Coming up this week on the old time radio snack wagon.

The echoing hoof beats of the ghost rider should never end.

They should thrive from the pulses of every American and live in his memory from family to family generation to generation.

Perhaps ghost should be seen and not heard,

but this is one your whole family should hear about.

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The War. It is our World War II podcast. It's something I did a decade ago, but if you're really

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detectives dot net. Well now we're going to get into this week's dot visit by bringing you the earliest of the Carlton Young episodes.

This actually is the earliest of the Larry Dobkin episodes available.

Marion Shockley had left the series already having been replaced by Charlotte King.

But the 1946-47 radio season saw a lot of upheaval on Ellery Queen. It did start out with the previous of Santos Ortega was replaced by Bill Smith as Inspector Queen.

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