Podcasts about miss betty

Kapitel 10Nachdem herauskommt, dass Sir Frank weiss, dass Betty Neobard im Salome Kostüm steckte, entwickelt sich ein Schlagabtausch. Am Ende beschuldigt Miss Betty dann Lady Violet des Giftmords. Diese war aber nun gar nicht in London. Wütend rauscht Miss Neobard ab und Sir Frank beschliesst, Lady Violet selbst zu befragen - natürlich mit Dr. Cassilis zusammen. Beide fahren nach Herefordshire und wir erfahren ein wenig mehr über die Hintergründe und die Vergangenheit von Betrand Cassilis. Vorgelesen von Rainer Schuppe; aufgenommen und bearbeitet im Coworking Space Rayaworx, Santanyí, Mallorca.

Kapitel 5Sir Frank und Dr. Cassilis finden das Terminbuch des Toten und lesen ein wenig darin, bis Miss Betty erscheint - fertig zum Ausgehen. Auch stellt sich heruas, dass die junge Dame eine sehr genaue Beobachterin ist und sehr früh gemerkt hat, dass ihr Stiefvater ihre Mutter nicht wirklich liebte und die Psychoanalyse hautpsächlich aus Geldgründen betrieb. Nachdem Betty die Leiche tatsächlich als Dr. Weathered identifiziert hat, bringt Inspektor Charles Neuigkeiten aus dem Aussenministerium. Vorgelesen von Rainer Schuppe; aufgenommen und bearbeitet im Coworking Space Rayaworx, Santanyí, Mallorca.

Kapitel 4In der Tat, es gab einen Einbruch und weitere Untersuchungen vor Ort legen Nahe, dass es sich um das Haus des Opfers handelt. Ein Dr. Weathered residiert dort und ist nicht anzutreffen. Dafür aber seine Frau und Tochter. Die beiden Frauen sind durchaus unterschiedlich und die Stieftochter, Miss Betty Neobard, durchaus angriffslustig. Sir Tarleton muss dann aber doch irgendwann mit der traurigen Wahrheit rausrücken und Miss Betty bietet sich an die Leiche im Klub zu identifizieren. Vom Klub hatte aber noch gar niemand gesprochen. Vorgelesen von Rainer Schuppe; aufgenommen und bearbeitet im Coworking Space Rayaworx, Santanyí, Mallorca.

LET'S DISCUSS HOW MISS BETTY NEGLECTED STORMI?MARTELL LIES TO KEN ABT HOW HE KNOWS TRICIA? DESTINY TELLS TISHA AND TRICIA MOSES STILL WANTS YOU....Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brand-new715--2075014/support.

LET'S DISCUSS MISS BETTY WARNING STORMI ABT MELODY AND HOW SHE NEVER CHECKS HER SUPPORTERS? MEL ACCUSED OF WANTING A PROVIDER LIKE MARSAU/ DESTINY & MEL FRIENDSHIP....Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brand-new715--2075014/support.

One of AA Solution Seekers Speakers from November 2023. Miss Betty from Jamaica Presentation in NY

When parents walk into a healthcare facility, their primary concern is the well-being and safety of their child. So what happens when the healthcare system they're relying on seems to fall short in its duty, or even worse, becomes entangled in a power struggle? A recent discussion on the podcast "Hidden Killers" between Tony Brueski and psychotherapist and author Shavaun Scott delved into these grave concerns.    Tony brought to light a specific case wherein a mother, Maya's mother to be exact, approached a hospital with significant concern for her child. The urgency in her demeanor and her narrative led to tensions and confrontations with the hospital staff. But beyond these initial reactions, what became of particular concern was the hospital's alleged lapse in their duties.    Scott states, "Ethically, we, all healthcare professionals, are supposed to consult and collaborate." Yet, in this instance, collaboration appeared to be absent. According to the psychotherapist, while many doctors are pressured by time and heavy caseloads, quality standard care dictates that doctors should consult and collaborate, especially when it concerns a child's welfare.    The scenario took a turn for the worse when a child welfare advocate, identified as Miss Betty, became involved. Tony points out a disturbing history associated with Miss Betty, including an incident where she had reportedly kneeled on a child, resulting in her being fired and a significant financial settlement to the victim. The pertinent question then becomes: why was she allowed anywhere near vulnerable children in a professional setting?    The aftermath of the conflict was even more tragic. Maya's mother, overwhelmed with the situation and possibly battling mental health challenges, took her own life. Scott provides a professional insight, stating, "to suicide is really one of the greatest forms of child abuse you can commit." This extreme measure undoubtedly leaves a profound mark on the child, with Maya likely grappling with thoughts that if she hadn't fallen ill, her mother would still be alive.    Such a sequence of events paints a bleak picture of the ripple effects when professional duties are not diligently executed or when families are not provided the support they direly need. It's a stark reminder of the responsibilities that healthcare professionals, child welfare advocates, and hospitals hold. These entities must ensure that their actions and decisions are grounded in the best interest of the child and family, devoid of power struggles or personal biases.    As the case continues to unfold, with investigations and deeper dives into the intricacies of what transpired, the global community is left to ponder: How many more such tragic cases are lurking in the shadows due to systemic flaws?    In a world where trust in medical institutions is paramount, can we afford such lapses in duty and judgment? Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

When parents walk into a healthcare facility, their primary concern is the well-being and safety of their child. So what happens when the healthcare system they're relying on seems to fall short in its duty, or even worse, becomes entangled in a power struggle? A recent discussion on the podcast "Hidden Killers" between Tony Brueski and psychotherapist and author Shavaun Scott delved into these grave concerns.    Tony brought to light a specific case wherein a mother, Maya's mother to be exact, approached a hospital with significant concern for her child. The urgency in her demeanor and her narrative led to tensions and confrontations with the hospital staff. But beyond these initial reactions, what became of particular concern was the hospital's alleged lapse in their duties.    Scott states, "Ethically, we, all healthcare professionals, are supposed to consult and collaborate." Yet, in this instance, collaboration appeared to be absent. According to the psychotherapist, while many doctors are pressured by time and heavy caseloads, quality standard care dictates that doctors should consult and collaborate, especially when it concerns a child's welfare.    The scenario took a turn for the worse when a child welfare advocate, identified as Miss Betty, became involved. Tony points out a disturbing history associated with Miss Betty, including an incident where she had reportedly kneeled on a child, resulting in her being fired and a significant financial settlement to the victim. The pertinent question then becomes: why was she allowed anywhere near vulnerable children in a professional setting?    The aftermath of the conflict was even more tragic. Maya's mother, overwhelmed with the situation and possibly battling mental health challenges, took her own life. Scott provides a professional insight, stating, "to suicide is really one of the greatest forms of child abuse you can commit." This extreme measure undoubtedly leaves a profound mark on the child, with Maya likely grappling with thoughts that if she hadn't fallen ill, her mother would still be alive.    Such a sequence of events paints a bleak picture of the ripple effects when professional duties are not diligently executed or when families are not provided the support they direly need. It's a stark reminder of the responsibilities that healthcare professionals, child welfare advocates, and hospitals hold. These entities must ensure that their actions and decisions are grounded in the best interest of the child and family, devoid of power struggles or personal biases.    As the case continues to unfold, with investigations and deeper dives into the intricacies of what transpired, the global community is left to ponder: How many more such tragic cases are lurking in the shadows due to systemic flaws?    In a world where trust in medical institutions is paramount, can we afford such lapses in duty and judgment? Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

When parents walk into a healthcare facility, their primary concern is the well-being and safety of their child. So what happens when the healthcare system they're relying on seems to fall short in its duty, or even worse, becomes entangled in a power struggle? A recent discussion on the podcast "Hidden Killers" between Tony Brueski and psychotherapist and author Shavaun Scott delved into these grave concerns.    Tony brought to light a specific case wherein a mother, Maya's mother to be exact, approached a hospital with significant concern for her child. The urgency in her demeanor and her narrative led to tensions and confrontations with the hospital staff. But beyond these initial reactions, what became of particular concern was the hospital's alleged lapse in their duties.    Scott states, "Ethically, we, all healthcare professionals, are supposed to consult and collaborate." Yet, in this instance, collaboration appeared to be absent. According to the psychotherapist, while many doctors are pressured by time and heavy caseloads, quality standard care dictates that doctors should consult and collaborate, especially when it concerns a child's welfare.    The scenario took a turn for the worse when a child welfare advocate, identified as Miss Betty, became involved. Tony points out a disturbing history associated with Miss Betty, including an incident where she had reportedly kneeled on a child, resulting in her being fired and a significant financial settlement to the victim. The pertinent question then becomes: why was she allowed anywhere near vulnerable children in a professional setting?    The aftermath of the conflict was even more tragic. Maya's mother, overwhelmed with the situation and possibly battling mental health challenges, took her own life. Scott provides a professional insight, stating, "to suicide is really one of the greatest forms of child abuse you can commit." This extreme measure undoubtedly leaves a profound mark on the child, with Maya likely grappling with thoughts that if she hadn't fallen ill, her mother would still be alive.    Such a sequence of events paints a bleak picture of the ripple effects when professional duties are not diligently executed or when families are not provided the support they direly need. It's a stark reminder of the responsibilities that healthcare professionals, child welfare advocates, and hospitals hold. These entities must ensure that their actions and decisions are grounded in the best interest of the child and family, devoid of power struggles or personal biases.    As the case continues to unfold, with investigations and deeper dives into the intricacies of what transpired, the global community is left to ponder: How many more such tragic cases are lurking in the shadows due to systemic flaws?    In a world where trust in medical institutions is paramount, can we afford such lapses in duty and judgment? Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

FANS DRAG MISS BETTY AND STORMI FOR THEIR BAD BEHAVIOR ON LAMH AND MORE!

