Stephen Good

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@abracadog @LIScluster This is great, I've always been a sucker for supernatural stories. Are you familiar with Last Podcast on the Left? They have quite a few supernatural episodes as well.

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@aspiringlibrar2 @LIScluster This is awesome! Not very well versed in anatomy but I've always been a fan of diagrams like this and the opportunity for study from this is endless

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@LIScluster The Frankenstein Atlas (https://t.co/dC0US6dm0T) is a really fun resource. Created by Professor Kelly and students from IUPUI it maps the locations detailed in Frankenstein using contemporary documents to pinpoint locations.

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@LIScluster FromThePage (https://t.co/6jZTgAFX8r) is a fantastic resource for transcribing documents. It is all crowdsourced and has a great catalog of documents from various institutions that are all freely available

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@LIScluster A fantastic source for genealogical records is https://t.co/8Cn0GVCmJ7. A lot of stuff can be viewed for free, but others need a subscription, if you can get in through an institution it's a great way to do research on people.

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@LIScluster A great resource for finding information on businesses and people in Indianapolis are the city directories (https://t.co/dTLA4SulA9). They are like phone books with brief descriptions of many entries.

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@abracadog @LIScluster This is an awesome resource! Whenever my wife and I go anywhere we always try to sample the local cuisine and this is a huge help with seeing what's offered where in the world

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@RidingsYoung @LIScluster This is a fantastic podcast! Debates are measured and well thought out, which is unfortunately rare nowadays, especially on the internet. I gave a listen to a debate about vaccine passports and it gave me a lot of different things to consider.

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@LIScluster A fun show with good historical information is WTF 101 (https://t.co/GSnB9jerHy). Made by some of the folks from College Humor it's very NSFW, but fun and educational.

[Stephen Good @Stephen82006626]

@LIScluster Looking for an in depth account of extremes of the human experience? Look no further than Dan Carlin's Hardcore History podcast. https://t.co/uMK7x4Hvv8

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@LIScluster Kings and Generals is an excellent youtube channel for all sorts of different conflicts. They break things down in an easy to understand way and provide visuals to help show what's happening and where. https://t.co/tNiruwAuvi

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@LIScluster Here's a resource for getting an overhead view of Indiana throughout the years. It runs about 1936-1972 and you can see the development of the state over time. https://t.co/OjCU5ANThL