Pucket’s New Year | Gunsmoke (01-05-58)

Summary

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Podcast Summary: Old Time Radio Westerns

Episode: Puckett’s New Year | Gunsmoke (01-05-58)

Host: Andrew Rhynes
Original Air Date: January 1, 2026 (Podcast) / January 5, 1958 (Original)
Main Cast: William Conrad (Matt Dillon), Ralph Moody (Ira Puckett), others

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Episode Overview

This episode of the Old Time Radio Westerns podcast features a digitally restored broadcast of “Puckett’s New Year,” an original Gunsmoke radio drama. Set in the old West, the story focuses on Ira Puckett, an aging buffalo hunter whose pride and sense of self-worth are challenged after he’s left stranded and injured during a deadly blizzard. Marshal Matt Dillon and his companion Chester aid Puckett, shepherding him back to Dodge City, only to confront deeper issues of honor, helplessness, and adaptation as Puckett struggles to find a place in civilized society. The episode is a meditation on aging, pride, and change at the dawn of a new year.

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Key Discussion Points & Story Beats

1. The Blizzard and Puckett’s Plight

• [04:44-06:14] Matt Dillon and Chester encounter a deserted buffalo hunters’ camp after a blizzard. They meet Ira Puckett, who is injured and holding them at gunpoint out of fear and desperation.
• Puckett’s story: His partner Jed Larner abandoned him to the blizzard, knowing Puckett’s injured leg prevented him from escaping.
• Key moment:

  “You’re going to hitch up that team and you’re going to take me into Dodge! You ain’t running off like Jed Larner!”
  —Ira Puckett [06:09]

2. Recovery and Frustration in Dodge City

• [09:15-11:21] With the help of Matt and Doc, Puckett’s foot is treated, but he’s left permanently crippled—his days as a buffalo hunter are over.
• Puckett’s pride and bitterness: He resents his helplessness and fears irrelevance, expressing disdain for the town folk and yearning for the self-sufficiency of his past.
• Memorable quote:

  “What am I going to do for a living? I hate one of you city people. I live off the country. I always have. I’m a man, not a dude.”
  —Ira Puckett [10:43]

3. Search for Jed Larner: Justice and Vengeance

• [11:24-12:35] Puckett demands help in finding Jed Larner, intent on seeking violent revenge for his abandonment.
• Dillon’s moral stance: He refuses to facilitate revenge, even as he promises to keep an eye out for Larner.

4. Fateful Encounter at the Long Branch

• [12:35-15:10] In a New Year’s scene at the Long Branch Saloon, Matt and Kitty discuss dreams and disappointments before Matt spots Larner at the bar.
• Confrontation: Matt confronts Larner, making it clear he must leave Dodge to avoid Puckett’s wrath and the town's moral rejection.
• Key dialogue:

  “Suppose I just let everybody here know that you’re the man who ran off and left Ira Puckett to die. … They’d set you on fire.”
  —Matt Dillon [14:10]

5. Puckett’s Moment of Truth and Shame

• [16:06-16:47] Puckett misses his chance at Larner, left to reckon with his own helplessness and Matt’s decision to spare him from murder and hanging.
• Memorable exchange:

  “I wasn’t born to become a helpless old man. The least you could have done was let me fight my own battles, like I always did on the prairie. You took my manhood away from me.”
  —Ira Puckett [16:41]

6. Attempted Bank Robbery: Pride vs. Adaptation

• [18:40-21:31] Puckett, desperate to prove he’s still a man, tries to rob the bank with a shotgun, only to be foiled before he can get away. He’s left recognizing the futility and absurdity of his quest for lost manhood.
• Matt’s observation:

  “I’m not sure that you really wanted to [rob the bank]… All you wanted was to prove something about that manhood you think has been taken away from you. And you sure picked a foolish way to do it.”
  —Matt Dillon [21:31]

7. Redemption and a New Beginning

• [23:14-24:06] Matt arranges with the local banker and stage line for Puckett to work as an armed stage messenger—a job suited to his skills and pride, especially since it doesn’t demand much walking.
• Message of hope:

  “A man’s got to make a change once in a while, don’t he? And it’ll sure be a good way to start the new year.”
  —Ira Puckett [24:06]

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Notable Quotes and Memorable Moments

• Puckett’s Defiance in the Camp:

  “I ain’t going to be left here again!”
  —Ira Puckett [06:09]

