts as small as twenty-five cents while facing both hospitality and hostility from business owners.

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    7 Min.
  • ML Latta, Chapter 7: Lynching in the South

    ML Latta, Chapter 7: Lynching in the South
    Oct 5 2026

    Episode 7: Lynchings in the Southern States
    Description:     In a somber and complex chapter, Latta addresses the epidemic of lynching. While he uses the language of his era to advocate for "moral training" and compulsory education as a cure for social disorder, he maintains that the students of Latta University represent a new, law-abiding standard of citizenship.

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    3 Min.
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