Hey Tom, this is Chad. I'm here with a couple of special guests who want to give you just a personal welcome.

Hey, Tom, this is Jeff Serling.

This is Andrew Serling.

We just wanted to say we miss you at Serling Fest this year.

Hope to see you soon and hope you're doing well across the pond there.

You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind, a journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination.

That's the signpost up ahead, your next stop, the Twilight Zone. For almost a decade now, the Ruds

Manor.

For almost a decade now, the Rod Serling Memorial Foundation have been inviting fans of Rod Serling to celebrate his life in his hometown of Binghamton, New York, at Sailing Fest.

But if like me you weren't able to make the event this year,

don't worry, because now you can have Sailing Fest at home.

Thanks to the work of Chad Boykin, the publisher at Jobber House Press,

and his friend Chris,

tonight will be bringing you a host of interviews

with various people at the convention

to give us a flavour of just what we missed.

So before we start, I'd like to thank Chad and Chris for getting all of these interviews.

They've got a couple of hours worth of material so, I'm going to be splitting this one up into two parts.

Now for the past couple of years, Sailing Fest has been held at the Forum Theatre in Binghamton,

and while the presentations are happening on stage, there is also a vendor's room with people selling merchandise throughout the day.

It could be Rod Sailing-related merchandise, or it could be authors selling signed copies of their books. And usually you'll get one or two of the Sailing family milling around as well.

But this isn't like Comic-Con where you get 30 seconds with the people at the table.

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