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Today's Wisdom in six words:
 
"What we got here is failure."
Paul Newman, Cool Hand Luke 1967

Okie Without Borders preview:
 
"It was at the Pike where my brother dared me to go on, what looked like, the worlds largest roller coaster.  The first rise looked about a hundred stories up and when we rolled down it felt like falling at about a thousand miles per hour.  Whaazoom, we hit bottom and then my eyeballs felt like popping out of their socket.  Then we immediately shot straight up like a rocket and launched in to rapid twists and turns.  I was thinking death was almost at hand."
 
Click on link above and read the entire story.  OWB is updated weekly.

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Lots of new mail in our mailbag below.  Click on link and read your letters.  It's fun and interesting!

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Click here to download Cruising Down 66 mp3 file

Jazz Highway 66 is now distributed by Public Radio Exchange. Click here to find out more.

Jazz Highway 66 is a weekly one hour classic jazz radio program produced and hosted by Chuck Ayers.

Chuck Ayers host of JH66
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Would you trust this man with your socks?

Commercial A.M. or F.M. stations should click here to download Jazz Highway 66

Now streaming on the www each weekend. Take us wherever you go. Click here.

Updated Features on this page:
 
Just added.  An all new line up of Oldies in My Old Jukebox.  One hour of pure gold.  Arrow down below, click and listen.
Arrow up and vissit the all new Red Dirt Post.  Updated daily.  Rational Red Dirt Opinion. You'll be glad you visited.
 
**Without a doubt, the most entertaining item on this homepage, is the Mailbag link above.  Your recent comments, reactions, and suggestions.  Absolutely the best reading at this website.  Click on Mailbag link above.**
 
Arrow down and see additional features.
Also at My Old Jukebox below.  Note the essay on sock-hops.  Also, on the Jukebox, a link to the late Wolfman Jack web site and also an audio link of Wolfman Jacks on air voice.  
 
Arrow down.  Click on My Old Radio below, it has several old dradio images plus an interesting personal essay.  Don't forget all the OTR programs.  Click and listen.  Just added: 2-new episodes of Lone Ranger and 2-new episodes of Dragnet.  Also a link to New York radio greats, Bob and Ray plus an audio link.  Just added to My Old Radio, a link to many old radio soap operas and lots of great soap opera info. 
 
Also, looking back up above, click on Resource and Favorite link.  Links to the first car radio, first Drive-in movie, and lots of historical stuff about Route 66.  There are several audio and video links.
 
Also, at Okie Without Borders, you will find many historical links about Okies migrating to California during the Dust Bowl days of Oklahoma.  Link there and find out what happened.
 
Best Regards, Chuck Ayers

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Chuck with Rickles the magic yellow dog
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Rickles is the one on the right

I was speaking with Rickles the other evening and he says we should explore squirril as a possible ssource of protein.  You know, hard times are heare.

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Memory River Radio is dedicated to my late Mom and Dad, who suffered with us restless kids, as we grew up as Okies in East Los Angeles.  Thanks to them, we always had a radio turned on in our house.  Radios tuned to Sunday morning gospel music, old time radio programs, classic jazz, and oldies rock and roll.  Through all the years, radio provided we kids a back drop for all our escapades, celebrations, conflicts and misadventures.  Most of all, radio provided Sunday morning inspiration and entertainment for all us kids.  

Chhuck Ayers

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