Tall Trapper | Gunsmoke (05-15-60)

Summary

Podcast Summary: Gunsmoke | OTRWesterns.com - "Tall Trapper" (05-15-60)
Release Date: May 18, 2025
Host: Andrew Rhines

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Introduction

In the "Tall Trapper" episode of Gunsmoke, U.S. Marshal Matt Dillon, portrayed by William Conrad, navigates the treacherous landscape of Dodge City, Kansas, solving yet another perplexing case. Hosted by Andrew Rhynes, this episode delves deep into themes of grief, trust, and justice in the rugged American West.

The Mysterious Death of Cassie Riley

The episode opens with a somber tone as Matt Dillon is introduced to the predicament surrounding the death of Cassie Riley.

Matt Dillon (00:00): "Foreign."

Shortly after, Doc Adams, portrayed by Howard McNear, arrives to inform Matt of the grim situation.

Doc Adams (01:59): "When did she start to sicken? Must be a week now, Doc."

As Doc examines Cassie, the gravity of her condition becomes clear.

Doc Adams (02:53): "She'd been beaten to death."

The realization that Cassie's ailment was a facade for foul play sets the stage for the investigation.

Initial Investigation and Suspicion

Matt promptly takes charge of the situation, seeking to uncover the truth behind Cassie's death. He interrogates Ben Riley, Cassie's husband, who appears deeply troubled and evasive.

Matt Dillon (05:30): "Well, hold your horses."

Ben Riley (05:32): "He's right back there."

Ben's behavior raises suspicions, especially when Matt discovers inconsistencies in his account.

Matt Dillon (07:56): "There's a barrier right here, Mr. Jones."

Further probing reveals Ben's unfamiliarity with Dodge City's customs and his nervous demeanor.

Matt Dillon (09:04): "I'm a U.S. marshal. It's my job to find out who's up there."

Confrontation with Ben Riley

As the investigation progresses, Ben Riley's defensiveness intensifies. He vehemently denies any involvement in his wife's death, yet his actions suggest otherwise.

Ben Riley (10:00): "No, mister, I didn't kill her."

Matt remains unconvinced, leading to a tense standoff where Ben threatens violence.

Ben Riley (10:31): "I could have shot the pair of you full if I didn't mind."

This confrontation culminates in Matt deciding to detain Ben for further questioning.

Insights from Kitty and Doc Adams

Kitty, portrayed by Georgia Ellis, provides additional context about Ben's state of mind, hinting at his grief and potential for violence.

Kitty (11:31): "I just expect a man to stand things better than that."

Meanwhile, Doc Adams reflects on the complexity of the case, emphasizing the need to uncover the truth.

Doc Adams (13:11): "That trapper fella's the one that done it."

The Twist and Revelation

The plot takes a dramatic turn when Ben Riley confesses to the murder, revealing his true motives rooted in jealousy and desperation.

Ben Riley (23:50): "I killed her."

This confession shocks both Matt and Doc, as Ben explains his rationale:

Ben Riley (23:54): "She was making moon eyes at him, saying how nice and gentle he was. Now, a man don't have to take that from his woman."

Matt's unwavering pursuit of justice leads to Ben's eventual apprehension.

Matt Dillon (24:04): "Take him away."

Resolution and Reflection

The episode concludes with reflections on the fragility of trust and the lengths one might go to in the face of personal turmoil. Ben Riley's admission underscores the complexities of human emotions in the lawless West.

Matt Dillon (24:25): "No. Man can't always know for certain."

Doc Adams and Kitty express their relief and acceptance of the case's closure, highlighting the supportive community in Dodge City.

Notable Quotes

• Matt Dillon (05:32): "He's right back there."
• Doc Adams (13:11): "That trapper fella's the one that done it."
• Ben Riley (23:50): "I killed her."
• Matt Dillon (24:04): "Take him away."
• Matt Dillon (24:25): "No. Man can't always know for certain."

Conclusion

"Tall Trapper" masterfully weaves a tale of mystery and morality, showcasing Matt Dillon's dedication to upholding justice amidst personal and communal strife. The episode encapsulates the enduring allure of the Western genre, blending suspense with deep character exploration.

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Transcript

[Matt Dillon]

Foreign.

