<p>This legacy episode from 2011 asks you to consider two questions. Did you ever suddenly find yourself in a place that was a part of a dim distant, past you'd rather forget?  And did you ever find yourself there at the worst possible moment?</p>

This legacy episode from 2011 asks you to consider two questions. Did you ever suddenly find yourself in a place that was a part of a dim distant, past you'd rather forget? And did you ever find yourself there at the worst possible moment?

<p>This legacy episode from 2011 asks you to consider two questions. Did you ever suddenly find yourself in a place that was a part of a dim distant, past you'd rather forget?&nbsp; And did you ever find yourself there at the worst possible moment?</p>

Panicky Deja Vu

A man, a microphone, an hour to fill and a story to tell.This was (and is) the formula for Ray Crew's Theatre of the Mind. It began in 2008 as the 11 PM to midnight segment of his Saturday night air shift on WCFA in Cape May NJ. Against the wishes and better judgement of station management the segment became it's own show and began airing from 9 to 10 PM every Saturday night until the mental curtain came down in 2016.Now the curtain goes back up with both legacy episodes and new episodes, proving once again that a mind is terrible thing

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