We're your favorite rider's favorite show. Hosted by Tyler Shepardson, we give you a behind the scenes look into the Off-Road Racing world with exclusive industry news and pro rider interviews. Tyler is the announcer for the Full Gas Sprint Enduros and has also announced and held various roles for RacerTV and the GNCC series. Weekly shows every Tuesday recapping race weekends and various other episodes uploaded regularly. With Motocross taking the bulk of dirt bike coverage, we're trying to ...
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Blending research and literary analysis with conversation and review, we lock down crime stories and read them their rights. The game is afoot!
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Hudson River Radio's own Big Jim Wheeler is thrilled to share his personal collection of classic radio shows from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s! Jim grew up on a farm in upstate New York, where TV shows were scarce, and where radio was king. It was a time where families would gather around the radio to hear the latest episode of their favorite shows.
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Pipes and Piety exists to discuss theology and life in light of the Bible; we do this to strengthen the body of Christ, to glorify God, and to bring reverence to God. All of this will be accomplished by the grace of God, for it is only by him we are able to attain knowledge. Additionally, we seek to emphasize God's grace and that the law has been fulfilled in Christ; therefore, we look to him alone. We do all of the above while enjoying fellowship and a good pipe.
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Moe and Los smoke the Dro, join us in our episodes! Tune in as we dive into any and every topic. From food reviews, to modern hip hop culture, this podcast has it all! Grab your pipes, joints, blunts, and GB’s and light up that sweet reef. 🍁
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Cigars in Cinema is two dudes smoking cigars and talking Movies, TV, Music and whatever else they decide to discuss. Light up an enjoy the conversations. @cigarsincinema Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/meatcake1 http://www.iheart.com/talk/show/Calypso-Cigar-Reviews/
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Welcome to Underground Pipe Dreams, the podcast where we dive deep into the fascinating world of sewer and drain repair, trenchless technology, and pool repair. Join us as we explore the hidden underground infrastructure and the pool industry, uncovering the secrets and stories behind the scenes. With over 15 years of combined experience and a focus on trenchless repair technology, our knowledgeable hosts bring you insightful conversations with industry experts, including sewer and drain con ...
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This is not a pipe, it is a maze
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For The Health Of It with Juli Madacey LIVE MONDAYS 10 AM ET/9 CT/8 MT/7 PT & 4PM ITALY Health and vitality are your body’s natural state of being. Is that what your life feels like, or do you feel like that’s more of a pipe dream than an achievable goal? These days, when stress is worn like a badge of honour, it’s easy to lose sight of what really matters. Add to that all the conflicting information you hear on a daily basis about what to eat, how to exercise, and the societal pressures aro ...
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Up All Night, Poppin' Bottles is a down-to-earth and honest weekly podcast that celebrates (and commiserates) the ups and downs of motherhood. Hosted by friends and mothers Kat and Brooke, this podcast embraces authenticity and vulnerability while also providing a quick laugh. The hosts share their highs and lows of pregnancy, childbirth, and raising their newborns, and older children. In each episode, the hosts candidly explore the challenges faced by mothers, such as sleep deprivation, pos ...
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Ryan Rainbro, star of stage & screen, is joined by a friend to discuss one album in the history of RoadRunner Records chronologically. Find out how your favorite classics or unknown gems fit in the label's canon or informs music today!
