CBSRMT ~ Land of the Living Dead 734

[@Donnie-u9f]

As a disabled veteran of the U.S.A., this story moves me to believe I, too, can live on. Thanks dude!!!!

[@Playsinvain]

Of that I have zero doubt. Google Emanuel Swedenborg for one wild ride

[@kennykool100]

Thank you for the story...I have to listen every night to fall asleep. They really are great mental therapy!

[@ChillySunshine]

+Ken Jurek ~ You're welcome.........I usually fall asleep and never hear the end.

[@hellenjones5129]

Love ur stories I'm over 50 and I use to sleep on the floor of my parents room at night with my bro n sisters listening to stories like theses if they were realy scarier we would all end up in bed with mom n dad. Hahahah good times

[@carlyeager2215]

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[@fallenxangel67]

What the heck does your post mean Rob? anyone?

[@McJibbin]

This might be my favorite episode My other favorites: -Tourist Trap -Sagamore Cottage -The Summer People -City of the Dead -Ghost at High Noon -Sleepy Village -A Holiday Visit -Return to Shadow Lake -Blizzard of Terror

[@funniebunnie4u]

Thanks! Love recommendations!🙂💜

[@peskylisa]

These old stories are quite a find! I wish I had had access to most of them when I was in university!Plus, they are an exercise for our visual imaginations!

[@ChillySunshine]

+Lisa S It sure is great exercise for the imagination, it would be interesting if you could see the pictures everyone creates in their minds as they listen and compare them all.

[@peskylisa]

Indeed.

[@richardolson1976]

You have no idea how I am quite glad that I have found this stories like yourself that likes very much 😋.

[@inkyguy]

If anyone is interested in knowing more about what Russell Horton looked like when he was making these, Horton was in the Twilight Zone episode “The Changing of the Guard,” one of my favorite episodes. He played the tall blonde bow-tie wearing student named sa Bartlett. The episode starred Donald Pleasance

[@reiteam2593]

These wonderful tales are such a treasure. Rivals even the twilight zone. That is saying allot. Surpasses it in many ways as it is broader is scope..etc LOVE the cast voices too. Thanks uploader!! Keep it up forever.... REALLY

[@cynk956]

Thanks. These programs are fun to listen to when I want to relax but not watch movies or TV!

[@ChillySunshine]

Cyndi K You're welcome, glad you are enjoying them.

[@jeremybear573]

Just relax and relax your eyeballs. Let your imagination do the seeing!

[@UncleEarl97]

Great episode, off to dig for information where they were warned not to go. Sometimes destiny keeps finding you. I love these old style radio shows made nearly 50 years ago! Enjoyed 7/11/2022.

[@InfamousMedia]

These are amazing. Love these stories

[@jameskeno2393]

The story are great! Thanks for sharing and the pictures are some of the most incredible art ever!

[@0therun1t21]

This is a really strange variation on this type of story, thanks!

[@Playsinvain]

I’ve listen to 500 or so. This one may be the best. So many questions 🎉🎉🎉

[@esterherschkovich5002]

Wow..Clever☺Thank you..

[@2001Tavis]

BRAVO 👏

[@samwel588]

very good I loved it I'm from Brazil though I've never ever heard about that . besides I do not ever go to there . well at least I live in São Paulo too far of mato.grosso

[@jeremybear573]

Bravo!

[@3eefsecrets]

great if ur stoned Lol get right into it

[@jarrodbarker5050]

Bow down to the biscuits.

[@jeffb.i.5574]

ZOMBIES 🧟‍♀️

[@gdblackthorn4137]

Lileth, really? Interesting story, but the Lileth myth is so stupid! Those that really believe in Lileth, really have to want to believe in Lileth. In truth here is nothing that supports her existence.

[@jeremybear573]

I dont know about that. Explain your premise?

[@pompeyazza]

You talk I'll considered shite

[@gtoneyprice5293]

Come on now use your imagination

[@casualsatire5739]

@@jeremybear573 She's an apocryphal (forged) character that was supposedly married to the biblical Adam before Eve was. That said, she first appears in Jewish literature no earlier than about the 800s AD in Kabbalist literature, Kabbalism was basically a Medieval Occultism unique to Jewish culture. Basically, Lilith supposedly committed the worst possible sins/vices imaginable, gave birth to hundreds of demons a day, etc. She's also mentioned in the so-called Alphabet of Sirach, which only dates to about the 1200s AD.

[@jeremybear573]

@@casualsatire5739 You get an E for effort sir!

[@jeremybear573]

Bravo!