WFMU: Dimestore Radio Theater with Austin Rich: Playlist from June 3, 2024

Listener comments!
	👻 8:09pm Austin Rich: Good Hello.
	8:57pm Imaginos: Ahoy
	👻 9:01pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @8:57 Thanks for dropping in tonight!
	9:01pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:01 Always a pleasure
	👻 9:02pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: ""Little Drops of Rain"" by "Rogue's Gallery" The sound isn't too bad tonight, but I did do a little EQ on the sound, to improve it a bit. The Rogue's Gallery episodes are very hit-or-miss, as they are all preserved via fan recordings, which were better and or worse, depending.
	👻 9:04pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: ""Little Drops of Rain"" by "Rogue's Gallery" We don't have a recording of the episode from the week before, but this opening implies that Rogue was hospitalized last week, and apparently, was dating a woman named Liza.
	👻 9:06pm Austin Rich: Dick Powell was well known for singing, and had a little career as a crooner. This song foreshadows Dick Powell's turn as the singing detective in Richard Diamond, later.
	9:08pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Radio Fans!
	👻 9:08pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:08 Webhamster Henry! Thanks for joining us.
	👻 9:09pm Austin Rich: If memory serves, the June Allyson movie they were talking about seeing (in the earlier scene) was this one: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:10pm Webhamster Henry: $500 was a big chunk of change!
	👻 9:11pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:10 $8,661.55 in 2024 dollars.
	9:12pm Webhamster Henry: Down he goes!
	👻 9:12pm Austin Rich: Who had 12 Minutes for Rogue getting knocked out?
	9:13pm Imaginos: I keep drifting off but I'm going to try to stick it out tonight.
	👻 9:13pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @9:13 I understand. Sometimes, staying up late enough to DO the show is a little too late for me.
	9:14pm Webhamster Henry: You know, I could probably make an online poll for the knockout bets and formalize it!
	9:15pm Imaginos: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:14 That would be fun
	👻 9:15pm Austin Rich: I believe that is Gerald Mohr playing the other man in this episode. (He seems to appear in a lot of "Rogue's Gallery" episodes, but is best known to many as the voice of Philip Marlowe in the radio version of, "The Adventures of Philip Marlowe."
	👻 9:16pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:14 Ha! That would be pretty funny.
	9:19pm Webhamster Henry: Has there ever been one of these shows where the first suspect is in fact the actual murderer?
	👻 9:20pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:19 Sometimes. I bet you would find some interested data if you started plotting how often that happened.
	9:21pm Imaginos: Looks like I am not going to make it after all. But I will see you tomorrow
	👻 9:21pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @9:21 Sleep well!
	9:21pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:21 Thank you
	👻 9:28pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: ""Little Drops of Rain"" by "Rogue's Gallery" Ha! Rogue was too slow, and she had another man in the wings. You snooze, you loose.
	9:29pm Webhamster Henry: "How come a guy that's so smart gets hit on the head so often?" My question too!
	👻 9:30pm Austin Rich: This veteran ad regarding the GI Bill is a vintage spot, that aired with the show in 1945.
	👻 9:32pm Austin Rich: Aside from, "Bold Venture" and "The Voyage of The Scarlet Queen," which did start in the US, "Rocky Jordan," is one of the few other shows that take place outside of the US. There are a few others, but most old radio from this era is set in the US.
	9:34pm Webhamster Henry: They throw the money around so much in these shows!
	👻 9:35pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:34 I guess you're supposed to be impressed, but I just keep thinking that people are not careful with their money.
	9:41pm Webhamster Henry: There are some silly voices in this show!
	👻 9:42pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:41 I think the "international" setting is supposed to make you think there's some leeway with the voice acting.
	10:12pm Webhamster Henry: I knew "Star, Bright" from reading it when I was a kid. It's great fun, and I think could be adapted into something a little better. the oft-produced "Zero Hour" with similar sci-fi kids was turned into a not very good TV series "The Whispers" . Well, the kids were great, the plot and adults were not.
