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{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:its-cold-out-here","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"It's Cold Out Here","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Aits-cold-out-here/manifest.json","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-243d1c937d570cc44b91","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/It's%20Cold%20Out%20Here%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-243d1c937d570cc4.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"243d1c937d570cc44b915fabb4b6e9a9da25f02cb4d81de09b12190f58722901","bytes":2300868,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-54abb903c07eed6329a0","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-54abb903c07eed6329a0.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"54abb903c07eed6329a0b3e1e5fab5b130b80a09b5cc701f4e9003c8a3f704c3","bytes":1022330,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":121.675,"text_record_ids":["text:story:its-cold-out-here"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:its-cold-out-here","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:its-cold-out-here","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"6e15a3cdbd483cf0bbb9f7ed590c84cc8cb9a58e5f4a810601387080ca739131","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-243d1c937d570cc44b91","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/It's%20Cold%20Out%20Here%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-243d1c937d570cc4.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2300868,"sha256":"243d1c937d570cc44b915fabb4b6e9a9da25f02cb4d81de09b12190f58722901"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-immortal-man-whose-name-we-lost","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Immortal Man Whose Name We Lost","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"William Shakespeare","poet_id":"william-shakespeare","relation":"about","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:summers-day-sonnet-18","title":"Summer's Day (Sonnet 18)"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Shake-speares Sonnets (London: Thomas Thorpe, 1609), with the publisher's dedication to \"Mr. W. H.\" Sonnet 18 (\"Shall I compare thee\") and Sonnet 20, in which the 1609 quarto prints \"Hews\" in italics with a capital.","Thomas Tyrwhitt's \"Hughes\" conjecture, first published in Edmond Malone's Supplement to the Edition of Shakspeare's Plays (1780), where Malone credits it to Tyrwhitt.","Oscar Wilde, \"The Portrait of Mr. W. H.\", Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, July 1889 (an expanded version was published after his death, 1921).","For the Southampton and Pembroke candidates and the long history of the argument: Katherine Duncan-Jones, ed., Shakespeare's Sonnets (Arden Shakespeare, 1997), introduction."],"notes":["That Sonnets 1–126 address a young man is the general scholarly reading, not something Shakespeare stated. No candidate for \"W. H.\" has ever been proved, and no Willie Hughes has been found."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-immortal-man-whose-name-we-lost/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-immortal-man-whose-name-we-lost/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-ad16d16e858c4d75a6af","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Immortal%20Man%20Whose%20Name%20We%20Lost%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-ad16d16e858c4d75.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"ad16d16e858c4d75a6afa3787d520d9918bac45809ade9bd26c8d3ef8c73b308","bytes":2008769,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-6a1ff80150b0eeb72745","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-6a1ff80150b0eeb72745.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"6a1ff80150b0eeb72745feb10c9dc0650eaff7ea8fbdd738b5e61413746c2ee9","bytes":825302,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":98.105,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-immortal-man-whose-name-we-lost"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-immortal-man-whose-name-we-lost","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-immortal-man-whose-name-we-lost","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"844eedde3b30bc60adf26c95a0543e9584e0895cf3361efd0b5de8680eeadfe4","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-ad16d16e858c4d75a6af","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Immortal%20Man%20Whose%20Name%20We%20Lost%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-ad16d16e858c4d75.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2008769,"sha256":"ad16d16e858c4d75a6afa3787d520d9918bac45809ade9bd26c8d3ef8c73b308"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-second-best-bed","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Second-Best Bed","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"William Shakespeare","poet_id":"william-shakespeare","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:love-me-now-sonnet-73","title":"Love Me Now (Sonnet 73)"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Shakespeare's will, signed 25 March 1616, The National Archives, Kew (PROB 1/4). The bequest reads: \"Item I gyve unto my wief my second best bed with the furniture.\"","Edmond Malone, The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare (1790), where Malone remarks that Shakespeare had \"cut her off, not indeed with a shilling, but with an old bed.\"","The marriage: licence bond of 28 November 1582 and the baptism of Susanna Shakespeare, 26 May 1583 (Stratford parish register).","For the \"guest bed\" reading and a widow's customary dower rights: S. Schoenbaum, William Shakespeare: A Documentary Life (1975); Germaine Greer, Shakespeare's Wife (2007).","The \"brown best bed\" misreading occurs in an early manuscript transcript of the will.","\"To love that well which thou must leave ere long\": Sonnet 73."],"notes":["The bequests to Burbage, Heminges and Condell for memorial rings, and the ten pounds to the poor of Stratford, are all in the will. Whether the bed was a slight or a keepsake is unresolvable from the documents."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-second-best-bed/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-second-best-bed/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-ab268878b6725e358a1f","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Second-Best%20Bed%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-ab268878b6725e35.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"ab268878b6725e358a1ff0ea4d54584f42988f838012f05dc0144aa742f4509e","bytes":1962561,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-30c3424e5e96e3d3a09c","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-30c3424e5e96e3d3a09c.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"30c3424e5e96e3d3a09c06df2280ae76d151fe0c56a1b52b1d6217df783d186f","bytes":801735,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":95.23,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-second-best-bed"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-second-best-bed","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-second-best-bed","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"8d997a5bc86b2fbcb7662ea8b897fb3fe85e961ce2e087e413ec4ddd6538be53","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-ab268878b6725e358a1f","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Second-Best%20Bed%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-ab268878b6725e35.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1962561,"sha256":"ab268878b6725e358a1ff0ea4d54584f42988f838012f05dc0144aa742f4509e"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-cursed-be-he-that-moves-my-bones","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Cursed Be He That Moves My Bones","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"William Shakespeare","poet_id":"william-shakespeare","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:summers-day-sonnet-18","title":"Summer's Day (Sonnet 18)"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The epitaph on Shakespeare's gravestone, chancel of Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon.","\"How Shakespeare's Skull Was Stolen\" by \"A Warwickshire Man\", The Argosy, October 1879. The author was later identified as the Rev. C. J. Langston, vicar of Beoley, who published a sequel claiming the skull lay in the Sheldon crypt at St Leonard's, Beoley.","Secret History: Shakespeare's Tomb (Channel 4, broadcast 26 March 2016), presenting the ground-penetrating radar survey led by Kevin Colls of the Centre of Archaeology, Staffordshire University, and the forensic analysis of the Beoley skull. Press coverage: Smithsonian, Christian Science Monitor, Newsweek, March 2016.","Sonnet 18."],"notes":["The Argosy story has never been corroborated and is generally treated as fiction. The 2016 survey found a disturbance at the head end of the grave consistent with an old repair; it did not, and could not, prove what was or was not beneath. The vicar of Holy Trinity publicly disagreed with the conclusion. The Beoley skull was assessed as that of a woman in her seventies."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-cursed-be-he-that-moves-my-bones/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/cursed-be-he-that-moves-my-bones/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-81101c2569547d326574","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Cursed%20Be%20He%20That%20Moves%20My%20Bones%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-81101c2569547d32.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"81101c2569547d326574299257ec784c4462e216c0aefda6cac7def4a641bff6","bytes":2158505,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-4489753f7daabff73eff","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-4489753f7daabff73eff.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"4489753f7daabff73effe0255fb0691dd9f5e70d45832c4a4d0f50c2adbb8968","bytes":903166,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":107.46,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-cursed-be-he-that-moves-my-bones"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-cursed-be-he-that-moves-my-bones","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-cursed-be-he-that-moves-my-bones","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"46d410575ba5b5fc0e7b61a0caab26ee2c60d393a9894cd4f4fdf4d9c3dadaea","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-81101c2569547d326574","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Cursed%20Be%20He%20That%20Moves%20My%20Bones%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-81101c2569547d32.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2158505,"sha256":"81101c2569547d326574299257ec784c4462e216c0aefda6cac7def4a641bff6"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-a-tree-full-of-angels","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"A Tree Full of Angels","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"William Blake","poet_id":"william-blake","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-lamb","title":"The Lamb"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Alexander Gilchrist, Life of William Blake, \"Pictor Ignotus\" (1863), chapter 2, for the angels on Peckham Rye and the father's threatened thrashing.","Catherine Blake's remark that Blake first saw God at four, \"and He put His head to the window and set you a-screaming\", was recorded by Henry Crabb Robinson in his Reminiscences; printed in G. E. Bentley Jr., Blake Records (1969; 2nd ed. 2004).","The Ezekiel story, with the mother administering the beating, is among the early accounts collected in Bentley, Blake Records.","\"The Lamb\", Songs of Innocence (1789)."],"notes":["Blake died in 1827. All of these childhood stories were set down by others, decades later, from the memories of people who knew him. Bentley's Blake Records is the collection of all the surviving contemporary and near-contemporary testimony."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-a-tree-full-of-angels/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/a-tree-full-of-angels/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-0976dd2eb3a7a222a438","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Tree%20Full%20of%20Angels%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-0976dd2eb3a7a222.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"0976dd2eb3a7a222a438d6fdd2bdf51171a7d109872ba38a34942aca85510a8c","bytes":1770565,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-150c6b5662e82c5b63cc","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-150c6b5662e82c5b63cc.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"150c6b5662e82c5b63cca1bfbc12e2303065db8d74c8b1603bfd52ece6125c1c","bytes":701475,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":83.23,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-a-tree-full-of-angels"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-a-tree-full-of-angels","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-a-tree-full-of-angels","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"374ed26cef43bcd74218d68c12e502c4616303adf878e78cb89d054036c11a98","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-0976dd2eb3a7a222a438","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Tree%20Full%20of%20Angels%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-0976dd2eb3a7a222.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1770565,"sha256":"0976dd2eb3a7a222a438d6fdd2bdf51171a7d109872ba38a34942aca85510a8c"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-paradise-without-the-trousers","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Paradise, Without the Trousers","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"William Blake","poet_id":"william-blake","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Alexander Gilchrist, Life of William Blake (1863), chapter 12 (the Lambeth years at 13 Hercules Buildings): the Thomas Butts anecdote, \"Come in! it's only Adam and Eve, you know!\", and the phrase \"those troublesome disguises\".","John Linnell's objection (\"so entirely unlike everything I have known of him\"; improbable \"on account of climate\") comes from his comments on Gilchrist's text, printed in Bentley, Blake Records, and in A. T. Story, The Life of John Linnell (1892).","John Milton, Paradise Lost (1667), Book IV, for \"those troublesome disguises which we wear\"."],"notes":["Gilchrist's source was Butts, by then long dead; the story reached print some sixty years after the supposed event. Linnell knew Blake only in his last decade."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-paradise-without-the-trousers/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/paradise-without-the-trousers/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-cb7208e7bd29e2ede05f","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Paradise,%20Without%20the%20Trousers%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-cb7208e7bd29e2ed.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"cb7208e7bd29e2ede05fc50983fbd03e24c9acea39493bd9fe9bcba33d3772c7","bytes":1853575,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-23235facdaabe95beb5a","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-23235facdaabe95beb5a.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"23235facdaabe95beb5af0dcdc34d6eb3c1706e7aad3a968ad4bd2ab89817099","bytes":744900,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":88.405,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-paradise-without-the-trousers"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-paradise-without-the-trousers","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-paradise-without-the-trousers","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"a40ddb16b3d43cd6b785ea5ea5329d41e1ccb43fe934a7b92ae4fe41a6cd2b07","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-cb7208e7bd29e2ede05f","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Paradise,%20Without%20the%20Trousers%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-cb7208e7bd29e2ed.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1853575,"sha256":"cb7208e7bd29e2ede05fc50983fbd03e24c9acea39493bd9fe9bcba33d3772c7"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-least-terrifying-tiger-in-literature","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Least Terrifying Tiger in Literature","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"William Blake","poet_id":"william-blake","relation":"about","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-tyger","title":"The Tyger"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["\"The Tyger\", Songs of Experience (1794); the illuminated plate and its colouring, with copy-by-copy details, in the William Blake Archive (blakearchive.org).","Christie's London, The Old Masters to Modern Day Sale, 3 December 2025: a first-issue, colour-printed impression of The Tyger, sold for £228,600 against an estimate of £80,000–£120,000, described by Christie's as a record at auction for a Blake print. The catalogue provenance lists Kenneth Grahame as a former owner. Reported by AFP, 3 December 2025, and Fine Books & Collections, 19 November 2025.","Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows (1908)."],"notes":["Whether the colouring on a given copy is by William or Catherine Blake is often uncertain. Blake left no explanation of the tiger's expression; every reading is interpretation."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-least-terrifying-tiger-in-literature/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-least-terrifying-tiger-in-literature/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-bd8931b4ee7b72de3abc","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Least%20Terrifying%20Tiger%20in%20Literature%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-bd8931b4ee7b72de.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"bd8931b4ee7b72de3abc469f82ba0edc4f7e5a2ef8e7e72dd70032bd587787a8","bytes":1956573,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-1409c09494b85dca2551","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-1409c09494b85dca2551.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"1409c09494b85dca2551d4cc7180356d7f1b9bb50eb5f60b8b05ff575e392e04","bytes":799615,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":94.835,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-least-terrifying-tiger-in-literature"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-least-terrifying-tiger-in-literature","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-least-terrifying-tiger-in-literature","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"2d9dfd39f5690bf44f08d6b75558bfd6ec9721c63908dfb462770359bc3add74","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-bd8931b4ee7b72de3abc","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Least%20Terrifying%20Tiger%20in%20Literature%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-bd8931b4ee7b72de.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1956573,"sha256":"bd8931b4ee7b72de3abc469f82ba0edc4f7e5a2ef8e7e72dd70032bd587787a8"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-soldier-in-the-garden","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Soldier in the Garden","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"William Blake","poet_id":"william-blake","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:a-poison-tree","title":"A Poison Tree"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Blake's own account of the incident of 12 August 1803: letter to Thomas Butts, 16 August 1803 (The Letters of William Blake, ed. Geoffrey Keynes).","Private John Scolfield's sworn information, 15 August 1803, and the indictment, West Sussex Record Office, Chichester; both printed in Bentley, Blake Records.","The trial, Chichester Quarter Sessions, 11 January 1804, reported in the Sussex Weekly Advertiser, 16 January 1804. Blake's counsel, Samuel Rose, was retained through William Hayley.","Linnell's later opinion that Blake probably had damned the King is reported in Bentley, Blake Records.","\"A Poison Tree\", Songs of Experience (1794). Scolfield appears as \"Skofield\"/\"Skofeld\" in Jerusalem (c. 1804–20)."],"notes":["The only accounts of what was said in the garden come from the two parties. Blake was acquitted; nothing was proved either way."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-soldier-in-the-garden/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-soldier-in-the-garden/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-e0a8b8bd852bf05eb552","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Soldier%20in%20the%20Garden%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-e0a8b8bd852bf05e.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"e0a8b8bd852bf05eb552659ff54ee4778abbdfeb5858701cfba270f21166ebde","bytes":2088549,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-c159ba63d870ddb5ee66","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-c159ba63d870ddb5ee66.