WFMU: Dimestore Radio Theater with Austin Rich: Playlist from April 8, 2024

Listener comments!
	👻 6:43pm Austin Rich: Good Hello.
	8:55pm Imaginos: Ahoy!
	8:57pm Webhamster Henry: Hi folks! Just back from an eclipse trip. Cloudy, but total!
	👻 8:59pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @8:55 Wonderful to see you tonight! Thanks for poppin' in.
	👻 9:00pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @8:57 I hope that eclipse was great! Now you can enjoy something else about space...
	9:01pm Imaginos: Are those headlines in pica or elite?
	9:01pm Charles: I was lucky enough to live in an area of totality and it was sunny too! Ending a great day with a great show!
	👻 9:01pm Austin Rich: This episode seems to has dropped the "Perry Shane" premise, and has gone back to the "Rocky works various part time jobs" gimmick. Given how the premise is pretty thin in this show anyway, I'm sometimes surprised they even try to reference it.
	👻 9:02pm yerfriendpaul: Hey Austin, everyone!
	👻 9:02pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @9:01 You never know!
	👻 9:02pm Austin Rich: ↳ Charles @9:01 Charles! Thanks for joining us.
	👻 9:02pm Austin Rich: ↳ yerfriendpaul @9:02 yerfriendpaul! Hooray!
	👻 9:06pm Austin Rich: This is the second-to-last episode of these series. Since there were 26 episodes, they could play the entire series twice a year, and only have episodes repeat twice a year. Therefore, Rocky Fortune ran on AFRS for YEARS after the final 1954 episode. (Armed Forces Radio Service.) Those episodes were often beefed up with a song from Sinatra's catalog, occasionally songs that related to the stories. Other stations in the US would run Rocky Fortune, too, as Sinatra's fame continues for a long time after this, but since there were no new episodes being made, it was sometimes hard to keep the show on at any given station for very long.
	👻 9:07pm Austin Rich: Rocky references, "Dimension X," a show that was written by George Lefferts, who also wrote "Rocky Fortune." George Lefferts was mostly known for writing Sci-Fi, but Rocky Fortune was his effort to write something a little different.
	9:08pm Mr Fab: Hey Austin! Yeah, i noticed that “Dimension X” reference. Crossover episode!
	👻 9:09pm yerfriendpaul: ↳ Austin Rich @9:07 Old time radio synergy!
	👻 9:09pm Austin Rich: ↳ Mr Fab @9:08 Mr. Fab! Thanks for joining us! I found a podcast that does a good biography of Sinatra (and of Bogart and Bacall), so I might cut those up and run them as segments on this show.
	👻 9:10pm Austin Rich: Another "From Here to Eternity" reference. I should have kept count, but there are at least six or so now.
	👻 9:11pm Austin Rich: "Chromium Nightmare" sounds like the title of a Gary Wilson song.
	👻 9:13pm Austin Rich: From here on, Rocky has taken off his shoes.
	9:15pm Mr Fab: ↳ Austin Rich @9:10 yeah, that was a funny. All those in-jokes.
	👻 9:16pm Austin Rich: ↳ Mr Fab @9:15 I'm working on a "Rocky Fortune" zine that I might try to release this fall. (Depending on how quickly it comes together...)
	👻 9:18pm yerfriendpaul: Lead boots, ha ha
	👻 9:20pm yerfriendpaul: Doesn’t sound like Frank inside the suit, does it?
	👻 9:22pm Austin Rich: While it is fun to hear Sinatra do this show, and I am a big fan, I can tell why no one wanted to keep going. George had other radio work, Frank was getting Hollywood work and was making hit records again, and on the whole, the timing was only good for a limited time. But it is a nice artifact of a period where this kind of experiment could even happen.
	👻 9:23pm Austin Rich: ↳ yerfriendpaul @9:20 Hard to say... might have been another cast member?