[Andrew Rines]

Welcome to the Old Time Radio Westerns. I'm your host, Andrew Rines, and I'm excited to bring you another episode absolutely free. This is one of over 80 episodes released monthly for your enjoyment. Now, let's get into this episode.

[Ben Riley]

Around Dodge City and in the territory on West.

[Doc Adams]

There's just one way to handle the.

[Ben Riley]

Killers and the spoilers, and that's with the U.S. marshall and the Smell of Gun Smoke. Starring William Conrad. The story of the violence that moved west with young America. And the story of a man who moved with it.

[Matt Dillon]

I'm that man. Matt Dillon, United States Marsh. The first man they look for and the last they want to meet. It's a chancy job, and it makes a man watchful and a little lonely.

[Doc Adams]

It seems to me, Riley, if you'd have brought your wife this far, you'd have brought her on into Dodge for me to care for. I sure would have liked to do that, Doc, but Cassie just carried on about it something terrible. She said she just couldn't stand another turn of them wagon wheels, so I come to get you. Where you bound? We ain't decided on where to settle, Doc. Just heading west. Someplace where it'd be dry for Tassic. Oh, well, you're traveling for your wife. Hell fire, huh? Yeah, Doc, that's the reason for it. You see, Cassie's been ailing for a year or two back home. And finally we just figured to light out yonder and see if it'd help her something. When did she start to sicken? Must be a week now, Doc. First she tried to keep on going, but it just got to be so. She couldn't stand it to ride the wagon no more, so we stopped. What are the symptoms? How's that again? What seems to be wrong with your wife? Is she in pain? Can you keep her food down? Well, I ain't much up on what ails women, Doc, but she's coughing an awful lot. For one thing, she's awful weak. Can't hardly move around. I'll examine it. The wagon's around the next bend Dock down by the stream. I was beginning to think it was in the next county. Down there, Doc. Turn down there. All right.

[Kitty]

I'll head in right here under this tree.

[Doc Adams]

That's good, Doctor. You go on into the wagon now. I'll unhitch my horse from behind the bucket. All right, Riley. It's kind of a hot day to be under all that canvas. Mrs. Riley, I'm Doc Adams. Your husband brought me from Dodge. Mrs. Riley. Easy now, Mrs. Riley, I'm going to turn you over this way.

[Matt Dillon]

What a name.

[Doc Adams]

Riley. Right. Come here, quick. What? What's the matter, Doc? Engine. All right. It's a matter, Doc. What is it? I'm sorry.

[Ben Riley]

Dead. She's dead.

[Doc Adams]

Can't you do nothing? No, I can't do anything. She's been murdered. It does get unclear. Feeling great. Wouldn't hurt nobody. Nothing to stomp off their boots before he comes into town. Where's Matt? Oh, Doc, where you been at? We was looking for you. I haven't time, Chester. I gotta find Matt. Where is he?

[Ben Riley]

Well, hold your horses.

[Doc Adams]

He's right back there.

[Matt Dillon]

Hey, you're looking for me? Oh, Matt.

[Doc Adams]

Yes. You'll have to ride out east of town right away. Ah.

[Matt Dillon]

What's the trouble?

[Doc Adams]

There's been a murder. A woman, name of Tassie Riley. Boy, that's terrible.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, how did you know about it, Doc?

[Doc Adams]

Her husband came to Dodge to get me. Wanted me to go out and treat her. They were on their way west in a wagon and she got sick. When I got out there, she was dead.

[Matt Dillon]

You say she was murdered? That's right.

[Doc Adams]

She'd been beaten to death.

[Matt Dillon]

Where's the husband?

[Doc Adams]

I brought him in with me. He's up in my office.

[Matt Dillon]

I better have a talk with him.

[Doc Adams]

No, no. Won't do much good.

[Matt Dillon]

Why not?

[Doc Adams]

Well, to tell you the truth, man, I gave him a bottle of whiskey and told him to drink himself to sleep. He. He was in terrible shape.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, he still might be able to tell me something. Chester. Chester, get the horses ready. I'll meet you at the stable in a few minutes.

[Doc Adams]

Yes, sir.

[Matt Dillon]

Come on, Doc.

[Doc Adams]

I left everything out there just the way it was, Matt. I didn't move her or anything.

