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The On day one of Sailing Fest, after the talking Twilight Zone in the 21st Century panel, attendees got the chance to speak

with the lineup of authors present, who have all contributed to the conversation about Rod Serling

in the Twilight Zone in their own way. And this is when we had scheduled the Twilight Zone podcast live.

And while a technical difficulty at the venue stopped me from broadcasting to the room,

I still took the opportunity to chat briefly with the authors between signings.

Martin Grams Jr. author of Unlocking the Door to a Television Classic.

Okay, I am sitting here with a gentleman whose name I must have mentioned about a million times on the podcast because we have the Twilight Zone companion but I think my Twilight Zone Bible is unlocking the door to a television

classic Martin Graham's Jr. Thanks for speaking to me man. A pleasure meeting you in person and

being on the show. I've spoken to a lot of people today and they, a lot of people assume that you would be an older gentleman,

but you're not, you're very, you're very young and what attracts you to this era of

entertainment because I have your radio book, you know, you do the Twilight Zone book,

the Shadow Book is absolutely amazing.

So what attracts you to that particular era?

I've always have, just since I was a kid.

I guess exposure to old-time radio when I was probably eight or nine years old.

And then after that, I just took off from there.

And black and white is not a stigma to me,

as opposed to the older younger generation

of today so it's just something i've always had for a twilight zone fan maybe who is um interested in

getting into classic radio what would you say a good show to start out with is oh you mean radio

program um i like the Mysterious Traveler.

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