191: Ghost Writers in the Sky

The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 39.1K Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2021

⏱️ 61 minutes

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While you will doubtless find this particular episode, chapter, or installment to be interesting, fascinating, or provocative, you will also learn something about the importance of choosing just the right word, term, or expression when attempting to write a memorable tale, story or yarn. After that, Mike picks the enormous brain of Alex Abramovich, a ghost writer you’ve never heard of, who writes best-selling books for people you have.

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0:58.6	Hey guys, it's Mike Rowan.
1:04.4	This is episode number 191 of the way I heard it.
1:08.0	This one's called Ghost Writers in the Sky.
1:10.7	Ghost writers in the sky, not to be confused with ghost writers in the sky.
1:16.7	The tune made famous by Johnny Cash once upon a time.
1:20.4	You know the one, right?
1:21.7	An old cow poke went right now at one dark and windy day.
1:26.0	The original version of this was actually done by a guy named Stan Jones.
1:30.9	A potteridge he rested as he went along his way.
1:35.6	Stan recorded it back in 1948 or early 49, I think.
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