Sorry, NPR. We open with “The Myth: Radio Story Hour” human stories told live

Sorry, NPR. We open with “The Myth: Radio Story Hour” broadcasting human stories “told live, with very little coaching” from a grange hall in Buxton, Maine. Hear another hilariously twisted yet touching tale improvised by the uniquely witty Frank Taliento as “Sherwood Jack,” in a deep and weird take on the woods and life therein. Hosted by Kris Randolph (Dan Bernard). Then a slice of news, politics and opinion from Wonkette.com . “NC Gov Nominee Mark Robinson Not Personally Coming to Kill You—He’s Just Asking Others to Kill You;” “Trump Campaign Tells Evangelicals: Ixnay On The Bortionaay Ansbay.” Commercial v.o.’s by Jennywren Walker and Julie Nye.Program is hosted, produced and directed by Dan Bernard, theme music and intro produced by Michael Townsend.

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