	👻 10:14pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:12 It does sort of have a "Zero Hour" flavor to it. I like this one a lot, but the first time I heard it, I think I sided with the kids, and the last time I listened, I started feeling more for the dad. Getting older is weird.
	👻 10:14pm Austin Rich: I wonder what a "Sleeping Porch" was?
	👻 10:14pm Austin Rich: ↳ Austin Rich @10:14 Woah! I had no idea: en.wikipedia.org...
	👻 10:15pm Austin Rich: ↳ Austin Rich @10:14 "The idea gained popularity in the early 1900s and became common in much of the United States."
	10:15pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Austin Rich @10:14 we had a sleeping porch at our house and summer house!
	👻 10:16pm Austin Rich: ↳ Austin Rich @10:15 Well, It was not very common anywhere I lived. But I wonder if that is because our summer months are short, and not that hot, by comparison?
	👻 10:16pm Austin Rich: The image of this guy, turning to his family to interpret the nonsense that he was listening to is... very relatable.
	👻 10:17pm Heather: Sleeping porches are so cool! I've always wanted one but alas. I was just going to say maybe it's regional? Do yall have basements where you are? Also, hi! Tuned in and doing crafts here!
	👻 10:17pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:15 Now all I can think about is getting a sleeping porch.
	👻 10:18pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:17 Thanks for listening.
	👻 10:19pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:17 It depends. Some places have them, others don't. We don't have one now, but we did at our last house, here in the same town. The last two cities I've lived in were similar: some houses had them, some didn't.
	👻 10:21pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:19 I learned only a few years ago that we NEED basements here because of the frost line and hard winters. If your house isn't dug into the ground some, it'll crack off the ground. Explains all the weird little basically crawl space basements I've seen around here!
	👻 10:24pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:21 We have a crawl space in our current house for the same reason. But it is not big enough to store anything, or use as a basement. We have a lot of plumbing down there, and the plumbers are not happy to go down there, as possums have made nests everywhere.
	10:24pm Webhamster Henry: Asbestos FTW!
	👻 10:26pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:24 Yes that's common here. I have seen people manage to stuff boxes in the spaces. With the spiders.
	10:27pm Webhamster Henry: Well this is a real crooked racing scheme!
	👻 10:28pm Heather: Very Max with the TV stuff there...
	👻 10:28pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:26 I can't fit down in our crawl space, let alone store things down there. It's only just big enough to crawl around, and there's mud and water leaks down there.
	👻 10:30pm David Shortell: ↳ Austin Rich @10:14 What's Zero Hour? The 1957 airplane-based thriller starring Dana Andrews? It's also the name of a weekly radio show on Milwaukee's WMSE, though it's actually three hours long.
	👻 10:30pm Austin Rich: Looks like we'll go over by about two minutes this week. Sorry everyone!
	👻 10:30pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:28 At the old house, my ex had his recording studio in the basement. Anyone tall had to stand with their head between the joists. We did get water down there which wasn't... great.
	👻 10:31pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:30 It was one of the first X-Minus One stories, where a group of kids are playing a game, "Zero Hour," that they learned from an invading alien.
	👻 10:32pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:30 Our crawl space is about two - three free tall, max, at the highest points. I would have to get covered in mud to even get into it.
	👻 10:33pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:30 joshuajames.substack.com...
	10:33pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Austin Rich @10:31 A Ray Bradbury classic!
	👻 10:34pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:33 I sold a signed Bradbury collection today at work. I really wanted to keep it for myself.
	10:35pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: ""Star Bright"" by "X-Minus One" The actual story is completely epistolatory.
	👻 10:36pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:35 I thought that might be the case. Even the presentation is mostly through letters.
	10:36pm Webhamster Henry: www.gutenberg.org...
