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“The Plot Is The Thing Midnight Express.” Mindwebs. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1976.“Mercedes McCambridge.” Chuck Schaden Interviews. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1976.“The Unborn.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1976.“Witches’ Sabbath.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, October 30, 1976.“Host Arlene Francis Part 4.” NBCs First Fabulous Fifty. Radio broadcast, October 31, 1976.“The Queen of Cats.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, October 31, 1976.“The 10 15 To Gatwick.” Things Could Be Worse. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1976.“City of the Dead.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1976.“The Ever Branching Tree.” Mindwebs. Radio broadcast, November 5, 1976.“The Secret Chamber.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 5, 1976.“The Man In The Dark (John Ferguson).” Radio News. Radio broadcast, November 6, 1976.“Host John Chancellor Part 5.” NBCs First Fabulous Fifty. Radio broadcast, November 7, 1976.“The Graveyard.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 8, 1976.“The Colony.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 9, 1976.“The Wedding.” Things Could Be Worse. Radio broadcast, November 10, 1976.“A Blade Of Grass.” Crisis. Radio broadcast, November 11, 1976.“Strike Force.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 11, 1976.“A Question of Identity.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 12, 1976.“When We Went To See The End Of The World.” Mindwebs. Radio broadcast, November 12, 1976.“30 Year History of NBC - Those Were the Days - Part 1 of 2, A.” Chuck Schadens Hall Closet. Radio broadcast, November 16, 1976.“30 Year History of NBC - Those Were the Days - Part 2 of 2, A.” Chuck Schadens Hall Closet. Radio broadcast, November 17, 1976.“The Visit.” Things Could Be Worse. Radio broadcast, November 17, 1976.“The Art Of Getting Even.” Crisis. Radio broadcast, November 18, 1976.“Moth Race.” Mindwebs. Radio broadcast, November 19, 1976.“Close Radio Ant Farm Carmen The Opera.” KPFK. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1976.“Meeting by Chance.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1976.“The Awakening.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1976.“M-U-R-D-E-R.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 25, 1976.“The Run.” Mindwebs. Radio broadcast, November 26, 1976.“Blood Will Tell.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 26, 1976.“The Man Who Couldn’t Get Arrested.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 29, 1976.“Now You See Them, Now You Don’t.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 30, 1976.“How To Kill Rudy.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1976.“Seattle Blues.” The Adventures of Harry Nile. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1976.“Seattle Blues.” Crisis. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1976.“Child of Misfortune.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1976.“Night That All Time Broke Loose.” Mindwebs. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1976.“My Fate Cries Out.” Appointment With Fear. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1976.“Child of the Sea.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1976.“Enough Rope.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1976.“All At Sea.” Things Could Be Worse. Radio broadcast, December 8, 1976.“The Voice Of Alec Bellamy.” Crisis. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1976.“Nobody Dies.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1976.“Identity Crisis.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1976.“Another Visit With John Howard Griffin.” Earplay. Radio broadcast, December 12, 1976.“Hit Me Again.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, December 13, 1976.“The Chester The Hatchetman.” The Jean Shepherd Show. Radio broadcast, December 14, 1976.“The Smoking Pistol.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, December 14, 1976.“Rover.” Crisis. Radio broadcast, December 16, 1976.“The Doctor’s Evidence.” CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, December 16, 1976.