Welcome you lovelies, I’m back and as promised a double episode. The first half are tales of Origin, folklore tales straight from 1920, with How the Fox got his White Breast, How the Tiger got his Strength, Why the Goat lives with Mankind, and How the Ox came to be the Servant of Man. Four Tales of why animals behave the way they do with humans, and all the way back in 1920 there was commentary on not wasting food and plundering the planet, which I found fascinating.
Also, your second section of this episode is a remastered old time radio from the Crime Classics vault, called Coyde and Richardson – two unlikely friends, and pirates, plunger and pillage their way through a number of boats, people, and eventually…a ship captain…whose widow will get the best of them. Enjoy you lovely peoples, pour yourself a tea, and join me for something unique and special, just like you.
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