Chris LanspearyGuest
Michele LegereGuest
Tracy MartensHost
Now, this is a really interesting production, and I was shocked when I read about it.

Served overseas and talked a lot to the soldiers over there and heard all sorts of stories.

An Ohio businessman knowingly shipped out airplane parts that he knew would fail because he didn't want to lose the contract.

Eventually, now this is the true story, his daughters ended up turning him in.

So he took this idea and created a story of how to carry on with your life knowing that you've done something terrible, trying to forget about the whole thing, putting it behind you, But his name was also dragged through the mud for a while.

In this play, he throws his business partner under the bus and says, oh no, I wasn't even there.

Now, this is a really interesting production, and I was shocked when I read about it.

Served overseas and talked a lot to the soldiers over there and heard all sorts of stories.

An Ohio businessman knowingly shipped out airplane parts that he knew would fail because he didn't want to lose the contract.

Eventually, now this is the true story, his daughters ended up turning him in.

So he took this idea and created a story of how to carry on with your life knowing that you've done something terrible, trying to forget about the whole thing, putting it behind you, But his name was also dragged through the mud for a while.

In this play, he throws his business partner under the bus and says, oh no, I wasn't even there.
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