	👻 9:23pm yerfriendpaul: ↳ Austin Rich @9:23 I think it was. Definitely didn’t sound like him
	9:25pm Imaginos: Good episode
	👻 9:25pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @9:25 Speaking of: we need to get back to working on your episode. I think Heather is almost ready to get back to work...
	9:26pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:25 I'm looking forward to it.
	👻 9:27pm Austin Rich: This episode is "crackly," but plays all the way through. I did a tiny bit of EQ to make it sound a little better, but for the most part, it is what it is.
	👻 9:28pm Austin Rich: Speaking of endings: we only have four more episodes of "Bold Venture" after this one. I'm also considering a "Bold Venture" zine, but that is on the back-burner.
	9:29pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:25 We should be able to find Some appropriate piano music for the bar scenes
	👻 9:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @9:29 Agreed.
	👻 9:32pm Austin Rich: I think the one challenge of this show is that, occasionally - for story reasons - Slate and Sailor are supposed to be fighting, or experiencing some sort of tension. While they try... the fact that they are in love with each other is so clear and evident, that those scenes don't always work. But it's still nice to hear them talk.
	9:36pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:29 Also, I am wondering about door chimes
	👻 9:36pm Austin Rich: "Bold Venture" had an even longer syndication run after the show wrapped than "Rocky Fortune." There were more episodes, and the "Bogart and Bacall" chemistry was so "in-demand" that stations often wanted to run "Bold Venture" as a regular feature. Their show only had to repeat episodes once every year or so, compared to "Rocky Fortune." Still, the fact that Bogart passed in '57 did have an impact on his popularity on radio and in film.
	9:38pm Imaginos: Amnesia?
	👻 9:38pm yerfriendpaul: Ha ha, dumb animals
	👻 9:39pm Austin Rich: ↳ yerfriendpaul @9:38 Aren't we all?
	👻 9:41pm yerfriendpaul: ↳ Austin Rich @9:39 Yes indeed
	9:46pm Charles: Heads will roOoIll !! That cracked me up the way he said that along with the tiny stepping sounds.
	9:48pm Charles: I dont know if it's the sound effects or what but I keep expecting the three stooges to pop up in this episode.
	9:49pm Imaginos: ↳ Charles @9:48 Strange sfx indeed
	👻 9:50pm Austin Rich: This was near the end of the run. I wonder if the FX folks were just getting silly.
	9:51pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:50 I think the BV needed a new engine
	9:54pm Imaginos: If Max Headroom was on radio back then I wonder how many times Edison would be whacked on the head, not including when Bryce Lynch did it
	👻 10:03pm David Shortell: ↳ Austin Rich @9:06 I read that Frank won his "From Here to Eternity" Oscar the same week the final "Rocky Fortune" episode broadcast.
	10:11pm Imaginos: Getting sleepy
	👻 10:12pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @10:11 Sleep well.
	👻 10:17pm Austin Rich: I love the idea of "Radio Parties."
	👻 10:18pm Austin Rich: I would throw radio parties if I could.
	👻 10:18pm Heather: Next party, I'm making my friends do this game.
	👻 10:20pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:18 I wouldn't. It's a 100 year old game. You could make up something better.
	👻 10:23pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:20 I mean, the one baby shower I ever hosted, I made people play the Poopy Diaper Game so I'm not known for excellent ideas for party games...
	👻 10:25pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:23 Any game people play at a Baby Shower should not be played under any circumstances, Baby's Showering or otherwise.
	👻 10:27pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:25 Oh I agree. When I was planning, someone suggested we play a game where we measure out toilet paper and whoever got closest to fitting the paper around the mom's belly would win. I was aghast and mentioned this was an adoption. A surprising amount of TP goes into baby shower games....
	👻 10:28pm Austin Rich: I've said this before, but "The Blue Beetle" really skirts the line between content that is racist. (And there's a pro-America line of thought that gets a little weird.) I make no arguments that The Blue Beetle is essential or worth ignoring its' faults, but hearing some of these caricatures and musical parodies is not great, and I wanna call it out. These shows were written by, and performed by, white Americans, and they didn't really know anything about Chinese culture, aside from stereotypes.
