In Part 2 of this two-part episode, we discuss Bob Crane's early radio career, following him to WLIZ and WICC in Bridgeport, CT (1951-1956).

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Music used in this episode:
Cory Gray — "String Jam"
James Joshua Otto — "Revelation"
Dexter Britain — "Seven" | "Happy Together" | "Late Mornings" | "Chasing Time" | "Losing Love" | "The Time to Run (Finale)"
Blueberry — "Panochocolate"
Doctor Turtle — "Hasta La Blister" (longer guitar instrumental)
Lobo Loco — "Story of Saraphine"
Charlie Salas Humara — "Orchestral Moderne"
David Szesztay — "Waiting"
Gillicuddy — "Adventure Darling"
Kai Engel — "Behind Your Window"
Tri-Tachyon — "Gardarike"

In this first part of a two-part episode, we take you back to the very beginning of Bob Crane's radio career, which started at WLEA in Hornell, New York, in 1950. We discuss the origins of his radio show and its early evolution prior to his work at WLIZ/WICC in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

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Music used in this episode:
Scott Gratton - "Forward Motion" | "How It Fades"
Outro - "Thaw"
James Joshua Otto - "And The The Mountains Moved" | "What Is Whispered In Your Ear Proclaim It From The Rooftops" | "Midnight Drive"
Lobo Loco - "Cultural Exchanges" | "Story of Saraphine"
Kai Engel - "Collateral"
Gillicuddy - "Adventure Darling"
Doctor Turtle - "Faster Sons"
Brian Dexter - "The War In My Head" | "Forced Through Time" | "The Time To Run (Finale)"
Dave Depper - "Acoustic 1"

In this episode, we discuss the origins of Hogan's Heroes, its controversies, how Bob Crane was cast as Colonel Hogan, and what Bob thought of the controversies associated with the series.

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All rights reserved. No part of this podcast may be reproduced without written permission.

Music used in this episode:
Cory Gray — "Piano Anticipation1"
Lobo Loco — "Dreamy Village Wedding" | "Maritime People"
Dexter Britain — "The Time To Run"
The United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps
Hicham Chahidi — "Pierre"
Kai Engel — "Rejecting the Sirens" | "Run" | "Our Darkness in the Sky" | "Snowmen" | "River"
Sergey Cheremisinov — "Northern City's Secret" | "Gates" | "The Signals" | "Escape"
Scott Gratton — "A Way to Get By" | "Had You Been"
James Joshua Otto — "Revelation"
Jon Luc Hefferman — "Treacherous Voyage"

This episode is a preview of the goal of this podcast, which will focus on the life and times of the late radio personality and Hogan's Heroes star Bob Crane.

© Carol Ford and Eric Senich
All rights reserved. No part of this podcast may be reproduced without written permission.

Featuring music by:
Cory Gray — "Concrete Clock"
Cory Gray — "Mystery T"
Lobo Loco — "Flying Winter Birds"