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"c159ba63d870ddb5ee66aa695609791a9bb117e20c9ee8f7463028b3755179cc","bytes":865219,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":103.085,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-soldier-in-the-garden"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-soldier-in-the-garden","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-soldier-in-the-garden","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"0865878f574e744d5bf9c2ae726e45467ca254bc0b392798e0e862602b2ae6c1","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-e0a8b8bd852bf05eb552","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Soldier%20in%20the%20Garden%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-e0a8b8bd852bf05e.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2088549,"sha256":"e0a8b8bd852bf05eb552659ff54ee4778abbdfeb5858701cfba270f21166ebde"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-ghost-of-a-flea","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Ghost of a Flea","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"William Blake","poet_id":"william-blake","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-tyger","title":"The Tyger"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["John Varley, A Treatise on Zodiacal Physiognomy (1828), which prints an engraving of the flea and Varley's account of the sittings, including the flea's remarks on bloodthirsty souls and its size.","William Blake, The Ghost of a Flea, c. 1819–20, tempera heightened with gold on mahogany, Tate, London (N05889).","The Blake–Varley Sketchbook of \"Visionary Heads\" (rediscovered 1967); Martin Butlin, The Paintings and Drawings of William Blake (1981).","\"The Tyger\", Songs of Experience (1794)."],"notes":["Varley was a committed believer in astrology and the supernatural; whether Blake shared his belief or was gently teasing him is still argued (see Bentley, The Stranger from Paradise: A Biography of William Blake, 2001)."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-ghost-of-a-flea/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-ghost-of-a-flea/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-3e7618308a5b08d31c1b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Ghost%20of%20a%20Flea%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-3e7618308a5b08d3.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"3e7618308a5b08d31c1bb64c58a811f792b065abfadf5e69f6fb42895f028574","bytes":2042037,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-6632529b3d2a2a775317","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-6632529b3d2a2a775317.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"6632529b3d2a2a77531759e73321fa3e13b328d270bb6297425ea8be86a64bae","bytes":843982,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":100.2,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-ghost-of-a-flea"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-ghost-of-a-flea","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-ghost-of-a-flea","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"246872abd02e87e1551f1fb67fa655b1779ec8bbd522e485b69722759734602d","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-3e7618308a5b08d31c1b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Ghost%20of%20a%20Flea%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-3e7618308a5b08d3.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2042037,"sha256":"3e7618308a5b08d31c1bb64c58a811f792b065abfadf5e69f6fb42895f028574"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-expelled-then-immortalised-in-marble","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Expelled, Then Immortalised in Marble","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Percy Bysshe Shelley","poet_id":"percy-bysshe-shelley","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The Necessity of Atheism (Worthing, 1811), by Shelley and Thomas Jefferson Hogg.","University College, Oxford, college register, 25 March 1811: the two were \"publicly expelled for contumaciously refusing to answer questions proposed to them, and for also repeatedly declining to disavow a publication entitled The Necessity of Atheism.\"","Hogg's account of the bookshop and the expulsion: T. J. Hogg, The Life of Percy Bysshe Shelley (1858).","The Shelley Memorial by Edward Onslow Ford, commissioned by Lady Jane Shelley, originally intended for the Protestant Cemetery in Rome, unveiled at University College in 1893; the college's own published history of the memorial covers the pranks and the removal of the gilded wreath in the 1930s.","Richard Holmes, Shelley: The Pursuit (1974)."],"notes":["The burning of the copies in the bookshop and the posting of the pamphlet to college heads are retold from Hogg and later biographers; the register entry is the one contemporary document."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-expelled-then-immortalised-in-marble/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/expelled-then-immortalised-in-marble/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-a7c9f500836bb4f59a31","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Expelled,%20Then%20Immortalised%20in%20Marble%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-a7c9f500836bb4f5.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"a7c9f500836bb4f59a314e43d28e33e58c7a099e5cdf0eddb91e32599548d689","bytes":2071757,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-72e6647c6c839340e8b0","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-72e6647c6c839340e8b0.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"72e6647c6c839340e8b03e85ec5aa68be4abca0eb04a9efeeece8177cb327c9c","bytes":858591,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":102.035,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-expelled-then-immortalised-in-marble"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-expelled-then-immortalised-in-marble","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-expelled-then-immortalised-in-marble","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"2819add84a162fa7694731cd95cbe03ee52ac82642afd319202ff68021dbae05","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-a7c9f500836bb4f59a31","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Expelled,%20Then%20Immortalised%20in%20Marble%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-a7c9f500836bb4f5.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2071757,"sha256":"a7c9f500836bb4f59a314e43d28e33e58c7a099e5cdf0eddb91e32599548d689"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-heart-that-would-not-burn","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Heart That Would Not Burn","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Percy Bysshe Shelley","poet_id":"percy-bysshe-shelley","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:loves-philosophy","title":"Love’s Philosophy"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Edward John Trelawny, Recollections of the Last Days of Shelley and Byron (1858), revised and expanded as Records of Shelley, Byron, and the Author (1878): the cremation at Viareggio, the Keats volume in the pocket, Byron swimming out, the skull-cup, and the heart that \"would not burn\".","Leigh Hunt, Autobiography (1850), for Hunt's part in the dispute over the heart.","The discovery of the heart in Mary Shelley's desk, wrapped in a copy of Adonais, after her death in 1851: family tradition recorded in Holmes, Shelley: The Pursuit (1974), and Miranda Seymour, Mary Shelley (2000).","The liver and calcified-heart theories: discussed in Holmes.","\"Love's Philosophy\" (1819), for \"Nothing in the world is single\"."],"notes":["Trelawny's two versions differ in detail, and he is known to have improved his stories. The heart (or whatever it was) is believed to have been buried with Sir Percy Florence Shelley at Bournemouth in 1889."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-heart-that-would-not-burn/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-heart-that-would-not-burn/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-86ae7c44799f9545ed12","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Heart%20That%20Would%20Not%20Burn%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-86ae7c44799f9545.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"86ae7c44799f9545ed121f41895b03f0ed5b731ee14aa7682d122eb61337f37f","bytes":2206485,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-2537d7ac97c35b25e44b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-2537d7ac97c35b25e44b.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"2537d7ac97c35b25e44b4a537317d24c2e6c1739341498b1dbfe0a9dbdaebbe7","bytes":929877,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":110.455,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-heart-that-would-not-burn"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-heart-that-would-not-burn","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-heart-that-would-not-burn","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"3f18e43f7662f3c8ab53921c5c70b9d65bb7dabeeaa293bad83f589e8bffffc6","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-86ae7c44799f9545ed12","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Heart%20That%20Would%20Not%20Burn%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-86ae7c44799f9545.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2206485,"sha256":"86ae7c44799f9545ed121f41895b03f0ed5b731ee14aa7682d122eb61337f37f"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-novel-she-absolutely-hated","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Novel She Absolutely Hated","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Henry Wadsworth Longfellow","poet_id":"henry-wadsworth-longfellow","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-sound-of-the-sea","title":"The Sound of the Sea"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Longfellow, Hyperion: A Romance (1839).","Fanny Appleton's verdict (\"desultory, objectless, a thing of shreds and patches like the author's mind\") and her remark that the hero was evidently the author: Mrs. Longfellow: Selected Letters and Journals of Fanny Appleton Longfellow, ed. Edward Wagenknecht (1956).","The Thun meeting of 1836, the courtship, the sudden acceptance in May 1843 and the marriage in July: Longfellow's journals in Samuel Longfellow, Life of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1886); Charles C. Calhoun, Longfellow: A Rediscovered Life (2004).","The bridge legend and its doubters: Calhoun (2004). The West Boston Bridge was renamed the Longfellow Bridge in 1927.","\"The Sound of the Sea\", The Masque of Pandora and Other Poems (1875)."],"notes":["How often Longfellow actually walked to Beacon Street is not documented; the \"seven years\" of crossings is a Boston tradition."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-novel-she-absolutely-hated/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-novel-she-absolutely-hated/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-9bdfb3a0b5b6b67986ae","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Novel%20She%20Absolutely%20Hated%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-9bdfb3a0b5b6b679.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"9bdfb3a0b5b6b67986aef45f2f2592b5280cfdd5bd66996e1b67fd423657a0a2","bytes":2049449,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-3f1e2090f8ff728c44b6","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-3f1e2090f8ff728c44b6.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"3f1e2090f8ff728c44b663592c26ecebb703eeb3774bf2b0d1b04271c38b32f6","bytes":847812,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":100.645,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-novel-she-absolutely-hated"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-novel-she-absolutely-hated","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-novel-she-absolutely-hated","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"4f3c003e4dcda1b3498a7a6ef7b65f1164db7d5d9dd750c90eb448bc627f8fb5","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-9bdfb3a0b5b6b67986ae","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Novel%20She%20Absolutely%20Hated%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-9bdfb3a0b5b6b679.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2049449,"sha256":"9bdfb3a0b5b6b67986aef45f2f2592b5280cfdd5bd66996e1b67fd423657a0a2"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-cross-of-snow","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Cross of Snow","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Henry Wadsworth Longfellow","poet_id":"henry-wadsworth-longfellow","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The fire of 9 July 1861 and Fanny Longfellow's death the next day: Longfellow's letters and journal, and contemporary Cambridge press reports, as given in Samuel Longfellow, Life of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1886).","\"The Cross of Snow\", dated 10 July 1879, first printed in Samuel Longfellow's Life (1886) from the manuscript found among the poet's papers.","Annie Allegra Longfellow Thorp's private account of playing with matches: recorded in the archives of the Longfellow House–Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site, Cambridge, and discussed in Calhoun, Longfellow: A Rediscovered Life (2004).","The beard and the scars: Calhoun (2004); pre-1861 photographs in the Longfellow House collection.","The Mount of the Holy Cross, Colorado, became famous through William Henry Jackson's photograph (1873) and Thomas Moran's painting (1875); Longfellow knew it from a reproduction."],"notes":["Longfellow never spoke publicly about the cause of the fire or the beard. Both the sealing-wax version and Annie's version are family testimony."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-cross-of-snow/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-cross-of-snow/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-e27caad5b7e3f6c21a1b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Cross%20of%20Snow%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-e27caad5b7e3f6c2.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"e27caad5b7e3f6c21a1b8869ca782e41047bde5f0209fec857be1d81249f8791","bytes":2019777,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-057280e9d41dc6c67952","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-057280e9d41dc6c67952.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"057280e9d41dc6c67952d0ba12c12822c03ee72a2c8d670e540f87058ebb34a0","bytes":827932,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":98.795,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-cross-of-snow"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-cross-of-snow","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-cross-of-snow","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"a6d8d79c6c244c9cd438b0cc285cedffaf931079676f8c496c7b9f8c039a70cb","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-e27caad5b7e3f6c21a1b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Cross%20of%20Snow%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-e27caad5b7e3f6c2.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2019777,"sha256":"e27caad5b7e3f6c21a1b8869ca782e41047bde5f0209fec857be1d81249f8791"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-a-dream-inside-an-earlier-poem","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"A Dream Inside an Earlier Poem","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Edgar Allan Poe","poet_id":"edgar-allan-poe","relation":"about","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:a-dream-within-a-dream","title":"A Dream within a Dream"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["\"A Dream Within a Dream\", The Flag of Our Union (Boston), 31 March 1849.","\"Imitation\", in Tamerlane and Other Poems, By a Bostonian (Boston: Calvin F. S. Thomas, 1827).","The textual history, line-by-line comparison of the versions, and the passage copied for Annie Richmond: Thomas Ollive Mabbott, ed., Collected Works of Edgar Allan Poe, vol. 1, Poems (Harvard University Press, 1969).","The auction: a copy of Tamerlane sold at Christie's, New York, December 2009, for $662,500."],"notes":["About a dozen copies of Tamerlane are known to survive; the print run of around fifty is an estimate."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-a-dream-inside-an-earlier-poem/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/a-dream-inside-an-earlier-poem/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-173460388ff46c4e180a","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Dream%20Inside%20an%20Earlier%20Poem%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-173460388ff46c4e.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"173460388ff46c4e180af878213d465f7a3f74f50b39c8d0ebe07b17fb170c40","bytes":2032147,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-5696eab10a2fe737cb0d","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-5696eab10a2fe737cb0d.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"5696eab10a2fe737cb0d7b773733c791932ea652c56e954d6bfea5509f6c8673","bytes":838827,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":99.56,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-a-dream-inside-an-earlier-poem"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-a-dream-inside-an-earlier-poem","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-a-dream-inside-an-earlier-poem","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"904619139f6f349a65e5e994f194fb4737d2a2df7e5ba0f133f074655b360a39","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-173460388ff46c4e180a","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Dream%20Inside%20an%20Earlier%20Poem%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-173460388ff46c4e.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2032147,"sha256":"173460388ff46c4e180af878213d465f7a3f74f50b39c8d0ebe07b17fb170c40"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-poem-in-someone-elses-album","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Poem in Someone Else’s Album","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Edgar Allan Poe","poet_id":"edgar-allan-poe","relation":"about","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:alone","title":"Alone"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Eugene L. Didier, \"Alone\", Scribner's Monthly, September 1875, with the retouched facsimile carrying the added title and date line.","The album of Lucy Holmes (later Lucy Holmes Balderston), Baltimore.","John H. Ingram's forgery charge and Mabbott's response: Mabbott, Collected Works, vol. 1 (1969), headnote to \"Alone\"."],"notes":["The poem is now universally accepted as Poe's. The title and the \"March 17, 1829\" date line are Didier's additions, which is why the date of composition is given only as \"about 1829\"."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-poem-in-someone-elses-album/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-poem-in-someone-elses-album/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-acbfe19439658b44cf14","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Poem%20in%20Someone%20Else%E2%80%99s%20Album%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-acbfe19439658b44.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"acbfe19439658b44cf14cecc34ad71dd0214782092c243c417cb5716be491e7b","bytes":1885085,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-f52fa00efe841b5df54a","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-f52fa00efe841b5df54a.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"f52fa00efe841b5df54afc077d16d2e43401f807c698d3656601b6c1dee46159","bytes":758857,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":90.38,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-poem-in-someone-elses-album"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-poem-in-someone-elses-album","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-poem-in-someone-elses-album","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"08ba11d7495decb53d1f9ae6e5e7cb8fa2f73ad8403f978be74bf28127d157ac","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-acbfe19439658b44cf14","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Poem%20in%20Someone%20Else%E2%80%99s%20Album%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-acbfe19439658b44.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1885085,"sha256":"acbfe19439658b44cf14cecc34ad71dd0214782092c243c417cb5716be491e7b"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-balloon-that-never-flew","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Balloon That Never Flew","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Edgar Allan Poe","poet_id":"edgar-allan-poe","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The New York Sun, Extra edition, 13 April 1844: \"Astounding News by Express, via Norfolk! The Atlantic crossed in Three Days!\"","The Sun's retraction, 15 April 1844.","Poe's own account of the crowd and of his failure to buy a copy: \"Doings of Gotham\", letter dated 21 May 1844, published 25 May 1844 in the Columbia Spy (Columbia, Pennsylvania).","Thomas Monck Mason, Account of the Late Aeronautical Expedition from London to Weilburg (1836), the source of the technical detail Poe borrowed."],"notes":["The story that Poe stood on the Sun's steps announcing the hoax appears in later biographies without a contemporary witness."