Radio Detective

Radio Detective Story Hour podcasts. Presenting detective, suspense, and mystery shows and commentary since 2005 (now retired).

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@greg_herriett https://t.co/EaznEvsCHR

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@JakeSherman I’m from Ohio and this is typical logic to be expected from our Ohio reps. 😳

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@Mediaite If you want to hear comparison yourself go to my site https://t.co/YzWgQMo5VF where you can relive it via broadcast news of 1938!

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As we watch and wait the news on the Ukraine crisis, I offer this page on a lesson in Putin’s tactics:

https://t.co/wFVOk6kT4j

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@WDTN_Brian Watching WDTN weather this AM. Please tell Jaime that Bellbrook exists in your station vwng area. She never mentions in her reports.

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This is a typical dilemma of limited space: I agree that a simple solution would have been brackets or simply commas used correctly.

[Ian Game 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 @GameIan]

@StuartHumphryes @Classicbritcom I read it as to Reg and his wife, the laughter bit should be in brackets and just explains who he is?

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I was in LOC on 9/11. When they decided to evacuate it was pretty fast then. Of course there was fear of the fourth plane hitting either White House or Capitol across the street!

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Make thst 7…I missed Ed Bradley

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A monumental photo from the 50th Anniversary of CBS in 1978. Can you name everyone?

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Ah yes, 1978…I counted 6 people of color in that whole group.

[Vintage Los Angeles @alisonmartino]

A monumental photo from the 50th Anniversary of CBS in 1978. Can you name everyone?

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Find a sunny spot and you’ll find a cat! Thanks for sharing.

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How about you? What film or films early on made an impact on your cinematic life? 3/3

https://t.co/jYZaECmA7E

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When Charade (1963) was first release, this American boy was bowled over by this suspense thriller and the classiness of Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn. I was in high school and hoped someday, I would be able to visit some of the European spots that appeared in the film. 1/3

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I was impressionable; the slick romance thriller with the exciting music by Henry Mancini made this film one of my all time favorites. Sadly, it wasn't until 46 years later, I made my first trip to those locations that helped shaped my interest in film. 2/3

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@Hawses Offer her sympathy for her ignorance!

[What're you giving me with the flying fish @RomanPBone1]

Swedish poster for Dr. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE (1931).

US film directed by Rouben Mamoulian and starring Fredric March and Miriam Hopkins.

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Watching on live TV as little John-John Kennedy saluted his father’s casket as it passed in parade on its way to Arlington Cemetery.

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@daveroyaldj @PulpTickertape I’m going to dial the phone while I’m waiting for the tubes on my television to warm up.

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I’ve stood in that area at Bromfield’s farm. Beautiful place to visit! Parts of the Shawshank Redemption was filmed on property too.

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On this day in 1945, exactly two weeks after the United States defeated Germany in WWII, Humphrey Bogart married Lauren Bacall at the Ohio farm of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Louis Bromfield. Bacall would later say: “No one has ever written a romance better than we lived it.”

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When people could have reasonable discussion without being at each other’s throat!

[BabelColour @StuartHumphryes]

London 1944 - this is Speaker's Corner, Hyde Park, during the midst of War. All original colour.

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Based on an equally great thriller novel by Dorothy B Hughes!

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In a Lonely Place, a fantastic film noir featuring one of Humphrey Bogart’s very best performances, premiered in New York City on this day in 1950. Both @TIME and @BBCFilm rank it as one of the best films ever, and @Slant_Magazine named it the greatest film noir of all time.