Well, the answer is simple. Recently, I met some distillers and blenders, and together we cooked up our own brand of Tennessee bourbon, double barrel, and straight rye whiskey. You have to taste it, then it speaks for itself. But, we all thought it might be a good idea to do an episode of Theme Time all about those various amber intoxicants.
I mean, does anybody still have a radio? Some folks might even be listening on a smart toaster. Thanks again! An I still eligible for that gift and offline listening? Thank you. Previous comments imply that there is some way to listen to the shows via streaming, but I have no idea how to do that. Are you still accepting donations?
Thank you for putting this together. What a cool contribution. These shows are nothing short of amazing and wish they could be available with more regularity. I love the Tom Petty Buried Treasure as well and am happy he has a channel.
TTRH certainly merits a more regular return. These will be viewed as historic one day. A bus driver talks to his only passenger. Where we count down It's night time in the Big City Foghorns bellow in the gloom along the wharf A crying woman in a nightgown can't flag down a cab. It's night time in the big city A writer stares at a blank sheet of paper A writer stares at a blank sheet paper. It's night time in the big city Foghorns bellow in the gloom along the wharf Milk in the coffee only turns it gray.
It's night time in the Big City Freshly fallen snow turns grey in the gutter A waitress returns home, happy to take her shoes off "For the next hour we are going to examine the involuntary, unconscious activity known as Somewhere Over The Rainbow Background during intro.
It's night time in the big city The people upstairs are making noise A coyote cowers in the bushes on Observatory Hill. We had Podcast App. All podcasts. Download our free app to listen on your phone. Older episodes.
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