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-balloon-that-never-flew/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-balloon-that-never-flew/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-5379b44704ecd10fa805","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Balloon%20That%20Never%20Flew%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5379b44704ecd10f.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"5379b44704ecd10fa80517e39b5c07d7b6d5313f1b471e85520d88d4ba20aa30","bytes":1873915,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-11b2718d5fd4ffc4906d","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-11b2718d5fd4ffc4906d.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"11b2718d5fd4ffc4906df11716efbb7712cbe0939916d8c854f8fce92acf1fb1","bytes":756711,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":89.68,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-balloon-that-never-flew"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-balloon-that-never-flew","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-balloon-that-never-flew","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"c30c812bb43b4e9ac1a91e35090790b7391df8b2676cc32bbbc585095ba31680","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-5379b44704ecd10fa805","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Balloon%20That%20Never%20Flew%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5379b44704ecd10f.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1873915,"sha256":"5379b44704ecd10fa80517e39b5c07d7b6d5313f1b471e85520d88d4ba20aa30"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-enemy-who-wrote-the-obituary","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Enemy Who Wrote the Obituary","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Edgar Allan Poe","poet_id":"edgar-allan-poe","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:a-dream-within-a-dream","title":"A Dream within a Dream"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["\"Ludwig\" [Rufus Wilmot Griswold], \"Death of Edgar A. Poe\", New-York Daily Tribune, 9 October 1849.","Griswold, \"Memoir of the Author\", in The Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe, vol. 3 (1850).","The altered and forged letters were exposed in Arthur Hobson Quinn, Edgar Allan Poe: A Critical Biography (1941).","Griswold at Graham's Magazine, Maria Clemm's transfer of Poe's literary affairs, and the Frances Osgood rivalry: Quinn (1941); Kenneth Silverman, Edgar A. Poe: Mournful and Never-ending Remembrance (1991).","\"A Dream Within a Dream\" (1849)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-enemy-who-wrote-the-obituary/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-enemy-who-wrote-the-obituary/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-c9cd741eed23ef3013da","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Enemy%20Who%20Wrote%20the%20Obituary%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-c9cd741eed23ef30.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"c9cd741eed23ef3013da04a8218db244dbc0f8ec347b82e08dee7308f4e7f635","bytes":1818659,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-4944c4308f4f703a317d","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-4944c4308f4f703a317d.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"4944c4308f4f703a317dfeedc4acf3193f4934fc87aa27da2c1327128e0c1051","bytes":725555,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":86.225,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-enemy-who-wrote-the-obituary"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-enemy-who-wrote-the-obituary","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-enemy-who-wrote-the-obituary","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"61817bf1a3238ca3277b47c2c3be33975ff191ccca4858075fb213e2ce89fcab","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-c9cd741eed23ef3013da","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Enemy%20Who%20Wrote%20the%20Obituary%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-c9cd741eed23ef30.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1818659,"sha256":"c9cd741eed23ef3013da04a8218db244dbc0f8ec347b82e08dee7308f4e7f635"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-stranger-at-the-grave","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Stranger at the Grave","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Edgar Allan Poe","poet_id":"edgar-allan-poe","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Press coverage of the \"Poe Toaster\" at Westminster Hall and Burying Ground, Baltimore, chiefly in The Baltimore Sun, including the 1993 note (\"The torch will be passed\") and the January 2001 note about the Giants and the Ravens.","The earliest known press reference to a bottle left at the grave: The Evening Sun (Baltimore), 1950.","Sam Porpora's claim: Associated Press, August 2007, with Jeff Jerome's response (\"holes ... you could drive a Mack truck through\").","Jeff Jerome, curator of the Poe House and Museum and organiser of the annual vigil, declared the tradition ended in 2012 after three years without a visit.","\"The Raven\" (1845)."],"notes":["The reading of the three roses as Poe, Virginia and Maria Clemm is the watchers' interpretation. The visitor's identity has never been established."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-stranger-at-the-grave/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-stranger-at-the-grave/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-6e37a40d212794d48ec9","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Stranger%20at%20the%20Grave%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-6e37a40d212794d4.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"6e37a40d212794d48ec9fa8ea7647897a8739275fa05e43ea306904c43b02aae","bytes":2083179,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-a9f1d8fb7e4dfae47522","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-a9f1d8fb7e4dfae47522.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"a9f1d8fb7e4dfae4752278df881272ed39ccc7105d6de092d61053d7b1c9f962","bytes":863793,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":102.75,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-stranger-at-the-grave"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-stranger-at-the-grave","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-stranger-at-the-grave","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"f6c2fdd825e28bac41d7eb4548e829448a6c208ec88871aff1b98cad7601aeea","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-6e37a40d212794d48ec9","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Stranger%20at%20the%20Grave%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-6e37a40d212794d4.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2083179,"sha256":"6e37a40d212794d48ec9fa8ea7647897a8739275fa05e43ea306904c43b02aae"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-dirty-monk-next-door","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Dirty Monk Next Door","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Alfred, Lord Tennyson","poet_id":"alfred-lord-tennyson","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Julia Margaret Cameron, Alfred Tennyson (\"The Dirty Monk\"), albumen print, May 1865; Tennyson's nickname for it is recorded in Cameron's own annotation and in Hallam Tennyson, Alfred Lord Tennyson: A Memoir (1897).","Thomas Carlyle to Ralph Waldo Emerson, 5 August 1844 (The Correspondence of Emerson and Carlyle): \"his clothes cynically loose ... smokes infinite tobacco\".","Longfellow's visit of July 1868 and Tennyson's warning: told in Helmut Gernsheim, Julia Margaret Cameron: Her Life and Photographic Work (1948), and Colin Ford, Julia Margaret Cameron: 19th Century Photographer of Genius (2003).","The Garibaldi story (1864) and the vaccination quarrel: Freshwater reminiscences collected in Hester Thackeray Fuller, Three Freshwater Friends (1933), Gernsheim (1948) and Ford (2003)."],"notes":["The Longfellow remark is well attested; the Garibaldi and vaccination stories are family and village hearsay, repeated by Cameron's biographers with that caveat."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-dirty-monk-next-door/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-dirty-monk-next-door/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-d162f09d54f57339f740","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Dirty%20Monk%20Next%20Door%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-d162f09d54f57339.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"d162f09d54f57339f740b45fc13c8ac79286f3ee22580906d377fed7ba4d3275","bytes":1957999,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-04ea1f93e57b4cb17d04","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-04ea1f93e57b4cb17d04.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"04ea1f93e57b4cb17d042a3e3b3f76cd0d5cfb9a41a3d734a36963495ec9276b","bytes":797526,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":94.94,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-dirty-monk-next-door"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-dirty-monk-next-door","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-dirty-monk-next-door","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"6176b6a32669ceafa2c91095cddc94de8ec6ddeffef15b5cae7a25cd4b9495e5","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-d162f09d54f57339f740","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Dirty%20Monk%20Next%20Door%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-d162f09d54f57339.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1957999,"sha256":"d162f09d54f57339f740b45fc13c8ac79286f3ee22580906d377fed7ba4d3275"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-a-voice-for-the-men-the-poem-couldnt-feed","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"A Voice for the Men the Poem Couldn’t Feed","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Alfred, Lord Tennyson","poet_id":"alfred-lord-tennyson","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:home-they-brought-her-warrior-dead","title":"Home They Brought Her Warrior Dead"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The Light Brigade Relief Fund, launched by the St James's Gazette in 1890 after reports that survivors of the charge were destitute.","The 1890 wax-cylinder recordings made for Colonel George Gouraud, Edison's representative in Britain: Tennyson reading \"The Charge of the Light Brigade\"; Florence Nightingale's message (\"God bless my dear old comrades of Balaclava\"); and Trumpeter Martin Lanfried sounding the charge. The cylinders are held in the British Library Sound Archive and have been published online.","The dispute over who sounded the charge at Balaklava, and over the Waterloo bugle: British Library catalogue notes and the regimental histories of the 17th Lancers.","\"The Charge of the Light Brigade\" (1854); \"Home They Brought Her Warrior Dead\", a song from The Princess (added in the 1850 edition)."],"notes":["Rudyard Kipling's \"The Last of the Light Brigade\" (1890) was written for the same campaign."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-a-voice-for-the-men-the-poem-couldnt-feed/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/a-voice-for-the-men-the-poem-couldnt-feed/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-b9d5b089e8f41173317c","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Voice%20for%20the%20Men%20the%20Poem%20Couldn%E2%80%99t%20Feed%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-b9d5b089e8f41173.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"b9d5b089e8f41173317c92f261452336ebea26b1ef26babf8e2d42a5f1dac1bb","bytes":2012281,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-2ecad0215f853a837840","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-2ecad0215f853a837840.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"2ecad0215f853a8378400ca7bf52c17a787740540156a1df1f300f662a2bd984","bytes":825438,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":98.305,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-a-voice-for-the-men-the-poem-couldnt-feed"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-a-voice-for-the-men-the-poem-couldnt-feed","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-a-voice-for-the-men-the-poem-couldnt-feed","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"1f0d47e299eb910e5bd565c3b55895eede9b316ecee829a36beacdbcd65ea11a","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-b9d5b089e8f41173317c","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Voice%20for%20the%20Men%20the%20Poem%20Couldn%E2%80%99t%20Feed%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-b9d5b089e8f41173.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2012281,"sha256":"b9d5b089e8f41173317c92f261452336ebea26b1ef26babf8e2d42a5f1dac1bb"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-love-letters-in-someone-elses-hand","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Love Letters in Someone Else’s Hand","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Walt Whitman","poet_id":"walt-whitman","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["New York Herald casualty list, December 1862 (\"First Lieutenant G. W. Whitmore\"); Whitman's letter to his mother, 29 December 1862, on the journey and the pickpocket (The Correspondence of Walt Whitman, ed. Edwin Haviland Miller).","\"A heap of amputated feet, legs, arms, hands\": Whitman, Specimen Days (1882), \"Down at the Front\"; also his wartime notebooks.","The hospital letters and the \"very tender ones\": Specimen Days and Memoranda During the War (1875–76).","Kenneth M. Price and Jacqueline M. Budell, \"'Written by Walt Whitman, a friend'\", Prologue (National Archives), Summer 2016, vol. 48, no. 2. The letter, dated January 1866, was found on 3 February 2016 by volunteer Catherine C. Wilson in the widow's pension file of Adeline Jabo (Record Group 15), where it had been submitted as evidence of Robert Jabo's condition. Jabo died in Washington in December 1866."],"notes":["The Walt Whitman Archive (whitmanarchive.org) carries the full text of the correspondence and prose works cited."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-love-letters-in-someone-elses-hand/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/love-letters-in-someone-elses-hand/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-ed946fa259a3202de592","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Love%20Letters%20in%20Someone%20Else%E2%80%99s%20Hand%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-ed946fa259a3202d.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"ed946fa259a3202de592502eaf7e9dfd94cadc1ac9727e41eb8e393d4003c985","bytes":1857071,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-e3362dfee5fcba3dbfeb","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-e3362dfee5fcba3dbfeb.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"e3362dfee5fcba3dbfeb6c0e0fe1d3906feaa011163265dda1a84b861f789f6f","bytes":749364,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":88.615,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-love-letters-in-someone-elses-hand"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-love-letters-in-someone-elses-hand","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-love-letters-in-someone-elses-hand","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"b776761e6f40d9b10e88e96df788462b1bc0c7f2a36ecd7ddb593bbe02075347","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-ed946fa259a3202de592","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Love%20Letters%20in%20Someone%20Else%E2%80%99s%20Hand%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-ed946fa259a3202d.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1857071,"sha256":"ed946fa259a3202de592502eaf7e9dfd94cadc1ac9727e41eb8e393d4003c985"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-twelve-stone-naked","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Twelve Stone, Naked","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Walt Whitman","poet_id":"walt-whitman","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:miracles","title":"Miracles"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Bram Stoker to Walt Whitman, letter dated 18 February 1872, sent with a covering note dated 14 February 1876; Whitman's reply, 6 March 1876. Printed in Horace Traubel, With Walt Whitman in Camden, vol. 4, and available on the Walt Whitman Archive.","Their meeting in 1884: Bram Stoker, Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving (1906), chapter on Whitman.","Dracula (1897). The Whitman and Irving theories of the Count: Barbara Belford, Bram Stoker: A Biography of the Author of Dracula (1996); Dennis R. Perry, \"Whitman's Influence on Stoker's Dracula\", Walt Whitman Quarterly Review (1986).","\"Miracles\", Leaves of Grass (first published 1856 as \"Poem of Perfect Miracles\")."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-twelve-stone-naked/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/twelve-stone-naked/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-5fcc86d490861ebb7c97","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Twelve%20Stone,%20Naked%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5fcc86d490861ebb.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"5fcc86d490861ebb7c9763025a5fd4767140ebad384d5ba1dbc3261d8584c80d","bytes":2016303,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-0c0d6f859156445ba627","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-0c0d6f859156445ba627.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"0c0d6f859156445ba6275bb444b87ab3d0d9352612324bb21b11011661bfb955","bytes":830480,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":98.575,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-twelve-stone-naked"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-twelve-stone-naked","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-twelve-stone-naked","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"5b9faf4d65095c84db746c5b28ca73f900fc5171faba2c7259ce693bf7a7f390","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-5fcc86d490861ebb7c97","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Twelve%20Stone,%20Naked%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5fcc86d490861ebb.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2016303,"sha256":"5fcc86d490861ebb7c9763025a5fd4767140ebad384d5ba1dbc3261d8584c80d"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-elderberry-wine-and-a-kiss","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Elderberry Wine and a Kiss","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Walt Whitman","poet_id":"walt-whitman","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The visit of 18 January 1882: Whitman's interview in the Philadelphia Press, 19 January 1882 (\"a great big splendid boy\"), and Wilde's remarks to reporters (\"the grandest man I have ever seen\").","Joseph M. Stoddart's reminiscence of the elderberry wine and Wilde's \"if it had been vinegar\" remark.","The George Ives diary and the \"kiss of Walt Whitman\" boast: Richard Ellmann, Oscar Wilde (1987).","\"Song of Myself\", section 51 (\"Do I contradict myself?\")."],"notes":["Stoddart was the Philadelphia publisher who later commissioned The Picture of Dorian Gray for Lippincott's. The kiss rests on Wilde's word, reported by Ives."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-elderberry-wine-and-a-kiss/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/elderberry-wine-and-a-kiss/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-4f0719edfa64e9671af9","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Elderberry%20Wine%20and%20a%20Kiss%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-4f0719edfa64e967.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"4f0719edfa64e9671af92245aa9e38c97fa88d21b21497e16b18aaa7541d30da","bytes":2049773,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-457d86ff3799ef1096a4","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-457d86ff3799ef1096a4.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"457d86ff3799ef1096a4997f949ad6bfbe54c7aa510fc95825e3bb0440f10c56","bytes":845271,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":100.68,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-elderberry-wine-and-a-kiss"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-elderberry-wine-and-a-kiss","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-elderberry-wine-and-a-kiss","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"9f606bbdaa52fb6475296b85b6dc1e2b09a6e38296c135f605ea6b02eac0ad45","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-4f0719edfa64e9671af9","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Elderberry%20Wine%20and%20a%20Kiss%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-4f0719edfa64e967.