Please excuse the long delay between releases. Over the past year, I have moved, and also lost a lot of my podcasting counterparts. K. Henry was the last Bozeman guest who podcasted with us. We thank you K. Henry for your time, and certainly appreciate your patience as I took a long time to get back to editing and releasing this episode.

Here are some of the highlights discussed in this episode:

Quaker shot from guns cereal - remember Honey Smacks? Really, they’re shot from guns, check out this youtube vid:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiD3YJD2RVU

How to get your 1” plot of land in the Yukon Territory - Big Inch Land promo:

https://www.mcall.com/news/mc-xpm-2008-04-29-4064347-story.html

White Horse Yukon Territory to Dawson - about 6 hours by car - no boats currently in operation serve this route: White Horse to Dawson

Gold Digger - by Kanye West

The Story of White Fang:

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=White%20Fang

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Fang

Swarthy defined:

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/swarthy

The Rainbow Bridge:

https://www.rainbowsbridge.com/poem.htm

Enjoy the original radio release before listening to our re-hash.

It's all about the Lincolns as Richard Diamond, private detective uncovers a counterfeiting ring while tricking the local news boy into buying him an ice cream treat.

Zeth Stone and I take a hard look at this mystery and follow Diamond around while he berates local police and accosts old barkeepers on his block.

George and George Prime play a mean trick on Georges wife in this "near future" reality where androids and humans co-mingle. Interestingly enough, the writer of this episode - Alan E Nourse, also wrote a book called "The BladeRunner" which had nothing to do with the movie, but this particular show does contain androids so simlar to humans, you can hardly tell a difference.

This week’s episode is a review of Boston Blackie - a popular detective show with a very interesting past (according to wikipedia).

Have Gun Will Travel first aired as a TV show in 1958, and was adapted for Radio quickly after. We are reviewing the first radio broadcast titled Strange Vendetta which aired on Nov-28 1958.

Playing on the Private Detective genre that was popular during the Radio Drama era, the plot takes a fun twist when Johnny Doughrty gets carried away speeding down back roads at night. Naturally he was going too fast and gets into a car accident… but not to worry, all the passengers are unharmed, and of course there is no reason to call the police. Dougherty doesn’t feel right about this though, and begins snooping. Listen further to find out what uncovers.

A fully automated house with a nursery that allows children to imagine anything their little hear desires. What could possibly go wrong? Zach and Elliot are here to tell you. And gripe about old jobs as well as provide sound life advice.

Old time Future Fun Hour is a podcast where Elliot and a guest review old time radio shows. We will dive in and break down the premise of each episode, summarize the plot, and see how it holds up today’s.

Gather the family, tune your podcast listening device to Old Time Future Fun Hour and get ready to relive some of the best and worst shows from our past.

We’ll take you through science fiction, westerns, comedies, private detective mysteries and much more.

Excited to have you join us on Old Time Future Fun Hour