• On Losing Manhood:

  “What he hated most wasn’t the fact that he might have died, but that he was helpless. A man like Puckett can't stand being helpless.”
  —Doc [09:47]

• Kitty’s Western Dreams:

  “I was hoping maybe I’d be in San Francisco by now… No blizzard, no dust, no cowboys.”
  —Kitty [12:38]

• Matt’s Town Justice to Larner:

  “You’d get torn apart…They’d set you on fire. Don’t tell ‘em. I’ll leave. Marshal, I…I’m leaving right now.”
  —Jed Larner [14:10]

• Puckett’s Shame:

  “I'd rather hang than live this way.”
  —Ira Puckett [16:26]

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Key Timestamps for Important Segments

• [04:44] — Discovery of Ira Puckett after the blizzard
• [06:09] — Puckett’s threat and demand for help
• [09:15] — Doc assesses Puckett’s injury
• [10:43] — Puckett’s lament over lost manhood
• [12:35] — Long Branch New Year's scene
• [14:10] — Matt confronts Jed Larner
• [16:41] — Puckett accuses Dillon of “taking his manhood”
• [18:40] — Puckett’s botched bank robbery
• [21:31] — Matt’s insight about Puckett’s motive
• [23:14] — Dillon saves Puckett from jail with new job offer
• [24:06] — Puckett’s hopeful acceptance and new beginning

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Takeaway

“Puckett’s New Year” offers a nuanced narrative about aging and pride set against the rugged backdrop of the frontier. Through the character of Ira Puckett, the episode explores the pain of losing one’s purpose and the courage it takes to adapt to a new life. The digitally restored presentation allows listeners to appreciate the emotional performances and sound design, bringing the 1950s radio drama into the present with vivid clarity and resonance.

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Transcript

[Josh Whalen]

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[Andrew Rines]

Welcome to the Oldtime Radio Westerns. I'm your host Andrew Rines and I'm excited to bring you another episode absolutely free. This episode is one of many released every month, totaling over 80 episodes so far. Each one is meticulously digitally restored and stored in the cloud for your convenience, a process that incurs costs. To help cover these expenses, you might hear some advertisements throughout the episode. While we do retain the original commercials for historical authenticity, you may also encounter modern ads which help keep the lights on. If you prefer an ad free experience, we offer a couple options. You can listen to the episodes on YouTube where they don't include the audio ads, although YouTube may provide their own ads on their platform. Alternatively, you can also support us by becoming a patron on our Patreon page. For more information, go to otrwesterns.com donate again otrwesterns.com donate I do want to emphasize that we are committed to providing this content to you for free, but also we have to be transparent about the financial realities to bringing this to you. To those of you who are already supporting us, we extend our heartfelt thanks. Your contributions make it possible for us to continue doing what we love. And as a final note, I did want to mention one last thing. If you are paying for a service, let's say like Audible and you are listening to the show on that site, and they do not provide any financial or monetary means to this podcast. We provide it to them as a way for you to be able to listen, but they don't help us in any way. So again, thank you to everybody who's already supporting and those of you who want to support us in the future. I deeply appreciate it. Now let's get into this episode. This episode is going to be Gunsmoke. Original air date is January 5, 1958 and the title is Puckett's New Year. Let's get into it and I hope you enjoy.

[Matt Dillon]

Around Dodge City and in the territory on west, there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers, and that's with a U.S. marshal. And the smell of gun smoke. Gun book starring William Conrad. The story of the violence that moved west with young America. And the story of a man who moved with it. I'm that man. Matt Dillon, United States Marshal. The first man they look for and the last they want to meet. It's a chancy job and it makes.

[Ira Puckett]

A man watchful and a little lonely.

[Matt Dillon]

Jester and I were 30 miles from Dodge when we ran into the buffalo hunters camp. We've been holed up for two days in a deserted sod hut taking cover from one of the worst blizzards in years. It was over now and a warm, dry chinook blew out of the west a down up the Rockies and across the prairie into Kansas. It was Chester who first saw the camp. A pile of buffalo hides half covered with snow and the skeleton of a wagon is canvas torn and shredded by the blizzard. The camp was silent as we rode up and got down.

[Ira Puckett]

Ain't mar here, Mr. John?

[Matt Dillon]

Maybe they got caught out on the prairie when the blizzard hit.

[Ira Puckett]

Yeah, it sure doesn't look that way.

