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SYNC Audio -- Weekly Offers -- FAQs -- exp 04 May @ 11:59 pm ET

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FREE -- Black Panther -- Jesse J Holland [Ed]/ JD Jackson, et al -- 17.5 hrs -- superhero

Black Panther: Tales of Wakanda

JD Jackson and Joy Sunday take turns narrating 18 short stories from the world of Wakanda, written by authors of the African diaspora. The stories cover a variety of characters from T'Challa to Shuri, and even Killmonger. Jackson and Sunday breathe life into the short but complex works brimming with cameos and unique perspectives on the Black Panther mythology. The stories are self-contained, but the narrators pull listeners in and make it difficult to pause. Jackson and Sunday modulate their performances to suit the moods, which range from heart-pounding action to intense conversations. Fans of the Black Panther comics are sure to find stories that resonate with them and performances that capture the ear.

FREE -- Four Short Stories -- Arthur Conan Doyle/ Carl Rigg -- 2.5 hrs -- suspense

Narrator Carl Rigg uses his extraordinary vocal talent to infuse this collection of Conan Doyle's most suspenseful stories with a sense of danger and horror. There is exactitude to Rigg's delivery that engages the listener both intellectually and emotionally, creating empathy with the characters and their plights. As Rigg employs an authoritative tone for the descriptions, he creates a detailed picture of each scene in the listener's mind. His use of pauses and special emphasis makes this listening experience amazing.

Week 01 -- While you probably are familiar with Doyle’s detective Sherlock Holmes, did you know he wrote many tales of suspense and horror featuring other characters in spine-tingling settings?

The BLACK PANTHER collection won AudioFile Magazine’s Earphones Award for exemplary performance. Its 18 short stories come from authors from the African diaspora who provide a range of perspectives on the Black Panther mythology featured in comics rather than film.