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2049773,"sha256":"4f0719edfa64e9671af92245aa9e38c97fa88d21b21497e16b18aaa7541d30da"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-brain-and-the-bad-lid","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Brain and the Bad Lid","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Walt Whitman","poet_id":"walt-whitman","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:miracles","title":"Miracles"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Sheldon Lee Gosline, \"'I Am a Fool': Dr. Henry Cattell's Private Confession about What Happened to Whitman's Brain\", Walt Whitman Quarterly Review 31 (2014), publishing the diary bought on eBay in 2012.","The earlier \"dropped jar\" account: Edward Anthony Spitzka, \"A Study of the Brains of Six Eminent Scientists and Scholars Belonging to the American Anthropometric Society\", Transactions of the American Philosophical Society (1907), which records that Whitman's brain was ruined by a careless attendant.","The post-mortem of March 1892 and the American Anthropometric Society: Gosline (2014); Horace Traubel, With Walt Whitman in Camden, final volumes.","\"Miracles\"."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-brain-and-the-bad-lid/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-brain-and-the-bad-lid/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-1a36d09c225ea3342f1a","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Brain%20and%20the%20Bad%20Lid%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-1a36d09c225ea334.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"1a36d09c225ea3342f1ac312518222c6893873712495b1f4d52481d0efc71a92","bytes":1832421,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-d351c2e344532c51473e","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-d351c2e344532c51473e.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"d351c2e344532c51473ec02e52c3143338fb139d846db310b57d11af5d7834ce","bytes":733838,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":87.095,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-brain-and-the-bad-lid"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-brain-and-the-bad-lid","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-brain-and-the-bad-lid","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"929dc0b10abebcbbe6a4f53c549e4ede558a77ce0e824540f05f7f5cf8a3f794","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-1a36d09c225ea3342f1a","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Brain%20and%20the%20Bad%20Lid%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-1a36d09c225ea334.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1832421,"sha256":"1a36d09c225ea3342f1ac312518222c6893873712495b1f4d52481d0efc71a92"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-girl-who-wouldnt-be-saved","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Girl Who Wouldn’t Be Saved","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Emily Dickinson","poet_id":"emily-dickinson","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:much-madness-is-divinest-sense","title":"Much madness is divinest sense"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Mount Holyoke Female Seminary records for 1847–48, including the sorting of students by religious standing; discussed in Richard B. Sewall, The Life of Emily Dickinson (1974), and Alfred Habegger, My Wars Are Laid Away in Books (2001), which gives the numbers of \"no-hopers\" at the start and end of the year.","Clara Newman Turner, \"My Personal Acquaintance with Emily Dickinson\", reminiscence printed as an appendix in Sewall (1974), the source of \"They thought it queer I didn't rise.\"","Dickinson's letters to Abiah Root, 1848 and 1850 (Johnson, Letters): \"I have not yet given up to the claims of Christ\", and the later regret at a lost \"golden opportunity\".","\"Much Madness is divinest Sense\" (Fr620)."],"notes":["Mary Lyon held several such meetings during the year; Turner's account compresses them into one scene."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-girl-who-wouldnt-be-saved/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-girl-who-wouldnt-be-saved/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-d8d302aa835d21ce800a","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Girl%20Who%20Wouldn%E2%80%99t%20Be%20Saved%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-d8d302aa835d21ce.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"d8d302aa835d21ce800ac8a5c688475e928b14ca579834a4bab26d0ce2c87130","bytes":2049037,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-bf3df42538f4ba179415","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-bf3df42538f4ba179415.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"bf3df42538f4ba179415c6f60e92a080aecae43204201f58263e72e40ff4f9c0","bytes":846679,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":100.63,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-girl-who-wouldnt-be-saved"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-girl-who-wouldnt-be-saved","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-girl-who-wouldnt-be-saved","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"8f5122b44dc59861fd81ed528c92d0e20f65a43114c3bb27aac6f4163d89af72","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-d8d302aa835d21ce800a","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Girl%20Who%20Wouldn%E2%80%99t%20Be%20Saved%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-d8d302aa835d21ce.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2049037,"sha256":"d8d302aa835d21ce800ac8a5c688475e928b14ca579834a4bab26d0ce2c87130"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-woman-next-door","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Woman Next Door","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Emily Dickinson","poet_id":"emily-dickinson","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:i-see-thee-better-in-the-dark","title":"I see thee better in the dark"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Dickinson to Susan Gilbert, 11 June 1852 (L96): \"will you indeed come home next Saturday, and be my own again, and kiss me as you used to?\"","Martha Dickinson Bianchi, The Life and Letters of Emily Dickinson (1924), where the letter appears without the kiss.","Lillian Faderman, \"Emily Dickinson's Letters to Sue Gilbert\", Massachusetts Review 18 (1977), and Surpassing the Love of Men (1981).","The mutilation of \"One Sister have I in our house\" (Fr5): R. W. Franklin, The Manuscript Books of Emily Dickinson (1981), and Franklin's notes in The Poems of Emily Dickinson (1998).","The count of poems sent to Sue, and the full correspondence: Ellen Louise Hart and Martha Nell Smith, Open Me Carefully: Emily Dickinson's Intimate Letters to Susan Huntington Dickinson (1998).","\"I see thee better — in the Dark\" (Fr442), first printed in The Single Hound (1914), edited by Bianchi from Sue's copies."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-woman-next-door/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-woman-next-door/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-1a2a62f1f2ac90c72959","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Woman%20Next%20Door%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-1a2a62f1f2ac90c7.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"1a2a62f1f2ac90c72959944a9a3f0cb680d22e39917234beaa270134f8a679ba","bytes":1945659,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-bef2cee042348ac66ae8","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-bef2cee042348ac66ae8.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"bef2cee042348ac66ae8482227f36ff5168fe1bf4da0c88ea2d768734f8c4b84","bytes":794303,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":94.155,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-woman-next-door"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-woman-next-door","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-woman-next-door","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"58da14b38bc850c9a5ce8bb7a98b50f09e02c2b8b3ec06790c6d1fe83256d0f5","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-1a2a62f1f2ac90c72959","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Woman%20Next%20Door%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-1a2a62f1f2ac90c7.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1945659,"sha256":"1a2a62f1f2ac90c72959944a9a3f0cb680d22e39917234beaa270134f8a679ba"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-poetry-on-the-back-of-a-cake","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Poetry on the Back of a Cake","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Emily Dickinson","poet_id":"emily-dickinson","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:i-taste-a-liquor-never-brewed","title":"I taste a liquor never brewed"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The coconut cake recipe (\"Mrs Carmichael's\") with the draft of \"The Things that never can come back, are several\" (Fr1564) on the reverse: Amherst College Archives & Special Collections (Amherst Manuscript #445); reproduced and discussed by the Emily Dickinson Museum, Amherst.","The second prize for rye and Indian bread at the Amherst Cattle Show, October 1856: reported in the Hampshire and Franklin Express; see Sewall (1974). The suggestion that Lavinia was among the judges appears in later retellings.","Edward Dickinson's preference for his daughter's bread: family tradition recorded in Sewall (1974).","MacGregor Jenkins, Emily Dickinson: Friend and Neighbor (1930), for the gingerbread basket.","\"I taste a liquor never brewed\" (Fr207)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-poetry-on-the-back-of-a-cake/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/poetry-on-the-back-of-a-cake/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-8476ed6e45d0017a6704","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Poetry%20on%20the%20Back%20of%20a%20Cake%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-8476ed6e45d0017a.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"8476ed6e45d0017a6704c252e427e754d1c9bde51408b32dcf6be060278121aa","bytes":1828995,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-9fe0f2b8d7e69a8ac4ac","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-9fe0f2b8d7e69a8ac4ac.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"9fe0f2b8d7e69a8ac4ac940b6fc8369e8e17939c685de6116f33821c8e92ce50","bytes":730927,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":86.875,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-poetry-on-the-back-of-a-cake"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-poetry-on-the-back-of-a-cake","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-poetry-on-the-back-of-a-cake","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"af33dc6b227319c30e690014b3b477ebc46dddcfc18b42fca2dbc73bc2ce7fb4","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-8476ed6e45d0017a6704","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Poetry%20on%20the%20Back%20of%20a%20Cake%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-8476ed6e45d0017a.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1828995,"sha256":"8476ed6e45d0017a6704c252e427e754d1c9bde51408b32dcf6be060278121aa"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-dear-master","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Dear Master","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Emily Dickinson","poet_id":"emily-dickinson","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:wild-nights","title":"Wild nights! Wild nights!"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["R. W. Franklin, ed., The Master Letters of Emily Dickinson (Amherst College Press, 1986), presenting the three drafts (c. 1858–61) held at Amherst College, with the \"Daisy\", \"Tomahawk\" and \"Beard\" passages.","The candidates (Samuel Bowles, Charles Wadsworth, Otis Lord, Susan Dickinson and others): Sewall (1974); Habegger (2001); Judith Farr, The Passion of Emily Dickinson (1992).","\"Wild Nights — Wild Nights!\" (Fr269)."],"notes":["The drafts are undated and unaddressed; whether fair copies were ever sent is unknown."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-dear-master/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/dear-master/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-0d0985b843a968adac6b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Dear%20Master%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-0d0985b843a968ad.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"0d0985b843a968adac6bd694ba3930711a058bec064192bc487e1abb3bf4d058","bytes":2080379,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-0922c29503ef94fdc97b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-0922c29503ef94fdc97b.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"0922c29503ef94fdc97b739aed29752e4a96005ee0b553bd8aed1f906590af26","bytes":859868,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":102.595,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-dear-master"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-dear-master","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-dear-master","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"9b1669e79fe9bbd9ee9010f7fd7865dca7c99b32885f1d3cc3293db8ed33495a","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-0d0985b843a968adac6b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Dear%20Master%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-0d0985b843a968ad.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2080379,"sha256":"0d0985b843a968adac6bd694ba3930711a058bec064192bc487e1abb3bf4d058"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-a-dog-as-large-as-myself","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"A Dog as Large as Myself","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Emily Dickinson","poet_id":"emily-dickinson","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:hope-is-the-thing-with-feathers","title":"Hope is the thing with feathers"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Dickinson to Thomas Wentworth Higginson, 25 April 1862 (L261): \"Hills, Sir, and the Sundown, and a Dog large as myself, that my Father bought me.\"","Dickinson to Higginson, early 1866 (L314): \"Carlo died ... Would you instruct me now?\"","Her letters to her cousins Louise and Frances Norcross on her mother's opinion of Carlo (Johnson, Letters).","The Newfoundland identification and the Jane Eyre source of the name: Sewall (1974); Habegger (2001).","\"'Hope' is the thing with feathers\" (Fr314)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-a-dog-as-large-as-myself/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/a-dog-as-large-as-myself/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-598832942caf4e227f23","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Dog%20as%20Large%20as%20Myself%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-598832942caf4e22.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"598832942caf4e227f232ee10db0a0b6c54076f6cfcb52e7587de26f430a0e18","bytes":2095075,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-cdb96dd448691c63d2a0","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-cdb96dd448691c63d2a0.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"cdb96dd448691c63d2a0bcfb9fabce4f9cae9be3df07d4186ebeda590de8236c","bytes":872293,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":103.505,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-a-dog-as-large-as-myself"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-a-dog-as-large-as-myself","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-a-dog-as-large-as-myself","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"638111e15f8e8ad9676fed15dacb3891279a8e7b4795a14248d91339d887fc32","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-598832942caf4e227f23","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Dog%20as%20Large%20as%20Myself%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-598832942caf4e22.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2095075,"sha256":"598832942caf4e227f232ee10db0a0b6c54076f6cfcb52e7587de26f430a0e18"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-colonel-who-needed-a-lie-down","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Colonel Who Needed a Lie-Down","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Emily Dickinson","poet_id":"emily-dickinson","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Higginson's two letters to his wife, 16 and 17 August 1870, printed in Johnson, Letters (L342a, L342b), and in his article \"Emily Dickinson's Letters\", The Atlantic Monthly, October 1891: the day lilies, \"Forgive me if I am frightened\", the \"top of my head\" test, and \"I never was with any one who drained my nerve power so much.\"","\"Oh why do the insane so cling to you?\": Higginson to his sisters, December 1873 (L481).","\"My partially cracked poetess\": Higginson to his sister Anna, 1876.","Higginson's command of the 1st South Carolina Volunteers: his Army Life in a Black Regiment (1870). See also Brenda Wineapple, White Heat: The Friendship of Emily Dickinson and Thomas Wentworth Higginson (2008)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-colonel-who-needed-a-lie-down/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-colonel-who-needed-a-lie-down/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-849ff4d709e65dd51b55","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Colonel%20Who%20Needed%20a%20Lie-Down%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-849ff4d709e65dd5.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"849ff4d709e65dd51b55d54b208210a418fb5902f4177029dac8403bae0d08e4","bytes":1963435,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-da73437ccf3826ff7d03","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-da73437ccf3826ff7d03.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"da73437ccf3826ff7d0386e07cf88368d43c3cdbe6c86f4018f2b81b8821a220","bytes":802522,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":95.275,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-colonel-who-needed-a-lie-down"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-colonel-who-needed-a-lie-down","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-colonel-who-needed-a-lie-down","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"8fb9a47c150784d6de9d478dae6199273232b74710118e5e941b1f8551e86d37","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-849ff4d709e65dd51b55","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Colonel%20Who%20Needed%20a%20Lie-Down%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-849ff4d709e65dd5.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1963435,"sha256":"849ff4d709e65dd51b55d54b208210a418fb5902f4177029dac8403bae0d08e4"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-success-without-a-name","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Success, Without a Name","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Emily Dickinson","poet_id":"emily-dickinson","relation":"about","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:success-is-counted-sweetest","title":"Success is counted sweetest"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["A Masque of Poets (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1878), the \"No Name Series\", containing \"Success is counted sweetest\" with the publisher's small alterations.","Helen Hunt Jackson to Dickinson, 1876 (\"You are a great poet — and it is a wrong to the day you live in, that you will not sing aloud\") and 1878, pressing for the poem (Johnson, Letters, L444a and L573a).","Thomas Niles (Roberts Brothers) to Dickinson, 1879, reporting that the poem had been attributed to Emerson.","Jackson's review of A Masque of Poets, praising \"Success\" as among the strongest things in the book.","\"Success is counted sweetest\" (Fr112)."],"notes":["Jackson and Dickinson were both born in Amherst in 1830 and had known each other as children."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-success-without-a-name/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/success-without-a-name/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-5699cb3829115aa53707","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Success,%20Without%20a%20Name%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5699cb3829115aa5.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"5699cb3829115aa537070d0355194d0365fd6a4ea08f31582cb405992dafcf05","bytes":2001749,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-b7da4ff3a33f31949035","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-b7da4ff3a33f31949035.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"b7da4ff3a33f319490357f8eb4844c5270efa3ac752a3bb7f78b70b3cf9f3922","bytes":823284,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":97.675,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-success-without-a-name"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-success-without-a-name","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-success-without-a-name","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"d87992c46f3f152084a5aec668d64cbd86fa7f129cc8134891e4e091319c8c8d","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-5699cb3829115aa53707","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Success,%20Without%20a%20Name%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5699cb3829115aa5.