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Richard Vine's debut novel transports readers to the sharp, seedy world of Manhattan art shows, broken hearts and criminal enterprise. What starts as helping out a murder investigation soon becomes much more for art-dealer (and friend of victim) Jackson Wyeth. "SoHo Sins" is crafted by Vine with a knowing pen, one that is encouraged by a wealth of …
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Lights Out was one of the earliest radio programs focusing on horror and the supernatural. It ran on several networks from 1934 to 1947 before making the transition to television. This episode, “Oxychloride X,” was broadcast on January 26, 1938.By Hudson River Radio .com
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Amos ’N Andy Part 1: Kingfish tricks his uncle into sending money for medical school. Then the uncle comes to check on his new practice. Aired on June 16, 1952. Part 2: Kingfish buys Sapphire a gold bracelet on credit. Then it gets repossessed and sold to another friend. Aired on June 23, 1952.By Hudson River Radio .com
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OTPT - Mountaineer GNCC, Zink Ranch Enduro, Hare and Hound
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Amos ’N Andy Part 1: Kingfish acts as a marriage broker, but his plans go down the drain. Aired on October 10, 1948. Part 2: Kingfish spends the budget for the yearly Lodge Outing. When the other members find out, he is forced to repay the money.By Hudson River Radio .com
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Amos ’N Andy Part 1: Andy writes a column in the local newspaper and gets sued for giving bad advice. Aired on January 26, 1945. Part 2: Kingfish sells Andy his mountain cabin. When Andy finds out there are taxes due on the cabin, he tricks Kingfish into returning the money.By Hudson River Radio .com
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We recap the racing action from this past weekend!
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Amos ’N Andy was a radio sitcom that aired from 1928 to 1960. The titled characters were Black, but were played by the two white show creators Freeman Gosden (Amos) and Charles Correll (Andy). The show had a brief stint on television from 1951 to 1953 where the title characters were played by Black actors. Part 1: Andy and Kingfish enter a sales co…
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We recap the return of GNCC racing and some of the headlines coming from the round 10 of the series and the return from summer break
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Everything You Always Wanted To Know About The Godfather (But Don't Ask)
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Everything You Always Wanted To Know About The Godfather (But Don’t Ask) By The Crazy Gang. This performance was recorded with a live audience on May 11, 1972.By Hudson River Radio .com
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Dragnet, “Big Cup,” aired on March 9, 1954.By Hudson River Radio .com
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Dragnet, “Big Pipe,” aired on February 23, 1954.By Hudson River Radio .com
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Who killed Dimitrios Makrupoulos? That’s what obsessive mystery writer Charles Latimer is eager to find out in Eric Ambler’s classic thriller from 1939. As he racks up European passport stamps in pursuit of an answer, the dark and criminal underbelly of a continent in flux is exposed to him, offering Latimer much more than fodder for his next novel…
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Dragnet, “Big Sucker,” aired on February 16, 1954. That’s just a fact, ma’am.By Hudson River Radio .com
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Gunsmoke, “Reward For Matt,” aired on April 30, 1955.By Hudson River Radio .com
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Our look at the post-Fleming world of 007 continues with "Licence Renewed", John Gardner's inaugural outing and the first James Bond novel of the 1980s. An ousted nuclear scientist with a Braveheart complex seeks revenge in this spy adventure. From fixed horse races and holographic bedrooms to night-driving and devilish highland games, we portion o…
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Dragnet, “Skid Row,” aired on April 9, 1955.By Hudson River Radio .com
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Artistry and imagination ran in the bloodline of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's family. His father, Charles, was driven by powerful appetites and ambitions that aptly reflected the Victorian spirit and would come to greatly influence his son. However, his personal life and mental health were marked by persistent struggle. From his advantaged start in Lon…
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Gunsmoke, “Bloody Hands,” aired on April 2, 1955. The story of the violence that moved west with young America, and the story of a man that moved with it, U.S. Marshall Matt Dillon, played by William Conrad.By Hudson River Radio .com
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We conclude this summer's Sherlock Selects series with "The Devil's Foot", originally published in 1910 and presented later in Conan Doyle's "His Last Bow" collection. Highlighted by a dastardly villain with a vengeful, colonial mind, this story also features a drug-induced journey into the unknown which tests Holmes and Watson's friendship to the …
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Bud Abbott and Lou Costello were the most popular comedy team of the 1940s and 1950s. This is their radio broadcast from December 12, 1946.By Hudson River Radio .com
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Louise Penny's debut novel transports readers to the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Canada, and the fictitious village of Three Pines. The mysterious death of a retired teacher, Jane Neal, sends this secluded community into a fog of suspicion marked by the exhumation of buried secrets, insecurities and dark history. Working the case is Chief Inspecto…
