Another journey into the realm of the strange and terrifying.

I hope you will enjoy the trip that it will thrill you a little and chill you a little.

So settle back. Get a good grip on your nerves.

Where are we going? You'll find out when we get there.

Well, greetings, everybody. Welcome back to the podcast. I sincerely hope that everyone is having

a great week so far.

And I've got a play for you guys today from the Boston Blackie program.

But real quick, before we get into that, got a email here from my friend Vin over in Sri Lanka.

And he says, Dear Dakota, I heard you are going to do some re-recording.

So please reconsider about CBS suspense shows interview parts and next week parts, World War II

announcements, etc. Don't forget we always admire and appreciate your hard work.

Well, thanks a bunch, buddy.

I really do appreciate the kind words.

And you do bring up some very good questions there that I would love to address here on the podcast.

So yes, just in case you guys haven't heard yet, I am working really hard on going back to the old episodes and re-recording them to improve the overall quality of those old shows. So thank you so much for your patience.

And if you're brand new to the podcast, listening back to the old episodes, just want to thank you

for your patience and understanding.

Like I said, I am working really hard on re-recording those. So hopefully, you know, by the end of

the year, if not before then, hopefully we will have that wrapped up. Now, as far as certain ads and interview parts that Venn mentions here,

so here's the deal with that. Here's kind of how I treat that. If I hear an ad in one of these plays

that I think has some kind of historical significance, like surrounding World

War II or something like that. I will generally leave those ads in. I definitely try to

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