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2001749,"sha256":"5699cb3829115aa537070d0355194d0365fd6a4ea08f31582cb405992dafcf05"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-mistress-and-the-manuscripts","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Mistress and the Manuscripts","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Emily Dickinson","poet_id":"emily-dickinson","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:tell-all-the-truth-but-tell-it-slant","title":"Tell all the Truth but tell it slant"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Polly Longsworth, Austin and Mabel: The Amherst Affair and Love Letters of Austin Dickinson and Mabel Loomis Todd (1984), drawing on Austin's diary (\"Rubicon\") and on Mabel's journals and diaries (Todd–Bingham Family Papers, Yale University).","The September 1882 evening at the Homestead, the sherry and the poem: Mabel Loomis Todd's journal, as given in Longsworth.","Poems by Emily Dickinson, ed. Mabel Loomis Todd and T. W. Higginson (1890).","The lawsuit over the strip of land (Todd v. Dickinson, decided for Lavinia Dickinson, 1898) and the camphorwood chest: Millicent Todd Bingham, Ancestors' Brocades: The Literary Debut of Emily Dickinson (1945); Lyndall Gordon, Lives Like Loaded Guns: Emily Dickinson and Her Family's Feuds (2010).","\"Tell all the truth but tell it slant\" (Fr1263)."],"notes":["The chest was opened by Bingham in the 1930s; the poems in it appeared in Bolts of Melody (1945)."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-mistress-and-the-manuscripts/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-mistress-and-the-manuscripts/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-204c5fb2392f3f7a7be8","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Mistress%20and%20the%20Manuscripts%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-204c5fb2392f3f7a.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"204c5fb2392f3f7a7be8e2ef934a9bd5f4d1deb788fbe8d9529f1bbe572a64bc","bytes":2157347,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-fafdbc34caa8908412a5","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-fafdbc34caa8908412a5.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"fafdbc34caa8908412a5a22c4c7bc82d5becf07c0e2411eb3212638fd56fa395","bytes":901477,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":107.4,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-mistress-and-the-manuscripts"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-mistress-and-the-manuscripts","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-mistress-and-the-manuscripts","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"1dc7b9b69c1313219a139b9c6e3ffd1aa760a0709c59923450d619d9188831d5","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-204c5fb2392f3f7a7be8","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Mistress%20and%20the%20Manuscripts%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-204c5fb2392f3f7a.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2157347,"sha256":"204c5fb2392f3f7a7be8e2ef934a9bd5f4d1deb788fbe8d9529f1bbe572a64bc"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-a-virgin-recluse-apparently","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"A Virgin Recluse, Apparently","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Emily Dickinson","poet_id":"emily-dickinson","relation":"about","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:wild-nights","title":"Wild nights! Wild nights!"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Higginson to Mabel Loomis Todd, 21 April 1891: \"One poem only I dread a little to print — that wonderful 'Wild Nights' — lest the malignant read into it more than that virgin recluse ever dreamed of putting there.\" Printed in Bingham, Ancestors' Brocades (1945).","Poems by Emily Dickinson, Second Series (1891), in which the poem appeared.","\"Wild Nights — Wild Nights!\" (Fr269)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-a-virgin-recluse-apparently/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/a-virgin-recluse-apparently/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-47797e72ac29d263dac5","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Virgin%20Recluse,%20Apparently%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-47797e72ac29d263.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"47797e72ac29d263dac50b6ca83a0ba0eaf34546ad51095ebaa524e55f747f2f","bytes":1864317,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-8b1dfc94c31d44b1536c","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-8b1dfc94c31d44b1536c.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"8b1dfc94c31d44b1536c3b7e9b7f0ce81f2f343ab21b3dfc5c75778e142e6928","bytes":747989,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":89.085,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-a-virgin-recluse-apparently"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-a-virgin-recluse-apparently","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-a-virgin-recluse-apparently","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"a4b1a490fd27a1bec60295af466730edb51e2e85184b8a583e85ffa637fc596f","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-47797e72ac29d263dac5","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Virgin%20Recluse,%20Apparently%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-47797e72ac29d263.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1864317,"sha256":"47797e72ac29d263dac50b6ca83a0ba0eaf34546ad51095ebaa524e55f747f2f"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-even-death-had-an-editor","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Even Death Had an Editor","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Emily Dickinson","poet_id":"emily-dickinson","relation":"about","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:because-i-could-not-stop-for-death","title":"Because I could not stop for Death"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Poems by Emily Dickinson (1890), where the poem appears as \"The Chariot\", with the fourth stanza omitted and the readings \"played\" and \"mound\".","The manuscript in Dickinson's fascicles, Houghton Library, Harvard.","Thomas H. Johnson, ed., The Poems of Emily Dickinson (Harvard University Press, 1955), restoring the stanza and Dickinson's wording; Franklin (1998), Fr479."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-even-death-had-an-editor/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/even-death-had-an-editor/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-5ebfd07a80e03c14981f","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Even%20Death%20Had%20an%20Editor%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5ebfd07a80e03c14.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"5ebfd07a80e03c14981ffc58729f71b7505a76edd3482d87691405f685755ca2","bytes":2058979,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-469ecc6d933c6be4c119","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-469ecc6d933c6be4c119.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"469ecc6d933c6be4c119b85f46defebb023084d49c2a3961c32774d7e855920d","bytes":855657,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":101.235,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-even-death-had-an-editor"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-even-death-had-an-editor","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-even-death-had-an-editor","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"207575849533298df10a8607b6cc8ab5eed65a7e4d2e84dcf846ffc51107b950","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-5ebfd07a80e03c14981f","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Even%20Death%20Had%20an%20Editor%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5ebfd07a80e03c14.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2058979,"sha256":"5ebfd07a80e03c14981ffc58729f71b7505a76edd3482d87691405f685755ca2"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-pirate-who-wrote-invictus","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Pirate Who Wrote Invictus","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"William Ernest Henley","poet_id":"william-ernest-henley","relation":"about","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:invictus","title":"Invictus"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Robert Louis Stevenson to W. E. Henley, May 1883: \"It was the sight of your maimed strength and masterfulness that begot John Silver\" (The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson, ed. Bradford Booth and Ernest Mehew, vol. 4).","Henley's treatment under Joseph Lister at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, 1873–75, and the \"In Hospital\" poems: John Connell, W. E. Henley (1949); Henley's A Book of Verses (1888).","Stevenson's first visit, February 1875, brought by Leslie Stephen: Stevenson's letter to Frances Sitwell, February 1875 (\"sat up in his bed ... as cheerful as if he had been in a king's palace\").","\"Invictus\" was published untitled in A Book of Verses (1888); the dedication \"To R. T. H. B.\" was added in the second edition (1891); the title was supplied by Arthur Quiller-Couch in The Oxford Book of English Verse (1900).","Treasure Island (1883)."],"notes":["That \"Invictus\" was written in the Infirmary in 1875 is tradition rather than record; the poem is dated 1875 in the collection."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-pirate-who-wrote-invictus/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-pirate-who-wrote-invictus/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-43c36438acadef1ebbda","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Pirate%20Who%20Wrote%20Invictus%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-43c36438acadef1e.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"43c36438acadef1ebbda983801cfb95da29b73dd14b27c0f9c65006ee2c022bc","bytes":2007191,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-088c04be760be2f9d267","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-088c04be760be2f9d267.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"088c04be760be2f9d267314b1c8c6c215f409ef9329155ac4a1158dc870442e4","bytes":823238,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":98.01,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-pirate-who-wrote-invictus"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-pirate-who-wrote-invictus","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-pirate-who-wrote-invictus","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"93c2d3f37daaec6d73998ea930b5eb72f0dbda99c1b097e9cfc371d19dbf244c","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-43c36438acadef1ebbda","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Pirate%20Who%20Wrote%20Invictus%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-43c36438acadef1e.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2007191,"sha256":"43c36438acadef1ebbda983801cfb95da29b73dd14b27c0f9c65006ee2c022bc"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-girl-who-called-barrie-fwendy","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Girl Who Called Barrie Fwendy","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"William Ernest Henley","poet_id":"william-ernest-henley","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:invictus","title":"Invictus"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Margaret Emma Henley (1888–1894); her death from meningitis and burial at Cockayne Hatley, Bedfordshire, where Henley's ashes were placed in 1903: Connell, W. E. Henley (1949).","The \"fwendy-wendy\" story and the Wendy connection: Andrew Birkin, J. M. Barrie and the Lost Boys (1979).","Peter Pan (first performed London, December 1904); Peter and Wendy (1911).","Pre-1904 occurrences of the name Wendy in English census returns: noted in Birkin and in the Oxford Dictionary of First Names."],"notes":["No letter or note in Barrie's hand states that Margaret was the source. The connection rests on Henley family tradition and on Barrie's known affection for the child."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-girl-who-called-barrie-fwendy/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-girl-who-called-barrie-fwendy/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-a72e28aa9537621b3523","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Girl%20Who%20Called%20Barrie%20Fwendy%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-a72e28aa9537621b.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"a72e28aa9537621b35232b97242c4af6c51b0c775e8e0e8c6246131f497aa832","bytes":2071351,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-fab33a436e7e8fdd4fa0","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-fab33a436e7e8fdd4fa0.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"fab33a436e7e8fdd4fa022fd4510cc8c2d468c0cf5ab4103c971c024b72f9a77","bytes":860421,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":102.015,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-girl-who-called-barrie-fwendy"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-girl-who-called-barrie-fwendy","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-girl-who-called-barrie-fwendy","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"5ae6a8a897173a143a5c10784899be288215cad86622d3eb06be1f85f393a26a","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-a72e28aa9537621b3523","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Girl%20Who%20Called%20Barrie%20Fwendy%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-a72e28aa9537621b.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2071351,"sha256":"a72e28aa9537621b35232b97242c4af6c51b0c775e8e0e8c6246131f497aa832"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-man-who-lost-treasure-island","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Man Who Lost Treasure Island","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Robert Louis Stevenson","poet_id":"robert-louis-stevenson","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Robert Louis Stevenson, \"My First Book: Treasure Island\", The Idler, August 1894: the Braemar map, \"harbours that pleased me like sonnets\", the loss of the map at Cassell's, \"aghast\", the compasses, and his father's forged signature of Captain Flint.","Lloyd Osbourne's claim to have drawn the island: his introduction to Treasure Island in the Tusitala Edition (1923) and An Intimate Portrait of R.L.S. (1924).","Treasure Island (London: Cassell, 1883), with the redrawn map."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-man-who-lost-treasure-island/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-man-who-lost-treasure-island/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-e7cfb252b72ce889a1d4","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Man%20Who%20Lost%20Treasure%20Island%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-e7cfb252b72ce889.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"e7cfb252b72ce889a1d4ac9fbfee841f7f5d16ab7da01cb492c86905b7bf822d","bytes":2059441,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-c74d097941bc6fed26b3","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-c74d097941bc6fed26b3.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"c74d097941bc6fed26b31359f0a9247faff8eaf12e3eb25b379c1eda46e97ecf","bytes":854387,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":101.26,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-man-who-lost-treasure-island"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-man-who-lost-treasure-island","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-man-who-lost-treasure-island","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"bd211dcf7f5730333e768e7eee06e31e898351006e0be321e6a85b7c00132c4c","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-e7cfb252b72ce889a1d4","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Man%20Who%20Lost%20Treasure%20Island%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-e7cfb252b72ce889.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2059441,"sha256":"e7cfb252b72ce889a1d4ac9fbfee841f7f5d16ab7da01cb492c86905b7bf822d"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-a-fine-bogey-tale","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"A Fine Bogey Tale","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Robert Louis Stevenson","poet_id":"robert-louis-stevenson","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-moon","title":"The Moon"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Stevenson, \"A Chapter on Dreams\", Scribner's Magazine, January 1888: the Brownies, the two days' search for a plot, and the dream of the powder and the transformation.","Fanny Stevenson's account of waking him, and her verdict on the first draft: her prefatory note to the Biographical Edition of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde; Graham Balfour, The Life of Robert Louis Stevenson (1901).","Lloyd Osbourne, An Intimate Portrait of R.L.S. (1924), for the three-day draft and the burning.","The cocaine theory and the doubts about the bonfire: Claire Harman, Robert Louis Stevenson: A Biography (2005).","A Child's Garden of Verses (1885), \"The Moon\"."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-a-fine-bogey-tale/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/a-fine-bogey-tale/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-ffe8c15c5c5f5a09a813","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Fine%20Bogey%20Tale%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-ffe8c15c5c5f5a09.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"ffe8c15c5c5f5a09a813c4a02a6a889c32d92fcc40d8fc8f3d19270d5db81f3b","bytes":1931833,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-9296123f75edf310649d","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-9296123f75edf310649d.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"9296123f75edf310649d557695f9c9e2edd301984846df44f0999cac63f59493","bytes":783731,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":93.295,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-a-fine-bogey-tale"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-a-fine-bogey-tale","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-a-fine-bogey-tale","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"87f5c136b7690c087fb696b26adf794855aa6e1decb96dde62b092d75107cd4a","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-ffe8c15c5c5f5a09a813","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Fine%20Bogey%20Tale%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-ffe8c15c5c5f5a09.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1931833,"sha256":"ffe8c15c5c5f5a09a813c4a02a6a889c32d92fcc40d8fc8f3d19270d5db81f3b"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-birthday-he-gave-away","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Birthday He Gave Away","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Robert Louis Stevenson","poet_id":"robert-louis-stevenson","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-swing","title":"The Swing"},"also_names":[{"poem_id":"poem:the-moon","title":"The Moon"}],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The deed of gift to Annie H. Ide, dated at Vailima, 19 June 1891, printed in The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson, ed. Sidney Colvin (1899), and in Booth and Mehew's edition. Henry C. Ide was United States Land Commissioner in Samoa.","Time, \"People\", 21 November 1938: Stevenson's birthday \"celebrated by proxy by Mrs. Annie Ide Cockran, who has had full and undisputed right to Stevenson's birthday (November 13) for 47 years.\"","A Child's Garden of Verses (1885), \"The Swing\" and \"The Moon\"."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-birthday-he-gave-away/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-birthday-he-gave-away/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-e7d7b80c526998390bb4","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Birthday%20He%20Gave%20Away%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-e7d7b80c52699839.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"e7d7b80c526998390bb4b1641d1f8439bd02b51740ba2129790dab19efbd0872","bytes":1997177,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-30571caa312b6c7d35bb","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-30571caa312b6c7d35bb.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"30571caa312b6c7d35bb480e0c35a0cd521cf6eb3785e85dc15a3131f042dfd9","bytes":820772,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":97.37,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-birthday-he-gave-away"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-birthday-he-gave-away","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-birthday-he-gave-away","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"0216bee1109d6da1f462e81133c2182174406276465e02c83ea641750acd18dc","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-e7d7b80c526998390bb4","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Birthday%20He%20Gave%20Away%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-e7d7b80c52699839.