	👻 10:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:27 I try to limit the ways I use TP, and none of those involve parties or games.
	👻 10:31pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:29 I've made a wedding gown of TP at a bridal shower. Probably more than once. Sigh
	👻 10:31pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:31 I think the number of Wedding Gowns I've made in my life might surprise you.
	👻 10:32pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:31 How many???
	👻 10:33pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:32 One. And not exactly a gown, but as close as you can get with plastic and you're doing a Laura Palmer riff.
	👻 10:33pm Austin Rich: We'll go about five-ish minutes over, everyone. Sorry about that.
	👻 10:35pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: ""Skulking Permit"" by "X-Minus One" This sort of story has the right blend of comedy and sci-fi that tickles my fancy, and seems like a pre-cursor to something Douglas Adams might write.
	👻 10:37pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:33 That is more than I would have thought!
	👻 10:37pm Austin Rich: Planet New Delaware!
	👻 10:39pm Austin Rich: "I don't know. What's a criminal?"
	👻 10:39pm Austin Rich: <silly music cue>
	👻 10:40pm Austin Rich: This is the story that "X-Minus One" decided to air the day after Valentine's Day. I don't know why, but that feels relevant to me.
	👻 10:41pm Austin Rich: No free elections of free speech! How... business as usual?
	👻 10:43pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: ""Death Strikes From The East, Part 2"" by "The Bl... As I probably said here before, the only Blue Beetle stories I've read were Steve Ditko's 1967/1968 publications that also featured Ditko's creation, The Question (There should've been a radio series about him!).
	👻 10:43pm yerfriendpaul: Poor Tom. This is gonna be trouble for him
	👻 10:44pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:43 I do love those Question stories! I've been trying to track all those down, when I can. I'm a sucker for Ditko's work.
	👻 10:44pm Austin Rich: ↳ yerfriendpaul @10:43 Yeah. Damned if he does...
	👻 10:45pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:43 The 80's Blue Beetle is sort of silly... he quips and references Monty Python.. in the 80's he's like a Batman with a sense of humor, and a less grim costume.
	👻 10:46pm Austin Rich: This story feels like it's a pretty pointed commentary on the need for police.
	👻 10:52pm Austin Rich: We've got about 13 minutes left.
	👻 10:54pm Austin Rich: "It's a utopia! It's subversive!"
	👻 10:57pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:52 I'm staying tuned in! Thanks for the awesome show, as always!!
	👻 10:57pm yerfriendpaul: I’d like this village. I love root beer
	👻 10:58pm Austin Rich: Yeah. I think it's a pretty good story.
	👻 11:01pm Austin Rich: Fishing is pretty gristly. I hated killing fish.
	👻 11:03pm Austin Rich: Thanks for listening everyone! See ya next week.
	👻 11:03pm yerfriendpaul: Loved that. Glad Tom didn’t have to kill anyone
	👻 11:04pm Austin Rich: ↳ yerfriendpaul @11:03 Yeah. It just wasn't in him.
	👻 11:05pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: ""Skulking Permit"" by "X-Minus One" Skulk is not a word you hear a lot these days. It reminds me of the alter ego of Johnny Hart's titular "B.C." protagonist.
	👻 11:05pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @11:05 I don't hear it often anymore. You are right!
	👻 11:06pm yerfriendpaul: Thanks Austin!

Dimestore Radio Theater with Austin Rich: Playlist from April 8, 2024

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April 8, 2024: Episode #89

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Rocky Fortune	"Rocket Racket" ""Rocket Racket"" by "Rocky Fortune"	23 March 1954	NBC		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bold Venture	"Revenge Is Sweet" ""Revenge Is Sweet"" by "Bold Venture"	24 March 1952	Santana Productions		0:28:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lex Baxter	April in Portugal "April in Portugal" by "Lex Baxter"				0:57:00 (Pop-up)
Unpublished History	Radio in the 1920s (Part 4)	Radio In The 1920s	Self-Released	2024	1:13:01 (Pop-up)
The Blue Beetle	"Death Strikes From The East, Part 2"	5 June 1940	Mutual–Don Lee Network		1:20:27 (Pop-up)
X-Minus One	"Skulking Permit" ""Skulking Permit"" by "X-Minus One"	15 February 1956	NBC Radio		1:35:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 6:43pm Austin Rich: Good Hello.