[Matt Dillon]

I don't know how that team is still alive with nothing but that wagon for protection.

[Ira Puckett]

Yeah, but they don't look none too lively.

[Matt Dillon]

You can't blame them.

[Ira Puckett]

Put your hands up. Close it.

[Matt Dillon]

Better do what the old man says.

[Ira Puckett]

Must have been hiding in that wagon. Come over here. Closer.

[Matt Dillon]

That's your camp, mister.

[Ira Puckett]

Of course it's my camp. Now you two drop them guns.

[Matt Dillon]

We got our hands up. Is not enough.

[Ira Puckett]

You do what I say. I ain't taking no chances. I ain't going to be left here again.

[Matt Dillon]

What?

[Ira Puckett]

You're going to hit up that team and you're going to take me in the guard. You ain't running off like Jed Larner.

[Matt Dillon]

Who's Jed Larner?

[Ira Puckett]

He was my sinner.

[Matt Dillon]

Why did he leave you?

[Ira Puckett]

Yeah, he seen that blizzard coming. He didn't want to take any chances, so he rode off. He'd probably been in dogs all the time, warm and cold.

[Matt Dillon]

Why didn't you go with him?

[Ira Puckett]

Well, I printed my leg. My foot. So they can't ride a horse. That's why. Learner Fidget driving the wagon. Is he too slow?

[Matt Dillon]

You mean he left you here to freeze?

[Ira Puckett]

Kill him when I find him. And I'll kill you if you don't drive me to Dodge. I hear he's a giraffe.

[Josh Whalen]

Marshal.

[Ira Puckett]

Mistress. He ain't gonna leave you here, Marshall.

[Matt Dillon]

Now, why don't you put that rifle down and tell us who you are?

[Ira Puckett]

All right. My name's Ira Pocket, Marshal. I'm usually up north following a Republican herd that I come south this year. I'm getting old and I thought it'd be warmer down here.

[Matt Dillon]

You sure made a mistake about that, didn't you?

[Ira Puckett]

You tip me in the Dodge, won't you?

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, sure. Of course we will.

[Ira Puckett]

That foot I twisted. I don't feel nothing in it. Must be frozen.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, it could be. You forget about that bucket. I'm not taking you back to Dodge just so you can hang.

[Ira Puckett]

I'll forget it.

[Josh Whalen]

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[Matt Dillon]

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[Ira Puckett]

It? Oh, you'll be all right.

[Matt Dillon]

Man. Then his foot wasn't so bad after all.

[Ira Puckett]

Huh? Didn't have much foot left when.

[Matt Dillon]

I got through with.

[Ira Puckett]

Him. You'll be able to walk There with a cane by. These buffalo hunting days are.

[Matt Dillon]

Over. Does he know.

[Ira Puckett]

Us? I told him I have a Puck at the Proud man. That a.

[Matt Dillon]

Little. Oh, what do you mean.

[Ira Puckett]

Doc? Well, what he hated most about this dead liner leaving him on the prairie wasn't the fact that he might.

[Matt Dillon]

Have died, but that he was.

[Ira Puckett]

Helpless. A man like Puckett can't stand being.

[Matt Dillon]

Helpless. I.

[Ira Puckett]

See. And now all crippled up, he's a bigger man.

[Matt Dillon]

Matt. Well, he got over it, Doc. You know, Mac, I got used to most anything in.

[Ira Puckett]

Time. No, no.

[Matt Dillon]

No. I got my doubts about.

[Ira Puckett]

Puckett. He's in the back room if you want to.

[Matt Dillon]

See. Yeah, all right, I'll come in. Hello.

[Ira Puckett]

Bucket.

[Matt Dillon]

Marsha. Well, how you.

[Ira Puckett]

Feeling? Good. D. Tell you what you done to me. Yeah, you ruined my foot. I saved your life, Bucket. I ain't sure I'm grateful, D.

[Matt Dillon]

You're going to be all right, buddy. You'll be able to get.

[Ira Puckett]

Around. Yeah, like old woman. What am I going to do for a living? I hate one of you city people. I live off the country. I always have. I'm a man, not a.

[Matt Dillon]

Dude. You'll get used to town life. And besides, you'll find men here.

[Ira Puckett]

Too. What kind of men? Walking around all flickered up. Fussing the hair in the middle and bowing to the lady. Ain't one of them could do half the things I've done. Well, I was living with Comanches when most of them were sniveling in their mother's.

