WFMU: Dimestore Radio Theater with Austin Rich: Playlist from March 7, 2022

Listener comments!
	🎸 ♥ 5:56pm Austin Rich: Good Hello!
	6:00pm Otis: Hi Austin & Constance, ready for Marathon adventures! Going to be fun!!
	🎸 ♥ 6:01pm Austin Rich: It will! Our first VO will be in about 30 minutes! In the meantime, consider making a donation now, by clicking the banner on any WFMU page, and making a little donation!
	6:01pm Constance De Witt: Oh my! I love radio theater, I can listen to my favorite stars!
	🎸 ♥ 6:02pm Austin Rich: Alan Ladd, staring as: Dan Holiday!
	6:02pm Ellen Lovebug: Click-clock, click-clock, real sinister-like. That's a fun line
	♥ 6:03pm Scott67: G'day Austin & Audio Audience! I'm excited for the Marathon Matinee! 🍺🤓🤙🍿
	6:03pm Mr Fab: Welcome back, Constance! The world has been a little less romantic since you left the airwaves.
	🎸 ♥ 6:03pm Austin Rich: Ellen! Great to see you! And Scott67! Excellent!
	🎸 ♥ 6:03pm Austin Rich: @MR. Fab: Always a pleasure to see you!
	6:04pm Constance De Witt: I'm a good girl, but I believe in freeform radio! Pledge, pledge, pledge!
	♥ 6:04pm Scott67: G'day kisses Constance!! 🤓🤙💋💋💋
	6:04pm Constance De Witt: Hello Mr. Fab! Well, you never know when romance will pop up... not tonight, though! Good evening my dear Scott!
	🎸 ♥ 6:06pm Austin Rich: George Flitt! I wonder if this is a jab at "Jeff Regan, Investigator." The gimmick for that show is that Jeff works for "Anthony J. Lyon... The Lyon's Eye!" There's a lot of jokes on that show about Lions. Flitt: Heart of a lion?
	6:06pm Ellen Lovebug: I really like Ladd's voice
	6:07pm Otis: $50... just $25 more and he could've had the Sheena premium CD, The Album.
	🎸 ♥ 6:07pm Austin Rich: Alan Ladd does have the originally, laid back, deep mail voice. It sometimes sounds like he's phoning it in... but he's just playing, "cool as a cucumber..."
	6:07pm Constance De Witt: I think they might have used that car sound in many programs!
	🎸 ♥ 6:07pm Austin Rich: "deep male voice..."
	🎸 ♥ 6:08pm Austin Rich: Flitt is glued to the WFMU Marathon, especially the shows on Sheena's Jungle Room.
	6:08pm Mr Fab: Yes, Otis! You all can get the Sheena's CD/download by clicking on PLEDGE NOW up top of the page, and it will walk you thru. New! Rare! songs n sounds by Sheena's own DJs. Album of the Year!
	♥ 6:10pm Scott67: I thought she said, " I'm Rigour Mortis."
	6:10pm Ellen Lovebug: I love the clarinet in the background
	♥ 6:11pm Scott67: Keep from chilling himself.
	🎸 ♥ 6:11pm Austin Rich: There is some great ambient background music on this show.
	6:12pm Ellen Lovebug: Think, Halliday, it may be an important clue! Love that almost-there intuition in terms of suspense. Ooh, a breath of air in the garden. Truthtelling, or a setup? haha
	6:13pm Ellen Lovebug: I actually have heard really good things about the new Cyrano movie from my cousins.
	♥ 6:13pm Scott67: She mooned him? She hardly knows him!
	6:14pm Ellen Lovebug: This seems like a distraction while someone might bother the nephew inside
	🎸 ♥ 6:14pm Austin Rich: As was the style at the time, the diegetic and non-diegetic music in this show often overlaps, where the show's "theme music" and transition music is reproduced by a band, or on the radio, or in a club, or some other setting of the show. A lot of film noirs would do this, where the music would switch from "in the movie" to " commenting on the movie."