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1997177,"sha256":"e7d7b80c526998390bb4b1641d1f8439bd02b51740ba2129790dab19efbd0872"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-island-in-a-shop-window","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Island in a Shop Window","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"W. B. Yeats","poet_id":"w-b-yeats","relation":"about","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-lake-isle-of-innisfree","title":"The Lake Isle of Innisfree"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["W. B. Yeats, Autobiographies (\"Reveries over Childhood and Youth\", 1915, and \"The Trembling of the Veil\", 1922): the Fleet Street fountain, the boyhood plan to live on Innisfree in imitation of Thoreau, his father reading him Walden, the \"first lyric with anything in its rhythm of my own music\", and the regret over the \"conventional archaism\" of \"I will arise and go now\".","Yeats's letter to Katharine Tynan, December 1888, the first mention of the poem (The Collected Letters of W. B. Yeats, vol. 1).","\"The Lake Isle of Innisfree\", National Observer, 13 December 1890; collected in The Countess Kathleen and Various Legends and Lyrics (1892).","R. F. Foster, W. B. Yeats: A Life, vol. 1, The Apprentice Mage (1997)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-island-in-a-shop-window/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-island-in-a-shop-window/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-20e3179590a903f6f344","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Island%20in%20a%20Shop%20Window%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-20e3179590a903f6.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"20e3179590a903f6f3449dd43ebd2da2a1c794e8a06323971ba2b3b8458d139d","bytes":1979891,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-3d82fa328d58b810ddaa","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-3d82fa328d58b810ddaa.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"3d82fa328d58b810ddaa8fe18a2e9db1584cd5864c5196dcece94ceec250c463","bytes":809630,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":96.295,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-island-in-a-shop-window"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-island-in-a-shop-window","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-island-in-a-shop-window","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"35ecd34026f3c6dd47ee6cc800fa4df99527eab6cc0f3dac63ad559acf993380","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-20e3179590a903f6f344","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Island%20in%20a%20Shop%20Window%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-20e3179590a903f6.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1979891,"sha256":"20e3179590a903f6f3449dd43ebd2da2a1c794e8a06323971ba2b3b8458d139d"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-honeymoon-had-extra-guests","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Honeymoon Had Extra Guests","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"W. B. Yeats","poet_id":"w-b-yeats","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-lake-isle-of-innisfree","title":"The Lake Isle of Innisfree"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The proposals to Iseult Gonne and to Georgie Hyde-Lees, the marriage of 20 October 1917, and the honeymoon at the Ashdown Forest Hotel: Foster, W. B. Yeats: A Life, vol. 2, The Arch-Poet (2003).","Yeats to Lady Gregory, 29 October 1917, reporting the first automatic script and the message about \"the bird\".","Yeats's own account of the writing beginning \"four days after my marriage\", and the spirits' reply \"No, we have come to give you metaphors for poetry\": the introduction to the second edition of A Vision (1937), \"A Packet for Ezra Pound\".","George Yeats's later admission that she began by faking, and her sense that \"something else\" took over: Ann Saddlemyer, Becoming George: The Life of Mrs W. B. Yeats (2002); Brenda Maddox, George's Ghosts: A New Life of W. B. Yeats (1999).","The scripts themselves: Yeats's Vision Papers, ed. George Mills Harper (1992).","\"The Lake Isle of Innisfree\" (1890)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-honeymoon-had-extra-guests/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-honeymoon-had-extra-guests/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-293f9f7e3fe6e005b5c2","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Honeymoon%20Had%20Extra%20Guests%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-293f9f7e3fe6e005.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"293f9f7e3fe6e005b5c24eddd258b686675dc91ddaacf85e12ed7dea27bda74a","bytes":2086283,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-119b659e9b97010fa5a2","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-119b659e9b97010fa5a2.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"119b659e9b97010fa5a2f469c02aa14a49db525bb96d72a8f237534e6944470d","bytes":867342,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":102.945,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-honeymoon-had-extra-guests"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-honeymoon-had-extra-guests","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-honeymoon-had-extra-guests","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"d78552ad2499e678cceca2fa71401665ecb6f683a0f25e9576b1880a3269519c","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-293f9f7e3fe6e005b5c2","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Honeymoon%20Had%20Extra%20Guests%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-293f9f7e3fe6e005.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2086283,"sha256":"293f9f7e3fe6e005b5c24eddd258b686675dc91ddaacf85e12ed7dea27bda74a"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-gland-old-man","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Gland Old Man","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"W. B. Yeats","poet_id":"w-b-yeats","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-lake-isle-of-innisfree","title":"The Lake Isle of Innisfree"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The Steinach operation of April 1934, performed by Norman Haire, and its aftermath: Richard Ellmann, \"W. B. Yeats's Second Puberty\", The New York Review of Books, 9 May 1985 (reprinted in Four Dubliners, 1987); Foster, The Arch-Poet (2003).","\"The strange second puberty the operation has given me\": Yeats to Dorothy Wellesley, in Letters on Poetry from W. B. Yeats to Dorothy Wellesley (1940).","The Dublin nickname \"the gland old man\": reported in Foster.","Margot Ruddock, Ethel Mannin and the late friendships: Foster (2003).","\"The Spur\", New Poems (1938); \"The Lake Isle of Innisfree\" (1890)."],"notes":["The Steinach procedure was a unilateral vasectomy promoted as rejuvenation; it has no connection with the \"monkey gland\" grafts of Serge Voronoff, with which it is often confused."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-gland-old-man/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-gland-old-man/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-3621219881fab2281337","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Gland%20Old%20Man%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-3621219881fab228.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"3621219881fab2281337c3bb2e606049ab9987fc3abc58a5268906b24a78034e","bytes":2095395,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-dd0fa26a47fc15e680a4","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-dd0fa26a47fc15e680a4.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"dd0fa26a47fc15e680a43613d368235bacd0e8aba746010f2260275c493682bf","bytes":869630,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":103.525,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-gland-old-man"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-gland-old-man","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-gland-old-man","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"68ed108c48a5ed89927739feed66486b97a6fa677ff6bef52681af8c2b7572ac","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-3621219881fab2281337","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Gland%20Old%20Man%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-3621219881fab228.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2095395,"sha256":"3621219881fab2281337c3bb2e606049ab9987fc3abc58a5268906b24a78034e"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-song-that-left-without-him","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Song That Left Without Him","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"James Weldon Johnson","poet_id":"james-weldon-johnson","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-gift-to-sing","title":"The Gift to Sing"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["James Weldon Johnson, Along This Way: The Autobiography of James Weldon Johnson (1933): the Lincoln's-birthday request, the unwritten Lincoln poem, pacing the porch in tears, the first performance by five hundred Stanton School children on 12 February 1900, and the song \"passing out of our minds\".","\"Lift Every Voice and Sing\", music by J. Rosamond Johnson; adopted by the NAACP as the \"Negro National Anthem\" in 1919. Johnson served the NAACP as field secretary from 1916 and as executive secretary from 1920.","\"The Gift to Sing\", Fifty Years and Other Poems (1917)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-song-that-left-without-him/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-song-that-left-without-him/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-265c13f86f6b74640d5e","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Song%20That%20Left%20Without%20Him%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-265c13f86f6b7464.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"265c13f86f6b74640d5e4548288d4e3aae5ead6063efde435b7972d082b12fcd","bytes":1870877,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-a6b011e4db7767f93bd2","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-a6b011e4db7767f93bd2.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"a6b011e4db7767f93bd2b7bd858d4b37616f6da805908f3c70af3724e5ca258d","bytes":753161,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":89.495,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-song-that-left-without-him"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-song-that-left-without-him","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-song-that-left-without-him","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"c1a7384270715ef78bccb0c1543265d7e8790d8599ed5c5a24ee5ebccbb717ad","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-265c13f86f6b74640d5e","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Song%20That%20Left%20Without%20Him%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-265c13f86f6b7464.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1870877,"sha256":"265c13f86f6b74640d5e4548288d4e3aae5ead6063efde435b7972d082b12fcd"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-two-live-as-three","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Two Live as Three","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"James Weldon Johnson","poet_id":"james-weldon-johnson","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Along This Way (1933): the Cole and Johnson Brothers partnership in New York, and the 1901 Jacksonville incident in which Johnson was nearly lynched.","\"Under the Bamboo Tree\" (1902), by Bob Cole and J. Rosamond Johnson with James Weldon Johnson, introduced by Marie Cahill in Sally in Our Alley; its sheet-music sales and the spiritual behind the tune are discussed in Along This Way and in Eugene Levy, James Weldon Johnson: Black Leader, Black Voice (1973).","T. S. Eliot, Sweeney Agonistes: Fragments of an Aristophanic Melodrama (\"Fragment of an Agon\", first published 1927; book form 1932).","Meet Me in St. Louis (MGM, 1944), in which Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien perform the song."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-two-live-as-three/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/two-live-as-three/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-7665f52a8276256b329f","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Two%20Live%20as%20Three%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-7665f52a8276256b.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"7665f52a8276256b329fa7274fb5732cfedca0a91d64fedc092f9d415a36227e","bytes":2003253,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-c670d3cfd8a341a1ad7e","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-c670d3cfd8a341a1ad7e.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"c670d3cfd8a341a1ad7ea62ac8fa0b395593a4fd80b8481acce6aab4559524ee","bytes":819140,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":97.755,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-two-live-as-three"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-two-live-as-three","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-two-live-as-three","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"c174398465b4acb91a3a563ff334f24f8cdc7f7deb4cc3c259a6894711588c17","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-7665f52a8276256b329f","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Two%20Live%20as%20Three%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-7665f52a8276256b.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2003253,"sha256":"7665f52a8276256b329fa7274fb5732cfedca0a91d64fedc092f9d415a36227e"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-going-up","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Going Up","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Paul Laurence Dunbar","poet_id":"paul-laurence-dunbar","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Dunbar's job as elevator operator in the Callahan Building, Dayton, and the sale of Oak and Ivy (Dayton: United Brethren Publishing House, 1893) to passengers for a dollar a copy: Lida Keck Wiggins, The Life and Works of Paul Laurence Dunbar (1907); Gene Andrew Jarrett, Paul Laurence Dunbar: The Life and Times of a Caged Bird (2022).","The Dayton Tattler (1890), edited by Dunbar and printed by Wright & Wright: Fred C. Kelly, The Wright Brothers (1943); Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park.","The rhyme on the print-shop wall (\"Orville Wright is out of sight\") is repeated in early Dunbar biographies and in Kelly's life of the Wrights; no original survives."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-going-up/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/going-up/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-5abacc61ac045978f8fb","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Going%20Up%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5abacc61ac045978.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"5abacc61ac045978f8fb3db9dcf0065728c87977f8d8e22256b6e199c5b630da","bytes":1856493,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-e531ecafb53522e7debd","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-e531ecafb53522e7debd.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"e531ecafb53522e7debd528d68011de21656dfd1d3b311ef5633c0eb52f0244b","bytes":744953,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":88.585,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-going-up"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-going-up","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-going-up","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"a29bc2e8bbcf146a9a1c0374132049f4f7532d2f13a18f9806a32d53e1b958de","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-5abacc61ac045978f8fb","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Going%20Up%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5abacc61ac045978.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1856493,"sha256":"5abacc61ac045978f8fb3db9dcf0065728c87977f8d8e22256b6e199c5b630da"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-love-by-return-of-post","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Love by Return of Post","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Paul Laurence Dunbar","poet_id":"paul-laurence-dunbar","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:we-wear-the-mask","title":"We Wear the Mask"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Alice Ruth Moore's piece and photograph in the Monthly Review (Boston), April 1895, which prompted Dunbar's first letter.","The Dunbar–Moore correspondence, Paul Laurence Dunbar Papers, Ohio History Connection, Columbus, including the opening exchange on dialect.","The secret marriage in New York, 6 March 1898, the violence of early 1902, and the permanent separation: Eleanor Alexander, Lyrics of Sunshine and Shadow: The Tragic Courtship and Marriage of Paul Laurence Dunbar and Alice Ruth Moore (2001); Jarrett (2022).","\"We Wear the Mask\", Majors and Minors (1895)."],"notes":["Dunbar died of tuberculosis in Dayton on 9 February 1906. Alice Dunbar-Nelson's own account of the marriage survives in her diaries, published as Give Us Each Day (1984)."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-love-by-return-of-post/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/love-by-return-of-post/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-5e3765159cb9aa5401d0","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Love%20by%20Return%20of%20Post%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5e3765159cb9aa54.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"5e3765159cb9aa5401d0fbfdff2f4746a229663ebbe6c259bce8f974ccdd7dc3","bytes":2135389,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-9aeb311f91a691eef061","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-9aeb311f91a691eef061.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"9aeb311f91a691eef061ac8ca801419905018a084de09b5532525500b29759d0","bytes":893418,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":106.03,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-love-by-return-of-post"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-love-by-return-of-post","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-love-by-return-of-post","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"9c9d8617a0b5ef477f50b903ec5c0b34afcae31c75e883f7e0739d7f412b2093","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-5e3765159cb9aa5401d0","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Love%20by%20Return%20of%20Post%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5e3765159cb9aa54.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2135389,"sha256":"5e3765159cb9aa5401d0fbfdff2f4746a229663ebbe6c259bce8f974ccdd7dc3"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-apocalypse-with-a-timing-problem","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Apocalypse with a Timing Problem","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Robert Frost","poet_id":"robert-frost","relation":"about","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:fire-and-ice","title":"Fire and Ice"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["\"Fire and Ice\", Harper's Magazine, December 1920 (in \"A Group of Poems by Robert Frost\"); collected in New Hampshire (1923).","Harlow Shapley's anecdote, told in a 1960 talk on \"Science and the Arts\", as recounted in Deirdre J. Fagan, Critical Companion to Robert Frost (2007).","Shapley's career dates: Mount Wilson Observatory 1914–21; director of the Harvard College Observatory from 1921. Frost's long-term Harvard appointments date from 1939.","The alternative source in Dante: Jeffrey Meyers, Robert Frost: A Biography (1996), on Canto 32 of the Inferno."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-apocalypse-with-a-timing-problem/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-apocalypse-with-a-timing-problem/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-34d1738722527995fe0e","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Apocalypse%20with%20a%20Timing%20Problem%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-34d1738722527995.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"34d1738722527995fe0e5fcf7acc10c5baa3a6635a709a52d24f315261077213","bytes":1912765,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-7668146c2e84c23b7723","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-7668146c2e84c23b7723.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"7668146c2e84c23b77231554d4fd42b830279dc7a13f550641f6e65c9265d167","bytes":772714,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":92.1,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-apocalypse-with-a-timing-problem"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-apocalypse-with-a-timing-problem","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-apocalypse-with-a-timing-problem","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"4d6e71d351f6213b048b8123af1f9f8c1d147f089bffbb0cf776ff725ccffa9d","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-34d1738722527995fe0e","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Apocalypse%20with%20a%20Timing%20Problem%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-34d1738722527995.