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and for the next hour or so, your guide, as we travel back in time, back before TV was, to the golden age of radio.

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Off to Niagara.

This time we're digging the fall.

We're hitting the road.

Oh, we're getting away from it all.

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The Creaking Door.

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Mm-hmm.

Tell me about that exper- Why you adopted this HLS over Icecast or Shoutcast.

So, might have been 10-plus years ago.

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So you, you bring out this huge point.

Let's examine that a bit.

If you're streaming with Shoutcast or Icecast, very standard ways-

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The werewolf was his sister, Julie.

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This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System.

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I'll be back next week with another hour of old-time radio crime on Case Closed.

Oh, it's just moonbeam faith.

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[instrumental music] Today, the Boxcar 711 Old Time Radio Pod is going to continue bringing you the classic presentations offered by the Mercury Theater on the air and starring its producer and director, the Boy Wonder, Orson Welles.

This hour-long dramatization of The Count of Monte Cristo is a true example why the Mercury Theater was considered as the number one source of entertainment during the golden age of radio.

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I'll be back tomorrow with Strange Tales, and next Saturday with our next episode of The Horror.