Posted on May 8, 2016
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During my time at 'Ramstein AB' in Germany, I was privy to these old time classic radio. Orson Wells and his macabre sense of mystery. I wonder how far in the technical that we miss the mind's eye and creativity? CPT L S LTC Stephen F. LTC Stephen C. SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL SMSgt Minister Gerald A. Thomas Sgt David G Duchesneau LTC John Shaw SP5 Mark Kuzinski PO3 Shaun Taylor PO1 William "Chip" Nagel CPT Jack Durish 1SG Mike Case COL Mikel J. Burroughs SGT Bryon Sergent PO1 John Miller PO2 Ed C. SGT John " Mac " McConnell PFC Kyle Corcoran SGT (Join to see) MSG Tom Earley
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Radio was my Passion and Love for as long as I can remember and part of my Profession for 21 years.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel I've been a Broadcat Meteorologist. A bit of TV weather, as well as a Forensic Weather guy and Hurricane Consultant.
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I well remember an interview between Tom Snyder and Orson Welles during which Snyder asked, "You've done it all. Radio drama. Film. Television. Live stage. Which was your favorite?" He offered Welles time to think about his response over the commercial break but Welles didn't need it. Radio, was his instant response. Why? Because no other medium engaged the audience like radio. The actors only supplied dialog and sound effects. The audience provided the images in their imaginations. I worked with Welles briefly shortly before his death on a commercial shoot and he confirmed his answer. I later produced a brief radio drama as a training aid and was amazed at the audience response. They reacted with more passion than I had ever seen in response to any other type of presentation.
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SSgt (Join to see) - Genius is hardly the word for it. When young, I wandered into an off Broadway theater where a class of actors was performing for Welles. Each had selected a random scene from Shakespeare to perform. They took turns going on stage to announce the scene. Welles played opposite them in each without a script. Apparently, he had every role in every scene in every play memorized.
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Thanks for sharing SSgt (Join to see) that brings back memories from my time in Germany as well.
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