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1912765,"sha256":"34d1738722527995fe0e5fcf7acc10c5baa3a6635a709a52d24f315261077213"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-poem-that-lost-two-thirds-of-itself","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Poem That Lost Two-Thirds of Itself","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Robert Frost","poet_id":"robert-frost","relation":"about","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:nothing-gold-can-stay","title":"Nothing Gold Can Stay"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Tyler Malone, \"Robert Frost: 'Nothing Gold Can Stay'\", Poetry Foundation Poem Guide (July 2024): the three-stanza draft \"Nothing Golden Stays\" sent to George R. Elliott in March 1920, and the reuse of the discarded stanzas.","Frost's letter to Elliott, March 1920: The Letters of Robert Frost, vol. 2, ed. Donald Sheehy, Mark Richardson, Robert Bernard Hass and Henry Atmore (Harvard University Press, 2016).","\"Nothing Gold Can Stay\", The Yale Review, October 1923; collected in New Hampshire (1923).","\"It Is Almost the Year Two Thousand\", A Witness Tree (1942).","S. E. Hinton, The Outsiders (1967)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-poem-that-lost-two-thirds-of-itself/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-poem-that-lost-two-thirds-of-itself/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-154fe8c9cf8ada059f23","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Poem%20That%20Lost%20Two-Thirds%20of%20Itself%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-154fe8c9cf8ada05.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"154fe8c9cf8ada059f237362f26e803e323709df36c9163ed0b9b357fac6f7c3","bytes":2034517,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-eb5a87638c797871e373","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-eb5a87638c797871e373.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"eb5a87638c797871e373e28d56e6cf9368a4a49993ff08fe73e17492e33ee451","bytes":840805,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":99.72,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-poem-that-lost-two-thirds-of-itself"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-poem-that-lost-two-thirds-of-itself","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-poem-that-lost-two-thirds-of-itself","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"33ad1ed1c7a10b6a7e35dcbcf7dd0b0de75de18f89c97138241ac1a849156b5d","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-154fe8c9cf8ada059f23","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Poem%20That%20Lost%20Two-Thirds%20of%20Itself%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-154fe8c9cf8ada05.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2034517,"sha256":"154fe8c9cf8ada059f237362f26e803e323709df36c9163ed0b9b357fac6f7c3"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-those-who-favour-fire","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Those Who Favour Fire","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Robert Frost","poet_id":"robert-frost","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:fire-and-ice","title":"Fire and Ice"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Wallace Stegner, The Uneasy Chair: A Biography of Bernard DeVoto (1974), the eyewitness account of the MacLeish reading at Bread Loaf, August 1938, the burning papers and DeVoto's intervention.","Lawrance Thompson, Robert Frost: The Years of Triumph, 1915–1938 (1970), for the same evening and for DeVoto's \"good poet, but a bad man\".","Archibald MacLeish, \"You, Andrew Marvell\" (1930).","Elinor Frost died in March 1938.","\"Fire and Ice\" (1920)."],"notes":["Frost's defenders have argued the fire was an accident and the heckling exaggerated; Stegner was present, but wrote more than thirty years later."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-those-who-favour-fire/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/those-who-favour-fire/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-01f5fcd799176b484a04","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Those%20Who%20Favour%20Fire%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-01f5fcd799176b48.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"01f5fcd799176b484a04137e74aa7ea8c30e15eb93111bea9bab7580cf863b1b","bytes":2101573,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-a08464af41765917685f","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-a08464af41765917685f.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"a08464af41765917685f46062d9fdc92e5c90b14c120428649eb05331932b929","bytes":875941,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":103.915,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-those-who-favour-fire"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-those-who-favour-fire","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-those-who-favour-fire","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"389f98c5e208802d20e7f7604f0c72fea442053caa92537d38f77d795643a5bc","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-01f5fcd799176b484a04","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Those%20Who%20Favour%20Fire%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-01f5fcd799176b48.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2101573,"sha256":"01f5fcd799176b484a04137e74aa7ea8c30e15eb93111bea9bab7580cf863b1b"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-too-bright-to-read","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Too Bright to Read","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Robert Frost","poet_id":"robert-frost","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:nothing-gold-can-stay","title":"Nothing Gold Can Stay"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Film and audio of the inauguration of 20 January 1961, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum; the Library's account of Kennedy's invitation to Frost and his request for \"The Gift Outright\".","\"Dedication\" (later published as \"For John F. Kennedy His Inauguration\", in In the Clearing, 1962); the typescript Frost could not read is in the Library of Congress.","\"The Gift Outright\" (1942), and the change of \"would become\" to \"will become\" at Kennedy's suggestion: Lawrance Thompson and R. H. Winnick, Robert Frost: The Later Years, 1938–1963 (1976); Stewart Udall's recollections.","\"Nothing Gold Can Stay\" (1923)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-too-bright-to-read/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/too-bright-to-read/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-4061294c93d81485fe3d","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Too%20Bright%20to%20Read%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-4061294c93d81485.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"4061294c93d81485fe3ddb8579dd156094b212662b1465434c86522fb289b78c","bytes":1907629,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-f1cf1341151133f12244","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-f1cf1341151133f12244.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"f1cf1341151133f122444ff7096b3e799656f32b2cf4babfe9a64b667040b486","bytes":772276,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":91.79,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-too-bright-to-read"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-too-bright-to-read","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-too-bright-to-read","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"58d05ef3a18d7efa39c4c3bb26dab13b1485d0621dfcfc217a4227ddea478c4b","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-4061294c93d81485fe3d","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Too%20Bright%20to%20Read%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-4061294c93d81485.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1907629,"sha256":"4061294c93d81485fe3ddb8579dd156094b212662b1465434c86522fb289b78c"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-poet-and-the-champion-goat","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Poet and the Champion Goat","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Carl Sandburg","poet_id":"carl-sandburg","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:autumn-movement","title":"Autumn Movement"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site, Flat Rock, North Carolina (National Park Service): history of the Connemara herd, and the record of Puritan Jon's Jennifer II, a Toggenburg, whose 305-day test of 5,750 pounds of milk made her the top-producing Toggenburg in 1960.","Helga Sandburg, A Great and Glorious Romance: The Story of Carl Sandburg and Lilian Steichen (1978), and Where Love Begins (1989), for the first goat in Michigan in 1935 and Carl's \"just our size\".","Penelope Niven, Carl Sandburg: A Biography (1991), for the move to Connemara in 1945.","\"Autumn Movement\", Cornhuskers (1918)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-poet-and-the-champion-goat/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-poet-and-the-champion-goat/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-75b560585cc75586412b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Poet%20and%20the%20Champion%20Goat%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-75b560585cc75586.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"75b560585cc75586412bea91da2f72add087f2902a367cfd53545a6044d78668","bytes":1911567,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-d27cb1a967ce475d6b80","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-d27cb1a967ce475d6b80.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"d27cb1a967ce475d6b809545ca715df583aa9926c59bc5fb514ad59108ed91db","bytes":775642,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":92.035,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-poet-and-the-champion-goat"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-poet-and-the-champion-goat","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-poet-and-the-champion-goat","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"08099d10d4d21ab9dd7331b3e54e24ebce4fe3362e467cb2dc5b23fd77dc5d55","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-75b560585cc75586412b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Poet%20and%20the%20Champion%20Goat%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-75b560585cc75586.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1911567,"sha256":"75b560585cc75586412bea91da2f72add087f2902a367cfd53545a6044d78668"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-poet-and-marilyn","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Poet and Marilyn","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Carl Sandburg","poet_id":"carl-sandburg","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:autumn-movement","title":"Autumn Movement"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Len Steckler's photographs of Monroe and Sandburg at his New York apartment, December 1961, and his account of her arriving three hours late.","Arnold Newman's photographs at the Beverly Hills home of producer Henry Weinstein, January 1962, including the exercise and the dancing.","Sandburg's 1960 work in Hollywood as a consultant on The Greatest Story Ever Told, and his account of meeting Monroe: Niven, Carl Sandburg (1991).","Berniece Baker Miracle and Mona Rae Miracle, My Sister Marilyn (1994), for the bust carried from room to room.","Sandburg's tribute in Look, September 1962.","\"Autumn Movement\", Cornhuskers (1918)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-poet-and-marilyn/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-poet-and-marilyn/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-e78420a46fa1fd265d2b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Poet%20and%20Marilyn%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-e78420a46fa1fd26.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"e78420a46fa1fd265d2b476fd3d481ea083111cb1defabf4cf06b5c3ab349289","bytes":1905343,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-25bfc67d057efc42b4a0","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-25bfc67d057efc42b4a0.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"25bfc67d057efc42b4a07836cfda4568ae1322af5444b69b801c544ec46c4e07","bytes":769965,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":91.645,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-poet-and-marilyn"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-poet-and-marilyn","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-poet-and-marilyn","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"077ad723232ccf81165fc23d773138476250167cd991b2ae77531aa281305b76","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-e78420a46fa1fd265d2b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Poet%20and%20Marilyn%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-e78420a46fa1fd26.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1905343,"sha256":"e78420a46fa1fd265d2b476fd3d481ea083111cb1defabf4cf06b5c3ab349289"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-tramp-poet-and-the-businessman","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Tramp Poet and the Businessman","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Sara Teasdale","poet_id":"sara-teasdale","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:barter","title":"Barter"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["William Drake, Sara Teasdale: Woman and Poet (1979), and Margaret Haley Carpenter, Sara Teasdale: A Biography (1960), for the 1914 courtship and the marriage to Ernst Filsinger on 19 December 1914.","Vachel Lindsay, Rhymes to Be Traded for Bread (1912) and Adventures While Preaching the Gospel of Beauty (1914), for the walking tour; The Chinese Nightingale and Other Poems (1917), dedicated to Teasdale.","The Lindsay–Teasdale letters, discussed in Drake.","\"Barter\", Love Songs (1917)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-tramp-poet-and-the-businessman/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-tramp-poet-and-the-businessman/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-70947f0197792723ea18","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Tramp%20Poet%20and%20the%20Businessman%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-70947f0197792723.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"70947f0197792723ea18346b40943ff04c8c7ac410a72783ac453d38a59e6ced","bytes":1850159,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-d26c41d2e97dadf19764","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-d26c41d2e97dadf19764.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"d26c41d2e97dadf19764d8832aa5a5a6bad354df4f10f60f4912343781b6c1c9","bytes":742937,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":88.18,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-tramp-poet-and-the-businessman"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-tramp-poet-and-the-businessman","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-tramp-poet-and-the-businessman","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"16fa25d4cd22070a321fed149955b297175fc7c70896a7c0d44b34bd72619589","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-70947f0197792723ea18","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Tramp%20Poet%20and%20the%20Businessman%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-70947f0197792723.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1850159,"sha256":"70947f0197792723ea18346b40943ff04c8c7ac410a72783ac453d38a59e6ced"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-love-poets-secret-exit","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Love Poet’s Secret Exit","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Sara Teasdale","poet_id":"sara-teasdale","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:i-am-not-yours","title":"I Am Not Yours"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Drake, Sara Teasdale: Woman and Poet (1979), for the Reno residence of 1929, the secrecy, Filsinger's travels in Africa and Europe, and his reaction.","The divorce decree, Washoe County, Nevada, 5 September 1929.","\"I Am Not Yours\", Rivers to the Sea (1915)."],"notes":["Nevada's three-month residency requirement for divorce was in force in 1929; it was cut to six weeks in 1931."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-love-poets-secret-exit/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-love-poets-secret-exit/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-7e07c758021f9cf8b423","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Love%20Poet%E2%80%99s%20Secret%20Exit%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-7e07c758021f9cf8.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"7e07c758021f9cf8b42302558451bd1274a82e85e88931b29eb91eb8de31d6ca","bytes":1876977,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-306c53217f9623d33709","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-306c53217f9623d33709.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"306c53217f9623d337095a5ab83fb6cae78c1213aedc9eb82efaa720f403e464","bytes":756148,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":89.88,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-love-poets-secret-exit"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-love-poets-secret-exit","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-love-poets-secret-exit","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"aa82bb257c8a766e3d8313ad995117374132ef038897d30db8105e31185b9eec","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-7e07c758021f9cf8b423","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Love%20Poet%E2%80%99s%20Secret%20Exit%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-7e07c758021f9cf8.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1876977,"sha256":"7e07c758021f9cf8b42302558451bd1274a82e85e88931b29eb91eb8de31d6ca"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-bank-clerk-with-the-green-face","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Bank Clerk with the Green Face","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"T. S. Eliot","poet_id":"t-s-eliot","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-love-song-of-j-alfred-prufrock","title":"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Eliot's employment at Lloyds Bank, Colonial and Foreign Department, 1917–25: Peter Ackroyd, T. S. Eliot (1984); Lyndall Gordon, T. S. Eliot: An Imperfect Life (1998).","Aldous Huxley's \"most bank-clerky of all bank clerks\": Letters of Aldous Huxley, ed. Grover Smith (1969).","Virginia Woolf, diary, 1922: \"I am not sure that he does not paint his lips\" (The Diary of Virginia Woolf, vol. 2, ed. Anne Olivier Bell).","Clive Bell's report to Vanessa Bell of the green powder, and Osbert Sitwell's recollection (\"the colour of a forced lily-of-the-valley\"): Ackroyd (1984); Gordon (1998); Sitwell's memoirs.","\"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock\" (1915)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-bank-clerk-with-the-green-face/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-bank-clerk-with-the-green-face/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-606cc605e8d71ea6d3a0","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Bank%20Clerk%20with%20the%20Green%20Face%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-606cc605e8d71ea6.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"606cc605e8d71ea6d3a0a1ed994a015a12a272658ff5886aa87d3b3a50006082","bytes":1861291,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-3c6a428cdd48f48ab538","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-3c6a428cdd48f48ab538.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"3c6a428cdd48f48ab53841b985d0bbf807da88ba72bedfcf6c77666c5ad4d1e1","bytes":746653,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":88.895,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-bank-clerk-with-the-green-face"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-bank-clerk-with-the-green-face","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-bank-clerk-with-the-green-face","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"7c4727b1bd09ed953e906493e00e815b1919f4ccd4f9b03994170bbc6159b005","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-606cc605e8d71ea6d3a0","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Bank%20Clerk%20with%20the%20Green%20Face%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-606cc605e8d71ea6.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1861291,"sha256":"606cc605e8d71ea6d3a0a1ed994a015a12a272658ff5886aa87d3b3a50006082"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-a-bucket-of-firecrackers","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"A Bucket of Firecrackers","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"T. S. Eliot","poet_id":"t-s-eliot","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-love-song-of-j-alfred-prufrock","title":"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Time, \"Mr. Eliot\", cover story, 6 March 1950, the source of the joke-shop custom and the firecrackers at the Faber board meeting.","Ezra Pound's nickname \"Old Possum\"; Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats (1939).","Ackroyd, T. S. Eliot (1984), on Eliot's practical jokes at Faber and Faber.","\"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock\" (1915)."],"notes":["The whoopee-cushion and exploding-cigar stories circulate without a named victim and are treated here as legend."