Welcome to the great

detectives of old-time radio brought to you by June's journey, The Lost Diaries.

From Boise, Idaho, this is your host, Adam Graham. If you have a comment, email it to me.

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become one of our friends on Facebook. Facebook.com slash Radio Detectives. In a

moment we're going to get into today's episode of Man Called X. The original

air date is October the 27th of 1950. Now listening to the episode you may get a

little bit of a sense of deja vu. I know I certainly did. And it turns out this

was actually a story that was used during the CBS run back in November of 1947.

Now there's at least one similarity and a couple of differences I want to talk

about after the episode. But now I do want to let you know a little bit about our

sponsor. You know, in the 21st century we face a lot of different challenges. And

sometimes we can have nostalgia or rose-colored glasses views of the past for the

more similar times. However, there were problems back then and some of those issues

may be similar to the things we deal with now. At least that's what Autumn's

finding as she's going through her great-grandmother's diary. In her great-grandmother

June's lost diary, Autumn reads all about a wide-ranging experiences that June had as

she lived in interesting and varied life, encountering such historical advances World

War One and Prohibition and the Women's Suffrage Movement. Along the way, June encounters

many issues and uses wisdom and good sense that speaks to Autumn today. June's journey

the Lost Diaries is inspired by Wuga's hit and objects game. It's an intimate ASMR experience

led by Sarah Grayson, a talented indie game actress. This is also the first ever narrative

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