LATISHA TRIES TO GET MEL TO GIVE HER THE BLUEPRINT FOR THE 2ND TIME...STORMI'S MOM AND SISTER HAVE A FALLING OUT....MARSAU AND TISHA LOOK FOR A NEW APT AND MORE!

LET'S LISTEN TO AUDIO OF KEKE TELLING CARLOS KING MEL HELPED HER GET ON LAMH..NOT COUSIN TISHA...MEL GETS DRAGGED FOR FAKE RELATIONSHIP...MISS BETTY CALLED EVIL? FANS WANT HER FIRED?COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER UNDER SECTION 107 OF THE COPYRIGHT ACT ALLOWANCE IS MADE FOR FAIR USE FOR PURPOSES SUCH AS CRITICISM COMMENT AND RESEARCH.

LET'S DISCUSS HOW MAURICE IS TRYING TO PIT KIMMI AND KIAWAH AGAINST EACH OTHER..IN AN EFFORT DISCIPLINE MONSTER...MELODY INVITE THE LADIES TO ETIQUETTE CLASS TO WORK ON THEIR COMMUNICATION...TISHA INVITES A LADY ASSOCIATED WITH ARIONNE....KEKE CONFRONTS TIFFANY AND MORE! #melodyshari #kekejebar #latishascott #karsonbleu #kimmiscott #tiffanywhitlow #missbetty #stormisteele #loveandmarriagehuntsville

A new MP3 sermon from Gospel Light Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: BJB (Miss Betty) Memorial Service Speaker: Pastor Brian Warren Broadcaster: Gospel Light Baptist Church Event: Funeral Service Date: 4/29/2023 Bible: 1 Timothy 2:5; John 13:36-14:6 Length: 57 min.

MELODY VISITS KIMMI AND DECIDES TO THROW HER A CELEBRATION FOR FINISHING HER CHEMO TREATMENT...STORMI FEELS CONFUSED BY MELODY AND HER NOT TALKING IN MONTHS...AND BY COURTNEY NOT WANTING ANOTHER CHILD...STORMI CONFRONTS MISS BETTY ABT HER SOCIAL MEDIA ANTICS ON HER DRAGGING MEL ....THE GANG GETS TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE KIMMI...MARTELL CONFRONTS MEL ABT A PRAYER AND STORMI CONFRONTS MEL ABT THEIR LACK OF COMMUNICATION AND MORE!

STORMI TALKS ABOUT HER BUSINESS CANVAS BEAUTY....AND HOW MEL STANS HATE HER AND HER MOM AND MORE!

LETS DISCUSS MARTELL TRYING TO WALK MEL TO HER CAR... LET'S DISCUSS WHY PEOPLE DON'T RESPECT BOUNDARIES ANYMORE THEY FEEL ENTITLED DUE TO PROXIMITY....STORMI/MISS BETTY......

LET'S DISCUSS STORMI 'S MOTHER MISS BETTY COMING FOR MELODY ...BIG LOU VS MARTELL AND MARSAU AND MORE!

Pass Port Bro & new dating life, settling and submitting Time Stamp 27:00  Trying to date some body out of your league or a idea of it.Time Stamp 29:00  Male toxic masculinity Time Stamp 44:00 Dwyane wade kid in the public eye and moreTime Stamp 110:00  New stadiums are putting urinals  in female bathroom and would you let your kid go in that bathroom. Time Stamp 132:00  Equal pay talk depending on sports or regular life job.Time Stamp 142:00 Maegan Hall  cop sex scandal

The Grenade returns as we discuss Aptil 87 WWF TV featuring Volkoff & Sheik bloodying Hacksaw Duggan, Mr. Fuji acquires Demolition AND Kamala, The Ken Patera Story begins, Honky Tonk Man wants to BAN THE DDT, GREEN Kamala, The NEW Dream Team, The King calls out the Hulkster, WWF Ice Cream Bars Debut, plus Bobby Heenan celebrates one year on Prime Time Wrestling, RATAMYUS, and SOUNDBITES GALORE!Available everywhere your Podcast Streaming needs are met.Visit our Podcast Network https://wrestlecopia.comFollow us on Twitter @RasslinGrenadeFollow and LIKE our FACEBOOK PAGE located at https://www.facebook.com/RasslinGrenadeSubscribe to our Youtube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/RasslinGrenade as we continue to add new videos from throughout wrestling history.Please Subscribe to our REVAMPED Patreon account to help keep us going, multiple Tiers to choose from!!! https://www.patreon.com/wrestlecopiaIncludes a $5 “All Access” Tier featuring our Patreon Watch-Along Series, all of Ray Russell's insanely detailed show notes (for the Grenade, Monday Warfare, & Regional Rasslin'), Early Show Releases, REMASTERED editions of the early Grenade episodes including NEW content that was originally edited out! PLUS, monthly DIGITAL DOWLOANDS for your viewing and reading pleasure, and the Patreon Exclusive Watch-Along Series covering past PPVs, Coliseum Videos, SNME's, Clash of the Champions, and more!Listen at your leisure and pick back up later if need be!The Grenade returns as we discuss Aptil 87 WWF TV featuring Volkoff & SHeik bloodying Hacksaw Duggan, Mr. Fuji acquires Demolition AND Kamala, The Ken Patera Story begins, Honky Tonk Man wants to BAN THE DDT, GREEN Kamala, The NEW Dream Team, The King calls out the Hulkster, WWF Ice Cream Bars Debut, plus Bobby Heenan celebrates one year on Prime Time Wrestling, RATAMYUS, and SOUNDBITES GALORE!WWF PRIME TIME WRESTLING MARCH 30th, 1987Recorded before WrestleMania 3, still loaded with soundbites as Gorilla & Bobby discuss the "Battle of Texas" between "Outlaw" Ron Bass vs. Blackjack Mulligan, Roddy Pi[er's Retirement, Miss Betty, plus interview with Blackjack Mulligan, and Outback explains some of the lingo from Down Under to Mean Gene!WWF TV – Weekend of APRIL 4 & 5th, 1987 (00:18:25)Nikolai Volkoff & The Iron Sheik bloody "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan. Mr. Fuji acquires Kamala & Kim Chee from The Wizard, THE KEN PATERA STORY begins, WWF Ice Cream Bars debut with a bang, "BULLET" Brad Rheingans?, Blackjack Mulligan LOVES him some Ice Cream, Outback Jack gets comfortable and tries to take a swim, Psycho Sam Cody makes an appearance. Action featuring the likes of Hacksaw Duggan, GREEN Kamala, The Iron Sheik, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, Honky Tonk Man, Nikolai Volkoff, Killer Bees, Demolition, Harley Race, The Islanders, Billy Jack Haynes, Sivi Afi, "Outlaw" Ron Bass, Greg Valentine, and more! Soundbites & promos from "Macho Man" Randy Savage, Can-Am Connection, "Outlaw" Ron Bass, Mr. Fuji with Kamala, The Islanders, Outback Jack, Paul Roma, Jimmy Hart, "Dangerous" Danny Davis and more! Plus, a bloody and bandaged Hacksaw Duggan returns for revenge on Sheik & Volkoff, tough guy! HOOOOOO! WWF PRIME TIME WRESTLING APRIL 6th, 1987 (00:51:42)This week we hear from a dejected Bobby Heenan post Mania 3, as The Brain first explains why ALL of his Family members were winners at the big event. Gorilla Monsoon throws shade on Aretha Franklin. Heenan wishes King Kong Bundy had squashed more midgets. Interviews with "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan, and Mr. Fuji with his new charges Kamala & Sika the Wild Samoan. Plus, the Brain begins his weekly tirade on the returning Prisoner 59919....errr Ken Patera!WWF TV – Weekend of APRIL 11 & 12th, 1987 (01:12:58)Mr. Fuji acquires DEMOLITION! The Ken Paters Story Part 2. we get a look at Johnny V's NEW Dream Team of Greg Valentine & Dino Bravo, Brutus Beefcake not done with a bald Adrian Adonis, Outback Jack blasphemes the King! Johnny V has a special announcement. The Macho Man even more cruel than before! A RATAMYUS sighting in 1987 WWF as Bill Howard finishes out his career. There's a Little Dragon in the oven. Lanny Poffo has a poem for us all. "Outlaw" Ron Bass enters the Snake Pit. Action featuring the likes of Tag Champs The Hart Foundation, British Bulldogs, Tito Santana, Honky TonK Man, The NEW Dream Team, Koko B. Ware, Jimmy Jack Funk, Nick Kiniski, Rougeau Brothers, Hercules, Butch Reed, "King" Harley Race, Killer Bees, Demolition, & more. Soundbites & promos from "Macho Man" Randy Savage, Ricky & Bonnie Steamboat, Brutus Beefcake, Miss Elizabeth, Koko B. Ware, Lanny Poffo, Bobby Heenan, "King" Harley Race, Rougeau Brothers, Steve Lombardi, Outback Jack, Johnny V, Can-Am Connection, & more. Plus, The Honky Tonk Man wants to BAN THE DDT!  WWF PRIME TIME WRESTLING APRIL 13th, 1987 (01:54:58)Bobby Heenan celebrates his 1 Year Anniversary as the "Host" of Prime Time Wrestling with Chinese takeout. Plus, Mean Gene Okerlund invades Prime Time and sticks it to Heenan, even calling him a JABRONIE! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