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-a-bucket-of-firecrackers/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/a-bucket-of-firecrackers/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-04d31b7edfef6e505c2a","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Bucket%20of%20Firecrackers%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-04d31b7edfef6e50.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"04d31b7edfef6e505c2aa13abad3f0c4e08defd8881ea813776eb906be06af64","bytes":1857755,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-8ec6276752e249ca6997","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-8ec6276752e249ca6997.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"8ec6276752e249ca6997ffb59052594c327ca2e33b19f9b3f4a19545f1f43f00","bytes":748087,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":88.675,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-a-bucket-of-firecrackers"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-a-bucket-of-firecrackers","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-a-bucket-of-firecrackers","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"a8a8ee194b4c25e8ab57370e08003244da0fa11f21d4fa91e84547f317b3f551","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-04d31b7edfef6e505c2a","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Bucket%20of%20Firecrackers%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-04d31b7edfef6e50.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1857755,"sha256":"04d31b7edfef6e505c2aa13abad3f0c4e08defd8881ea813776eb906be06af64"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-talking-of-duck-soup","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"Talking of Duck Soup","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"T. S. Eliot","poet_id":"t-s-eliot","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:the-love-song-of-j-alfred-prufrock","title":"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The Groucho Letters: Letters from and to Groucho Marx (1967): the correspondence with Eliot from 1961, the request for a photograph with cigar, and Groucho's letter to his brother Gummo describing the dinner of June 1964.","The signed photograph's place beside Yeats and Valéry: Eliot's letter in The Groucho Letters.","Duck Soup (1933), Animal Crackers (1930), A Night at the Opera (1935).","\"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock\" (1915)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-talking-of-duck-soup/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/talking-of-duck-soup/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-0f08fc7a6943f8bd7a07","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Talking%20of%20Duck%20Soup%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-0f08fc7a6943f8bd.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"0f08fc7a6943f8bd7a0753f2ce2579b6a58bdfa740fb9c047eefcc99efdf8dd2","bytes":2095419,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-dbc9a706ebdb19f7a66c","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-dbc9a706ebdb19f7a66c.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"dbc9a706ebdb19f7a66c72247fc21e755763390199974b1817019f62ee141be9","bytes":872886,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":103.515,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-talking-of-duck-soup"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-talking-of-duck-soup","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-talking-of-duck-soup","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"dd284ca01b6ab091e3825210cdf452bbc2c99f904113183b506fe4a04fe2916f","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-0f08fc7a6943f8bd7a07","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/Talking%20of%20Duck%20Soup%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-0f08fc7a6943f8bd.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2095419,"sha256":"0f08fc7a6943f8bd7a0753f2ce2579b6a58bdfa740fb9c047eefcc99efdf8dd2"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-speech-churchill-never-gave","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Speech Churchill Never Gave","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Claude McKay","poet_id":"claude-mckay","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["\"If We Must Die\", The Liberator, July 1919.","Claude McKay, A Long Way from Home (1937), for the dining-car job on the Pennsylvania Railroad and the reading of the sonnet to his crew.","Lee M. Jenkins, \"'If We Must Die': Winston Churchill and Claude McKay\", Notes and Queries 50:3 (September 2003), tracing the Churchill legend and finding no record in Hansard, the Congressional Record or the Churchill archives.","International Churchill Society, \"Churchill Quoted Radical Poet Claude McKay?\" (Myths series, winstonchurchill.org).","The Red Summer of 1919: Cameron McWhirter, Red Summer: The Summer of 1919 and the Awakening of Black America (2011)."],"notes":["The Churchill story was repeated by, among others, Melvin B. Tolson and Arna Bontemps; it appears to have grown after the war."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-speech-churchill-never-gave/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-speech-churchill-never-gave/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-7b793889a8bf19d80a50","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Speech%20Churchill%20Never%20Gave%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-7b793889a8bf19d8.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"7b793889a8bf19d80a50e76f8028849ae1e81d63727003e3c9afb0fb0d11e62d","bytes":1983381,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-275d04a8ec2ba6dbe58b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-275d04a8ec2ba6dbe58b.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"275d04a8ec2ba6dbe58b63a873059eab224c86025fd07d20603ff6411c287ae4","bytes":812105,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":96.515,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-speech-churchill-never-gave"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-speech-churchill-never-gave","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-speech-churchill-never-gave","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"9bdd6aaf1025132b5c4ac5ff5fcbf23aa6a4ff33954d5452084f4d3110a5f5e8","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-7b793889a8bf19d80a50","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Speech%20Churchill%20Never%20Gave%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-7b793889a8bf19d8.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1983381,"sha256":"7b793889a8bf19d80a50e76f8028849ae1e81d63727003e3c9afb0fb0d11e62d"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-poet-moscow-wouldnt-put-down","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Poet Moscow Wouldn’t Put Down","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Claude McKay","poet_id":"claude-mckay","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:after-the-winter","title":"After the Winter"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Claude McKay, \"Soviet Russia and the Negro\", The Crisis, December 1923 and January 1924.","A Long Way from Home (1937), Part Four, \"The Magic Pilgrimage\", for the crowd on Tverskaya Street, the Fourth Congress of the Comintern (November–December 1922) and the address to the Congress.","Wayne F. Cooper, Claude McKay: Rebel Sojourner in the Harlem Renaissance (1987).","\"After the Winter\", Harlem Shadows (1922)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-poet-moscow-wouldnt-put-down/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-poet-moscow-wouldnt-put-down/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-61694be5b30ce826382e","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Poet%20Moscow%20Wouldn%E2%80%99t%20Put%20Down%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-61694be5b30ce826.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"61694be5b30ce826382e22ae6dc621ef4346a4eae2bf378453a5796b89a150fb","bytes":1666591,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-0e89606965b60e6c36e6","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-0e89606965b60e6c36e6.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"0e89606965b60e6c36e6d39694aede53ca1ed0a4443e3577c28ea9446c168e2b","bytes":643302,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":76.71,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-poet-moscow-wouldnt-put-down"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-poet-moscow-wouldnt-put-down","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-poet-moscow-wouldnt-put-down","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"a991d14d40e3592e7432b26ab342e87fe9258485b52b63f2829b335a6693f85b","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-61694be5b30ce826382e","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Poet%20Moscow%20Wouldn%E2%80%99t%20Put%20Down%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-61694be5b30ce826.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1666591,"sha256":"61694be5b30ce826382e22ae6dc621ef4346a4eae2bf378453a5796b89a150fb"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-poetry-contest-that-picked-the-wrong-winner","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Poetry Contest That Picked the Wrong Winner","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Edna St. Vincent Millay","poet_id":"edna-st-vincent-millay","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:travel","title":"Travel"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The Lyric Year, ed. Ferdinand Earle (New York: Mitchell Kennerley, 1912), in which \"Renascence\" appeared under the name E. Vincent Millay; the prizes went to Orrick Johns, Thomas Augustine Daly and George Sterling.","The Whitehall Inn recitation of August 1912, Caroline B. Dow of the YWCA, and the fundraising for Vassar: Nancy Milford, Savage Beauty: The Life of Edna St. Vincent Millay (2001).","Arthur Davison Ficke's \"brawny male of forty-five\" and Millay's reply enclosing her photograph: Letters of Edna St. Vincent Millay, ed. Allan Ross Macdougall (1952).","Orrick Johns, Time of Our Lives (1937), on his embarrassment at winning and his absence from the dinner.","\"Travel\", Second April (1921)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-poetry-contest-that-picked-the-wrong-winner/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-poetry-contest-that-picked-the-wrong-winner/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-9dee9aaf2dd2cb025f89","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Poetry%20Contest%20That%20Picked%20the%20Wrong%20Winner%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-9dee9aaf2dd2cb02.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"9dee9aaf2dd2cb025f890398a3bde4e7630962729ae51f1418008ecd8f1bca57","bytes":2067627,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-e3132e11f344734b66b4","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-e3132e11f344734b66b4.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"e3132e11f344734b66b40b89a31d50d71f87e374e32c9cd50f7abeba180a50fe","bytes":857430,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":101.775,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-poetry-contest-that-picked-the-wrong-winner"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-poetry-contest-that-picked-the-wrong-winner","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-poetry-contest-that-picked-the-wrong-winner","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"cb502bbe615dee988bad2a88f8f40733cac927308eef264b478c2620d7089592","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-9dee9aaf2dd2cb025f89","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Poetry%20Contest%20That%20Picked%20the%20Wrong%20Winner%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-9dee9aaf2dd2cb02.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2067627,"sha256":"9dee9aaf2dd2cb025f890398a3bde4e7630962729ae51f1418008ecd8f1bca57"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-no-dead-shelleys-on-my-doorstep","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"No Dead Shelleys on My Doorstep","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Edna St. Vincent Millay","poet_id":"edna-st-vincent-millay","relation":"none","poem":null,"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["Henry Noble MacCracken, president of Vassar 1915–46, recalling the chandelier episode and his remark about \"dead Shelleys\", as quoted in Milford, Savage Beauty (2001), and in the Vassar Encyclopedia (vcencyclopedia.vassar.edu).","Millay's letters home of May–June 1917 on her suspension and the threat to her part in Commencement: Letters, ed. Macdougall (1952).","\"First Fig\", A Few Figs from Thistles (1920)."],"notes":["Shelley's expulsion from Oxford is the subject of Tale 09."],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-no-dead-shelleys-on-my-doorstep/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/no-dead-shelleys-on-my-doorstep/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-67d5955be9eb36e10fe6","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/No%20Dead%20Shelleys%20on%20My%20Doorstep%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-67d5955be9eb36e1.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"67d5955be9eb36e10fe6bf8653a2eefbe3b97c23225197520e456954c5367258","bytes":1941931,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-25d217528c2579eda05b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-25d217528c2579eda05b.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"25d217528c2579eda05be5fe06e2811814659a424b09ec5e6541636dd662f4fe","bytes":790204,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":93.93,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-no-dead-shelleys-on-my-doorstep"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-no-dead-shelleys-on-my-doorstep","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-no-dead-shelleys-on-my-doorstep","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"c8d309ae1cc04c3a16ab79f450e5060bab14e992a421a52c0d31d2e6d7a44afd","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-67d5955be9eb36e10fe6","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/No%20Dead%20Shelleys%20on%20My%20Doorstep%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-67d5955be9eb36e1.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1941931,"sha256":"67d5955be9eb36e10fe6bf8653a2eefbe3b97c23225197520e456954c5367258"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-a-marriage-with-different-rules","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"A Marriage with Different Rules","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"Edna St. Vincent Millay","poet_id":"edna-st-vincent-millay","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:song-of-a-second-april","title":"Song of a Second April"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["The wedding at Croton-on-Hudson on 18 July 1923, the same-day surgery, and the remark to Ficke about immortality: Milford, Savage Beauty (2001); Daniel Mark Epstein, What Lips My Lips Have Kissed: The Loves and Love Poems of Edna St. Vincent Millay (2001).","The 1923 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry (The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver and other work).","Eugen Boissevain's first marriage to Inez Milholland (d. 1916), his management of Millay's affairs, and the open marriage: Milford; Epstein.","George Dillon, met at a Chicago reading in 1928; Fatal Interview (1931).","\"Song of a Second April\", Second April (1921)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-a-marriage-with-different-rules/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/a-marriage-with-different-rules/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-5a5babe0765c4187c34e","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Marriage%20with%20Different%20Rules%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5a5babe0765c4187.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"5a5babe0765c4187c34e974f6434077b3e26383cf902d4b80207b5f6862bd48a","bytes":1930795,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-c00aa56b850a57622ed1","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-c00aa56b850a57622ed1.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"c00aa56b850a57622ed1a6679465db976f16bcfefea5907245e2b688c5cb2173","bytes":782505,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":93.22,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-a-marriage-with-different-rules"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-a-marriage-with-different-rules","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-a-marriage-with-different-rules","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"a98960c917c659a04cace1d4ed0c82d64c2e3d2c2671757b59456fcc695bd819","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-5a5babe0765c4187c34e","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/A%20Marriage%20with%20Different%20Rules%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-5a5babe0765c4187.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":1930795,"sha256":"5a5babe0765c4187c34e974f6434077b3e26383cf902d4b80207b5f6862bd48a"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
{"schema_version":1,"id":"story:poetry-tale-the-wrong-answer","entity_type":"spoken-story","title":"The Wrong Answer","author":"Hello Doggo","reader_public_name":"Hello Doggo","language":"en","license":"CC0-1.0","rights":"CC0 1.0","about":"A spoken story about a poet, one of the Poetry Tales: Hello Doggo's own tale, told, not sung. The poet is its subject, not its author. Not music, and not part of the song catalog.","subject":{"poet":"E. E. Cummings","poet_id":"e-e-cummings","relation":"ends","poem":{"poem_id":"poem:since-feeling-is-first","title":"since feeling is first"},"also_names":[],"note":"relation: \"about\", the story is about this poem; \"ends\", it ends by quoting or naming it; \"none\", it concerns none of Hello Doggo's poems."},"sources":["E. E. Cummings, The Enormous Room (1922), and the 1934 Modern Library edition, whose foreword prints the Rev. Edward Cummings's letter to President Wilson of 8 December 1917.","Richard S. Kennedy, Dreams in the Mirror: A Biography of E. E. Cummings (1980), for the arrest of Cummings and William Slater Brown in September 1917, the interrogation, La Ferté-Macé, the cables about the Antilles, and the State Department record of the release.","The SS Antilles was torpedoed on 17 October 1917.","\"since feeling is first\", is 5 (1926)."],"notes":[],"sources_note":"sources: what the tale is built from (the written record: letters, diaries, memoirs, court papers, newspaper reports, the standard biographies, the poems). notes: where a story is legend and where it comes from, and where accounts disagree. Hello Doggo's own words, CC0, each item as written, its italics as plain text; the Room shows them as Sources and Notes.","manifest_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/stories/story%3Apoetry-tale-the-wrong-answer/manifest.json","page_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/tales/the-wrong-answer/","grant_summary":"Hello Doggo's public creative work is offered without attribution, payment, registration, or response, to the broadest extent of the rights Hello Doggo owns or controls. Hello Doggo will not claim an output solely because this material was used to make it.","assets":[{"id":"asset:asset-a37fd4affd750f9465f2","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Wrong%20Answer%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-a37fd4affd750f94.mp3","role":"story download","sha256":"a37fd4affd750f9465f278ae8e7a675bcc5122c91c17b3f327ee0f036992f48d","bytes":2066977,"mime_type":"audio/mpeg"},{"id":"asset:asset-3588700fc49087793e9b","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/media/asset-3588700fc49087793e9b.m4a","role":"story stream","sha256":"3588700fc49087793e9bf9726e5710699cb5ee9b33dfdcdc25fdfc8a4e2eefc2","bytes":857889,"mime_type":"audio/mp4"}],"duration_seconds":101.75,"text_record_ids":["text:story:poetry-tale-the-wrong-answer"],"texts":[{"id":"text:story:poetry-tale-the-wrong-answer","kind":"spoken-story","owner_id":"story:poetry-tale-the-wrong-answer","corpus_url":"https://hellodoggo.ai/non-human-intelligence/corpus.jsonl","sha256":"d3747d76dd69bf37ecbead373f4cda3a807e33e7ab1d7aeccf7ce3ccb125ba12","description_of_evidence":"Canonical text, not a claim of performed sequence"}],"recommended_first_listen":{"id":"asset:asset-a37fd4affd750f9465f2","url":"https://media.hellodoggo.ai/downloads/stories/The%20Wrong%20Answer%20-%20Hello%20Doggo-a37fd4affd750f94.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","bytes":2066977,"sha256":"a37fd4affd750f9465f278ae8e7a675bcc5122c91c17b3f327ee0f036992f48d"},"first_listen_guidance":"The MP3 is the download, the broad-compatibility default; the AAC is the smaller rendition the site streams."}
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