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I do want to encourage you to check out our other podcasts today.

I'm highlighting the amazing world of radio at amazing.greatdetectives.net.

This is a podcast series with a lot of different programs and special series.

We have holiday specials, but we've also done things like a summer of Humphrey Bogart,

the summer of Angela Lansbury and Top Secret, which were chosen by my listeners, as well

as tributes to recently deported actors like Dean Stockwell and Larry Storch, and spring

mini-series that I've done, including the Whistler, the Lost Episodes, and old-time radio

plays about Alexander Hamilton.

We have a new spring series that's going to be starting on February 22, but you can

get caught up on all of our radio goodness over at amazing.greatdetectives.net, and

you can find all the different podcasts we do linked right at the top of greatdetectives.net.

And now we're going to get into Michael Popper Private Detective, and this was an interesting

series that presented a mystery for me to solve.

It aired for four brief months between October 1941 and February 1942 over the Blue Network

and was sponsored by Canada Dry.

And here was the mystery that I was presented.

The series featured some memorable voices, including John Gibson as Doc, but who was the

star of this series?

No one seemed to know, indeed.

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