With WrestleMania 3 just HOURS AWAY, it's the final 2 weeks of TV heading into the big event! Roddy Piper says Goodbye to Piper's Pit. Hulk vs. Andre is NOW! Hacksaw Duggan makes his debut. We get a look at the Giant-Sized version of the WWF Title made to fit Andre. Macho Man talks Steamboat's "cup of coffee". Bundy warns "the midgets". Dino Bravo STILL Brunette. Tito vs. Valentine. Z-Man F-U. Mania is SOLD OUT. Lanny Poffo has a Poem for us all. Plus, is there dissension in the Heenan Family? AND SOUNDBITES GALORE!Available everywhere your Podcast Streaming needs are met.Visit our Podcast Network https://wrestlecopia.comFollow us on Twitter @RasslinGrenade and be automatically entered into our FREE PRIZE GIVEAWAY CONTESTS!Follow and LIKE our FACEBOOK PAGE located at https://www.facebook.com/RasslinGrenadeSubscribe to our Youtube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/RasslinGrenade as we continue to add new videos from throughout wrestling history.Please Subscribe to our REVAMPED Patreon account to help keep us going, a dozen Tiers to choose from!!! https://www.patreon.com/wrestlecopiaIncludes a $5 “All Access” Tier featuring SIX GIFTS FOR $5! Including our Patreon Watch-Along Series, all of Ray Russell's insanely detailed show notes (for both the Grenade and Monday Warfare), unedited TR SHOCKS episodes, Early Show Releases, REMASTERED editions of the early Grenade episodes including NEW content that was originally edited out! PLUS, now a sixth gift of monthly DIGITAL DOWLOANDS for your viewing and reading pleasure!Listen at your leisure and pick back up later if need be! Timestamps below for easy navigation.WWF PRIME TIME WRESTLING MARCH 16, 1987It's soundbites-o-plenty as Gorilla Monsoon & Bobby Heenan continue to hype the blockbuster event that is WrestleMania 3. This week we hear footage from Gorilla's second visit to Andre's Training Camp, find out what went wrong as the two become lost in the woods. Plus, they discuss Hacksaw Duggan, Sympathy Cards, Andre's new Giant-Sized Championship Belt, Tag Team Title contenders, Miss Betty, the team os Muraco & Orton, Jimmy Jack Funk, Ladies Tag Team Action, and Bobby Heenan even puts over Hogan. We also hear from both The Honky Tonk Man & Jake "The Snake" Roberts about their match at the big event, listen as Mean Gene breaks character and cracks up at Honky. And, is there dissension in the Heenan Family?WWF TV – Weekend of MARCH 21 & 22, 1987 (00:32:52)President Jack Tunney joins Piper's Pit to unveil Andre's GIANT-SIZED WWF Title Belt! Likewise, Hulk Hogan enters Jake Roberts' Snake Pit to take a gander at the new Giant Championship. "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan debuts to battle The Iron Sheik, sort of. WrestleMania is SOLD OUT! Lanny Poffo has a poem for us all. The Rougeaus version of NASCAR. Mario Mancini does a stretcher job. Paul Roma & Jim Powers team up Pre-Young Stallions. Roddy Piper references Jimmy Snuka. Action featuring the likes of The Can-Am Connection, Adrian Adonis, The British Bulldogs, Tito Santana, King Kong Bundy, Don Muraco, Bob Orton, Koko B. Ware, Cpl. Kirchner, Hercules, The Honky Tonk Man, The Hart Foundation, and more! Soundbites & promos from The Hart Foundation, Can-Am Connection, Ricky Steamboat, Lanny Poffo, Roddy Piper, JYD, The Dream Team, Bob Uecker, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, Randy "Macho Man" Savage, Andre the Giant, Bobby Heenan, Hulk Hogan, and more! Plus, more on The Dynamite Kid's Back InjuryWWF PRIME TIME WRESTLING MARCH 23, 1987 (01:18:26)It's the final edition of PTW before WrestleMania 3 and the time for talking is (almost) over. This week The Brain and The Gorilla discuss Demolition vs. The "Gum-Am" Connection, or as Gorilla calls them, The "K&M" Connection! Plus, the duo talk King Kong Bundy squashing "Midgets", the fallout from the SNME Battle Royal, Hulk Hogan's new nickname after Mania, if Bobby believes in Santa Claus, Adonis vs. Roddy Piper, and more last minute WrestleMania chatter. Plus, promos with Tag Champs The Hart Foundation along with Danny Davis, and IC Champion "Macho Man" Randy Savage discusses the Dragon's "cup of coffee" in the big time! DIG IT!WWF TV – Weekend of MARCH 28 & 29, 1987 (01:34:22)JUST HOURS AWAY FROM WRESTLEMANIA, AND IT'S THE FINAL EDITION OF PIPER'S PIT as Roddy Piper says Goodbye. Ray Russell re-tells his infamous "Z-Man F-U" Story! Wrestler's Rebuttal with King Kong Bundy as Kong warns the "Midgets" ahead of the Mixed Tag at Mania. Dino Bravo STILL Brunette! Action featuring the likes of Butch Reed, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, "King" Harley Race, The Rougeau Brothers, The Hart Foundation, Moondog Spot, Adrian Adonis, Jimmy Jack Funk, The Can-Am Connection, Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat, and more! Soundbites & promos from Bobby Heenan, Andre the Giant, Junkyard Dog, Slick, The Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff, Ricky Steamboat, The Rougeau Brothers, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, Hulk Hogan, "Macho Man" Savage, and more! Plus, former rivals collide when Tito Santana takes on Greg "The Hammer" Valentine. Plus, in the SNAKE PIT, Jake Roberts has a final message for the Honky Tonk Man!WRESTLEMANIA III - BIGGER, BETTER, BADDER!!!! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Adapted by Julie Hoverson, from a story by Tom Curry, as published in Astounding Stories in 1930 A new acquisition by the museum contains a dark dark secret! Cast List Betty Young  - Julia Carson Professor Walter Marble - Don Parris Professor Young - Charles Austin Miller Andrew Leffler - Mark Olson Rooney - Reynaud LeBeouf Smythe - Chuck Burke Doctor - Mitchell Carson Fred - Marshal Latham Guard - Reynaud LeBeouf Music by Wynn Erickson Editing and Sound:   Julie Hoverson Cover Design:  Charles Austin Miller Many thanks to Project Gutenberg and Librivox for curating these classic stories. "What kind of a place is it? Why it's a special annex at the museum of natural history in 1930, can't you tell?" ************************************************ From an Amber Block [From the story by Tom Curry, published in Astounding Stories, July, 1930] Cast: Professor Walter Marble, young scientist, 30 Professor Young, old museum curator, 55 Betty Young, daughter with a clipboard, 20 Andrew Leffler, millionaire dilettante, 48 Rooney, guard, 57 Smythe, janitor, 40 Doctor, 45 Fred, workman, 25 OLIVIA     Did you have any trouble finding it?  What do you mean, what kind of a place is it?  Why, it's a special annex at the museum of natural history in 1930, can't you tell?  MUSIC Scene 1.    SOUND     ECHOING FOOTSTEPS SOUND    WOOD CRATES BEING DISMANTLED AND REMOVED PROF    These should prove especially valuable and interesting without a doubt, Marble, old man. MARBLE    Have they all been brought in and set up, professor? PROF    Check the manifest.  Betty dear, do you have that?  Should be on the clipboard. BETTY    Let's see.  Ah, yes - check, check - all checked off, present and accounted for.  seventeen huge lumps of prehistoric amber. PROF    I've told you time and time again not to bandy such unspecific terms.  Until we have them precisely dated, they are assumed to be common cretaceous amber. BETTY    Yes, father [correcting self] Professor.  But there's nothing common about the size of these pieces!  These are quite outside ...the standard deviation. SOUND    SHE WALKS ON A BIT BETTY    When you see bits of amber worked into jewelry, especially the ones with insects preserved in them, you just can't even picture something on this scale! MARBLE    It was tricky getting them out of the ground, too.  The workmen seemed afraid - didn't want to handle them for some silly reason. BETTY    Is that ...coal in the biggest one?  That dark center? MARBLE    I am inclined to believe it will prove to be some sort of black liquid, possibly a pocket of colophony. BETTY    Which is? MARBLE     [somewhat dismissive] An oil derived from amber.  [change of tone]  Professor Young? PROF    Yes? MARBLE    Even with the dark central void, I think that big one will turn out to be the largest single piece of amber ever mined.  PROF    It appears to be several tons.  It will take some maneuvering to get a proper weight on it.  Betty?  BETTY    Yes, Professor? PROF    Take this down.  Stone 1 - we'll call this large one "stone one"-- BETTY    Noted. PROF    Make up a card when you get a chance.  [back to describing] The amber is clear and pure in appearance, probably mixed with lignite. Yellow brown in color, irregular in shape. I think it is merely the thickness of the amber, and not any imperfections in its refractive structure, that make the central dark spot nothing more than a shadow. BETTY    It's like a small mountain! PROF    Nonsense.  Get some specific measurements.  Height; width through, say, four axes, at three equidistant levels.  BETTY    [resigned] Yes, professor. PROF    If you need help, Walter here is a dab hand with triangulation.  You'll help, won't you, Marble? MARBLE    Certainly.  Whatever you need.  Miss Betty, I think we had better begin by drawing a rough sketch of the block. Scene 2.    SOUND    DOOR OPENS, ACROSS THE ROOM, CONFIDENT STRIDES ENTER LEFFLER    [full of confidence] Well, well, well...what do you think of them? PROFESSOR    Ignore him. BETTY    Father!  You have to play nice.  He funds the research and gets to play philanthropic scientist. PROFESSOR    You mean pseudo-scientific philanthropist.  Yes, yes of course.  [up]  Mr. Leffler!  All present and accounted for! LEFFLER    [coming on] Everybody is talking about the big one!  Orling is coming to see, along with plenty of others.  Marble!  Did you happen to catch any stories the workmen down there were telling?  I'm thinking I'll publish something on the expedition, and that would be a great little chapter. MARBLE    I don't think it was actual stories.  Just general uneasiness and rumors of bad luck.  Something about a creature swimming in a lake of ink, but the translator says the local dialect was pretty difficult. LEFFLER    Well, monster or not, let's hope there's something good in there, something that will make all our effort worthwhile.  [walking away] Maybe I can come up with a few tales, just spice, you know... MARBLE    Superstition is curious, isn't it?  [chuckles] How can anyone think that a fossil of a creature, penned in such a cell for thousands and thousands of years, could do any harm? PROF    Superstition, by definition, is unreasonable. These amber blocks were mined in the Manchurian lignite deposits by Chinese coolies under Japanese masters. They believe anything over there. I remember working once with a crew of them that thought— BETTY    [off] [scream!] PROF    What is it, Betty dear? BETTY    It - it - it--! MARBLE    Her face is completely white! PROF    You'd better sit down. SOUND    SCUFFLE PROF    What is it that has put you into such a state? BETTY    I—I thought I saw something looking out, eyes that stared at me—-!  [laughs, but forced]  I suppose it was just Mr. Leffler's talk of monsters.  There's certainly nothing there now. PROF    Perhaps the Manchurian devil just likes beautiful young ladies, eh, Marble?  [chuckles] [walking off] Well, be careful, dear. If it takes a notion to jump out at you, call for me and I'll return presently and exorcise it. BETTY    [chuckles, but half hearted] I suppose you think I'm being hysterical, too, Mr. Marble? MARBLE    [musing] No-o-o. PROF    [coming back in]  Come along Betty, we must go home.  