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b'Welcome to Campfire Classics, a Literary Comedy Podcast!!\\nBienvenue, nos amis!\\xa0 Welcome, our friends!\\nThat\'s right! This week we\'re taking a crack at French literature, and Heather gets to swing at that sweet sweet troubling language.\\nOur story today comes from author Maurice Marie \\xc9mile Leblanc, a French writer often compared favorably to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.\\xa0 The story Ken has chosen for Heather is called "The Arrest of Ars\\xe8ne Lupin," and is the first ever appearance of the great gentleman-burglar and detective Ars\\xe8ne Lupin.\\nIt is a fascinating case, but not so fascinating that our hosts stay completely on topic.\\xa0 To Ken and Heather\'s credit, their tangents are almost relevant this time\\xa0\\nWe have officially entered the Brenaissance Era.Wine glass symphonies are under utilized.Don\'t mount booty in public.\\n"The Arrest of Ars\\xe8ne Lupin" was first published in 1905 and started nearly 30 years worth of crime and mystery stories.\\nPromo this week from Boozed and Confused, another couple hosted podcast that delves in to the odd, creepy, and possibly supernatural mysteries in our history.\\nRemember to tell five friends to check out\\xa0Campfire Classics.\\nNow sit back, light a fire (or even a candle), grab a drink, and enjoy.'