Moonlight And Shadows

Recycled Radio 10 - 23 - 21

Recycled Radio 11 - 13 - 21

Another "Five Minute Mystery" to see if you can "out sleuth the sleuth!"  In this case the FBI is trying to solve the case of some stolen jewels... can you determine who stole the jewels before the FBI agent solves the case?  Give it a try and if you do solve the case... and you are not a FBI agent, well maybe there is a new career waiting for you!  Good luck!
This will be stored in the "Five Minute Mystery" Playlist.

Five Minute Mystery - Chicago To Denver - ca 1950 - Mystery

The Ella Fitzgerald Famous Orchestra is the featured band on the NBC Remote broadcast from NYC Times Square - Roseland Ballroom on Feb. 26, 1940.  We get to hear her Orchestra and her singing as well.  You won't be disappointed in this track.  If you like Big Band music, Jazz, and Ella Fitzgerald... you have it made with this track.  This will be stored in the "Big Band" Playlist on this Podcast.

NBC Remote  with Ella Fitzgerald Orchestra - Feb. 26, 1940 - Big Band Remote

Adore u has jus come out!! 
This is the first song of a whole new world to me.
One that I cant wait to show you more of. Very very much.

Obongjayar made this song for his lil brother and I made it for my lil sister without knowing this. 
So to me its for siblings, in any way that manifests.  Like it doesn’t have to be blood brothers to me.

adore u

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Audio Intro gives brief background of the radio series..."The Railroad Hour" and introduces the stars in the very well-done musical comedy...Gordon MadRae, Eileen Wilson,and Eddie Cantor.  This will be stored in "The Railroad Hour" Playlist.

The Railroad Hour - Whoopee - with Eddie Cantor  and Gordon MacRae Jan. 3, 1949 - Musical

read by Tom O'Bedlam

“Alone”
BY EDGAR ALLAN POE
________________

From childhood’s hour I have not been 
As others were I have not seen 
As others saw I could not bring 
My passions from a common spring


From the same source I have not taken 
My sorrow I could not awaken 
My heart to joy at the same tone
And all I lov’d I lov’d alone
Then in my childhood in the dawn 
Of a most stormy life was drawn 
From ev’ry depth of good and ill 
The mystery which binds me still
From the torrent, or the fountain
From the red cliff of the mountain 
From the sun that ’round me roll’d 
In its autumn tint of gold 
From the lightning in the sky 
As it pass’d me flying by
From the thunder, and the storm
And the cloud that took the form 
(When the rest of Heaven was blue) 
Of a demon in my view

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So Now? by Charles Bukowski

the words have come and gone,
I sit ill.
the phone rings, the cats sleep.
Linda vacuums.
I am waiting to live,
waiting to die. 
I wish I could ring in some bravery.
it's a lousy fix
but the tree outside doesn't know:
I watch it moving with the wind
in the late afternoon sun. 
there's nothing to declare here,
just a waiting.
each faces it alone. 
Oh, I was once young,
Oh, I was once unbelievably
young!

"Alone"  Edgar Allan Poe -  So Now?  Charles Bukowski

KISS AND TELL

Jackie Evancho -To Believe

Another adventure with Commander Buzz Corry and Cadet Happy aboard the Terra 5.... Space Patrol from Dec. 20, 1952... The Lady from Venus - Space Patrol lives in its own Playlist on this podcast.

Space Patrol - The Lady from Venus - Dec. 20, 1952 - Juvenile Sci-Fi Adventure

Retired Science Teacher - hobby of old radio restoration - Volunteered for public radio and tv stations as Producer and A/V editor for 20 yrs. Concerned about Climate Change and our insane orange president.

The Railroad Hour - Whoopee - with Eddie Cantor and Gordon MacRae Jan. 3, 1949 - Musical

John Lovering

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