	6:14pm Mr Fab: as phony as a China egg? Ha, what's that mean?
	🎸 ♥ 6:15pm Austin Rich: Good question, Mr. Fab. I didn't notice that turn of phase, last time.
	6:15pm Ellen Lovebug: The drink likely had poison in it, I'd guess
	6:15pm Constance De Witt: Ouh!! A penthouse!
	6:16pm Ellen Lovebug: Remember the days of having to look for a phone?
	6:17pm Ellen Lovebug: Ominous
	6:18pm Ellen Lovebug: This all seems very obvious. Oh gosh, outrunning a train is iffy work
	6:20pm Mr Fab: Haha, yes, your pledges go to telescopes for mad scientists.
	🎸 ♥ 6:20pm Austin Rich: And sealing wax for the Scarlet Queen!
	♥ 6:21pm Scott67: Maybe a reference to the fake eggs they put under broody hens. 🥚🐔🐣
	6:23pm Listener Robert: Aspiring detectives have to tip well. Ever see "Dan Money" on SCTV? Cute take-off on Johnny Dollar, though not really much to do with it.
	6:24pm Ellen Lovebug: That was too obvious
	6:25pm Listener Robert: First I'll tell you all my plans.
	6:26pm Ellen Lovebug: So much exposition, so little time. Yay for the timely knock at the door
	6:27pm Ellen Lovebug: Triumph music!
	6:27pm Ellen Lovebug: I have to go back to work, but I'll try to tune in tomorrow. Love you
	6:29pm Listener Robert: That's why I was LOL at that passage in "Watchmen", wherein Veidt tells the heroes of his plot, and then...I wouldn't want to spoil if for you if you haven't read it. Also see the Cheapass Game "Before I Kill You, Mr. Bond...."
	6:30pm Mr Fab: do we know who did the voice of the "little man"?
	♥ 6:31pm Scott67: CONSTANCE!!💋💋💋💋
	6:32pm Otis: Constance De Witt for WFMU!
	6:32pm Mr Fab: Constance De Witt, back from the late, great Sheena's show "The Torch Is Burning"!
	6:33pm Mr Fab: "Sex and Broadcasting: A Film About WFMU."
	6:33pm Listener Robert: My guess would be that Little Man Flit was an additional part playe by one of the other cast.
	6:36pm Leland Meadows: I am listening and I love Austin and Constance providing quality radio to the masses. I am making food for the DJs now in the kitchen, a vegetable meatloaf with homemade applesauce.
	♥ 6:41pm Scott67: I'm not married, but I usually listen with a can in my hand. 🍺🤓🤙🎶📻
	♥ 6:43pm Scott67: The phone line makes it sound like CGI Constance. ☎️💻
	♥ 6:44pm Scott67: Onya Derek! Beached as bro! 🤓🤙
	6:50pm Otis: That break was the Jam!
	🎸 ♥ 6:52pm Austin Rich: Back to the chat! Thanks so much, Constance! That was lovely!
	6:52pm Constance De Witt: Thank you, Mr. Austin! And to everyone!
	6:53pm Mr Fab: for someone who has probably never touched a computer, you did great Constance!
	6:58pm Constance De Witt: Mr Fab, my hands are for fluffing pillows, tending to my roses, and organize finger food, not for technology!
	7:00pm Mr Fab: That was like watching a movie on fast-forward. Hey, bet we could get a lot of stories in if we always did it like this.
	🎸 ♥ 7:01pm Austin Rich: If I could have tracked down the script, I might have done the whole story with voices. (Maybe I still will someday?) But for now... the summary was all I could find, quickly.
	7:02pm Mr Fab: Joke/parody commercial are the ONLY ads you'll ever hear on this show. WFMU accepts NO sponsors but you, good listeners.
	7:02pm Listener Robert: I still think you should write a script that fits that summary, preferably "creatively", then produce it for next year.