[Matt Dillon]

That's good. You'll have to bury him yet. Yeah, that's one thing I've learned how to do.

[Doc Adams]

There it is. Right down there in that grove. Just don't seem right, everybody riding off and even her laying alone in that wagon down there. Ms. Jones.

[Matt Dillon]

O'Reilly staying wouldn't have done her any good, Chester.

[Doc Adams]

Well, he told you about some trapper being around, didn't he?

[Matt Dillon]

I don't know if he told me or not. He was muttering about a trapper that had made a camp with him all night.

[Doc Adams]

Well, you're sure gonna look for him, ain't you?

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, I'm gonna look.

[Doc Adams]

Sure is quiet, ain't it?

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, it sure is.

[Doc Adams]

There's a barrier right here, Mr. Jones.

[Matt Dillon]

I don't think so, Chester.

[Doc Adams]

What?

[Matt Dillon]

The body's gone.

[Doc Adams]

What? Mr. Dillon, you don't think somebody stole that poor woman clean away?

[Matt Dillon]

It's hard telling. Maybe that's our answer.

[Doc Adams]

What?

[Matt Dillon]

Look over there.

[Doc Adams]

Why, it's a platform. Like up on Poleswood doing. Yeah, that looks like one of them Pawnee graves built up that way, don't it?

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, it sure does. Come on.

[Doc Adams]

Mighty Claire. I ain't never heard of Indian stopping a burial. Quiet. Have you, Miss John?

[Matt Dillon]

No.

[Doc Adams]

That framework don't look like it's been up there very long. Day. No.

[Matt Dillon]

Wood's fresh cut. All right, Chester, you hold it steady while I take a look, huh?

[Doc Adams]

I'm chilling.

[Matt Dillon]

Why?

[Doc Adams]

Behind you.

[Ben Riley]

Disturbing graves ain't seemingly.

[Matt Dillon]

Who are you?

[Ben Riley]

Them was passed on got a right to rest.

[Matt Dillon]

I'm a U.S. marshal. It's my job to find out who's up there.

[Ben Riley]

I can tell you that thought.

[Matt Dillon]

You unresting her, you tell me who you are first, huh?

[Ben Riley]

Call me Ben.

[Matt Dillon]

Don't you have a last name?

[Ben Riley]

Not that I never heard, mister.

[Matt Dillon]

Are you a trapper boy?

[Ben Riley]

Trade some in pelts and skins?

[Matt Dillon]

Uh huh. Now tell me who's up there?

[Ben Riley]

A girl? Woman. Who put her there? I did, mister.

[Doc Adams]

The Indian grave.

[Matt Dillon]

How come you buried her? Pawnee style?

[Ben Riley]

The Pawnees reared me, mister. I learned their ways. And their burying strikes me a sight nicer than digging in the ground.

[Matt Dillon]

Did you kill her?

[Ben Riley]

No, mister, I didn't kill her.

[Doc Adams]

He's bloodied up. Like you could have done it. All right, Mr. Dillon.

[Matt Dillon]

Doesn't look good for you, Ben.

[Ben Riley]

I reckon maybe it don't.

[Matt Dillon]

I'm gonna have to take you along with me till I find out about.

[Ben Riley]

This in the town.

[Matt Dillon]

Mm, the Dodge City.

[Ben Riley]

You gonna lock me up until I.

[Matt Dillon]

Find out who did this?

[Ben Riley]

Well, I ain't never been locked up.

[Matt Dillon]

Chester, get his gun.

[Doc Adams]

That's it. All right, hand it over.

[Ben Riley]

You're slow asking.

[Doc Adams]

How's that?

[Ben Riley]

I could have shot the pair of you full if I didn't mind.

[Doc Adams]

That's right, Mr. John. He could have done just that.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, I couldn't. All right, come on.

[Kitty]

Hello, man.

[Matt Dillon]

Hello, Kitty.

[Kitty]

Sit down.

[Matt Dillon]

I haven't got time. Kitty. I'm looking for a man named Riley. Did you notice him in here?

[Kitty]

Oh, I would say I have.

[Matt Dillon]

How does he cause trouble?

[Kitty]

No, ma' am, not trouble. I guess the poor man's got a life. It's a take on some, losing his wife that way. But I can't help thinking he's overdoing it a little bit.

