The Welcome to the great detectives of old time radio from Boise, Idaho. This is your host, Adam Graham. In a moment, we're going to get into

this week's episode of The Adventures of the Falcon. But first, I want to encourage you if you're

enjoying the podcast to follow us using your favorite podcast software. And as this is our first

episode of the month of September, I want to go

ahead and welcome our latest platinum Patreon supporters who have been supporting the podcast

for 10 years. And I want to go ahead and thank Debbie and John, both supporting us at the Shawmus level of $4 or more per month.

Thank you so much for your support.

And of course, this marks the formal start of our listener support and appreciation campaign,

and we will talk more about that after today's episode, but you can become one of our

Patreon supporters at patreon.gretactives.net. Now from February 8th, 1954, here is the case of the

Wandering Wife. And now we invite you to listen to the adventures of the falcon, as Mike Waring solves the

case of the wandering wife.

There's one thing you learn working as a private detective.

If you keep your eyes open, you're bound to reach a goal.

Case in point, I give you Larry Barker.

Larry is the rugged-looking boy making his way down the fourth-floor corridor of the Harris building.

Right now, he's looking for trouble.

When he stops in front of room 419, the odds are 20 to 1.

He'll find it.

John? Yacht. I'm looking for Frank Pulaski. Well, if you don't find it, it ain't because you don't drive the right places. You, Pulaski? That's right. I'm Larry Barker. The bookie? I don't think we have to go into that. Well, whatever you say, Mr. Backe. Just down.

Nice.

What can I do you for?

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