	7:04pm Constance De Witt: What about Roma Wines?!
	🎸 ♥ 7:04pm Austin Rich: That's a good idea, Listener Robert. If I have time, I might try to write something to fit that story. But I'm a busy gent, as is. I should have gotten some Roma Wines commercials ready!
	🎸 ♥ 7:05pm Austin Rich: ACME Brand Sponsorship is, for some reason, the primary sponsorship for Dimestore Radio Theater.
	🎸 ♥ 7:06pm Austin Rich: "There's always a market for dancing girls." This was a kids show?
	7:06pm Mr Fab: were there any romance shows in the days of old time radio? Constance could host those. Sponsored by Roma wine (a subsidiary of ACME), of course.
	7:07pm Mr Fab: Cool, we're getting lots more Korla on the organ this episode.
	🎸 ♥ 7:07pm Austin Rich: There were tons of soaps and romance shows. I haven't listened to many, but I'm sure they are pretty good.
	🎸 ♥ 7:07pm Austin Rich: I love the episodes when Korla just gets to jam.
	7:09pm Mr Fab: actually, I do recall "The Torch Is Burning" did play some romance OTR soaps sometimes.
	7:11pm Constance De Witt: Oh yes, we sure did!
	7:26pm Otis: Wonderful fun pledge day in the Jungle Room!
	♥ 7:27pm Scott67: Smooches!!💋💋
	🎸 ♥ 7:28pm Austin Rich: There's more reasons to donate coming during this story! Listen to the end to hear how it all turns out!
	7:29pm Constance De Witt: Now, that's exciting programming!
	🎸 ♥ 7:30pm Austin Rich: I forgot to mention, but the person who wrote the summary of The Scarlet Queen is Stewart Wright, who wrote that summary in 2016 for The Metropolitan Washington Old Time Radio Club. More information here: radiorecall.com...
	🎸 ♥ 7:31pm Austin Rich: The references to the crumbled civilizations that were found on Mars seem like a nod to "The Martian Chronicles" to my mind.
	7:34pm Mr Fab: Yeah, I was definitely thinking Bradbury. But who did write this story?
	7:34pm Listener Robert: It's a common motif. You sure this wasn't BEFORE Bradbury's?
	🎸 ♥ 7:36pm Austin Rich: Written by Murray Leinster. Let me do some more research...
	🎸 ♥ 7:38pm Austin Rich: Martian Chronicles was a bunch of stories written over a long period of time, and collected in 1950, around the time that Dimension X first started.
	🎸 ♥ 7:42pm Austin Rich: Looks like "Lost Race" was published in April, 1949. While it's possible that Leinster hadn't read any of Bradbury's fiction previously... but that seems unlikely.
	7:42pm Listener Robert: There might be an entry at TVTropes for "lost civilization".
	7:45pm Listener Robert: Jules Verne did it, Edward Bulwer-Lytton did it. Come to think of it, who DIDN'T do a "lost civilization" story?
	🎸 ♥ 7:45pm Austin Rich: Lost Civilization on Mars?
	7:46pm Listener Robert: Anyplace. The setting is a trivial detail.
	🎸 ♥ 7:47pm Austin Rich: In particular, this story has a lot in common with "Mars Is Heaven." (Finding hallucinations of families on another planet, among the ruins of a crumbled civilization.) Both stories share the "imagining family members" at times when something dangerous happens. wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars_Is_Heaven!
	7:48pm Listener Robert: Did you ever see "The Thrill of It All"? The kids recognize all the TV plots, just the settings and costumes changed.
	🎸 ♥ 7:48pm Austin Rich: "Mars is Heaven" was published before "The Lost Race." Eventually the actors on Dimension X do "Mars Is Heaven," too!
	🎸 ♥ 7:51pm Austin Rich: We just had a listener make a $50 donation to Dimenstore Radio Theater! "This show is the jam!" Thanks so much! How cool is that!
