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I have been around humans so long that I have developed human instincts and feelings - MORE >

Sweet Gum the picnic table from Unsuspecting Friends The history of the first Black owned cable company ... Intrapreneurs:  dream warriors that chase their dreams on the company time clock, Common    sense for new business owners, Broadcom and a genuinely unique children learning tools, and a Tony Bennett encore

More "Confessions Of a Big Time Wrestler" > Though I have a heart, there are limits to what I should be able to feel according to the grand order of things  But somehow, the empty zone between me and humans has disappeared and allowed me to cross over into a more vivid world where feelings are far more intense - Sweet Gum Unsuspecting Friends excerpt

We get many requests from listeners and, because it takes time for us to sort thru and answer those requests, please be patient with us ... One of the most requested topics has been our big-time wrestling history

Conclusion. the final chapter of Slider, the story of Leo Butterburger who is now on the brink of being the hero he's always dreamed of being as family and friends watch anxiously, holding their collective breaths as Leo slides the "Leo Coin" for the win and for the very last time. From Sweetgum > In the fall when only a few leaves cling to their branches and heavy clouds signal the coming of winter. I know that feeling but I can’t put a name to it

Another Slider, The Leo Butterburger Story chapter. Soon >"At first, I was under the impression that I was invited only to observe. How presumptuous of me to think I could avoid feelings." Sweet Gum the picnic table. Coming soon > We pay tribute to the women and men of armed forces worldwide with the moving story of “Johnny The Only” plus Kelly Stone’s long journey from a wheelchair to back on her feet and a look at Madison Avenue through the eyes of George Parker, an unapologetic ad agency pioneer

“When I was four, I was knocked sideways by a neighbor. I grew twice as strong to correct my slant. Now I am straight again.” - Sweet Gum tree 1959

Slider, The Leo Butterburger story continues with Part 2 featured in this episode, EMI’s Basic Business Startup Guides, behind the scenes with the real story of Black & Decker   

"I took her in my arms and looked into her eyes, and tried to make her realize, no matter how long the road ahead might be, we should take a chance and she smiled at me, and as the story goes It just goes to show, you just never know" - Excerpt from the Mick Pane US20 Records album Coincidental Day

Say hello to Leo Butterburger. Well-known Dream Warriors and stories behind their success … James Dole, Campbell Soup, Scott Hamilton, Bostwick Braun, Flip-It’s, Tin Cans, and the demise and sad endings of America’s five wealthiest men 

“If you are the furthest from my roots, the last on my limb, you must lead and all the buds must follow.” - Pistachio

We will devote this episode to radio legend Bob Martz, a moving operatic performance of Time To Say Goodbye plus a fascinating collection of game show trivia  

"I know where I'm coming from but where am I to go? Things have changed and rearranged the me I used to know. But I can see what used to be if I close my eyes and then somehow, return again" - from "Put Me Out to Sea"

In this episode Bob Martz A Sentimental Journey part 1 of a 2-part tribute to radio legend Bob Martz, music by Bobby Vinton There I’ve Said It Again, Preview of coming attractions and a well-deserved salute to Jack Roseman

“Every year I bury my past in another ring. It grows harder in death and provides my backbone which is virtually incorruptible” - cedar of Lebanon  

In this episode Believe It Or Don’t and the amazing story of a truck driver who was struck by lightning – some say twice – and what happened to him after    this traumatic experience, and Business Startup Basics  

"It's too soon to feel weary not time for goodbye. I can't hold you forever but I'm gonna try" - from "Put Me Out to Sea" Keeny/York Publishing

Another profile of The History of Big Time Wrestling, plus another outrageous episode of Believe or Don’t, Music by Bobby Vinton There I’ve Said It Again, Preview of coming attractions and a well-deserved salute to Jack Roseman