	8:55pm Imaginos: Ahoy!
	8:57pm Webhamster Henry: Hi folks! Just back from an eclipse trip. Cloudy, but total!
	👻 8:59pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @8:55 Wonderful to see you tonight! Thanks for poppin' in.
	👻 9:00pm Austin Rich: ↳ Webhamster Henry @8:57 I hope that eclipse was great! Now you can enjoy something else about space...
	9:01pm Imaginos: Are those headlines in pica or elite?
	9:01pm Charles: I was lucky enough to live in an area of totality and it was sunny too! Ending a great day with a great show!
	👻 9:01pm Austin Rich: This episode seems to has dropped the "Perry Shane" premise, and has gone back to the "Rocky works various part time jobs" gimmick. Given how the premise is pretty thin in this show anyway, I'm sometimes surprised they even try to reference it.
	👻 9:02pm yerfriendpaul: Hey Austin, everyone!
	👻 9:02pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @9:01 You never know!
	👻 9:02pm Austin Rich: ↳ Charles @9:01 Charles! Thanks for joining us.
	👻 9:02pm Austin Rich: ↳ yerfriendpaul @9:02 yerfriendpaul! Hooray!
	👻 9:06pm Austin Rich: This is the second-to-last episode of these series. Since there were 26 episodes, they could play the entire series twice a year, and only have episodes repeat twice a year. Therefore, Rocky Fortune ran on AFRS for YEARS after the final 1954 episode. (Armed Forces Radio Service.) Those episodes were often beefed up with a song from Sinatra's catalog, occasionally songs that related to the stories. Other stations in the US would run Rocky Fortune, too, as Sinatra's fame continues for a long time after this, but since there were no new episodes being made, it was sometimes hard to keep the show on at any given station for very long.
	👻 9:07pm Austin Rich: Rocky references, "Dimension X," a show that was written by George Lefferts, who also wrote "Rocky Fortune." George Lefferts was mostly known for writing Sci-Fi, but Rocky Fortune was his effort to write something a little different.
	9:08pm Mr Fab: Hey Austin! Yeah, i noticed that “Dimension X” reference. Crossover episode!
	👻 9:09pm yerfriendpaul: ↳ Austin Rich @9:07 Old time radio synergy!
	👻 9:09pm Austin Rich: ↳ Mr Fab @9:08 Mr. Fab! Thanks for joining us! I found a podcast that does a good biography of Sinatra (and of Bogart and Bacall), so I might cut those up and run them as segments on this show.
	👻 9:10pm Austin Rich: Another "From Here to Eternity" reference. I should have kept count, but there are at least six or so now.
	👻 9:11pm Austin Rich: "Chromium Nightmare" sounds like the title of a Gary Wilson song.
	👻 9:13pm Austin Rich: From here on, Rocky has taken off his shoes.
	9:15pm Mr Fab: ↳ Austin Rich @9:10 yeah, that was a funny. All those in-jokes.
	👻 9:16pm Austin Rich: ↳ Mr Fab @9:15 I'm working on a "Rocky Fortune" zine that I might try to release this fall. (Depending on how quickly it comes together...)
	👻 9:18pm yerfriendpaul: Lead boots, ha ha
	👻 9:20pm yerfriendpaul: Doesn’t sound like Frank inside the suit, does it?