	🎸 ♥ 7:52pm Austin Rich: We've only got a few more minutes fo this story, and we'll have one more show next week, to push hard for the Marathon! Please, make a donation! Get the Sheena's Special CD! Become a S4L Member! You can make it all possible!
	7:53pm Constance De Witt: That is wonderful! Thank you, listener!
	🎸 ♥ 7:55pm Austin Rich: A reference to "Volta," the planet the crew of the Starcloud were on their way to in a previous episode.
	7:57pm Listener Robert: Interesting -- connected stories!
	🎸 ♥ 7:58pm Austin Rich: This is the... third? fourth? ... show to criticism atomic power. Hmmmm. Probably going to be a theme on Dimension X.
	🎸 ♥ 7:59pm Austin Rich: ... to offer a criticism of...
	♥ 7:59pm Scott67: I wanna draw Space pictures now!
	🎸 ♥ 8:00pm Austin Rich: DO IT SCOTT67!
	8:00pm Listener Robert: I bet there was some allusion to this on "Lost" that I missed.
	8:00pm Mr Fab: thx Austin and Constance! And all who pledge.
	🎸 ♥ 8:01pm Austin Rich: Thanks again! See ya'll next week!
	♥ 8:01pm Scott67: Thanks Austin & Constance!✌😎💨🌷🌷

Dimestore Radio Theater with Austin Rich: Playlist from March 7, 2022

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Join us for two hours of old time radio dramas, as we present four different pulp fiction stories, every week! Noir Stories with everymen getting wrapped up in dangerous adventures! Sea-faring Tales that are as two-fisted as they are filled with romance! Mysterious Magicians from the Far East, or maybe a Science Fiction yarn from the Atomic Age! Dimestore Radio Theater offers a chance to engage in Theater of The Mind, and enter a world of incredible tales from both yesterday and tomorrow!

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March 7, 2022: Episode #7: A Pledge Drive Special! (Part 1)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Box 13	"Short Assignment" ""Short Assignment"" by "Box 13"	3 October 1948	Mayfair Productions	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Will Bradley	Celery Stalks At Midnight			0:37:57 (Pop-up)
The Voyage of The Scarlet Queen	"The Ninth Niece in the Street of Weeping Women"	(Read by Austin Rich)		0:52:50 (Pop-up)
Chandu The Magician	"Dorothy Is Rescued"	6 July 1948	Mutual–Don Lee Networ	1:01:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Will Bradley	Celery Stalks At Midnight			1:15:09 (Pop-up)
Dimension X	"The Lost Race" ""The Lost Race"" by "Dimension X"	20 May 1950	NBC Radio	1:27:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎸 ♥ 5:56pm Austin Rich: Good Hello!
	6:00pm Otis: Hi Austin & Constance, ready for Marathon adventures! Going to be fun!!
	🎸 ♥ 6:01pm Austin Rich: It will! Our first VO will be in about 30 minutes! In the meantime, consider making a donation now, by clicking the banner on any WFMU page, and making a little donation!
	6:01pm Constance De Witt: Oh my! I love radio theater, I can listen to my favorite stars!
	🎸 ♥ 6:02pm Austin Rich: Alan Ladd, staring as: Dan Holiday!
	6:02pm Ellen Lovebug: Click-clock, click-clock, real sinister-like. That's a fun line
	♥ 6:03pm Scott67: G'day Austin & Audio Audience! I'm excited for the Marathon Matinee! 🍺🤓🤙🍿
	6:03pm Mr Fab: Welcome back, Constance! The world has been a little less romantic since you left the airwaves.
	🎸 ♥ 6:03pm Austin Rich: Ellen! Great to see you! And Scott67! Excellent!
	🎸 ♥ 6:03pm Austin Rich: @MR. Fab: Always a pleasure to see you!
	6:04pm Constance De Witt: I'm a good girl, but I believe in freeform radio! Pledge, pledge, pledge!