	👻 10:37pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:32 My parents have a portion of the basement like that, dirt floor, even, and my dad crawls around fixing things from there sometimes. Shudder. So many spiders. No possums, though. That I know of.
	👻 10:37pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:36 I've been meaning to read through all the stories that they used on Dimension X and X-Minus One. I've read some, but it's been years for those.
	10:38pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Austin Rich @10:37 You need a big pile of old Galaxy Magazines!
	👻 10:38pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:37 There's been a possum nest under our house for a while. There's so much poop and stuff down there that it's not pleasant.
	👻 10:39pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:38 We have some for sale at work. (I work in a rare book room with signed first editions, etc.) But I think they're mostly free online, and I usually can't afford the stuff we sell.
	👻 10:40pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:38 Ahhh. I love possums but not in the house! Or under the house, for that matter!
	10:41pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Austin Rich @10:39 Virtual copies make do!
	👻 10:42pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:40 They're actually good for the yard, and they control pests and keep other beasts away from our yard and garden. So they get the crawl space, and we benefit from their lifestyle.
	👻 10:43pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:41 I think I found most of them online before. I just need to track them down again.
	👻 10:44pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:42 As long as you're not the ones doing the crawling.... They're cute, too. I like seeing them around. I reiterate, though, not in my house!
	👻 10:46pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:44 I mean, if you want to fight the animals for a space you can't sit up in so you can roll around in the mud, then you can do it. Since I can't even get in there to use the space, it's not really part of our house.
	10:46pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Austin Rich @10:43 One of them I was reading was explaining the greenhouse effect and how fragile it was in its true science section!
	👻 10:46pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: ""Star Bright"" by "X-Minus One" Möbius should not be confused with Mœbius: the illustrator of such bandes dessinées as Blueberry, The Incal, Arzach and The Airtight Garage.
	👻 10:47pm Austin Rich: I have been watching this story happen in the world around me. The kids now understand technology better than me, and they are smarter than I was at their age.
	👻 10:47pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:46 He's got such great style! I love his work.
	👻 10:50pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:46 I've been wanting to get a set of old Analog back-issues. Most of them are very affordable, and you get some great weird old stories by some interesting writers.
	10:50pm Webhamster Henry: Peek-a-boo was somewhat more ominous in Zero Hour!
	👻 10:52pm David Shortell: ↳ David Shortell @10:46 And neither of them should be confused with Morbius, the villain Walter Pidgeon played in "Forbidden Planet".
	10:52pm Webhamster Henry: Light years ago eh? made the Kessel run in just 12 parsecs!
	👻 10:53pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:52 Ha!
	👻 10:54pm Austin Rich: "We didn't cross a single street!" Kids. The most frustrating litigators.
	👻 10:55pm David Shortell: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:52 I can't believe a whole movie ("Solo") was made to explain that non-sequitur!
	10:56pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ David Shortell @10:55 Well, space is time, but still...
	👻 10:56pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:55 I feel like at least 50% of that film was made to explain as many lines like that as possible.
	10:57pm Webhamster Henry: Welcome to the Multiverse, Pete!
	👻 10:58pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:57 The backbone of modern comics and comics movies... all in this pulp story from the 50s.
	👻 10:59pm Austin Rich: Thanks for listening everyone! See ya next time.
	11:00pm Webhamster Henry: I think this is Norman Rose speaking....
	👻 11:01pm WR: Thank you! Austin! and WHH for keeping the playlist lively,
	11:02pm Webhamster Henry: Don't touch that dial! Sometime, I'll fire up a zoom call..

