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How to Keep Christmas Gifts From Tearing Apart Your Family ~ Dr. John Delony

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The Legacy Base That Had to Keep ListeningBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/dark-mysteries-unsolved-mysteries-forgotten-secrets-unanswered-questions--5684156/support.Darkest Mysteries OnlineThis episode includes AI-generated content.

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I Need A Plan To Leave My Husband ~ Dr. John Delony

X Minus One presents “The Man in the Moon,” episode 6, originally broadcast on May 29, 1955. This NBC science-fiction drama was written by George Lefferts and directed by Fred Weihe, and remade an earlier Dimension X story of the same title.At the Federal Bureau of Missing Persons, a routine bulletin is interrupted by an SOS apparently coming from the Moon. Records custodian Henry Timpkin, played by Luis Van Rooten, recognizes a name in the transmission—and as reports of vanished scientific

Scientists Found a Plant in the Amazon. It Was Too Dangerous to Keep Alive.

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The Lone Ranger presents “Design for Murder,” episode 1545 of The Lone Ranger, originally broadcast December 16, 1942. Brace Beemer stars as the Lone Ranger, with John Todd as Tonto.In the high border country near Canada, the Lone Ranger and Tonto encounter growing danger around the Martin Copper Mine. Young Dan Frisby, Old Mac, and a troubling silver bullet draw them into an unfolding struggle involving the ominous Snake Handson. Written by Fran Striker, this installment continues the Martin Copper

CBS Radio Mystery Theater presents “It’s Murder Mr Lincoln,” originally broadcast March 18, 1975, as episode 241. Written by Sam Dann and produced and directed by Himan Brown, this historical legal mystery stars Keir Dullea as a young Abraham Lincoln.In 1837 Springfield, Illinois, Lincoln takes on the defense of Franklin Jones, accused of murder after making a public threat against a local businessman. With the evidence seemingly stacked against his client, the young lawyer must search beyond

Cuando pensamos en brujería por envidia, muchas veces imaginamos problemas entre desconocidos, rivales o personas que simplemente desean vernos fracasar. Pero algunas de las historias más inquietantes ocurren dentro de la propia familia, entre hermanos, primos y personas que han convivido durante años sin imaginar hasta dónde puede llegar el resentimiento.En este episodio de Hablemos de Terror conoceremos tres experiencias relacionadas con trabajos de brujería realizados por envidia, dinero y el

Suspense presents “The Long Wait,” episode 4, originally broadcast November 2, 1949. This archival recording features a hard-boiled drama of revenge, loyalty, and second chances.Recently released from prison, Dan Varrell returns to Manhattan still haunted by his brother’s death. His search leads him to Lois Williams and the dangerous world surrounding her, while a police lieutenant keeps a close watch. Burt Lancaster stars as Dan Varrell in an original play by Fred Freiberger.Suspense presents the

The Shadow presents “The Chill of Death,” originally broadcast January 4, 1948. Commonly cataloged as episode 429, this preserved Mutual Broadcasting System broadcast was sponsored by Blue Coal and written by Louis Vittes. Bret Morrison stars as Lamont Cranston, with Grace Matthews as Margo Lane.When an insurance executive detects a troubling pattern involving the deaths of maids employed by the Baileys, Lamont and Margo begin to investigate. To get closer to the truth, Margo takes a dangerous

Gunsmoke presents “The Blacksmith,” episode 111 of the classic CBS radio series, originally broadcast on June 5, 1954. Written by John Meston and produced and directed by Norman Macdonnell, the episode stars William Conrad as Marshal Matt Dillon, with Parley Baer as Chester.In Dodge City, Emil, a good-natured German blacksmith, faces repeated harassment from local bully Gil Tallman. As tensions rise, Dillon and the town witness a searching test of the blacksmith’s patience, dignity, and

Escape presents “The Man Who Liked Dickens,” originally broadcast on CBS on December 21, 1952 (episode 162). Adapted by John Meston from Evelyn Waugh’s 1933 short story, the drama stars Terry Kilburn and Joseph Kearns.In the remote Brazilian jungle, a weakened English traveler, Paul Henty, finds refuge with the isolated Mr. McMaster, whose devotion to Charles Dickens is as remarkable as it is unsettling. This darkly ironic tale of survival and hospitality was directed and produced by Antony

Yours Truly Johnny Dollar — “The Sea Legs Matter Part 2” originally aired on CBS Radio on July 31, 1956. This is episode 447 and the second chapter of the five-part “Sea Legs Matter” serial, starring Bob Bailey as insurance investigator Johnny Dollar.Johnny follows the trail of missing yachtsman Douglas R. Lanphier and his insured yacht, the Sea Legs, from Long Island to Bluefields, Nicaragua. With claimant Constance Lanphier unexpectedly joining the journey, Dollar’s inquiries along the Caribbean

Box 13 presents “The Professor and the Puzzle,” episode 21 of the classic mystery series, originally broadcast January 9, 1949. Alan Ladd stars as novelist-adventurer Dan Holiday in this Mutual Broadcasting System production from Mayfair Productions.Dan answers a plea from an old college friend after a professor’s apparent suicide throws a broken engagement and a campus romance into doubt. At Dell College, troubling clues lead Holiday toward Professor Martin A. Gardner’s laboratory and a dangerous

0676 - Boomerang (7/4/1977)Written by Elspeth Eric. Directed by Himan Brown.Cast: Corrine Orr; Ann Sheppard; Norman Rose; Michael Wager.A young witch enlists the Devil's help in casting spells on the man who continues to spurn her romantic advances.CBSRMT Trivia: The closing cast credits for the next four episodes are read by someone other than E.G. Marshall. The cast credits for today's episode, "Boomerang," are read by Himan Brown.Defects: Poor audio quality.

I’m Married, But I’m Attracted to Someone Else ~ Dr. John Delony