	♥ 6:04pm Scott67: G'day kisses Constance!! 🤓🤙💋💋💋
	6:04pm Constance De Witt: Hello Mr. Fab! Well, you never know when romance will pop up... not tonight, though! Good evening my dear Scott!
	🎸 ♥ 6:06pm Austin Rich: George Flitt! I wonder if this is a jab at "Jeff Regan, Investigator." The gimmick for that show is that Jeff works for "Anthony J. Lyon... The Lyon's Eye!" There's a lot of jokes on that show about Lions. Flitt: Heart of a lion?
	6:06pm Ellen Lovebug: I really like Ladd's voice
	6:07pm Otis: $50... just $25 more and he could've had the Sheena premium CD, The Album.
	🎸 ♥ 6:07pm Austin Rich: Alan Ladd does have the originally, laid back, deep mail voice. It sometimes sounds like he's phoning it in... but he's just playing, "cool as a cucumber..."
	6:07pm Constance De Witt: I think they might have used that car sound in many programs!
	🎸 ♥ 6:07pm Austin Rich: "deep male voice..."
	🎸 ♥ 6:08pm Austin Rich: Flitt is glued to the WFMU Marathon, especially the shows on Sheena's Jungle Room.
	6:08pm Mr Fab: Yes, Otis! You all can get the Sheena's CD/download by clicking on PLEDGE NOW up top of the page, and it will walk you thru. New! Rare! songs n sounds by Sheena's own DJs. Album of the Year!
	♥ 6:10pm Scott67: I thought she said, " I'm Rigour Mortis."
	6:10pm Ellen Lovebug: I love the clarinet in the background
	♥ 6:11pm Scott67: Keep from chilling himself.
	🎸 ♥ 6:11pm Austin Rich: There is some great ambient background music on this show.
	6:12pm Ellen Lovebug: Think, Halliday, it may be an important clue! Love that almost-there intuition in terms of suspense. Ooh, a breath of air in the garden. Truthtelling, or a setup? haha
	6:13pm Ellen Lovebug: I actually have heard really good things about the new Cyrano movie from my cousins.
	♥ 6:13pm Scott67: She mooned him? She hardly knows him!
	6:14pm Ellen Lovebug: This seems like a distraction while someone might bother the nephew inside
	🎸 ♥ 6:14pm Austin Rich: As was the style at the time, the diegetic and non-diegetic music in this show often overlaps, where the show's "theme music" and transition music is reproduced by a band, or on the radio, or in a club, or some other setting of the show. A lot of film noirs would do this, where the music would switch from "in the movie" to " commenting on the movie."
	6:14pm Mr Fab: as phony as a China egg? Ha, what's that mean?
	🎸 ♥ 6:15pm Austin Rich: Good question, Mr. Fab. I didn't notice that turn of phase, last time.
	6:15pm Ellen Lovebug: The drink likely had poison in it, I'd guess
	6:15pm Constance De Witt: Ouh!! A penthouse!
	6:16pm Ellen Lovebug: Remember the days of having to look for a phone?
	6:17pm Ellen Lovebug: Ominous
	6:18pm Ellen Lovebug: This all seems very obvious. Oh gosh, outrunning a train is iffy work
	6:20pm Mr Fab: Haha, yes, your pledges go to telescopes for mad scientists.
	🎸 ♥ 6:20pm Austin Rich: And sealing wax for the Scarlet Queen!
	♥ 6:21pm Scott67: Maybe a reference to the fake eggs they put under broody hens. 🥚🐔🐣
	6:23pm Listener Robert: Aspiring detectives have to tip well. Ever see "Dan Money" on SCTV? Cute take-off on Johnny Dollar, though not really much to do with it.
	6:24pm Ellen Lovebug: That was too obvious
	6:25pm Listener Robert: First I'll tell you all my plans.
	6:26pm Ellen Lovebug: So much exposition, so little time. Yay for the timely knock at the door
	6:27pm Ellen Lovebug: Triumph music!