	👻 9:22pm Austin Rich: While it is fun to hear Sinatra do this show, and I am a big fan, I can tell why no one wanted to keep going. George had other radio work, Frank was getting Hollywood work and was making hit records again, and on the whole, the timing was only good for a limited time. But it is a nice artifact of a period where this kind of experiment could even happen.
	👻 9:23pm Austin Rich: ↳ yerfriendpaul @9:20 Hard to say... might have been another cast member?
	👻 9:23pm yerfriendpaul: ↳ Austin Rich @9:23 I think it was. Definitely didn’t sound like him
	9:25pm Imaginos: Good episode
	👻 9:25pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @9:25 Speaking of: we need to get back to working on your episode. I think Heather is almost ready to get back to work...
	9:26pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:25 I'm looking forward to it.
	👻 9:27pm Austin Rich: This episode is "crackly," but plays all the way through. I did a tiny bit of EQ to make it sound a little better, but for the most part, it is what it is.
	👻 9:28pm Austin Rich: Speaking of endings: we only have four more episodes of "Bold Venture" after this one. I'm also considering a "Bold Venture" zine, but that is on the back-burner.
	9:29pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:25 We should be able to find Some appropriate piano music for the bar scenes
	👻 9:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @9:29 Agreed.
	👻 9:32pm Austin Rich: I think the one challenge of this show is that, occasionally - for story reasons - Slate and Sailor are supposed to be fighting, or experiencing some sort of tension. While they try... the fact that they are in love with each other is so clear and evident, that those scenes don't always work. But it's still nice to hear them talk.
	9:36pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:29 Also, I am wondering about door chimes
	👻 9:36pm Austin Rich: "Bold Venture" had an even longer syndication run after the show wrapped than "Rocky Fortune." There were more episodes, and the "Bogart and Bacall" chemistry was so "in-demand" that stations often wanted to run "Bold Venture" as a regular feature. Their show only had to repeat episodes once every year or so, compared to "Rocky Fortune." Still, the fact that Bogart passed in '57 did have an impact on his popularity on radio and in film.
	9:38pm Imaginos: Amnesia?
	👻 9:38pm yerfriendpaul: Ha ha, dumb animals
	👻 9:39pm Austin Rich: ↳ yerfriendpaul @9:38 Aren't we all?
	👻 9:41pm yerfriendpaul: ↳ Austin Rich @9:39 Yes indeed
	9:46pm Charles: Heads will roOoIll !! That cracked me up the way he said that along with the tiny stepping sounds.
	9:48pm Charles: I dont know if it's the sound effects or what but I keep expecting the three stooges to pop up in this episode.
	9:49pm Imaginos: ↳ Charles @9:48 Strange sfx indeed
	👻 9:50pm Austin Rich: This was near the end of the run. I wonder if the FX folks were just getting silly.
	9:51pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:50 I think the BV needed a new engine
	9:54pm Imaginos: If Max Headroom was on radio back then I wonder how many times Edison would be whacked on the head, not including when Bryce Lynch did it
	👻 10:03pm David Shortell: ↳ Austin Rich @9:06 I read that Frank won his "From Here to Eternity" Oscar the same week the final "Rocky Fortune" episode broadcast.
	10:11pm Imaginos: Getting sleepy
	👻 10:12pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @10:11 Sleep well.
	👻 10:17pm Austin Rich: I love the idea of "Radio Parties."
	👻 10:18pm Austin Rich: I would throw radio parties if I could.
	👻 10:18pm Heather: Next party, I'm making my friends do this game.
	👻 10:20pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:18 I wouldn't. It's a 100 year old game. You could make up something better.
	👻 10:23pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:20 I mean, the one baby shower I ever hosted, I made people play the Poopy Diaper Game so I'm not known for excellent ideas for party games...
	👻 10:25pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:23 Any game people play at a Baby Shower should not be played under any circumstances, Baby's Showering or otherwise.
	👻 10:27pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:25 Oh I agree. When I was planning, someone suggested we play a game where we measure out toilet paper and whoever got closest to fitting the paper around the mom's belly would win. I was aghast and mentioned this was an adoption. A surprising amount of TP goes into baby shower games....
