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Rocking chair

Rocking chair

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Sep 19, 2026

Jess TrapazzoHOST
9:23
Both my uncles are fairly drunk, but my mom just joined them.
Jess TrapazzoHOST
9:26
My mom was sitting next to an empty rocking chair, and she was rocking it with her left hand, so my uncle asked, why are you rocking that chair? She then jokingly replied, why? Because someone's sitting there.
Jess TrapazzoHOST
9:38
Can't you see? Then all of a sudden, a ball went rolling, coming from the door two feet away from the chair as if someone pushed it.
Jess TrapazzoHOST
9:46
Both of them were shook, but my other uncle didn't see it since he was focused on his phone.
Ricky Van SheltonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:58
And I'll stand by you Through our rockin' years
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:07
Rockin' chairs, rockin' babies Rock-a-bye, rock-a-baby tears Side by side, we'll be together
Dolly PartonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:24
And if you'll hold me tight when you love me That's all I'll ask of you
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:33
And
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:23
And if you hold me tight when you love me That's all I'll ask of you And I'll
Ricky Van SheltonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:34
stand by you through
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:54
Rockin' chairs, rockin' babies Rockin' by, rockin' pages Side by side,
Dolly PartonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:05
we'll be together
Sheryl IsenhourHOST
8:26
I have thought things that I want, things that I need.
Sheryl IsenhourHOST
8:31
And the one thing that I want the most in this whole house is a rocking chair on my front porch.
Sheryl IsenhourHOST
8:40
And that comes from my grandfather passed away when I was 15.
Sheryl IsenhourHOST
8:45
He was a big man.
Sheryl IsenhourHOST
8:47
And every day that I spent with my grandfather, we sat in his big old rocking chair and we rocked until the day before he passed away.
Sheryl IsenhourHOST
8:57
I was rocking with my grandpa in his rocking chair.
Sheryl IsenhourHOST
9:02
And I will have a rocking chair.
Sheryl IsenhourHOST
9:06
So I know that's silly and it's silly to everyone else, but it's a huge thing for me for this
Forrest BurgessHOST
1:56
Join us weekly in Blanket Fortiana as we dig through your intriguing messages to the astonishing Dead Letter Office.
John BoltonNARRATOR
2:11
tonight's episode, The Lady in the Rocking Chair.
Scott PhilbrookHOST
2:17
On November 10th, 1969, public television put a new children's show on the air, built by educators and a puppeteer named Jim Henson.
Scott PhilbrookHOST
2:26
And within a couple of seasons, it's teaching letters and numbers to millions of preschoolers, including me.

7 MINS LATER

Forrest BurgessHOST
9:10
Uh, you know, the, the connections that are made years after that.
Forrest BurgessHOST
9:14
Well, we've blathered on long enough as usual.
Forrest BurgessHOST
9:16
So Scott, please introduce us to the lady in the rocking chair.
Scott PhilbrookHOST
9:25
Hi, Scott and Forrest.

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