	6:27pm Ellen Lovebug: I have to go back to work, but I'll try to tune in tomorrow. Love you
	6:29pm Listener Robert: That's why I was LOL at that passage in "Watchmen", wherein Veidt tells the heroes of his plot, and then...I wouldn't want to spoil if for you if you haven't read it. Also see the Cheapass Game "Before I Kill You, Mr. Bond...."
	6:30pm Mr Fab: do we know who did the voice of the "little man"?
	♥ 6:31pm Scott67: CONSTANCE!!💋💋💋💋
	6:32pm Otis: Constance De Witt for WFMU!
	6:32pm Mr Fab: Constance De Witt, back from the late, great Sheena's show "The Torch Is Burning"!
	6:33pm Mr Fab: "Sex and Broadcasting: A Film About WFMU."
	6:33pm Listener Robert: My guess would be that Little Man Flit was an additional part playe by one of the other cast.
	6:36pm Leland Meadows: I am listening and I love Austin and Constance providing quality radio to the masses. I am making food for the DJs now in the kitchen, a vegetable meatloaf with homemade applesauce.
	♥ 6:41pm Scott67: I'm not married, but I usually listen with a can in my hand. 🍺🤓🤙🎶📻
	♥ 6:43pm Scott67: The phone line makes it sound like CGI Constance. ☎️💻
	♥ 6:44pm Scott67: Onya Derek! Beached as bro! 🤓🤙
	6:50pm Otis: That break was the Jam!
	🎸 ♥ 6:52pm Austin Rich: Back to the chat! Thanks so much, Constance! That was lovely!
	6:52pm Constance De Witt: Thank you, Mr. Austin! And to everyone!
	6:53pm Mr Fab: for someone who has probably never touched a computer, you did great Constance!
	6:58pm Constance De Witt: Mr Fab, my hands are for fluffing pillows, tending to my roses, and organize finger food, not for technology!
	7:00pm Mr Fab: That was like watching a movie on fast-forward. Hey, bet we could get a lot of stories in if we always did it like this.
	🎸 ♥ 7:01pm Austin Rich: If I could have tracked down the script, I might have done the whole story with voices. (Maybe I still will someday?) But for now... the summary was all I could find, quickly.
	7:02pm Mr Fab: Joke/parody commercial are the ONLY ads you'll ever hear on this show. WFMU accepts NO sponsors but you, good listeners.
	7:02pm Listener Robert: I still think you should write a script that fits that summary, preferably "creatively", then produce it for next year.
	7:04pm Constance De Witt: What about Roma Wines?!
	🎸 ♥ 7:04pm Austin Rich: That's a good idea, Listener Robert. If I have time, I might try to write something to fit that story. But I'm a busy gent, as is. I should have gotten some Roma Wines commercials ready!
	🎸 ♥ 7:05pm Austin Rich: ACME Brand Sponsorship is, for some reason, the primary sponsorship for Dimestore Radio Theater.
	🎸 ♥ 7:06pm Austin Rich: "There's always a market for dancing girls." This was a kids show?
	7:06pm Mr Fab: were there any romance shows in the days of old time radio? Constance could host those. Sponsored by Roma wine (a subsidiary of ACME), of course.
	7:07pm Mr Fab: Cool, we're getting lots more Korla on the organ this episode.
	🎸 ♥ 7:07pm Austin Rich: There were tons of soaps and romance shows. I haven't listened to many, but I'm sure they are pretty good.
	🎸 ♥ 7:07pm Austin Rich: I love the episodes when Korla just gets to jam.
	7:09pm Mr Fab: actually, I do recall "The Torch Is Burning" did play some romance OTR soaps sometimes.
	7:11pm Constance De Witt: Oh yes, we sure did!
	7:26pm Otis: Wonderful fun pledge day in the Jungle Room!
