
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


In "Tara," an emotionally charged episode of "Gunsmoke" originally aired on November 7, 1952, Marshal Matt Dillon faces a delicate situation as a young girl in Dodge City falls for the wrong man.
Seventeen-year-old Tara has had a tough life. Just four months ago, Marshal Dillon brought her back to town after her father was killed. Now, Tara is trying to find her place in a world that seems to offer little more than hardship. But things take a worrying turn when Tara starts spending time at the Texas Trail, a saloon known for its rough clientele. Kitty, concerned for Tara’s well-being, fears that the young girl is keeping dangerous company, especially with a man named Jack Grace—who's known for being no good.
As Tara becomes more entangled with Jack, Marshal Dillon must step in to protect her from the dangers she doesn't fully understand. But with Tara's heart already involved, will Dillon be able to convince her to steer clear of the trouble that Jack brings?
Featuring a strong cast including William Conrad as Marshal Dillon, Parley Baer, Georgia Ellis, John Dehner, and Sammie Hill, "Tara" delves into the challenges of growing up in a harsh environment where love can be as dangerous as any outlaw.
Join us for this poignant episode where youth, love, and danger intersect in the rugged landscape of Dodge City. Whether you're a fan of Westerns, classic radio dramas, or stories of lost innocence, "Tara" is an episode that will touch your heart and keep you riveted.
Keywords: "Tara podcast episode," "Gunsmoke radio show," "young love in Dodge City," "November 7, 1952 broadcast," "classic Western drama," "Tara and Jack Grace," "William Conrad as Matt Dillon," "Georgia Ellis as Kitty," "Gunsmoke episode recap."
Click to listen and follow the heart-wrenching story of "Tara," where a young girl's dangerous love affair brings Marshal Dillon into a battle to protect her future in this touching episode of "Gunsmoke."
By OTR.FM Network5
33 ratings
In "Tara," an emotionally charged episode of "Gunsmoke" originally aired on November 7, 1952, Marshal Matt Dillon faces a delicate situation as a young girl in Dodge City falls for the wrong man.
Seventeen-year-old Tara has had a tough life. Just four months ago, Marshal Dillon brought her back to town after her father was killed. Now, Tara is trying to find her place in a world that seems to offer little more than hardship. But things take a worrying turn when Tara starts spending time at the Texas Trail, a saloon known for its rough clientele. Kitty, concerned for Tara’s well-being, fears that the young girl is keeping dangerous company, especially with a man named Jack Grace—who's known for being no good.
As Tara becomes more entangled with Jack, Marshal Dillon must step in to protect her from the dangers she doesn't fully understand. But with Tara's heart already involved, will Dillon be able to convince her to steer clear of the trouble that Jack brings?
Featuring a strong cast including William Conrad as Marshal Dillon, Parley Baer, Georgia Ellis, John Dehner, and Sammie Hill, "Tara" delves into the challenges of growing up in a harsh environment where love can be as dangerous as any outlaw.
Join us for this poignant episode where youth, love, and danger intersect in the rugged landscape of Dodge City. Whether you're a fan of Westerns, classic radio dramas, or stories of lost innocence, "Tara" is an episode that will touch your heart and keep you riveted.
Keywords: "Tara podcast episode," "Gunsmoke radio show," "young love in Dodge City," "November 7, 1952 broadcast," "classic Western drama," "Tara and Jack Grace," "William Conrad as Matt Dillon," "Georgia Ellis as Kitty," "Gunsmoke episode recap."
Click to listen and follow the heart-wrenching story of "Tara," where a young girl's dangerous love affair brings Marshal Dillon into a battle to protect her future in this touching episode of "Gunsmoke."

213 Listeners

101 Listeners

9 Listeners

7 Listeners

4 Listeners

13 Listeners

2 Listeners

2 Listeners

9 Listeners

3 Listeners

0 Listeners

7 Listeners

3 Listeners

3 Listeners

0 Listeners