WFMU Playlist & Interactive Live Chat (The Digital Salon)
With the spooky season now behind us, we return for a handful of regular episodes, before “Holiday Programming Mode” kicks in, officially. First, we have Richard Diamond working on “The Mona Lisa Case,” where Diamond is hired by a man who winds up dead in his home. An art collector, it seems like the motive could involve a painting, and in a classic turn of events, it might be either his wife… or his butler. Then, it’s another unusual case for Rocky Jordan, where an old friend of his leaves a set of unusual X-Rays with him. But soon enough everyone and their brother seems interested in the X-Rays, and Rocky ends up going all over town trying to get to the bottom things. (Starring Paul Frees in two different roles this week!)
Then, after an installment of Dimestore Revelations, we get a very muffled installment of Blackstone, The Magic Detective, where wa wah wa garbled lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, garbled wa wah wah, and eventually, Blackstone saves the day. Lastly, we listen to a pilot episode for an anthology program that was presented in 1947, but was never picked up. We hear a very unusual morality tale involving the perils of liquor in this story, “Entity From The Void,” a story from a would-be show called Fantasy!
It’s old time radio on your new-fangled device!
Enjoy!