There's a long, interesting day ahead of us to-morrow, [going off again] and I want some time to read Orling's new work on matrices before we begin chipping at block number one. MARBLE    [confidential] I... I saw something, too.  Could it have been just some refraction of the light? BETTY    [gasp]  I—I don't know.  I thought I saw two terrible eyes glaring at me from the inky heart.  But when father laughed at me, I was ashamed and thought it was just my fancy. MARBLE    The center is liquid, I'm sure of it.  [beat] Well, we'll find out soon enough, once we get started. PROF    [off, commanding] Come along, Betty! BETTY    Be careful. SOUND    SHE WALKS OFF Scene 3.    MUSIC PROF    Betty?  Have you got the specimens we've laid out on tray 15 itemized yet? BETTY    Yessir!  8 ants, 14 mosquitoes, 32 unidentified insect portions and 3 bees. PROF    Very good.  We'll make a scientist out of you, yet.  [chuckles heartily] BETTY    I'm sure I've got plenty to do as it is.  You are being careful, aren't you? PROF    That's the dozenth or so time you've inquired.  What is it you expect to happen?  BETTY    I... I don't know. PROF    [condescending] The stones are carefully anchored so they won't fall over, and carefully protected by their canvas covers when we're not working on them.  BETTY    I know.  But do be careful. PROF    You think the fabled Manchurian beast is going to break out of that stone like a - like a chick out of an egg - and run amok?  BETTY    You said you plan to work your way into position to tap that dark central core.   PROF    Between our heaters and our chisels, we'll be through into the central mass sometime tomorrow.  It's getting much softer, now the outside shell is pierced.  Amber used to be called – still is in some cultures – the stone that burns. BETTY    [german name, but quiet]  Bernstein. PROF    Since not only does it become malleable when heated, it can actually return to its original resinous state – a state in which it is, once again, flammable! MARBLE    But, for our purposes, it is soft and permeable – much easier to dig through than say granite or basalt.  Pretty soon we'll find out whether we are right about it being liquid. We have to wait, and make some preparations for catching it, just in case. BETTY    [nervous]  Catching - what? MARBLE     The liquid, of course.  Some sort of large drainage pan should suffice. SOUND    DISTANT BELL PROF    And that is time.  SOUND    PEOPLE PUTTING THINGS AWAY, THE ROOM  QUIETING DOWN BETTY    Mr. Leffler wants to be here when the final breach is made.  Should I call him and issue a formal invite? PROF    Oh, don't bother me with him tonight.  [walks off] We can summon him quickly enough when we're nearly there - otherwise, he'll spend all day hovering about and getting in the way. MARBLE    Here's your coat, miss Young. BETTY    Thanks.  [sigh] I think it must have been my imagination.  I certainly didn't see anything odd today. MARBLE    Nor did I, but I kept thinking I heard dull scrapings from inside the block. My brain tells me I'm an imaginative fool, that nothing could be alive inside something that old - but just the same, I keep thinking about those eyes we thought we saw. [shaking it off] Just shows how far the imagination will take one. PROF    [calling from off] It's getting dark, Betty!  Better not stay here in the shadows or the devil will get you. I wonder if it will be Chinese or up-to-date American! BETTY    [laugh, slightly annoyed]  Funny how such smart men can sometimes be so dense. MARBLE    Oh? BETTY    Nothing.  Good night! SOUND    SHE WALKS Scene 4.    SOUND    DOOR OPENS ROONEY    Here you go, miss Young. BETTY    Night, Rooney! ROONEY    Stayin' late this evening, are you? BETTY    [going off] No, we're calling it a night, Rooney. SOUND    HER FEET GO OFF ROONEY    Good night, Miss Young. Sleep happy. BETTY    [from off] Thanks, Rooney! ROONEY    [whistles something irish] SOUND    BETTY'S FEET COME BACK ROONEY    Is there a problem, ma'am? BETTY    You'll be extra careful tonight, won't you? ROONEY    Well, miss, I'm always careful. Nobody can get in to harm anything while old Rooney's about. BETTY    [reluctant but urgent] I don't mean that. I want you to be careful yourself, when you're anywhere near this room to-night. ROONEY    [indulgent] Why, miss, what is there to be wary of? Nothing but some funny looking stones, far as I can see. BETTY    Of course. Scene 5.    MUSIC BETTY    [sleeping fitfully] oh… looking ...at... me! SOUND    TELEPHONE RINGS BETTY    [comes awake with a gasp] SOUND    GETS UP, OPENS DOOR PROF    [off] Hello? Yes, speaking. [annoyed] Good morning, Smythe. BETTY    Smythe?  At the Museum? PROF    Shh-shh!  [gasp]  My God! I—I can't believe it!  Is he dead? BETTY    Dead?  Who? PROF    I'll be right down, yes. SOUND    HANGS UP THE PHONE PROF    Dear, there's been a tragedy at the museum during the night. One of the guards has been killed. BETTY    Oh no!  Not Rooney! PROF    I don't know them by name.  Possibly by burglars.  And Smythe, who found him, wants me to come down and see if anything has been stolen. I must go at once. The body is in our laboratory.  Where did I leave my overcoat...? BETTY    [sniffled a bit]  Give me a minute to get dressed. PROF    No, no. No need. BETTY    [firm]  I'm going with you. PROF    You can come along later, once we have things ...tidied up a bit.  BETTY    I'll be all right. I promise you I will.  And you know I'm the only one who can keep your notes straight. MUSIC Scene 6.    AMB    MUSEUM SMYTHE     I've sent for an ambulance, Professor. PROF    Of course, Smythe.  Let me see the extent of the damage. SOUND    DOOR OPENS SMYTHE    Yes, of course.  The body is around on the left ...here?  Sir? PROF     I must check on the stones first.  See that nothing has been damaged. BETTY    [grumpy mutter] Of course.  Rooney's not going anywhere. PROF    Aha.  Nothing seems missing. BETTY    Father, they're too large for someone to just run off with. PROF    Why don't you go and check the trays in the lock room.  Make sure nothing portable has walked away. BETTY    Very well. PROF    Smythe?  The body? SMYTHE    Here. PROF    [musing]  No pulse.  Cold.  He's been dead some time. BETTY    [coming on] The lock on the room hasn't been tampered with, and – [gasp] PROF    There's nothing we can do for him, now.  It looks as though the poor fellow was set upon and stabbed a number of times by an assailant or assailants, whoever they were. BETTY    Poor Rooney!  He was so jolly and red-faced, but now - his skin is like chalk! PROF    Rather shrunken, too. Almost as if there's no blood left in his veins. BETTY    And that look on his face!  He must have been terrified of whoever killed him. MARBLE    There must have been several assassins; They beat him up frightfully.  It would take more than one man to do such damage. BETTY    [quietly] Poor man.  Who will tell his grandchildren? MARBLE    [quiet, sympathy] Yes. [up] His ribs are crushed in—see, this gash, Professor, that would be enough to cause death without any of the other wounds. BETTY    [to herself, horrible fascination] What are they looking at?  A horrible... blistered area under his arm?  And a gash – oh, that must be what killed him! PROF    Bloodless!  As I said!  It is as if the blood had been pumped out of the body! MARBLE    And yet not much blood on the ground.  I only see a couple of splotches, and those look like they're from more superficial cuts. PROF    Maybe he was dragged here from another room.  Perhaps the thieves were here to steal something in another part of the museum.  Seems to me that men desperate enough to commit such a murder would not leave without trying to get what they came after. MARBLE    Unless, of course, the killing of the guard frightened them away before they could get to their booty. SOUND    FEET APPROACH SMYTHE    I brought that doctor you asked for, Professor Young. MARBLE    Any idea when this happened, Smythe? SMYTHE    Well, he punched the clock in here at two A.M. - I seen that. MARBLE    And he never made it to his next punch? SMYTHE    Nope.  [heavy sigh] And it's the last time he'll ever do his duty, poor feller. DOCTOR    Curious odor.  [sniffs] It smells like musk, but is fetid. I suppose it's some chemical you use in your lab here? PROF    I noticed that, too.  Nothing I recognize.  Marble?  Where did he get to?  Marble? MARBLE    [off] There are wavy black lines on the tiles, leading around back of the block! PROF    You will have to be more specific.  Wavy lines indeed! MARBLE    [moving further off] come and look, then!  They go around the back, and – good god! BETTY    What?  SOUND    PEOPLE DASH TO LOOK BETTY    That - that dark “hollow” in the stone – it's completely open! PROF    Marble, get me samples of that liquid before it all evaporates, would you?  Didn't anyone think to check behind the block here?  BETTY    Everyone was pretty distracted by Rooney. PROF    [dismissive] The corpse?  I suppose, but he's certainly in no further danger. BETTY    [quiet but intense] You're more interested in your black liquid then a man who lost his life. MARBLE    [off]  It's not liquid at all!  At least not any more.  It's nearly all dried, Professor Young. [musing] Dried into those strange wavy runnels and patterns... BETTY    It looks like black lacquer.  And that smell.  I see what the doctor meant! PROF    Our chipping and hammering and the heat of the radiator causing it to expand must have forced out the sepia, or whatever it is.  [disappointed sigh] I had hoped that inside the liquid we would discover a fossil of value. MARBLE    Yes... MUSIC Scene 7.    AMB    CROWD TALKING, OFF MARBLE    Look here Betty, I guess it's just you and me that might have seen this… thing. BETTY    That hole in the amber – it's awful big!  Who knows WHAT might have been inside? MARBLE    [dubious] Could have been nothing at all… BETTY    Did that black stain look like it could have been enough to fill the entire cavity?  I'm quite sure it was full. MARBLE    I'll poke around a bit. BETTY    Be careful! MARBLE    I will.  Say, from here, does the giant block look like it's been moved? BETTY    Hold on – I have some sketches. SOUND    FLIPPING PAPERS ON HER CLIPBOARD BETTY    Gosh!  You're right!  It's shifted just a bit!  But it – it's huge!  Tons, Father said.  [rationalizing]  Oh! It must have been the explosion- or expulsion – of all that liquid.  That might very well have shifted it, mightn't it? MARBLE    [dubious] Maybe. BETTY    You're worried about those marks in the black gunk, aren't you?  MARBLE    They look like claw marks, not mere natural striations.   BETTY    Professor Marble?  Please don't look any longer. Let's leave this terrible place - for the day, anyway - until we see what happens in the next twenty-four hours. MARBLE    I must make a search.  My brain calls me a fool, but just the same, I'm worried. BETTY    Do you really think ...? MARBLE    I fear so. MUSIC Scene 8.    BETTY    Is there any further word on the murder? MARBLE    Your father has dismissed it as a botched theft attempt. BETTY    I – I can't believe it.  And what about the blood? MARBLE    The blood? BETTY    Father may be able to disregard it, but he's the one who pointed out that all of poor Rooney's blood was… missing.  Were there any other signs of struggle?  Anywhere?  Or even some sign of a break-in? MARBLE    No.  [dubious] But it might be the work of a slick professional cracksman. BETTY    And how many of those would rather randomly kill a man than hide until the guard has gone on along his rounds, tell me that? MARBLE    [chuckle] I didn't say that was MY opinion. BETTY    I'm going to try to take father home, right after lunch, if he'll go. He's so stubborn.  