Back with the next two episodes of "Lum 'n Abner" ... Lum is nervous because he is afraid the people in Pine Ridge think he is the one that is being doing stealing... and then he is thrown in jail for the very thing he was worried about... Why they are even demanding that he resign as a member of the School Board. More back country delightful humor down in Pine Ridge, AK and the "Jot 'Em Down Country Store" Lum 'n Abner have a Playlist dedicated to their show.

Audio introduction to the story provides the general history related to "Obsession" This is an Armed Forces Radio Service rebroadcast of the second show in the series. It stars Vincent Price. This track will be living in the "Horror/Suspense" Playlist. More programs from this series will be forthcoming.

Audio introduction the program has background on the series which stars Sam Buffington. He was an excellent actor who simply has been forgotten! Google him and you will see what I mean. He was born in 1931 and died by suicide in 1960... he was only 29 years old... a tragedy for sure. There will be more of the stories from this short-lived series and they will be in the "Westerns" Playlist

Remote broadcast from "The Blue Note in Chicago" ... Music in order of play: Duke Ellington Orch - Cat Anderson "Eighth Veil" / Orch: "How High the Moon" / Jimmy Griffin - "In My Solitude" / Jimmy Hamilton on Clarinet and Wendall Marshall on Bass - "Duet" / Theme Song - Vocalist Betty Roche' - "Take The A Train" / Juan Tizol "Caravan" / Ray Nance - "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" - Theme and Outro. This track on Playlist - Big Band and Jazz.

Audio intro to the track has background on the series and introduces the characters of this delightful comedy series "My Friend Irma"... Remember this was 1949 and the comedy was centered around a woman who was not the brightest bulb on the light string... It was a popular kind of comedy back then... This track has its own Playlist "My Friend Irma"

106 Episodes of "HGWT" were produced for radio. It was a unique program because it was first popular on television with Richard Boone as Paladin John Dehner agreed to play the Paladin on one condition, that he could be his own character and not a copy of Richard Boone's portrayal of Paladin. If you have ever seen the television series, I know you would immediately see and hear the differences between the two characters with the same name. This track will be living in the "Western" Playlist

Two back-to- back 13 min episodes.... FIrst, Abner pretended he broke his arm to get sympathy and donations to help stock up the Jot 'em Down Country Store... but his wife believed he did have a broken arm and files an insurance claim. Abner receives $200 from the Insurance company for a broken arm that wasn't broken... and the plot thickens. Lum 'n Abner ... more in the Playlist by the same name! Norris Lauck played Lum and Norris Goff was Abner.

Grouch has brought his comedy wit to another episode of "You Bet Your Life"... now you cannot tell anyone, but the secret word is "Ink"... Shhhhh! Analytics say that this is one of the most listened to show on this podcast... and you can still see re-runs of these show on cable TV... that is proof that good humor never gets old. More Groucho in the "Game Show" Playlist.

Audio intro says it all... back by popular demand (I want to thank the 3 folks who made the request!)... it is the "Light Crust Doughboys" singing and playing on their daily show sponsored by the Light Crust Flour and Dough Company in Arkansas. Be on the lookout of two guests, "Dan and Nan" ...about 9-10 minutes into the track. Have your earplugs handy!

Audio introduction gives background on the series and introduces the episode on this track. These shows were considered "juvenile western" shows, but many parents and other adults listened to them as well!

This and other Yukon Adventures can be found in the playlist "Challenge of the Yukon.