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Interesting.

Thank you Jesus for giving me a safe trip back home to Las Vegas . So beautiful !

Thank you!

Thank you!

Glad you enjoy it!

One of the best!

It was an episode of X Minus One. If you search "X Minus One" on google, you should end up at archive.org which has, I believe, all of the episodes. archive.org/details/OTRR_X_Minus_One_Singles

Thank You. I'm up. And just listened to single Don Winslow of Navy OTR, People don't know what they are missing.

@@pontimaniac2303 I also use the app TuneIn Radio which has several OTR stations: Horror Theatre Mystery and Suspense Radio Network Sci-Fi Old Time Rumsey Retro Radio Radio Once More Hank's Gumshoe OTR Antioch OTR Strange Radio Bygolly Old Time Radio Roswell UFO Radio Maybe there are more but these are the ones I bounce around through. Have a good one.

@@JackFlanders I like the audio book. On TH-cam The Roswell report. Also Keyhoe the flying saucers are real. And Ruppelts book. I forget the title. But he was in charge of Bluebook.1950 to 53. Im not ufo person. OTR . A favorite for me. Is Great Gildersleaves. Also Big John and Sparky. Lum an Abner. I like a lot of them.

@@pontimaniac2303The Great Gildersleeve was always a crack-up. Lum and Abner, was just ok, and never really grabbed me. I quite enjoyed, Sam Spade, CBS Mystery Theater (1,399 episodes!), Broadway Is My Beat (great opening monologue and closing monologue) and some of the horror stuff.

haha! Thanks!

@@JackFlanders you're welcone jack flanders

sorry, no idea

Sorry for the delay... I never heard the second episode... :(

What I should use to rip it to share? I actually have it on CD. Could you steer me to where episodes 3 and 4 are? I seem to have misplaced disc 2

@@scottkelly9139 Sorry for the delay in replying. I taped episodes 3 and 4 from NPR radio some time in the 80's. I've searched for the CDs and never had any luck. If you are on Windows, here are the directions in general. *Open Windows Media Player. Insert an audio CD into the PC's CD drive. Select the Rip CD button Rip CD button.* Or search, "How to rip a cd for _____your computer system____" and go from there. Sharing... Set-up an account at archive.org, and anyone can download without making an account. There's also spotify or use a drop box. You upload it and send the link to those who you want to have it.

@@JackFlanders I have been looking for this forever -- I heard it as a kid on the radio. Glad I finally found it. I remember Episode 2 being my favorite so I hope @scottkelly9139 has found a way to rip it from his CD and upload it somewhere.

@@scottkelly9139 have you uploaded episode 2 somewhere. Jack has 1, 3, and 4 on his channel but I would love to hear episode 2 as well.

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They are great for hills. Also gives you an extra gear. Also works the entire core.

You might be correct. Looking closer, the wheel housing is longer than roller blades. Thanks!

I have roller-ski poles. They have a sharp super hard thingy, that goes into the street (most of them that is). There are also replacements.

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+Eddy Haskel I'm familiar with Meatball Fulton's work with ZBS Productions. I've looked and looked for information on this production and couldn't find anything. Just a comment on some site with a guy asking for information as he couldn't find anything neither.

+Jack Flanders I thought you might be Tom, because of your handle, "Jack Flanders." I guess not. Anyway, re: E-Radio Theater... check with Jerry Stearns at KFAI Radio in Minneapolis... I think he knows those folks. Also see: www.natf.org/ and or their facebook page at facebook.com/groups/116818440570/. I have a vague memory of "The Situation Room" being aired at one of the NATF conferences.

Eddy Haskel I did take the name from ZBS' Fourth Tower of Inverness. :) I've been a fan of their work since the early 80's. Thanks for the links and I will check them out.