If you must stay, would you – please – carry a gun? MARBLE    Very well.  Not that I think it would be of much use, if I did find—-[cuts himself off] SOUND    DOOR SLAMS OPEN, IMPERIOUS FEET ENTER LEFFLER    [from across the room]  What's this I hear?  A watchman killed in the night? Carelessness, man, carelessness! MARBLE    [quiet] Betty, see if your father needs anything. BETTY    Good idea. LEFFLER    The authorities here are absurd! They hold priceless treasures and yet they allow thieves to enter and wreak their will. [arrived] You, Marble! What's all this mean? MARBLE    We do the best we can, Mr. Leffler.   It is unlikely that anyone would wish to, let alone be ABLE to, steal such a thing as that block of amber. LEFFLER    And why not?  It cost ME thousands of dollars! MARBLE    It took the use of several large machines and a good deal of manpower to bring it INTO this room.  Any attempt to similarly leave – well, it would hardly pass unnoticed. LEFFLER    Hogwash!  I understand it's been broken into!  There's pieces of my beautiful stone gone missing, mark my words! SOUND    BELL BETTY    It's time for lunch, Professor Marble. MARBLE    You'll excuse us?  Good. SOUND    THEY WALK AWAY, LEAVING LEFFLER    [fading as they leave] OF all the things!  I have contributed considerable sums to this museum, and to see my money treated as if it were no more valuable than the general run of arrowheads and pot shards! MARBLE    Phew.  Thanks for coming to my rescue. BETTY    He'll still be at it when we get back. MARBLE    yes, but I will have had some coffee! SOUND    DOOR SHUTS, CUTTING OFF LEFFLER MARBLE    Poor Rooney.  It's been preying on me.  Betty, I feel more or less responsible, in a way. BETTY    No, no! How could you have foreseen such a thing? MARBLE    Those eyes. I shouldn't have discounted what we saw.  I should have taken precautions. But I had no idea it could burst from its prison. BETTY    You will get a revolver before you search further?  [firm] I'm going to, too. Smythe has one, and I know he'll lend it to me. MARBLE    I believe Leffler has seen something, too. That's why he keeps talking about it being our fault. His talk about the devil inside the block was half in earnest. BETTY    He never seemed to take it any more seriously than – than father does! MARBLE    Perhaps he put it down to imagination, or even did not think this fossil could be dangerous. BETTY    I think Rooney could show them the error of their assumptions. MUSIC Scene 9.    SOUND    OUTSIDE BETTY    There's some kind of commotion at the museum entrance! MARBLE    Figures.  We leave the building for just long enough to eat, and something happens! SOUND    CROWD MURMURS GUARD    Stay back, folks.  The museum is closed. MARBLE    Let us through! GUARD    The museum is closed to the public, sir! MARBLE    I'm not the public!  I insist you tell me what's going on! GUARD    Come inside, then both of you.  SOUND    DOOR SHUTS, CLOSING OUT CROWD GUARD    Somethin's happened up in the paleontological laboratories.  Dunno just what, but orders come down to clear the rooms and not let anybody in but members of the staff, sir. MARBLE    Blast!  SOUND    QUICK WALKING BETTY    Walter!  Please wait!  Get yourself a gun. MARBLE    All right. You! GUARD    Me? MARBLE    [to guard] Give me your gun.  [to her] Betty, you need to stay here, where it's safe. BETTY    I'm going with you. MARBLE    As a senior staff member to a junior one, I order you to remain downstairs. BETTY    Hmph.  Very well. SOUND    HIS FOOTSTEPS GO ONE WAY, THEN HER FOOTSTEPS GO OFF IN ANOTHER DIRECTION Scene 10.    MUSIC SOUND    CHECKING AMMO IN A GUN SOUND    BETTY STRIDING PURPOSEFULLY BETTY    [talking to herself]  Good.  I knew Smythe would come through for me.  Marble may be a bright fellow, but anyone could see another gun will come in handy— SOUND    RUNNING FEET COMING FRED    [panic heavy breathing] BETTY    What is it?  Fred!  Look at me!  Tell me what's going on! FRED    [gasping and babbling] There was a black fog—I saw a red snake with legs— BETTY    A what? Oh no! You get on out of here! FRED    B-but where are you going? BETTY    To make sure the professors are all right! Scene 11.    SOUND    HER RUNNING FEET, THEY SLOW BETTY    [coughing] What's that [cough] in the air.  Phew!  It smells like—[suddenly alert] It smells like whatever came out of that stone! LEFFLER    [distant horrible SCREAM] BETTY    Walter! SOUND    SHE RUNS, GASPING, THROUGH THE FOG BETTY    [muttered] It just keeps getting thicker and thicker – I can barely see!  [up] Walter?? SOUND    FOOTSTEPS SLOW, PATTING ALONG WITH HAND BETTY    Ah, the door. LEFFLER    [whimpering, distant] SOUND    DRAGGING JUICY AWFUL NOISES BETTY    [sharp whisper]  Where are you? LEFFLER    [whimpery scream, cut off – urk!] BETTY    If only the sun would come out, the skylights might cut through some of this murk!  [up] Walter! MARBLE    [quiet but urgent] Go back, Betty, go back! SOUND    HER SLOW STEPS MARBLE    [disgust and sorrow] Oh, Leffler! [groan] BETTY    [gasp]  Here you are! MARBLE    I told you to get out of here! BETTY    Is he hurt? MARBLE    He's dead.  Just like Rooney, far as I can tell. BETTY    But he just twitched! MARBLE    Something must have a hold on him! BETTY    Some thing?  [screams] SOUND    SHE RUNS MARBLE    Get out of here, Betty!  Get to safety! SOUND    SLITHERY NOISE MARBLE    I'll keep anything from following you. BETTY    [scream breaks off with noise of effort] SOUND    SMASH OF GLASS Scene 12.    MARBLE    What are you doing? BETTY    Terrified or not, I'm not leaving you, Walter!  [noise of effort] SOUND    ANOTHER WINDOW BREAKS BETTY    But unless we get some air in here, that nasty haze will be our undoing! MARBLE    [astonished]  Good girl!  It's starting to clear a bit.  BETTY    Where are you?  I can see Leffler's … body… now, but--  Walter? MARBLE    [loud whisper] Stay clear of the amber.  BETTY    Which one? MARBLE    [loud whisper]  All of them.  I think IT is hiding among them, somewhere. BETTY    How can we tell? MARBLE    [strange urgency] Betty, please go outside and call some of the men. BETTY    What are you looking ...at...?  Oh.  That black smoke – that's not moving because of the open window, is it? MARBLE    [strained, conversational]  It's coming out from under that canvas cover.  BETTY    [shocked but trying to sound calm] That's where it is! MARBLE    The cover is too big to move all in one go by myself. BETTY    I can get— MARBLE    Don't come any closer! BETTY    I'll grab the rope from here – between us, we can flip it! SOUND    SUCKING TENTACLE NOISE BETTY    [stifled noise of horror] MARBLE    Well, it's definitely under there. SOUND    ANOTHER SLITHER MARBLE    All right... now! SOUND    FLAP OF CLOTH Scene 13.    MONSTER    [hiss] BETTY    [scream] MONSTER    [shriek] MARBLE    All red, with black patches!  Reptilian, but some sort of secondary nostrils on the – aha!  That's where the black miasma in the air comes from! BETTY    IS coming from!  It's trying to blind us with its smokescreen. MARBLE    Did you see where it went? BETTY     Other side of the block, I think!  Oh, that smell! MARBLE    It must have been right there, under the canvas, all day. BETTY     Within arm's reach of the whole staff?  How awful! MARBLE    [disgust] It came out only when there was comparative quiet, to get its food.... BETTY    We-we must kill it!  [slower] We... must… MARBLE     Betty!  Its eyes – they're hypnotizing her Like a snake!  Snap out of it, Betty! SOUND    SLITHERING SLURPING NOISE MARBLE    Betty! SOUND    THUMP, SKID, AS HE KNOCKS HER OVER, GETTING HER OUT OF THE WAY BETTY    [snapping out of it] Its mouth – that long fanged tongue! MARBLE    [noting to self]  It has the thick body of an immense python and the clawed legs of a dinosaur. BETTY    And it's horrible! MARBLE    But it also appears to have tentacles, like some sort of terrestrial octopus.... BETTY    Still horrible! MARBLE    Betty, no one has ever had such an experience as this, seen such a sight, and lived to tell of it. It must be ravenous with hunger, shut up in its amber cell inside the black fluid. I— SOUND    WHISTLING HISS – INTAKE OF AIR BETTY     I have a feeling it's about to blow! MARBLE    I think it's armored.  I'll have to aim for the head. SOUND    SIX SHOTS BETTY    [screaming]  It's coming!  SOUND    WEIRD SLITHER THUMP AS IT MOVES BETTY    Come on! SOUND    THEY BACK AWAY MARBLE    It's in front of the door! BETTY    We can't go out the window!  We're too high up!  Here. SOUND    HANDS HIM GUN BETTY    I counted and you're just about out. SOUND    CLICK MARBLE    Good gravy you're right.  [ugh, throws the empty gun]  Thanks.  Now you get moving while I distract it!  Hurry!  Run for your life! BETTY    Oh, Walter! SOUND    SHE RUNS SOUND    SLITHER, SNAP, GUNSHOTS BETTY    [off] Oh, there MUST be something! Aha! [Ugn!  Breaks glass case] SOUND    GLASS BREAKS, GRABS FIRE AXE SOUND    MONSTER LUNGES AT MARBLE, MORE GUNSHOTS, CLICK BETTY    [muttered] I won't let you die, Walter! SOUND    SHE RUNS, THEN BETTY    UGN!!!! SOUND    CHOP OF AXE INTO FLESH MONSTER    [HORRIBLE SCREAM!] MARBLE    No! Over here, you beast!  Keep looking at me! BETTY    And again! SOUND    THUMP, SQUISH MONSTER    Scream! SOUND    THRASHING MARBLE    Look out Betty!  The tail! BETTY    What?  Ugh! [smacked down] SOUND    BODY DROP MARBLE     No!  Betty! FADE INTO BLACKNESS AND SILENCE Scene 14.    MUSIC STUMBLES IN BETTY    [waking, muttering] What??  What happened?  [sudden gasp, freaking out] The monster! MARBLE    [manly agony] Oh, my darling!  Are you badly hurt? BETTY    [calming down] No.  I'm—I'm all right. But—but Walter—did it—? PROF    He's fine, but the monster is hacked to pieces, and don't think I'm simply using an unscientific term. MARBLE    I – i- when I saw you fall, I think I went a bit mad.  And then the axe was in my hand, and – PROF    [stern] And he utterly mutilated a marvelous and unique specimen. BETTY    Father!  We could have been killed! PROF    [relenting] Well, there are still some remains to examine.  They're taking the rest of it away now. PROF    I think we will find it to be some sort of missing link between the dinosaurs and mososaurs. Thus, the tentacles. SOUND    HE WALKS AWAY PROF    [lecturing as he leaves] It is surely unbelievable that such a creature should be found alive; but perhaps it can be explained. It is related to the amphibians and was able to live in or out of the water. MARBLE    Hmph.  Oh, to the devil with paleontology, Betty. You saved my life. Come out and let's get married. I love you. PROF    [droning on in the background] Now, we have many instances of reptiles such as lizards and toads penned up in solid rock but surviving for hundreds of years. BETTY    At least we're safe, Walter. And unique! MARBLE    How's that? BETTY    It's not every woman who is helped by a living fossil to make the man she loves realize he loves her! PROF    Evidently this great reptile went through the same sort of experience. I would say that there has been some great upheaval of nature, that the reptile was caught in its prison of amber thousands and thousands of years ago. Through hibernation and perhaps a preservative drug it emitted in the black fluid, this creature has been able to survive its long imprisonment. Naturally, when it was released by the cutting away of part of the amber which penned it in, it burst its cell, ravenous with hunger. SOUND    HE FADES OUT INTO CLOSING MUSIC ENDING  

