Hello, this is your host, Adam Graham.

The great adventurers of old time radio is taking a break from posting in new episodes,

but we are sharing some adventure-themed episodes of other podcasts I've done over the years.

Until we return on January 11th for the premiere of Tarzan.

In the meantime, please enjoy this episode, which was originally released as part of the

amazing world of Radio.

If you'd like to listen to more episodes of that series, please check it out at

Amazing.com greatdetectives.net. But now, on with today's show.

Welcome to The Amazing World of Radio from Boise, Idaho.

This is your host, Adam Graham.

This episode is also being shared on the Great Detactors of Old Time Radio's feed.

And this is something I'm going to do as it go forward.

I'll share one episode of any ongoing series we're doing on The Amazing World of Radio, including our summer series,

so listeners who are interested can choose to go over to amazing.ggreatdetactives.net to subscribe.

We are doing a series, the Jack Webb Centennial series currently.

This is the third episode.

The first two episodes covered Webb's career in San Francisco on radio station KGO,

with the Jack Webb show for comedy, and the news and commentary series one out of seven.

In the later portion of 1946, Webb's radio efforts in San Francisco had some success as he starred in Pat Novak for hire, written by Richard Breen.

The series originated in San Francisco

and was broadcast over ABC West Coast affiliates. Boyed by the success, Webb headed to Hollywood,

as did Breen. In early 1947, two and a half years later, Webb would begin drag men. But in those intervening years,

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