[Matt Dillon]

What do you mean?

[Kitty]

Oh, just he's always up at the Bar, drinking and carrying on about his wife. I guess I just expect a man to stand things better than that.

[Matt Dillon]

Sometimes you expect a lot of us, Kitty.

[Kitty]

Sometimes I get a lot.

[Matt Dillon]

I guess I better go talk to him.

[Kitty]

He's down at the end of the bar.

[Matt Dillon]

Nice Kitty. Riley.

[Doc Adams]

My name is Riley. All right. Who are you?

[Matt Dillon]

Matt Dillon, the U.S. marshal. I came to see you the day Doc Adams brought you into town.

[Doc Adams]

I don't remember that.

[Matt Dillon]

No, it doesn't matter. I am. I'm sorry about your wife.

[Doc Adams]

You're too late, Marshall.

[Matt Dillon]

It'd help if you tell me what you knew.

[Doc Adams]

I know. Know that my poor wife Lies murdered my poor wife. That I was bringing west to get well.

[Matt Dillon]

Was she sick?

[Doc Adams]

She's sick and all the way west, Marshall. I was bringing the doctor to her when we found her. Poor weakening thing.

[Matt Dillon]

When you got there, she was dead.

[Doc Adams]

Beaten, Marshall.

[Ben Riley]

Beaten.

[Doc Adams]

That's a terrible thing for a man to see.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah.

[Doc Adams]

I just like to get me that trapper.

[Matt Dillon]

What about the trapper?

[Doc Adams]

That trapper fella's the one that done it. We shared fires two nights back. And he was laring at poor Tassie the whole time.

[Matt Dillon]

And you figure he followed you, huh?

[Doc Adams]

Sure, Marshall couldn't have been nothing else.

[Matt Dillon]

You didn't take out after the Trevor, but no Marshall.

[Doc Adams]

Tell the truth, I was just plum sick. And when the doc had to give me a powder. I sure would like to get my hands on him, though, and that's a fact.

[Matt Dillon]

You may get the chance.

[Ben Riley]

What do you mean?

[Matt Dillon]

He's in jail? Come on.

[Doc Adams]

I tell you, Marshally, giving me the sickness again. Just thinking of seeing that traffic.

[Matt Dillon]

You'll be all right, Riley.

[Doc Adams]

I was wondering if I hadn't ought to stop by Doc's first.

[Matt Dillon]

Let's stop in here first. He's back there.

[Ben Riley]

Hello, Riley.

[Matt Dillon]

All right, Riley. Do you recognize him?

[Ben Riley]

Certain. Sure he does, Mr. Camp. The same fire two nights running.

[Doc Adams]

He's a trapper.

[Ben Riley]

Made me mighty sorrowful coming on your wife that way. Didn't seem hardly like it could be seeing her living so strong just the night before.

[Matt Dillon]

Riley says you did it, Ben.

[Ben Riley]

Why? Bad mistook.

[Matt Dillon]

He said you were following him.

[Ben Riley]

Well, was that. But a man shouldn't point no finger. Mustn't. He's certain. Sure.

[Matt Dillon]

He seems sure.

[Ben Riley]

Riley, you bad mistook.

[Doc Adams]

Marshall.

[Ben Riley]

We was friends, Riley. Why, you ain't got no cause to suspicion me, Marshall.

[Doc Adams]

It sickens me to look at him. I feel the need to get outside.

[Matt Dillon]

All right. All right, Riley, you can go, but stay in town. I'll need you to talk to the judge.

[Ben Riley]

Sure, Marshall. Sure, mister. Yeah, but a man shouldn't tell if he can't prove out.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, he thinks he can.

[Ben Riley]

Maybe it's his grieving that makes him so bad.

[Matt Dillon]

Mistook maybe it is.

[Doc Adams]

Here's your vittles, man.

[Matt Dillon]

I'll be pleased to eat.

[Doc Adams]

Now, I'll say this much for you. You sure ain't no problem to feed.

[Ben Riley]

I ain't one to fuss down over eating.

[Doc Adams]

There you are. Ain't trying like the usual on the people I get in here small belly egg. And I guess you'd think I was feeding them straight out of a hog pan.