Great Story by AnnaMaria Andriotis of the WSJ about a phenomena that has been occuring at a lot of banks. Independent ATM owners, also known as owners of those little non-branded ATMs you will see at your nearest low-end gas station or hotel are getting their relationships frozen and/or closed out at big banks, including BofA and Chase. Most big banks cite their policy about opening accounts for "MSBs" (Money Service Businesses) as a reason to deny services, but it is leading to ATM owners not having money to pay the bills and also when they find a bank to do business with, the high cost of fees makes it not worth their while! This article hits home as I grew up in a pass-through town where people stop to eat, use the restroom and maybe get some money and gas at the local gas station. I also have had clients at BofA that owned ATMs. I tell the story of "Miss Betty" in this segment... and how BofA froze the assets of an older lady citing risk management, impacting her banking and paying bills for months. Also, in a weird 180, I kind of push back at the main people in the story, and how they claim they were blindisded by the rules after 21 years, and how BofA who froze their accounts was just as at fault because of lack of asking questions by a banker. I explain why. Finally, I am also pushing back at the notion that owners of these ATMs are heroes serving the underbanked simply because big banks ditched them. I know big banks ditched them, but let's not pretend ATM owners are doing this out of the kindness of their hearts. Complicated Story. Plus, I discuss the issue at Bank of America in Woodmere, OH where rapper Boosie Badazz aka Boosie was racially profiled by a manager there when trying to cash a $6500 check against an account with $2 Million and 9 accounts. I discuss the things the manager should have done differently, and frankly how she broke the rules when pushing him away, among other things in an incident that Boosie streamed live on IG and is now posted to Youtube as well. I discuss how it helped my Tiktok account go viral and add over 1,000 new followers and get over 15,000 likes and 250,000 total views. Youtube Video of Incident in Full TNB Video 1 TNB Video 2 TNB Video 3 NB Has recovered nearly $2 Million from big banks back to consumers, with nearly $500k of it being Zelle fraud! 23,000+ Followers on TikTok, Twitter and Instagram Buy My Book "PLEASE TRY YOUR CALL AGAIN LATER"!!! $1 of Net Proceeds will go to charity. Find all my social media and other links at: TheNotoriousBanker.com (Links to YouTube, my book's page, podcast links, and how to contribute by Venmo/Cashapp and much more!!!) MY PATREON Page! For as little as $1, you can help James in his fight against big banks. http://patreon.com/NotoriousBanker --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenotoriousbanker/support

