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[John G.]

Two!

[John G.]

Ask BK:

On castrecl’s chatboard this week, it was discussed that Ghostlight may be giving up the ghost on physical CDs. Downloads only now. Have you ever thought of adding downloads to your Kritzerland lineup? Or going purely digital?

[Jane]

I enjoyed reading about the unexpected reunions in the notes.

[Jane]

From DR TCB:

Starting tomorrow morning we have several large rainstorms coming thru until the weekend.

Is is raining up there?  It is here.  I

[George]

I'm not much of a fan of Rex, either, but I do love "Away From You."  There's now a musical called Six, about all of Henry VIII's six wives, which I would think, for the amount of time it plays, gives all six wives short shrift.

I've heard about that, but there's also another musical called Six Wives, that has two women (Alexandra Silber and Judy Kaye on this recording) playing three wives each.  Alexander Gemignani plays Henry VIII.

[George]

From DR TCB:

Starting tomorrow morning we have several large rainstorms coming thru until the weekend.

Is is raining up there?  It is here.  I

It's been raining here in Tumwater for a while.  It started last night...after my sister's boyfriend and I helped my mom with her back yard!

[elmore3003]

I had two wonderful taxi drivers and I am home and happy to be here.

[ChasSmith]

I went back to bed to try for a short nap to help make up for my late arrival home last night. As soon as I got settled, there were three phone calls within ten minutes. Fortunately all junk, to be ignored, and even more fortunately, I got to sleep before any others could bother me. I slept about an hour and a half, which got me good and groggy afterwards, and, before awakening, inspired one of my crazy dreams about apparently living in L.A. and having to walk a stretch of Wilshire Blvd. The most interesting thing about the dream was how I envisioned an up-to-date Beverly Hills. Impossible to describe, though.

[George]

Wednesday morning greetings!  One of our favorite lecture series at Miami University resumes today - on Zoom, of course - Dr. Tammie Gerke talking about the national parks.  Today's topic:  Mt. Ranier.

That's pretty cool!

[George]

Ask BK:

On castrecl’s chatboard this week, it was discussed that Ghostlight may be giving up the ghost on physical CDs. Downloads only now. Have you ever thought of adding downloads to your Kritzerland lineup? Or going purely digital?

No!!

[bk]

Ask BK:

On castrecl’s chatboard this week, it was discussed that Ghostlight may be giving up the ghost on physical CDs. Downloads only now. Have you ever thought of adding downloads to your Kritzerland lineup? Or going purely digital?

I doubt Ghostlight will do that - they all talk the talk but rarely follow through.  We don't get download rights to things we reissue, so the only thing we could do downloads only would be things we produce ourselves and I think  our crowd still would like CDs.

[bk]

I'm up, I'm up - seven and a half hours of sleep.

[Jane]

From DR TCB:

Starting tomorrow morning we have several large rainstorms coming thru until the weekend.

Is is raining up there?  It is here.  I

It's been raining here in Tumwater for a while.  It started last night...after my sister's boyfriend and I helped my mom with her back yard!

After is always better.

[John G.]

Ask BK:

On castrecl’s chatboard this week, it was discussed that Ghostlight may be giving up the ghost on physical CDs. Downloads only now. Have you ever thought of adding downloads to your Kritzerland lineup? Or going purely digital?

I doubt Ghostlight will do that - they all talk the talk but rarely follow through.  We don't get download rights to things we reissue, so the only thing we could do downloads only would be things we produce ourselves and I think  our crowd still would like CDs.

I prefer the physical CD.

[John G.]

Jane, good question on Cave of the Yellow Dog.

A little background. The cast is a Mongolian nomad family playing a fictional version of themselves. The dog was a real dog the filmmakers found. He was untrained. After the filming, the family adopted the dog, who does NOT die in the movie.

[John G.]

Louisville is on edge today with the Breonna Taylor grand jury charges. They’re boarding up places even in the suburbs.

[bk]

In the comedy department, had an e-mail from a customer that read: When will I receive my show CD?  That's it.  Not when he ordered, not what he ordered, just that.  People are really something sometimes.  So, I find his order, check his tracking, and it was delivered today.  Do you think this guy had the courtesy to send another email to say he'd received it?  Of course not.  That would never occur to these people. 

[Jane]

Jane, good question on Cave of the Yellow Dog.

A little background. The cast is a Mongolian nomad family playing a fictional version of themselves. The dog was a real dog the filmmakers found. He was untrained. After the filming, the family adopted the dog, who does NOT die in the movie.

Thank you.  I will see if Keith is interested in watching it.  His answer would have been a definite no if the dog died.

[John G.]

Jane, good question on Cave of the Yellow Dog.

A little background. The cast is a Mongolian nomad family playing a fictional version of themselves. The dog was a real dog the filmmakers found. He was untrained. After the filming, the family adopted the dog, who does NOT die in the movie.

Thank you.  I will see if Keith is interested in watching it.  His answer would have been a definite no if the dog died.

So would mine.

[Jane]

Louisville is on edge today with the Breonna Taylor grand jury charges. They’re boarding up places even in the suburbs.

I hope things stay calm.  Aside from being sad, violence only gives more votes to Trump.

[Jane]

In the comedy department, had an e-mail from a customer that read: When will I receive my show CD?  That's it.  Not when he ordered, not what he ordered, just that.  People are really something sometimes.  So, I find his order, check his tracking, and it was delivered today.  Do you think this guy had the courtesy to send another email to say he'd received it?  Of course not.  That would never occur to these people. 

 

[John G.]

I have never seen The Seven Percent Solution. I do remember seeing the ads, etc, back in the day, and it just never grabbed me as being something I should run out and see.

I saw it just after it opened, and I remember little about it now except for Regine singing a bit of "I Never Do Anything Twice."

As a kid, I really enjoyed it, except when the special effects during the train fight were less than special. But I haven’t seen it since.

[Jane]

Jane, good question on Cave of the Yellow Dog.

A little background. The cast is a Mongolian nomad family playing a fictional version of themselves. The dog was a real dog the filmmakers found. He was untrained. After the filming, the family adopted the dog, who does NOT die in the movie.

Thank you.  I will see if Keith is interested in watching it.  His answer would have been a definite no if the dog died.

So would mine.

Pets should never die.

[Jrand73]

I liked Cave of the Yellow Dog last night.

[Jrand73]

When will I get the CD I ordered?

[Jane]

I liked Cave of the Yellow Dog last night.

Thanks.

[Jrand73]

The local mailer gave us front page above the fold - unfortunately the headline writer forgot how to spell PUTNAM County.  I guess it could have been worse.

[Jrand73]

Food Pantry county spelled correctly.......

[Jrand73]

B I G news.   I guess you have to scroll across the get the full effect. 

[elmore3003]

I was once cast as Flute in a Midsummer Night's Dream production that thankfully never opened.  DR Ginny, were you in that?