bookey
app storegoogle play
qr-code

Scan to Download

Home | Last Updated on2026/02/05

The Great Influenza Free Audiobook Download

John M. Barry

History’s Deadliest Flu: Lessons for Future Epidemics

3.9841104ratings(GoodReaders reference)

Information

The Great Influenza audiobook cover

Author: John M. Barry

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: -

Language: English

Publish Date: 02/09/2004

Audiobook length: 31min

The Great Influenza Audiobook by Chapters

The audio file is large, please allow a moment for loading

Chapter 1:
playpause
download
00:0053:36
ad
bookey

Download Bookey App to Enjoy Free 5000+ Audiobook

qr-code

Scan to Download

Chapter 2:
playpause
download
00:0026:48
Chapter 3:
playpause
download
00:0031:53
Chapter 4:
playpause
download
00:0021:52
Chapter 5:
playpause
download
00:0017:41
Chapter 6:
playpause
download
00:0013:57
Chapter 7:
playpause
download
00:0017:22
Chapter 8:
playpause
download
00:0018:01
Chapter 9:
playpause
download
00:0030:02
Chapter 10:
playpause
download
00:0019:42
Chapter 11:
playpause
download
00:0015:12
Chapter 12:
playpause
download
00:0019:56
Chapter 13:
playpause
download
00:0011:01
Chapter 14:
playpause
download
00:0013:55
Chapter 15: Photographic Insert
playpause
download
00:0025:00
Chapter 16:
playpause
download
00:0019:03
Chapter 17:
playpause
download
00:0029:25
Chapter 18:
playpause
download
00:0021:46
Chapter 19:
playpause
download
00:0016:33
Chapter 20:
playpause
download
00:0022:54
Chapter 21:
playpause
download
00:0023:58
Chapter 22:
playpause
download
00:0023:00
Chapter 23:
playpause
download
00:0031:04
Chapter 24:
playpause
download
00:0013:22
Chapter 25:
playpause
download
00:0019:48
Chapter 26:
playpause
download
00:0034:34
Chapter 27:
playpause
download
00:0014:53
Chapter 28:
playpause
download
00:0026:08
Chapter 29:
playpause
download
00:0040:13
Chapter 30:
playpause
download
00:0032:33
Chapter 31:
playpause
download
00:0019:11
Chapter 32:
playpause
download
00:0024:03
Chapter 33:
playpause
download
00:0022:23
Chapter 34:
playpause
download
00:0020:04
Chapter 35:
playpause
download
00:0037:30
Chapter 36:
playpause
download
00:0043:16
Chapter 37: AFTERWORD
playpause
download
00:0032:39
Chapter 38: Acknowledgments
playpause
download
00:0005:41
Chapter 39: Notes
playpause
download
00:00124:25
Chapter 40: Bibliography
playpause
download
00:0068:34
Chapter 41: Photographic Credits
playpause
download
00:0017:08

Who should listen The Great Influenza

"The Great Influenza" by John M. Barry is a compelling listen for anyone interested in history, public health, or the impact of pandemics on society. It's particularly relevant for educators, healthcare professionals, and students who seek to understand the complexities of the 1918 flu pandemic and its lessons for today's world. Additionally, anyone curious about the intersection of science, medicine, and politics will find Barry's detailed narrative both enlightening and engaging, making it a valuable resource for those wanting to grasp the profound implications of viral outbreaks in shaping human history.

3 quotes from The Great Influenza

  • "The greatest epidemic in history was not merely a medical event; it was a social catastrophe, a catastrophic awakening to the vulnerabilities of mankind."
  • "History is a great teacher, but only if we are willing to learn from its lessons rather than forget them."
  • "The challenge of facing an epidemic is not only one of science, but also one of society, of fear, and of communication -- and how we respond shapes our future."

Author : John M. Barry

John M. Barry is a distinguished American author and historian, renowned for his insightful works on pivotal historical events, including the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and the 1918 influenza pandemic. His acclaimed book, *The Great Influenza: The Epic Story of the Greatest Plague in History*, became a New York Times Best Seller and garnered the 2005 Keck Communications Award for outstanding contributions to science and medicine. Barry's expertise extends beyond writing; he has served on federal advisory boards, contributed to public health policy, and participated in strategies for disaster management and community resilience. He is a member of Delta Omega, the public health academic honor society, and has played a vital role in preparing for both pandemic situations and water-related disasters. A resident of New Orleans, Barry's commitment to his community is evident through his involvement with the Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority and the state's Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority. His extensive writings include contributions to major publications and he has a rich background in coaching football, illustrating his multifaceted talents and interests.

ad
bookey
Bookey App
5 stars21,717

Free 5000+ Audiobooks,

Book Lovers Must-Have App.

Home | Last Updated on2026/02/05

The Great Influenza Free Audiobook Download

John M. Barry

History’s Deadliest Flu: Lessons for Future Epidemics

3.9841104rating

Information

Author: John M. Barry

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN:

Language: English

Publish Date: 02/09/2004

AudioBook length: 31 min

The Great Influenza audiobook cover
Loading audio chapters...

Who should listen The Great Influenza

"The Great Influenza" by John M. Barry is a compelling listen for anyone interested in history, public health, or the impact of pandemics on society. It's particularly relevant for educators, healthcare professionals, and students who seek to understand the complexities of the 1918 flu pandemic and its lessons for today's world. Additionally, anyone curious about the intersection of science, medicine, and politics will find Barry's detailed narrative both enlightening and engaging, making it a valuable resource for those wanting to grasp the profound implications of viral outbreaks in shaping human history.

3 quotes from The Great Influenza

  • "The greatest epidemic in history was not merely a medical event; it was a social catastrophe, a catastrophic awakening to the vulnerabilities of mankind."
  • "History is a great teacher, but only if we are willing to learn from its lessons rather than forget them."
  • "The challenge of facing an epidemic is not only one of science, but also one of society, of fear, and of communication -- and how we respond shapes our future."

Author: John M. Barry

John M. Barry is a distinguished American author and historian, renowned for his insightful works on pivotal historical events, including the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and the 1918 influenza pandemic. His acclaimed book, *The Great Influenza: The Epic Story of the Greatest Plague in History*, became a New York Times Best Seller and garnered the 2005 Keck Communications Award for outstanding contributions to science and medicine. Barry's expertise extends beyond writing; he has served on federal advisory boards, contributed to public health policy, and participated in strategies for disaster management and community resilience. He is a member of Delta Omega, the public health academic honor society, and has played a vital role in preparing for both pandemic situations and water-related disasters. A resident of New Orleans, Barry's commitment to his community is evident through his involvement with the Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority and the state's Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority. His extensive writings include contributions to major publications and he has a rich background in coaching football, illustrating his multifaceted talents and interests.