This wonderful interview comes to us from fellow Mayberry fan, Bart Boatwright. George Lindsey interviews authors Jim Clark and Ken Beck about their book on The Andy Griffith Show on Nashville Now in 1985. The two of them helped George write his own book, "Goober in a Nut-Shell", which? was released 10 years later in 1995. Running time: 0:19:34

Host: Allan Newsome Running time: 0:21:26 Last week we discussed “Where is Mayberry?” and there was a question asked in the chat room during the live recording that I didn’t know off the top of my head. I looked up the answer in The Andy Griffith Show Book by Ken Beck & Jim Clark and […]

Some people who visit iMayberry.com come there to find out answers that may seem trivial to trivia experts but they are fans as well and deserve to know the answers to their questions. I thought it would be good to move into a bit of Mayberry history and answer the question, Where is Mayberry? Host: Allan Newsome Running time: 0:20:37

We pickup right were we left off by continuing to celebrate the life of Don Knotts and mark the anniversary of his passing back on February 24, 2006. The question and answer session was held during "Mayberry in Meadowview" held in Kingsport, TN in 1999.

On this 6th anniversary of Don Knotts passing (February 24, 2006) we'll hear a question and answer session held during an event called "Mayberry in Meadowview" which was held in Kingsport, TN in 1999. You'll get to hear directly from Mr. Knotts as he answers questions from the audience of the Kingsport event. You will not want to miss this.

I know the listeners to Two Chairs No Waiting are all big fans of The Andy Griffith Show but we all have friends who are not fans. How can that be? Did their parents not raise them right? Have they been brainwashed into the belief that the show is too "country" or "hickish?" Do they not have a funny bone? What 5 episodes of The Andy Griffith Show will get them hooked like a starving catfish?

I know the listeners to Two Chairs No Waiting are all big fans of The Andy Griffith Show but we all have friends who are not fans. How can that be? Did their parents not raise them right? Have they been brainwashed into the belief that the show is too "country" or "hickish?" Do they not have a funny bone? What 5 episodes of The Andy Griffith Show will get them hooked like a starving catfish?

The question, "Isn't Opie's sincereness a bit TOO fake sometimes. Like "Yes Ma'am" and "Yes, sir??" I doubt Ronny Howard was that "kind" in real life. It just sounds a little too fake...like a telemarketer being saying, "I promise will fix it." That's sort of what Opie was doing." What do you think? I'd love to hear your thought on this to add to those already found at the iMayberryCommunity.com web site.

We always assume that Bobby's and Freddy's bands are the same and while Freddy does mention that every time he comes through Mayberry that Andy tries "pot bellied schemes" we don't know that it is the same band. Maybe Bobby and Freddy Fleet are brothers who both have bands that travel the state and sometimes come through Mayberry. Maybe the script continuity person missed this one and gave Mr. Fleet the wrong name. We'll never know and it's for fans to discuss and decide for themselves.

"The Guitar Player Returns" is only 7 months and 28 episodes later and the 31st episode of season 1 of TAGS (Oct 17, 1960 - May 16, 1961) and when "Bobby Fleet" appears, he's a different man. No longer is Henry Slate playing the character but instead Fleet is played by Herb Ellis. Host: Allan Newsome http://TwoChairsNoWaiting.com