EPISODE · Nov 12, 2025 · 1H
The Whistler Channel Radio Double Header: "The Brass Ring" 09/16/1946 and "Stranger in The House" 09/02/1946
from The Whistler Podcast With Your Host Mel
This episode sponsored by Cozy Earth featuring the finest linens, bath and home goods and more. Use the code WILBURHATCH for 41% off your order. Perfect for yourself or for someone you love! Click on this link: https://cozyearth.com/discount/WILBURHATCHOn The Whistler Radio Channel — a classic double header of suspense. TWO Whistler Episodes back-to-back:"The Brass Ring" Originally aired on 09/16/1946Babe stood on the platform in front of the sideshow tent while Duke worked the crowd, flashing her most professional smile at the sea of faces below. Every so often, she reserved a more personal wink for the tall, gray-haired man with the carnation in his buttonhole. Babe was a sharp girl—she could spot money a mile away—and the man with the carnation had plenty of it. It never hurt to be friendly with the customers, especially the well-heeled ones like dapper, middle-aged Mr. Bundy, gazing up at her with stars in his eyes."Stranger in The House" Originally aired on 09/02/1946Helen decided she might as well be honest with herself—the suspense was wearing her down. It had been six long years since her brother Ted left for the Orient on that government mission, just before Pearl Harbor. Somewhere between Manila and Shanghai, he was still out there—alive or dead. And now, Helen found herself wishing for any kind of message, even one bearing the worst news. Anything would be better than the endless waiting… better than not knowing at all.The Whistler website: https://www.thewhistlerradio.comSubscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@TheWhistlerRadioChannelThanks for listening! Please subscribe for more episodes like this!
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The Whistler Channel Radio Double Header: "The Brass Ring" 09/16/1946 and "Stranger in The House" 09/02/1946
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