On this MADM, we are helping Betty Lynn celebrate her 95th birthday which takes place tomorrow (August 29th). Miss Betty shares the importance of her mother in her life and the steps prior to her getting the part of Thelma Lou on The Andy Griffith Show. Happy Birthday, Betty Lynn! Listen & share. Sponsor: Boutique Air

As a young girl, mowing her neighbor's lawn in the Kentucky heat, SG Goodman learns many important things: how to avoid running into the chain-link fence, the art of blowing the grass away from the house ... and the way these small, regular acts of community become the glue holding the world together. In caring for Miss Betty across the street, and in caring for the land her father farms, SG learns to love the world and its stories, its songs, its connections that sustain us.RSVP for The Wind Down on Sunday, July 11, at MeditativeStory.com/LIVE Sign up for the Meditative Story newsletter, to get a timely episode reminder and a mini meditation in your inbox: http://eepurl.com/gyDGgDBecome a Member of Meditative Story to support the show as we move away from a corporate advertising model. Your annual membership supports making the show available for free! More: http://meditativestory.com//membership.Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

Tuesday – We stumble on a chicken conspiracy that we are paying for chicken juice filled diapers. We review a Frontline documentary Plastic Wars for WYDTN. We relive Jim's rant on people who make large lunch orders and questions for Jim's mom Miss Betty. Rauce Thoughts on feeling rich if you are poor. Plus, WOKE News, Trivia & Last Call.

Friday – We celebrate Mother's Day by having Jim's mom, Miss Betty on the show for a little Q & A. We talk about why divorce rates are up with older couples. Nicole Dupre talks Fringe and some Mother's Day weekend events. Rauce Thoughts on who would be the better mom between Rauce, Jack & Jim. Plus, WOKE News, Embers Only, Pick the Porn & Last Call.

Bo and Blake talk college football and The Masters in the final hour of the show live at Roosevelt's at Live Oaks Golf Club. Bo recaps the show and discusses the impact of Steve Spurrier, Bob Stoops and Mike Leach on the college football world. Bo is joined by Kyle Morris, owner of Live Oaks Golf Club, talking about their unique venue The Reed House, perfect for hosting weddings, corporate events and more. The guys discuss some of the tasty treats Miss Betty is cooking up in the kitchen at Roosevelt's, from the philly cheesesteak to the homemade chicken salad. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and Kyle take a deep look at The Masters and some of the elite golfers in the field today. Kyle discusses the mental aspect of playing a sport at that high of a level on the biggest stage, and what the sport has become thanks to the career of Tiger Woods. The guys discuss some of the guys who were overshadowed by Tiger in his prime, and the way the young golfers on the Tour have changed their game to compete with the game that Tiger Woods created. The guys talk a little SEC football and the Bulldogs and Rebels heading into their second year with new head coaches. Kyle talks about the performance of freshman quarterback Will Rogers in the Mike Leach air raid, and what his future could look like in Starkville with even more pieces around him. 

Bo and Blake talk college football and The Masters in the final hour of the show live at Roosevelt's at Live Oaks Golf Club. Bo is joined by Kyle Morris, owner of Live Oaks Golf Club, talking about their unique venue The Reed House, perfect for hosting weddings, corporate events and more. The guys discuss some of the tasty treats Miss Betty is cooking up in the kitchen at Roosevelt's, from the philly cheesesteak to the homemade chicken salad. 