[Ben Riley]

As long as you fetch me free food, I won't complain.

[Doc Adams]

Well, I don't charge for it. That's one thing. I tell you the truth, Ben, I don't find it too easy to figure.

[Ben Riley]

You out what's trolling you.

[Doc Adams]

Well, you seem like a nice, decent kind of fella. And you ain't no bother at all in that cell. You ain't snarling and mean all the while.

[Ben Riley]

Well, I don't aim to be.

[Doc Adams]

And yet you could go and do a thing like killing that poor little sick lady out there. Laying on what was maybe her deathbed.

[Ben Riley]

Look, you ain't talking about Tassie. Well, sure being aen.

[Doc Adams]

Why, you know that Ben Riley was bringing Doc out to see her when he found her killed. He said she'd sickened so all the way west she couldn't hardly move no more.

[Ben Riley]

Who told that?

[Doc Adams]

Why, Riley told it, of course. He's the one to know. He was her husband. Was, wasn't he.

[Ben Riley]

Chester?

[Doc Adams]

Well, I got to get on back.

[Ben Riley]

I'm mindful of that. But I. I figured you'd ought to know about that loose bar.

[Doc Adams]

What loose bar?

[Ben Riley]

That loose bar up to that window.

[Doc Adams]

Oh, my gracious. I certainly should know about it any better. Take a look at it.

[Ben Riley]

You can climb up on that bunk there.

[Doc Adams]

It sure don't make no sense to have a goose bar in a jail winder. Just about which one is it, Ben?

[Ben Riley]

Here. I surely do hate to do this gesture.

[Doc Adams]

Listen here, Ben. Let me go now, Ben.

[Ben Riley]

Just got to tie you up chestnuts. Oh, is about these belts will have to do.

[Doc Adams]

You can't go and do a thing like this, man.

[Ben Riley]

Oh, that ought to hold. I ain't happy about this, Chester. You tell the marshal I was driving. But I ain't used to being kept in. And now I got to move out of here.

[Doc Adams]

Well, it ain't gonna do you no good he'll find you. He'll bring you back.

[Ben Riley]

Yeah, I reckon he'll have to try, Chester, it being his job and all.

[Doc Adams]

Bet your doggone boots he will.

[Ben Riley]

We all have to move in our own way, Chester. Now, you just rest easy until he comes and lets you loose.

[Kitty]

I wonder what's keeping Matt.

[Doc Adams]

Well, I wouldn't worry about Matt's missing a meal, Kitty. He considers eating as much of a duty as his job is. He'll be here.

[Kitty]

I guess you're right.

[Doc Adams]

Certainly I'm right. By the way Matt and Chester eat, they'd need a chuck wagon all their own on a cattle drive.

[Kitty]

You against eating, Doc?

[Doc Adams]

Oh, no, no, no. Certainly not. But I don't specialize in it the way those two do.

[Kitty]

Want another fixed pie?

[Doc Adams]

It don't matter if I do, Kitty. No, I don't mind.

[Kitty]

Oh, here's a man.

[Ben Riley]

Hello, Matt.

[Doc Adams]

Hey. Feel up to taking on a little.

[Ben Riley]

Nourishment, do you, Kitty?

[Matt Dillon]

Doc? Yeah, as a matter of fact, I do. Joe, bring me some steak and potatoes and a piece of pie, will you?

[Ben Riley]

Sure, Marshall.

[Doc Adams]

Kitty was worrying about you, man. I think I convinced her that you wouldn't miss a meal.

[Matt Dillon]

Oh, I've been talking with the judge, you know.

[Doc Adams]

What do you mean about that trapper.

[Matt Dillon]

That you got locked up? Mm.

[Doc Adams]

It looks like he did the thing, doesn't he?

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, Doc, it does.

[Kitty]

Well, I hope you have more than Riley's word for it.

[Doc Adams]

That man gives me the creeps.

[Kitty]

Boy, he's been cheering on.

[Matt Dillon]

He's taking it hard, all right.

[Kitty]

I'm glad I won't have to be seeing him anymore.

[Matt Dillon]

What do you mean by that?

[Kitty]

Well, he was in the long branch this morning. Had a few even then. And he told Sam he was taking his last drink in Dodge. It was too hard for him to stay around so close to where his wife was killed.

