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I'm Mike Lewis, and this is Ground Zero.

The numbers call tonight 8777377331011. That's 8777331011.

That's 8777331011.

Tonight's show, I know some of you only get an hour of the show,

so you get two hours of the show.

So if you want the full three hour effect of the show,

you got to go to Aftermap.

Dot Media and sign up. It's only $499 a month. Sign up so you hear this whole show. It's got to be heard in its entirety for you to understand. You just need to understand how complicated and interesting the show is going to be tonight. And we've had a lot of fun putting it together for you. We hope you enjoyed, too. You know, I know that many of you listen to my show.

I don't think a lot of people realize the work that goes in every moment of the program.

But not only do me and my staff research long and hard the topics we discuss in order to get you the best information we can,

we also produce what are called audio montages. and hard the topics we discuss in order to get you the best information we can.

We also produce what are called audio montages.

And these two-minute presentations that would have made our show unique.

In fact, we even throw them in.

People have demanded that we throw them into Aftermath.commed. On their own because we want to listen to them and make a big, you know, they want to make, I guess, a listener tape of all of the montages we do.

It's what makes the show unique.

They're literally a tip of the hat.

To many of the old time radio shows I'd listen to when I was a kid, I was so impressed with how radio producers use sound to create theater the mind.

And every door slam, every footstep, every gun going off,

it can be attributed to a very efficient and smart foley expert

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