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Fort Laramie - "Audition" (Old Time Radio, 1955)

Fort Laramie presents “Audition,” originally broadcast July 25, 1955. This unnumbered CBS audition/pilot stars John Dehner as Captain Lee Quince, a role later played by Raymond Burr in the regular series. Captain Quince leads a patrol after a white...

Myths & Legends for Sleep

The Chupacabra: The Strange Beast of Caribbean Folklore

In 1995, reports of dead sheep, goats, chickens, and other domestic animals began troubling communities across Puerto Rico. Some animals were said to bear puncture wounds. Some owners believed there was little blood visible. Soon, the reports gathered around a memorable new name: el chupacabras, the goat-sucker. This episode follows the modern Caribbean legend from the hills of Orocovis to the municipality of Canóvanas, where Mayor José Ramón Soto Rivera joined public searches for the unknown attacker. It also follows Madelyne Tolentino, whose description of an upright creature with large eyes and spines along its back gave the legend its best-known Puerto Rican form. As television and newspapers carried the story beyond the island, the creature changed. In Mexico, Texas, and the American Southwest, the chupacabra was often described not as a spiny biped, but as a hairless animal resembling a dog or coyote. Some later carcasses were tested and identified as known canids, often affected by mange. Yet those findings do not identify every predator involved in Puerto Rico’s early livestock losses. Told with care for the people, animals, and places at the center of the story, this is a quiet account of how real losses, uncertain evidence, public fear, memory, media, and imagination gave Puerto Rico one of the world’s most enduring modern legends. This podcast uses artificial intelligence in its research, writing, production, and narration. Episodes are editorially reviewed before publication. #MythsAndLegendsForSleep #ModernCryptidFolkloreLivestockMysteryAndCultural #Chupacabra #PuertoRico #CaribbeanFolklore YES OR NO: Do you think a legend can remain meaningful even when its first events are uncertain???????

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The Adventures Of Philip Marlowe | Old Time Radio

The Adventures of Philip Marlowe - "The White Carnation" (Old Time Radio, 1950)

The Adventures of Philip Marlowe presents “The White Carnation,” episode 102, originally broadcast on CBS on September 22, 1950. Gerald Mohr stars as Raymond Chandler’s hard-boiled private detective, Philip Marlowe; the episode was produced and...