[Matt Dillon]

Apron. I know. But you'll find something to do. I'll help.

[Ira Puckett]

You. You will.

[Matt Dillon]

Huh?

[Ira Puckett]

Sure. Then help me find Jed Larner. Bring him in here so that I can kill him with my bare.

[Matt Dillon]

Hands. What does he look.

[Ira Puckett]

Like? No. He's.

[Matt Dillon]

Tall. Black.

[Ira Puckett]

Hair. Got a big scar running across one eye and halfway down his right.

[Matt Dillon]

Cheek. Good. I'll try to find him. If I do, I'll run him out of town before you get to.

[Ira Puckett]

Him. I can't even trust you, can.

[Matt Dillon]

I? Not when you want to murder a man. I told you I didn't bring you in so that you could hang. And I still, I kept a sharp eye out for Jed Larner. But he must have headed for some other part of the country. Anyway, he never showed up in dark. That time passed and Ira Puckett was able to get around a little bit. First with the help of clutches and then finally with a cane. But it was obvious that his hunting days were over. And that alone seemed to came in. Then one night, his pride really got a blow. I Was at the Long Branch having a beer with Kitty. It.

[Ira Puckett]

Happened. Well, this is a great way to start the new year.

[Matt Dillon]

Max. Oh, what do you mean.

[Ira Puckett]

Kitty? Well, all last year I was hoping maybe I'd be in San Francisco by.

[Matt Dillon]

Now. San.

[Ira Puckett]

Francisco?

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah. You never.

[Ira Puckett]

Joked. What would you have done about.

[Matt Dillon]

It? Nothing, I guess. But why San.

[Ira Puckett]

Francisco? No blizzard, no ducks, no.

[Matt Dillon]

Cowboy. Yeah, but they got fog. And all those sailors and miners aren't any more gentle than these cowboys, you.

[Ira Puckett]

Know. Yeah, I know. Imagine going to dinner in a cherry tablecloth, dashing on a hardwood.

[Matt Dillon]

Flor. You know, I think you're.

[Ira Puckett]

Spoiled. K Now, how could I get spoiled? We're in dark.

[Matt Dillon]

City. You know, I.

[Ira Puckett]

Always. What's the.

[Matt Dillon]

Matter? That man at the bar there just turned.

[Ira Puckett]

Around. Huh? What.

[Matt Dillon]

Man? One with a sp on his cheek. Excuse me.

[Ira Puckett]

Kitty. I'll be back. Oh. Evening.

[Matt Dillon]

Michael. Evening. Before. You staring at me, Michael? Your name said, Aren't I? What if it is? How long you been in town? About.

[Ira Puckett]

Out.

[Matt Dillon]

Marshall. Something wrong? You remember the big blizzard we had? Who don't? We all do, I guess. Especially Ira Buckets. What? He doesn't die, Leonard. Well, that's fine. I went back looking for.

[Ira Puckett]

Him. I wondered where he got.

[Matt Dillon]

To. Yeah, I couldn't. Sure you.

[Ira Puckett]

Did. Well, it's.

[Matt Dillon]

True. Bucket's here in Dodge, Lennon. He is? And if he finds you, he'll kill you. But he isn't going to find you because you're leaving right now. Don't you ever show up around here again. Well, now, just wait. I can't arrest you and I can't put you in jail. But I'll tell you what I can do. What? Suppose I just let everybody here know that you're the man who ran off and left Arab Puckett die. You know, they tear you a park lawn. Don't say nothing, Marshall. They set you on fire. Don't tell him. I'll leave. Marshall. I, I I'm leaving right.

[Ira Puckett]

Now. What? They got rid of him in a.

[Matt Dillon]

Hurry. Well, just saved him from being shot. And I have Plucket for I hanging for it.

[Ira Puckett]

Kidding? Oh, that was Jed Lyons, huh? He's the one that ought to.

[Matt Dillon]

Hang. Ah, he didn't mean to kill the old.

[Ira Puckett]

Man. What's the.

[Matt Dillon]

Difference? Well, legally it is some, I.

[Ira Puckett]

Guess. Enough to give Ira a kickback?

[Matt Dillon]

Sure. Hard to argue.

[Ira Puckett]

With. Why? Because I.

[Matt Dillon]

Think. Why don't we talk about San.

[Ira Puckett]

Francisco? I changed my mind. I think I'll go to New.