Dimestore Radio Theater with Austin Rich: Playlist from June 3, 2024

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June 3, 2024: Episode #97

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Rogue's Gallery	"Little Drops of Rain"	08 November 1945	NBC		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Adventures of Rocky Jordan	"Strangers, Three"	5 December 1948	Santana Productions		0:30:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les Elgart	Bandstand Boogie "Bandstand Boogie" by "Les Elgart"				1:01:36 (Pop-up)
Unpublished History	Radio in the 1920s (Part 12)	Radio In The 1920s	Self-Released	2024	1:10:02 (Pop-up)
The Blue Beetle	"Thoroughbreds Always Come Through, Part 2"	19 June 1940	Mutual–Don Lee Network		1:16:31 (Pop-up)
X-Minus One	"Star Bright" ""Star Bright"" by "X-Minus One"	10 April 1956	NBC Radio		1:33:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 8:09pm Austin Rich: Good Hello.
	8:57pm Imaginos: Ahoy
	👻 9:01pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @8:57 Thanks for dropping in tonight!
	9:01pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:01 Always a pleasure
	👻 9:02pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: ""Little Drops of Rain"" by "Rogue's Gallery" The sound isn't too bad tonight, but I did do a little EQ on the sound, to improve it a bit. The Rogue's Gallery episodes are very hit-or-miss, as they are all preserved via fan recordings, which were better and or worse, depending.
	👻 9:04pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: ""Little Drops of Rain"" by "Rogue's Gallery" We don't have a recording of the episode from the week before, but this opening implies that Rogue was hospitalized last week, and apparently, was dating a woman named Liza.
	👻 9:06pm Austin Rich: Dick Powell was well known for singing, and had a little career as a crooner. This song foreshadows Dick Powell's turn as the singing detective in Richard Diamond, later.
	9:08pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Radio Fans!
	👻 9:08pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:08 Webhamster Henry! Thanks for joining us.
	👻 9:09pm Austin Rich: If memory serves, the June Allyson movie they were talking about seeing (in the earlier scene) was this one: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:10pm Webhamster Henry: $500 was a big chunk of change!
	👻 9:11pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:10 $8,661.55 in 2024 dollars.
	9:12pm Webhamster Henry: Down he goes!
	👻 9:12pm Austin Rich: Who had 12 Minutes for Rogue getting knocked out?
	9:13pm Imaginos: I keep drifting off but I'm going to try to stick it out tonight.
	👻 9:13pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @9:13 I understand. Sometimes, staying up late enough to DO the show is a little too late for me.
	9:14pm Webhamster Henry: You know, I could probably make an online poll for the knockout bets and formalize it!
	9:15pm Imaginos: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:14 That would be fun
	👻 9:15pm Austin Rich: I believe that is Gerald Mohr playing the other man in this episode. (He seems to appear in a lot of "Rogue's Gallery" episodes, but is best known to many as the voice of Philip Marlowe in the radio version of, "The Adventures of Philip Marlowe."
	👻 9:16pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:14 Ha! That would be pretty funny.
	9:19pm Webhamster Henry: Has there ever been one of these shows where the first suspect is in fact the actual murderer?
	👻 9:20pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:19 Sometimes. I bet you would find some interested data if you started plotting how often that happened.
	9:21pm Imaginos: Looks like I am not going to make it after all. But I will see you tomorrow
	👻 9:21pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @9:21 Sleep well!
	9:21pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:21 Thank you
	👻 9:28pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: ""Little Drops of Rain"" by "Rogue's Gallery" Ha! Rogue was too slow, and she had another man in the wings. You snooze, you loose.
	9:29pm Webhamster Henry: "How come a guy that's so smart gets hit on the head so often?" My question too!
	👻 9:30pm Austin Rich: This veteran ad regarding the GI Bill is a vintage spot, that aired with the show in 1945.
	👻 9:32pm Austin Rich: Aside from, "Bold Venture" and "The Voyage of The Scarlet Queen," which did start in the US, "Rocky Jordan," is one of the few other shows that take place outside of the US. There are a few others, but most old radio from this era is set in the US.
	9:34pm Webhamster Henry: They throw the money around so much in these shows!
	👻 9:35pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:34 I guess you're supposed to be impressed, but I just keep thinking that people are not careful with their money.
	9:41pm Webhamster Henry: There are some silly voices in this show!
