I am delighted to have found this site. I have so many memories of listening to Rmt as a teen. Thank you for this site. As for this story, nothing supernatural here, but a very lovely tale about a shallow woman's self discovery following tragedy. I am often struck that although much has changed from the 70's to now, there is much that remains the same. In this story, a character refers to the "violent world we live in." Heard that before?

I suppose that's true. I just love CBSRMT so much, and want to think of ways for it to thrive. I'm really afraid it's going to die with us. My kids liked it when I used to play it for them when they were young, but they aren't interested now. Too many other distractions. I guess I have to face the fact that the allure of nostalgia is a very powerful one, and we are the only ones that share that, and we won't last forever.

I love Ralph Bell!!

This show makes me feel so old. I grew up listening to this show as a kid. My dad used to play it on the radio in the station wagon in summertime. I thought I remembered every episode. I don’t remember this one. What a great episode. What a great story I don’t know who it was but someone in the show said they have a face only a mother could love in the late 70s believe me I’ve used that line on a few people. The only thing that makes me sad is that it was in the late 70s and when I listen to it, I feel like I’m 14. I just turned 62. I feel old.