Hello, this is your host, Adam.

I'm Adam Graham. Tomorrow our new podcast, the old-time radio snack wagon, which

premieres tomorrow, we're providing you a sneak peek today so that you can get

an idea of what the new podcast is about and if it's something you'd be

interested in subscribing to. I've been thinking about implanting this for about

a year and I hope you enjoyed it. It's definitely a different sort of old-time

radio podcast and if you like what you hear, I encourage you to subscribe at

snackwagon.net. Now without any further ado, here is the first episode of the old

time radio snack wagon. Excuse me? Are you Adam Graham? The very same and this is my

old-time radio snack wagon.

Welcome to the old-time radio snack wagon where we serve up a bite-sized

portion of old-time radio and now here's your snack wagon host, Adam Graham.

And welcome to the old-time radio snack wagon. This is the start of a new

podcast. Here we will focus on shorter. It's of old-time radio across a variety of

genres. I'll talk a little bit more about the type of programs that we're

going to feature but I don't want to go too long before I serve up this week's

old-time radio snack. There were few performers as well-loved or well-

respected in Hollywood's Golden Age than Jimmy Stewart and I wanted to start out

with some of his work and we'll be playing an episode of Voice of the Army.

Voice of the Army was one of many syndicated public service radio programs

that aired during radio's Golden Age. Probably the most famous of these was

guest star which was produced to encourage listeners to buy savings bond.

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