[Matt Dillon]

York. Yeah, he looked awful mad. Thing can always find a gun.

[Ira Puckett]

Kenny. You done it. You done it, Mar. It was you. As you.

[Matt Dillon]

Now. You saw Jed.

[Ira Puckett]

Warner? Yes, I saw him. Saw him jump on his horse and rode out of town before I could stop him. And I had to stand there and watch. I didn't even have a rock to throw at him. Why'd you do it.

[Matt Dillon]

Marshall? I took it when I took it. I wanted to save you from.

[Ira Puckett]

Hanging. I'd rather hang and live this way. I wasn't born to become a helpless old man. The least you could have done. They let me fight my own battles, like I always did on the plane. He took my manhood away from me.

[Matt Dillon]

Marshall. You're living in a town now, Ira. Among people. Why don't you try to get used to it it. All.

[Ira Puckett]

Right. All right, I will. I'll start living like you town.

[Matt Dillon]

People. You're going to get a.

[Ira Puckett]

Job. Am I going to? I sure am. And it's going to pay me a lot of money.

[Matt Dillon]

Too. What do you.

[Ira Puckett]

Mean? You'll find out, Marshall, when it's too.

[Josh Whalen]

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[Ira Puckett]

Blokes.Com. My, but ain't it a nice morning.

[Matt Dillon]

Mister? Yeah. Thanks for that wind we had last.

[Ira Puckett]

Night. Oh, well, it kept me.

[Matt Dillon]

Awake. Huh. All.

[Ira Puckett]

Night? Well, no, sir. I. I wouldn't say all night. Hey, look, it's over there by the bank. Ain't that a lie with.

[Matt Dillon]

Turkey? Yeah, it is. That's the first time he's had his team and wagon.

[Ira Puckett]

On. He suppose he's going right.

[Matt Dillon]

Now. He's going into the.

[Ira Puckett]

Bank. What's he carrying that shotgun for? He can't go hunting in the.

[Matt Dillon]

Bank. Oh yes he can. Ch. Come.

[Ira Puckett]

On, Bank.

[Matt Dillon]

Up. And he said last night he's going to start living like get a job and make himself a lot of money. This could be his idea of how to do.

[Ira Puckett]

It. He sure couldn't have no loading to tear that shotgun in there could. Here. You going in after Mr. Dillon? Yeah, but he's got a.

[Matt Dillon]

Shotgun. Just look. You take his wagon and team off somewhere. Lead him out around the back of the bank out of sight. Maybe we can handle it without a shooting. Go.

[Ira Puckett]

On. All.

[Andrew Rines]

Right. Go.

[Ira Puckett]

On.

[Matt Dillon]

Hurry. Chester. He's coming out. Oh, come on out, Marshall. I'm not stopping.

[Ira Puckett]

You. You better not try it. I can shoot with one hand.

[Matt Dillon]

Marshall.

[Ira Puckett]

Sure. Don't you try to follow me.

[Matt Dillon]

Neither.

[Ira Puckett]

Hey. Hey, wait a minute. Where's my wagon? Where's my.

[Matt Dillon]

Team? You're in a bad.

[Ira Puckett]

Fix. Somebody stole them. I can't get away without my.

[Matt Dillon]

Team. No, you can't. You might as well give.

[Ira Puckett]

Up. You. Dennis. You're behind this.

[Matt Dillon]

Marshal. You gonna shoot.

[Ira Puckett]

Me? Why shouldn't.

[Matt Dillon]

I? Because you're in enough trouble already and shooting me won't help a bit. You're trapped and there isn't a thing you can do about it. Why don't you use your.

[Ira Puckett]

Head? Alright. Here. There's your money. Now you bring my outfit back. I ain't going to go to jail.

[Matt Dillon]

Marshall. Like I said, shooting me isn't going to help you. And I'm not going to do a thing about your.

[Ira Puckett]

Outfit. You think you've outsmarted me, don't.

[Matt Dillon]

You? Give it up. You're.

[Ira Puckett]

Licked. Oh, I can't shoot you, Marshall. Here, take my gun back. A helpless old fool can't even rob a bank.

[Matt Dillon]

Proper. I'm not sure that you really wanted.

[Ira Puckett]

To.

[Matt Dillon]

What? All you wanted was to prove something about that manhood you think has been taken away from him. And that you sure picked a foolish way to do it.

