Hello.

This is Adam Graham. This week we'll be playing some on-core performances as we take our summer break from recording.

We're spotlighting two programs from our archives.

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday listen for crime and Peter Chambers. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday enjoy pursuit.

If you're interested in either of these series you can locate the full archive over at www.biglist.greatdetectives.net

or in your favorite podcast store. Please enjoy and we will be back next week with fresh episodes.

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Before we get started, I want to encourage you if you've known already to pick up your copy of an ounce of prevention. It's my first ever detective story.

It's a novel that where a private detective takes on the simple task of protecting a fourth grade teacher but ends up facing the greatest moral dilemma of his career.

The book is available in the Kindle store. It's also available as an audiobook through audible.com or the iTunes store.

You can find all my books, audiobooks, and ebooks at store.greatdetectives.net.

Well now let's go ahead and we're going to take a listen to pursuit. Previously paid late the series. Back in I believe it was our fifth season.

There were two separate runs that we played. There was a run from the fall of 1949 to the spring of 1950,

during Ted DeCorsia as Inspector Peter Black of Scotland Yard. Then there was a summer run in 1951 that actually became an ongoing series of in the fall of 1951 and into 1952,

during Ben Runt. However there was another run in between these two and there weren't episodes in circulation back when we did pursuit but now we have the entire run.

It was a summer run seeing John Daener. Daener as I mentioned before played Paladin in the radio version of Have Gun Will Travel and he also starred in Frontier Gentlemen.

Beyond John Daener much of the behind the mic crew from the previous series is all here. Elliott Lois is producer director and Gildown and Anthony Ellis is the writer.

So we'll go ahead and we will take a listen now. The original air date on today's episode of pursuit is July 1st of 1950 and this is pursuit of the man who couldn't go home.

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Perseute, a criminal strikes and fades quickly back into the shadows of his own dark world.

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