	👻 9:42pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:41 I think the "international" setting is supposed to make you think there's some leeway with the voice acting.
	10:12pm Webhamster Henry: I knew "Star, Bright" from reading it when I was a kid. It's great fun, and I think could be adapted into something a little better. the oft-produced "Zero Hour" with similar sci-fi kids was turned into a not very good TV series "The Whispers" . Well, the kids were great, the plot and adults were not.
	👻 10:14pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:12 It does sort of have a "Zero Hour" flavor to it. I like this one a lot, but the first time I heard it, I think I sided with the kids, and the last time I listened, I started feeling more for the dad. Getting older is weird.
	👻 10:14pm Austin Rich: I wonder what a "Sleeping Porch" was?
	👻 10:14pm Austin Rich: ↳ Austin Rich @10:14 Woah! I had no idea: en.wikipedia.org...
	👻 10:15pm Austin Rich: ↳ Austin Rich @10:14 "The idea gained popularity in the early 1900s and became common in much of the United States."
	10:15pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Austin Rich @10:14 we had a sleeping porch at our house and summer house!
	👻 10:16pm Austin Rich: ↳ Austin Rich @10:15 Well, It was not very common anywhere I lived. But I wonder if that is because our summer months are short, and not that hot, by comparison?
	👻 10:16pm Austin Rich: The image of this guy, turning to his family to interpret the nonsense that he was listening to is... very relatable.
	👻 10:17pm Heather: Sleeping porches are so cool! I've always wanted one but alas. I was just going to say maybe it's regional? Do yall have basements where you are? Also, hi! Tuned in and doing crafts here!
	👻 10:17pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:15 Now all I can think about is getting a sleeping porch.
	👻 10:18pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:17 Thanks for listening.
	👻 10:19pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:17 It depends. Some places have them, others don't. We don't have one now, but we did at our last house, here in the same town. The last two cities I've lived in were similar: some houses had them, some didn't.
	👻 10:21pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:19 I learned only a few years ago that we NEED basements here because of the frost line and hard winters. If your house isn't dug into the ground some, it'll crack off the ground. Explains all the weird little basically crawl space basements I've seen around here!
	👻 10:24pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:21 We have a crawl space in our current house for the same reason. But it is not big enough to store anything, or use as a basement. We have a lot of plumbing down there, and the plumbers are not happy to go down there, as possums have made nests everywhere.
	10:24pm Webhamster Henry: Asbestos FTW!
	👻 10:26pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:24 Yes that's common here. I have seen people manage to stuff boxes in the spaces. With the spiders.
	10:27pm Webhamster Henry: Well this is a real crooked racing scheme!
	👻 10:28pm Heather: Very Max with the TV stuff there...
	👻 10:28pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:26 I can't fit down in our crawl space, let alone store things down there. It's only just big enough to crawl around, and there's mud and water leaks down there.
	👻 10:30pm David Shortell: ↳ Austin Rich @10:14 What's Zero Hour? The 1957 airplane-based thriller starring Dana Andrews? It's also the name of a weekly radio show on Milwaukee's WMSE, though it's actually three hours long.
	👻 10:30pm Austin Rich: Looks like we'll go over by about two minutes this week. Sorry everyone!
	👻 10:30pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:28 At the old house, my ex had his recording studio in the basement. Anyone tall had to stand with their head between the joists. We did get water down there which wasn't... great.
	👻 10:31pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:30 It was one of the first X-Minus One stories, where a group of kids are playing a game, "Zero Hour," that they learned from an invading alien.
	👻 10:32pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:30 Our crawl space is about two - three free tall, max, at the highest points. I would have to get covered in mud to even get into it.
	👻 10:33pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:30 joshuajames.substack.com...
	10:33pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Austin Rich @10:31 A Ray Bradbury classic!
	👻 10:34pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:33 I sold a signed Bradbury collection today at work. I really wanted to keep it for myself.