Today on the pod we are continuing our celebration of Black History Month by having important members of our local black community share their experiences. Returning guest Miss Betty Sawyer, president of the Ogden NAACP, is here to share with us some important black history starting with the Emancipation Proclamation, through the restoration era amendments, into the civil rights era, and today. Miss Betty shared her experience with being one of 12 black students to integrate her high school. Tune in through the whole thing you won't want to miss it!

Truck talk, Rain-X, riots, shootings, Biden and Al versus Miss Betty.

Camille De Rijck décortique une séquence de l’actualité, de l’histoire de la musique ou de l’histoire de l’art par le prisme d’un enregistrement.

Reaction to the Democrat Convention from Miss Betty, LD, the Liberal Professor, SuperTrucker, Snake Trapper and many others.

Today's podcast is abbreviated, yet still has compelling Miss Betty content!

More mask talk, Freddie's birthday, KP on CBD, Bower, Zimpfer, Johnny Gwin, SuperTrucker, Snake Trapper and Miss Betty

Rural Voices Radio: Louisiana - Miss Betty by Connected Learning Alliance

Miss Betty, Bert, LD, Buford, Cliff and others toss their opinions into the fray

Miss Betty returns! The Chief has to tone down. And more!

A late edition of our broadcast headlines and thoughts on El Paso, Dayton: 15 months later, still no cause in fire that gutted Callier Springs Country Club as cleanup -- and golfing -- continue. The fire marshal says the building wasn't insured while the course was. Services pending for 2018 Rome High graduate killed in traffic accident in Gordon County on Friday night. Busy week with Floyd GOP Women meeting Tuesday, Tillman Hangar GOP rally on Saturday. Rome City Commission qualifying starts Aug. 19. Back to school: St. Mary's Catholic School returns today. The DeSoto turns 90 today. How you can join the party. Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Celebrating 1.12 inches of needed rain mostly on Sunday. Happy 90th birthday, Miss Betty (second segment). Rant: The guests we would have had on radio today talking about El Paso and Dayton -- and how nothing really changes with our current "leaders." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-druckenmiller/support

Hot bridge talk, hot Gulfquest talk, hot civic center talk, plus messages from LD, Norman, Buford, Chris, I Love Hillary Clinton Guy and Miss Betty

Shyste aka Miss Betty's son aka North Philly finest. Spoken word artist and multiple award winning poet. Former host of the iconic Jus words Philly's longest running open mic event over 15 years.His work has been featured on stages all over the country in print,radio and tv. He also a community activist and youth advocate.He has been doing spokenword since 2004 and open up for many mainstream artist.Dial-in 319-527-6300 press 1TOPIC: "Why we must support our independent artists"

Part 1 of 2 of the Behind the Cut podcast talking about the content within esports. Damian, Kevin, Connor and Chris Bet sat down to talk about the esports awards and content within esports. The second part is out now. Go check it out! On the podcast: Damian Estrada | Chris Bet | Kevin Haube | Connor Tapp

Part 2 of 2 of the Behind the Cut podcast talking about the content within esports. Damian, Kevin, Connor and Chris Bet sat down to talk about the esports awards and content within esports. The second part is out now. Go check it out! On the podcast: Damian Estrada | Chris Bet | Kevin Haube | Connor Tapp

We plan a vacation and talk about the rule of thirds. This one was all over the place but we got serious when talking about the rule of thirds. We also talk about what specs the 'perfect' camera should have. Articles: Nikon Mirrorless Wet plate photography makes tattoos disappear Nvidia Ai removes grain and watermarks Bare minimum specs for a camera Rule of thirds needs to die Joining me today is: Eric Ananmalay Miss Betty Nick Temp Ben Mercke Chis Bet Roger

Betty Lawson (or "Miss Betty" as she is known to most of her favorite people) is the Children's Librarian at Wayne County Public Library. Learn how she turned a part-time volunteer gig into a full-time job that she absolutely LOVES. You'll love hearing Betty's outlook on raising a family, keeping kids entertained, and her taste in dessert! This interview was recorded July 5th, 2018.

On this episode of Behind The Cut, we dive into "Is school worth it?" Ben and Eric join me this week while everyone else was working or shooting. We talked about why you should go to school or what you should focus on while you are in school. Links to YouTube channels you should check out: Philip Bloom | Chris Hou | Peter McKinnon | MiesnerMedia | Matthew Pearce | Ian Sans | ECAbrams | Chase Jarvis | Film Riot Who is on the Podcast: Eric Ananmalay Ben Mercke

Welcome to the brand new Behind The Cut where A few friends and I sit down and talk about a topic from the creative field. This is the first time I have had 6 people on all at once. This week we sat down to talk about advice on getting into the industry. We also talk about a few news articles. Here are the links: Kanye Paid $85K for Photo of Whitney Houston’s Bathroom for Album Cover 'Breaking Bad', 'Billions' Editors Share the Pros and Cons of Entering the Post Field Today Joining me today is: Eric Ananmalay Miss Betty Nick Temp Ben Mercke Chis Bet Regi

Candela Rebot aka Miss Betty (Sparkd Studios) sat down with me to go over how she got started in the creative industry. She started Spakd as a way to help creatives meet. She loves to study and learn everything she can about the arts and being a creative! You can find Miss Betty: Here Follow Sparkd here You can follow the show on Twitter Business Email td@tdwehle.com

In Episode 43, we sit down with John Mikulak, an award-winning director, producer, and filmmaker living in Waverly who made the documentary “The Man Who Would Be Polka King,” which inspired the new movie “The Polka King” starring Jack Black that premieres on Netflix this Friday, Jan. 12. His original 2009 movie will also return to Netflix on Jan. 12, and he has some interesting stories about making the film about real-life Hazleton polka legend and convicted con man Jan “Lewan” Lewandowski as well as the long journey to getting it made into a Hollywood production. While this episode was recorded, several local musicians (including some who played in Lewan’s actual band) were in New York City performing with Black on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” which aired later that night. Before and during the interview, we drink crowlers from Beer Boys of Not Today Satan IPA, Wonka Bar Milk Stout, and Miss Betty by Mispillion River Brewing Company. John sums up the crazy true story of Polish immigrant-turned-eccentric-polka-singer Jan Lewan for those who never heard it and we talk about how his interest in journalism transitioned into filmmaking and multimedia production, how he first heard about and met with Lewan, why he initially turned him down when asked to write his life story and why he later ended up making it into a documentary, how he was able to finance this indie project and the years of work he put in, what it was like chronicling this story from all sides and talking to the sad and angry victims of the Ponzi scheme, what he learned from the darker parts of this crime, Lewan’s Donald Trump connection, how Hollywood became interested in adapting the story and the many different versions that never came to be, visiting the set and meeting stars like Jack Black and Jason Schwartzman, attending the Sundance Film Festival premiere, Netflix buying the movie and how he feels about streaming versus traditional theatrical releases, his original Troma movie “The Deviants” that takes place in NEPA, his short videos about local people and his recent work for WVIA that tied into Ken Burns’ “The Vietnam War” series, advice he would give to aspiring indie filmmakers, and more. The award-winning NEPA Scene Podcast covers arts, entertainment, and the issues that matter to Northeastern Pennsylvania. It airs as a live video stream every Wednesday at 7 p.m. on NEPA Scene’s Facebook page and is available afterward on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, YouTube, and nepascene.com. This episode and all previous episodes are available now on NEPA Scene, the award-winning independent arts and entertainment website that combines the accuracy and professionalism of a print magazine with the immediacy and convenience of a blog, offering a wide variety of content to readers in NEPA, Philadelphia, New York, and beyond. The show is made possible by local sponsors Beer Boys, The V-Spot, The Keys, Loyalty Barber Shop and Shave Parlor, Coal Creative, and viewers who tune in every week.

@TJ_Radio - Esta semana, Ana Martha y Stephanie platican, con Miss Betty, sobre un evento llamado Bio Fashion Show: Un desfile de modas, hecho con ropa que representa los 5 ecosistemas del país. Conoce más de este proyecto que realiza actualmente en el ITJ.

@ITJqro Denisse inicia Horus eye, una cápsula donde nos hablará de enfermedades, prevención y autocuidado. Hoy, entrevista a Miss Betty, maestra de biología en el ITJ, para abordar el tema de la Influenza; una enfermedad que afectó a nuestro país en 2009.

El área de Middle & High School del @ITJqro nos trae un interesante tema: "El miedo". Miss Betty y las alumnas Fernanda y Robbie, analizan esta sensación innata y nos explican su funcionamiento como mecanismo de defensa. Y tú ¿a qué le tienes miedo?