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Bud Abbott and Lou Costello were the most popular comedy team of the 1940s and 1950s. Who’s On First? Costello’s Farm The famous “Board” routine Hertz U-Drive The Story of Moby DickBy Hudson River Radio .com
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LTP Selects: The Illustrious Client (1925)
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Josh's selection for this year's "Sherlock Selects" returns us to The Illustrious Client. Marked by the predatory exploits of a dastardly Baron, this later Conan Doyle story (1925) spins its archetypal threads of good vs. evil while promoting emergent themes in context of suffragette and female agency. Our chat, originally recorded in-person during…
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George Burns and Gracie Allen were a married couple who had successful comedy career spanning over 40 years. Their radio show was slow to take off, but ultimately became a hit and ran from 1934 to 1950. “The Post Office,” aired on December 16, 1941.By Hudson River Radio .com
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The Burns & Allen Show- The Insurance Exam
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George Burns and Gracie Allen were a married couple who had successful comedy career spanning over 40 years. Their radio show was slow to take off, but ultimately became a hit and ran from 1934 to 1950. “The Insurance Exam,” aired on October 21, 1941.By Hudson River Radio .com
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The Hermits Cave radio show was a syndicated horror series that ran from 1937 to 1944. Scripts were sent to local radio stations so they could produce the show with their own local cast. It is believed that over 800 episodes were produced, but fewer than 40 recordings are known to still exist. We believe this episode, “Hanson’s Ghost,” was broadcas…
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In this installment, Josh presents a clean line through the scandalous phlegm of HUAC and the red scare in Hollywood which served as backdrop for many great film noir productions, including 1948's "Force of Evil". Director Abraham Polonsky fills each frame with atmosphere and suggestive imagery to help convey themes of family conflict and corruptio…
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Mid Year Check In Show With Stu Baylor
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Steward Baylor joins us to catch up and chat about all things transpiring so far in his 2024 campaign of running his team and competing at the top level
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Inner Sanctum, also known as Inner Sanctum Mystery, was a popular radio program that aired from 1941 to 1952. The stories had a good mix of horror and good humor. This is the show that established the creaking door as a scary sound effect. There were over 500 episodes broadcast, but only around 200 are known to still exist. “The Vengeful Corpse,” a…
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OTPT - Mason Dixon GNCC, and all other races
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We recap all sorts of racing action from across the country in this week's episode
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Part 1: Kingfish thinks Sapphire is trying to kill him. Aired on May 11, 1945. Part 2: Any receives a case of German bullion from his nephew. Aired on May 18, 1945.By Hudson River Radio .com
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In this episode, our first in a new branch exploring the continuation novels of James Bond, we look down the literary gunbarrel at "Colonel Sun", written by Robert Markham (Kingsley Amis). Published four years after Ian Fleming's death, Markham's compelling adventure situates agent 007 in a new world of espionage. "Colonel Sun" comes on the heels o…
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Part 1: Sapphire kicks Kingfish out of the house. Aired on April 27, 1945. Part 2: Andy and Kingfish enter a picture in a baby contest. Aired on May 4, 1945.By Hudson River Radio .com
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"Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again." Thus starts the troubled narrative of Daphne du Maurier's 1938 classic novel. Part mystery story, part Gothic romance, Rebecca manipulates features of both genres to impressive effect. It offers readers a haunting depiction of tormented characters in an eerily prescient country mansion. The novel fol…
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Part 1: Andy moves in with Kingfish after he’s evicted from his room. Aired on April 6, 1945. Part 2: Andy and Kingfish buy a car and find a body in the trunk. Aired on April 20, 1945.By Hudson River Radio .com
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We recap round 7 of the GNCC series
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Gunsmoke, “Horse Deal,” aired on March 26, 1955. The story of the violence that moved west with young America, and the story of a man that moved with it, U.S. Marshall Matt Dillon, played by William Conrad.By Hudson River Radio .com
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OTPT - Hoosier GNCC, Black Buffalo Enduro, Battle of The Goats
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we recap the past couple weeks of racing and look forward to this weekend's GNCC![--p[-/
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Gunsmoke, “The Mistake,” aired on March 19, 1955. The story of the violence that moved west with young America, and the story of a man that moved with it, U.S. Marshall Matt Dillon, played by William Conrad.By Hudson River Radio .com
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