	10:35pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: ""Star Bright"" by "X-Minus One" The actual story is completely epistolatory.
	👻 10:36pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:35 I thought that might be the case. Even the presentation is mostly through letters.
	10:36pm Webhamster Henry: www.gutenberg.org...
	👻 10:37pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:32 My parents have a portion of the basement like that, dirt floor, even, and my dad crawls around fixing things from there sometimes. Shudder. So many spiders. No possums, though. That I know of.
	👻 10:37pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:36 I've been meaning to read through all the stories that they used on Dimension X and X-Minus One. I've read some, but it's been years for those.
	10:38pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Austin Rich @10:37 You need a big pile of old Galaxy Magazines!
	👻 10:38pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:37 There's been a possum nest under our house for a while. There's so much poop and stuff down there that it's not pleasant.
	👻 10:39pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:38 We have some for sale at work. (I work in a rare book room with signed first editions, etc.) But I think they're mostly free online, and I usually can't afford the stuff we sell.
	👻 10:40pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:38 Ahhh. I love possums but not in the house! Or under the house, for that matter!
	10:41pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Austin Rich @10:39 Virtual copies make do!
	👻 10:42pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:40 They're actually good for the yard, and they control pests and keep other beasts away from our yard and garden. So they get the crawl space, and we benefit from their lifestyle.
	👻 10:43pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:41 I think I found most of them online before. I just need to track them down again.
	👻 10:44pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:42 As long as you're not the ones doing the crawling.... They're cute, too. I like seeing them around. I reiterate, though, not in my house!
	👻 10:46pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:44 I mean, if you want to fight the animals for a space you can't sit up in so you can roll around in the mud, then you can do it. Since I can't even get in there to use the space, it's not really part of our house.
	10:46pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Austin Rich @10:43 One of them I was reading was explaining the greenhouse effect and how fragile it was in its true science section!
	👻 10:46pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: ""Star Bright"" by "X-Minus One" Möbius should not be confused with Mœbius: the illustrator of such bandes dessinées as Blueberry, The Incal, Arzach and The Airtight Garage.
	👻 10:47pm Austin Rich: I have been watching this story happen in the world around me. The kids now understand technology better than me, and they are smarter than I was at their age.
	👻 10:47pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:46 He's got such great style! I love his work.
	👻 10:50pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:46 I've been wanting to get a set of old Analog back-issues. Most of them are very affordable, and you get some great weird old stories by some interesting writers.
	10:50pm Webhamster Henry: Peek-a-boo was somewhat more ominous in Zero Hour!
	👻 10:52pm David Shortell: ↳ David Shortell @10:46 And neither of them should be confused with Morbius, the villain Walter Pidgeon played in "Forbidden Planet".
	10:52pm Webhamster Henry: Light years ago eh? made the Kessel run in just 12 parsecs!
	👻 10:53pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:52 Ha!
	👻 10:54pm Austin Rich: "We didn't cross a single street!" Kids. The most frustrating litigators.
	👻 10:55pm David Shortell: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:52 I can't believe a whole movie ("Solo") was made to explain that non-sequitur!
	10:56pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ David Shortell @10:55 Well, space is time, but still...
	👻 10:56pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:55 I feel like at least 50% of that film was made to explain as many lines like that as possible.
	10:57pm Webhamster Henry: Welcome to the Multiverse, Pete!
	👻 10:58pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:57 The backbone of modern comics and comics movies... all in this pulp story from the 50s.
	👻 10:59pm Austin Rich: Thanks for listening everyone! See ya next time.
	11:00pm Webhamster Henry: I think this is Norman Rose speaking....
	👻 11:01pm WR: Thank you! Austin! and WHH for keeping the playlist lively,
	11:02pm Webhamster Henry: Don't touch that dial! Sometime, I'll fire up a zoom call..

Dimestore Radio Theater with Austin Rich: Playlist from June 3, 2024

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