"The Big Broadcast" Live Sunday 10/13 7-11pm est

WAMU ^ | 10/13/19 | Freak SJW Murray Horwitz

[Vision]

Friends it's Sunday night again and time to relax. Warm up the tubes for another 4 hours of classic radio Americana.

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Info *tonight's show will be available at the "Info" link starting tomorrow.

Official OTR Blog of "The Big Broadcast" thread:

http://kallmansalley.com/

[Vision]

The Big Broadcast is a Sunday night tradition for families throughout the WAMU listening area.

Longtime radio personality and The Big Broadcast host Ed Walker passed away early on Oct. 26 at age 83. We invite you to leave your thoughts and remembrances.

Saying Goodbye To Ed Walker

Ed Walker spent 65 years on the radio. His last program was unlike any other.

[Vision]

Happy Sunday Night...Classic Radio Time...

[Vision]

Happy Sunday!

Love The Halls of Ivy...Counterspy (if this is the show based on real stories) is awesome...never seen a Grand Old Opry here...have no idea what the Carter Family is...Suspense!...and The Lady Esther Screen Guild Theatre should be good...

How are things?

[humblegunner]

Official OTR Blog

Wait... a blog?

[Vision]

Yea

[WXRGina]

There’s a silly goose! :-D

[WXRGina]

Hi, Vision! How’s it going?

[humblegunner]

Goose, moose, Sarah’s Caboose...

[Vision]

Life’s good Gina. What are you up to?

[Viking2002]

Happy rainy but finally, mercifully cool Sunday, folks.

[Vision]

Hey. No rain up here. Soil is like dust, we haven’t had real rain since July or June. How are you?

[S.O.S121.500]

No line up this week?

[WXRGina]

I hear she’s going to be single now.

[WXRGina]

We’re fine. I’m so glad to be back home after almost a week in Texas. Keith and the cats are glad I’m back, too.

:-)

[WXRGina]

Happy Sunday, Viking! We’re glad we’ve had rain and now cooler temperatures, too.

[Vision]

Sorry!

7 p.m. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
“The Wayward Trout Matter” (Original air date April 20, 1958. CBS network, AFRTS rebroadcast) (Running time 19:17)

7:22 p.m. I Can Hear It Now 1933-1945 excerpts, 1940 Election

7:30 p.m. The Halls Of Ivy
(Original air date October 10, 1951. NBC Network.) (Running time 26:03)
NPR Basic Jazz Record Library, “The Best of Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers”

8:00 p.m. Gunsmoke
“Meshougah” (Original air date February 21, 1953. CBS Network.) (Running time 27:16)

8:30 p.m. Dragnet
“The Big Revolt” (Original air date June 21, 1953. NBC network) (Running time 26:10)

9:00 p.m. Counterspy
“The Case of The Loganberry Point Spy” (Original air date September 14, 1942. NBC Blue Network.) (Running time 27:41)

9:30 p.m. Grand Ole Opry
(Original air date February 16, 1950. WSM origination, NBC Network, AFRS rebroadcast.) (Running time 25:12)

9:50 The Carter Family (Original air date 1950. KWTO origination, Radiozark syndication)(Running time 7:11)

10:00 p.m. Suspense
“A Thing Of Beauty” (Original air date May 29, 1947. CBS Network.) (Running time 26:04)

10:30 p.m. The Lady Esther Screen Guild Theatre
“Shopworn Angel” (Original air date October 2, 1944. CBS Network.) (Running time 29:52)

[Viking2002]

Sorry, was out lording over a stock pot of homemade chili (good weather for it). Hanging in there. Bad day with the legs and feet today, so I may go fire up the foot spa, and load up some hot water and epsom salts later. My feet were freezing when I got up, and the nerves were like a four-alarm electrical fire. Went to the market to pick up the remaining ingerdients for tonight’s chili that I forgot yesterday, and it felt like someone beat my soles and heels with a wiffle ball bat. Could just be the change in the weather. I’ve noticed that as I get older, my general maladies and Jerry’s Kid afflictions seem to notice changes in the weather more acutely. There’s some truth to the caricature of the old geezer rubbing his lower back and saying, “Yep, we got some rain moving in, my lumbago’s acting up.” LOL! It’s 66 and drizzle here right now and we’ve finally got some substantial rain in the forecast for the next few days, but it’ll really chill down by midweek - lows in the mid 40’s. Time to dig out the fleece lounging pants and Muk Luks. LOL This is how fickle the weather has been. Three months in a rotisserie, only fished in one local tourney and got skunked (The O2 levels in the water have been so low, the fish can’t bite because they’re sucking air and their lips keep getting sunburned. *nyuk*nyuk*nyuk*), and now a 25-35 degree temperature drop in less than a week. I could swear that you’ve gotten more rain up there.

[Vision]

“Yep, we got some rain moving in, my lumbago’s acting up.” LOL!

Ha.

No, very dry. You cook the chili in a covered porch?

[Viking2002]

If you want to call the range hood over the stove a 'covered porch', then yes. LOL! 🤣 Hey, I do the full monty when I cook it. Ground beef (or venison, if I can find someone to suck up to during hunting season), diced tomatoes and mild chiles, a little garlic, tomato sauce, sweet onion, green bell pepper, kidney, pinto, and seasoned chili beans, chili powder and cumin seasoned to taste, simmered low and slow, and topped with Tex-Mex shredded cheese and sour cream. Connie handles the sweet cornbread - she adds a can of sweet creamed corn into the batter, and that adds a nice moistness to it when it comes out. Not nearly as dry. And butter. Lots of butter. I used to dice up a few mild jalapeno rings in it back in the day, but with her MS now, she can't tolerate eating anything spicier than........water. 🙄

[WXRGina]

Good homemade chili is perfect in cooler weather. And cheese, sour cream and corn bread goes perfectly with it. :-D