	👻 10:28pm Austin Rich: I've said this before, but "The Blue Beetle" really skirts the line between content that is racist. (And there's a pro-America line of thought that gets a little weird.) I make no arguments that The Blue Beetle is essential or worth ignoring its' faults, but hearing some of these caricatures and musical parodies is not great, and I wanna call it out. These shows were written by, and performed by, white Americans, and they didn't really know anything about Chinese culture, aside from stereotypes.
	👻 10:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:27 I try to limit the ways I use TP, and none of those involve parties or games.
	👻 10:31pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:29 I've made a wedding gown of TP at a bridal shower. Probably more than once. Sigh
	👻 10:31pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:31 I think the number of Wedding Gowns I've made in my life might surprise you.
	👻 10:32pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:31 How many???
	👻 10:33pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:32 One. And not exactly a gown, but as close as you can get with plastic and you're doing a Laura Palmer riff.
	👻 10:33pm Austin Rich: We'll go about five-ish minutes over, everyone. Sorry about that.
	👻 10:35pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: ""Skulking Permit"" by "X-Minus One" This sort of story has the right blend of comedy and sci-fi that tickles my fancy, and seems like a pre-cursor to something Douglas Adams might write.
	👻 10:37pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:33 That is more than I would have thought!
	👻 10:37pm Austin Rich: Planet New Delaware!
	👻 10:39pm Austin Rich: "I don't know. What's a criminal?"
	👻 10:39pm Austin Rich: <silly music cue>
	👻 10:40pm Austin Rich: This is the story that "X-Minus One" decided to air the day after Valentine's Day. I don't know why, but that feels relevant to me.
	👻 10:41pm Austin Rich: No free elections of free speech! How... business as usual?
	👻 10:43pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: ""Death Strikes From The East, Part 2"" by "The Bl... As I probably said here before, the only Blue Beetle stories I've read were Steve Ditko's 1967/1968 publications that also featured Ditko's creation, The Question (There should've been a radio series about him!).
	👻 10:43pm yerfriendpaul: Poor Tom. This is gonna be trouble for him
	👻 10:44pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:43 I do love those Question stories! I've been trying to track all those down, when I can. I'm a sucker for Ditko's work.
	👻 10:44pm Austin Rich: ↳ yerfriendpaul @10:43 Yeah. Damned if he does...
	👻 10:45pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @10:43 The 80's Blue Beetle is sort of silly... he quips and references Monty Python.. in the 80's he's like a Batman with a sense of humor, and a less grim costume.
	👻 10:46pm Austin Rich: This story feels like it's a pretty pointed commentary on the need for police.
	👻 10:52pm Austin Rich: We've got about 13 minutes left.
	👻 10:54pm Austin Rich: "It's a utopia! It's subversive!"
	👻 10:57pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:52 I'm staying tuned in! Thanks for the awesome show, as always!!
	👻 10:57pm yerfriendpaul: I’d like this village. I love root beer
	👻 10:58pm Austin Rich: Yeah. I think it's a pretty good story.
	👻 11:01pm Austin Rich: Fishing is pretty gristly. I hated killing fish.
	👻 11:03pm Austin Rich: Thanks for listening everyone! See ya next week.
	👻 11:03pm yerfriendpaul: Loved that. Glad Tom didn’t have to kill anyone
	👻 11:04pm Austin Rich: ↳ yerfriendpaul @11:03 Yeah. It just wasn't in him.
	👻 11:05pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: ""Skulking Permit"" by "X-Minus One" Skulk is not a word you hear a lot these days. It reminds me of the alter ego of Johnny Hart's titular "B.C." protagonist.
	👻 11:05pm Austin Rich: ↳ David Shortell @11:05 I don't hear it often anymore. You are right!
	👻 11:06pm yerfriendpaul: Thanks Austin!

Dimestore Radio Theater with Austin Rich: Playlist from April 8, 2024

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