[Ira Puckett]

Yeah. Yes, I did. I thought he wouldn't Never give up Mr.

[Matt Dillon]

John. Didn't have much choice.

[Ira Puckett]

Chester. Only take him on over to jail. Oh, no, no, no, no. I, I, I can't stand jail. Please.

[Matt Dillon]

Marshall. Yeah, Lock him up, Chester, and I'll return this money. I have a talk with Mr. Botkins. I'll be over later. I thought I told you to lock him up, Justice. Well, I started to meet you.

[Ira Puckett]

On But I. I just couldn't stand the look on his face when I walked into my.

[Matt Dillon]

Cell. You know, Ira, seems to me that everybody treats you pretty.

[Ira Puckett]

Well. Yeah, everybody but Jed.

[Matt Dillon]

Larner. That's true. But Chester and I brought you in, Doc. Saved your life. I kept you from hanging. And if I hadn't out smarted you at the bank, you'd probably be lying dead somewhere right now. And that seems to me everybody's gone to an awful lot of trouble for an old man full of a lot of foolish.

[Ira Puckett]

Pride. What do you think I've been thinking, Marshall? Sitting here thinking. You know.

[Matt Dillon]

What? You're.

[Ira Puckett]

Right. It's too late.

[Matt Dillon]

Now. No, it isn't that. I explained everything to Mr. Botkin at the bank, and he. He's willing to drop any charges against you, but on one.

[Ira Puckett]

Condition. What's.

[Matt Dillon]

That? Now, to be honest with you, it was my idea that Mr. Barkin agreed. You get a job here and you quit being so doggone. Honorary, huh? Otherwise, you'll go to.

[Ira Puckett]

Jail. What can I do with this triple.

[Matt Dillon]

Foot? Well, seeing that you're so handy with a shotgun, I think that Jim Buck might hire you to write messenger on the stage for it. You think so? Well, he told me he.

[Ira Puckett]

Would. You went and saw.

[Matt Dillon]

Him. Well, it doesn't take any walking a. How about.

[Ira Puckett]

It? I never had a job like that. But a man's got to make a change once in a while, don't he? And it'll sure be a good way to start the new.

[Josh Whalen]

Year. If you're paying more than $1 a month for any ED or hair medication. Listen up at Joy and Blokes, when you start TRT or enclomiphene, you can add any ED or hair loss prescription for just $1. $1 add ons with your hormone plan. And right now, all labs are 50% off. I'm Josh Whalen, founder of Joy and Blokes. I built this company because men are tired of paying for fragmented care without results. Every Joy and Blokes lab includes a visit with a licensed clinician who connects your symptoms to your biomarkers. You'll get a real plan that covers hormones, performance and confidence. If you're considering TRT or Enclomiphene, this is the most efficient way to do it. Get [e-mail] and use a promo code podcast. New customers get 50% off their labs. And for a limited time, you can take advantage of our $1 ed or hair loss add ons. When you start TRT or enclomophene not available in all states. Compounded medications are not FDA approved. Learn more at joy and.

[Matt Dillon]

Blokes.Com Smoke, produced and directed by Norman McDonald, stars William Conrad as Matt Dillon, U.S. marshal. The story was specially written for Gunsmoke by John Neston. Featured in the cast were Ralph Moody and Lawrence Dobkin. Harley Bear is Chester, Howard McNear is Doc and Georgia Ellis is Kitty. Join us again next week for another story on dial. Get the complete news first on the CBS Radio Network, CBS Chicago, the 780 spot in your dial. WBBM.

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[Josh Whalen]

Listening. If you're paying more than $1 a month for any ED or hair medication, listen up at Joy and Blokes when you start TRT or Enclomiphene, you can add any ED or hair loss prescription for just $1 a month. $1 add ons with your hormone plan and right now all labs are 50% off. I'm Josh Whalen, founder of Joy and Blokes. I built this company because men are tired of paying for fragmented care without results. Every Joy and Blokes lab includes a visit with a licensed clinician who connects your symptoms, your biomarkers. You'll get a real plan that covers hormones, performance and confidence. If you're considering TRT or Enclomophene, this is the most efficient way to do it. Get started at joy and blokes.com and use the promo code podcast. New customers get 50% off their labs and for a limited time you can take advantage of our $1ed or hair loss add ons when you start TRT or Enclomophene. Not available in all states. Compounded medications are not FDA approved. Learn.