[Matt Dillon]

He was leaving?

[Kitty]

Yeah. Told Sam he was going to pick up his things at the Dodge house and move on.

[Matt Dillon]

Excuse me, Kitty. Doc, I better try and catch him. Chester. We gotta get Moland.

[Doc Adams]

Chester, I'm back here. Mr. Jones.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah.

[Ben Riley]

What?

[Matt Dillon]

What in the.

[Doc Adams]

Would you untie me, please?

[Matt Dillon]

Mr. Stone, how in the world did you get in this mess?

[Doc Adams]

Well, it was that fellow.

[Matt Dillon]

Band, turn around. What happened?

[Doc Adams]

Well, he tricked me into climbing up to look at that window. He said one of the bars had come loose.

[Matt Dillon]

And then he jumped you, huh?

[Doc Adams]

Yes, sir, he sure did. He did tell me to tell you he was sorry to have to do it.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, that helps. Yeah.

[Doc Adams]

Thank you. Well, he was just as Nice as candy. But he said he had to move on.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, that makes two of them. Riley moved on, too. Go get our horses.

[Doc Adams]

Which one of them are we taking out after first, Mr. Dillon?

[Matt Dillon]

I'm hoping we'll find them together.

[Doc Adams]

I feel real bad about letting Ben get away, Mr. Jones. He'll be awful hard to track. He ain't so used to this country and all.

[Matt Dillon]

Don't worry about it.

[Doc Adams]

Better be got clean away.

[Matt Dillon]

He's not trying to get clean away.

[Doc Adams]

What?

[Matt Dillon]

Look there.

[Doc Adams]

Ways, Ben.

[Ben Riley]

And he's got Riley.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, I figured they'd be together. Come on. All right, Ben, Let him go. Let him go now. What's this all about?

[Ben Riley]

It's proved out. Marshall.

[Doc Adams]

Marshall.

[Matt Dillon]

Let him talk, Riley.

[Ben Riley]

It was him. Marshall killed his own woman. I know that. As soon as I learned he was spreading stories about how ailing she was. Why, she weren't ailing, mister. She was a young, strong woman and done all this caring and fetching. I knowed it was him when I learned that. And then it come to me why he was doing it. So he could make like he was away fetching the duck.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, how about it, Riley?

[Doc Adams]

There ain't no truth to it.

[Ben Riley]

If he'd give me leave, mister, I could make him tell I ain't one for hurting creatures. But it would come easy with him.

[Matt Dillon]

Maybe that's a good idea. No.

[Doc Adams]

No. If you keep him away, Marshall. Keep him away.

[Matt Dillon]

You got something to say, Riley? No. All right, go ahead, Ben.

[Ben Riley]

All right.

[Doc Adams]

All right. I killed her.

[Ben Riley]

I killed her.

[Doc Adams]

She was making moon eyes at him, saying how nice and gentle he was. Now, a man don't have to take that from his woman.

[Matt Dillon]

A man doesn't have to kill her either.

[Ben Riley]

Chester.

[Matt Dillon]

Take him away.

[Ben Riley]

Mister. Yeah, Ben, I'm sorry for the fuss back at the jail come to me that I. I couldn't do nothing in them four walls.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, Ben, I'm sorry about that.

[Ben Riley]

You was doing what you figured was the right thing. Man can't always know for certain.

[Matt Dillon]

No. Man can't always know for certain. Come on, Ben. I'd like to buy you a.

[Ben Riley]

Gun. Smoke produced and directed in Hollywood Hollywood by Norman McDonald stars William Conrad as Matt Dillon, u. S. Marshal. The story was specially written for Gunsmoke by Marion Clark with editorial supervision by John Meston. Featured in the cast were Barney Phillips and Vic Perrin. Harley Bear is Chester, Howard McNear is Doc and Georgia Ellis is Kitty. This is George Walsh inviting you to join us again next week when CBS radio presents another story story on gun smoke. Latest News next then Walter Cronkite, Dave Camera Sports and the Mitch Miller show on the CBS Radio Network.

[Kitty]

I love the music on cbs.

[Doc Adams]

I think they cover the news the best. I love the drama on CB Foreign.

[Andrew Rines]

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[Doc Adams]

Sam.