	♥ 7:27pm Scott67: Smooches!!💋💋
	🎸 ♥ 7:28pm Austin Rich: There's more reasons to donate coming during this story! Listen to the end to hear how it all turns out!
	7:29pm Constance De Witt: Now, that's exciting programming!
	🎸 ♥ 7:30pm Austin Rich: I forgot to mention, but the person who wrote the summary of The Scarlet Queen is Stewart Wright, who wrote that summary in 2016 for The Metropolitan Washington Old Time Radio Club. More information here: radiorecall.com...
	🎸 ♥ 7:31pm Austin Rich: The references to the crumbled civilizations that were found on Mars seem like a nod to "The Martian Chronicles" to my mind.
	7:34pm Mr Fab: Yeah, I was definitely thinking Bradbury. But who did write this story?
	7:34pm Listener Robert: It's a common motif. You sure this wasn't BEFORE Bradbury's?
	🎸 ♥ 7:36pm Austin Rich: Written by Murray Leinster. Let me do some more research...
	🎸 ♥ 7:38pm Austin Rich: Martian Chronicles was a bunch of stories written over a long period of time, and collected in 1950, around the time that Dimension X first started.
	🎸 ♥ 7:42pm Austin Rich: Looks like "Lost Race" was published in April, 1949. While it's possible that Leinster hadn't read any of Bradbury's fiction previously... but that seems unlikely.
	7:42pm Listener Robert: There might be an entry at TVTropes for "lost civilization".
	7:45pm Listener Robert: Jules Verne did it, Edward Bulwer-Lytton did it. Come to think of it, who DIDN'T do a "lost civilization" story?
	🎸 ♥ 7:45pm Austin Rich: Lost Civilization on Mars?
	7:46pm Listener Robert: Anyplace. The setting is a trivial detail.
	🎸 ♥ 7:47pm Austin Rich: In particular, this story has a lot in common with "Mars Is Heaven." (Finding hallucinations of families on another planet, among the ruins of a crumbled civilization.) Both stories share the "imagining family members" at times when something dangerous happens. wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars_Is_Heaven!
	7:48pm Listener Robert: Did you ever see "The Thrill of It All"? The kids recognize all the TV plots, just the settings and costumes changed.
	🎸 ♥ 7:48pm Austin Rich: "Mars is Heaven" was published before "The Lost Race." Eventually the actors on Dimension X do "Mars Is Heaven," too!
	🎸 ♥ 7:51pm Austin Rich: We just had a listener make a $50 donation to Dimenstore Radio Theater! "This show is the jam!" Thanks so much! How cool is that!
	🎸 ♥ 7:52pm Austin Rich: We've only got a few more minutes fo this story, and we'll have one more show next week, to push hard for the Marathon! Please, make a donation! Get the Sheena's Special CD! Become a S4L Member! You can make it all possible!
	7:53pm Constance De Witt: That is wonderful! Thank you, listener!
	🎸 ♥ 7:55pm Austin Rich: A reference to "Volta," the planet the crew of the Starcloud were on their way to in a previous episode.
	7:57pm Listener Robert: Interesting -- connected stories!
	🎸 ♥ 7:58pm Austin Rich: This is the... third? fourth? ... show to criticism atomic power. Hmmmm. Probably going to be a theme on Dimension X.
	🎸 ♥ 7:59pm Austin Rich: ... to offer a criticism of...
	♥ 7:59pm Scott67: I wanna draw Space pictures now!
	🎸 ♥ 8:00pm Austin Rich: DO IT SCOTT67!
	8:00pm Listener Robert: I bet there was some allusion to this on "Lost" that I missed.
	8:00pm Mr Fab: thx Austin and Constance! And all who pledge.
	🎸 ♥ 8:01pm Austin Rich: Thanks again! See ya'll next week!
	♥ 8:01pm Scott67: Thanks Austin & Constance!✌😎💨🌷🌷

Dimestore Radio Theater with Austin Rich: Playlist from March 7, 2022

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