Today, we have Part Three of A Close Call for Boston Blackie!

Back again with another installment of the tenth entry in the series of fourteen Boston Blackie movies made back in the day! It’s Part Two of A Close Call for Boston Blackie.

So … since I’m out of “gift links” from The Washington Post, I thought I’d share this one. It’s Time to Stop Living the American Scam. And, this, which may be the best or worst advice ever! 🙂 PS: I just have to add this, in case you are a Post subscriber! The future of indie film could be financed by crypto. Seriously! PPS: We do truly live in the Age of Bob. 🙂 This entry was posted in Ecommerce, Food for Thought, Random Crap, Seen on the Internet, Videos, Writers Life and tagged Crypto, Humor, Life on the Internet, Life the Universe Everything, Life with Dystonia, Random Crap. Bookmark the permalink.

My guest for the fifth episode of Season Eight of the Crime Cafe is crime writer David Rohlfing. Check out our discussion of his Detective Sasha Frank Mysteries! Click here to support my fundraiser for dystonia. For the “official announcement” and more info about dystonia, click here. We are also Patreon-supported.

Believe me when I tell you this conversation never really happened. Brown: So, have you been watching Barry? Orange: Yeah. I like that show. Brown: Me, too. But can you imagine having your TV show cancelled because of an algorithm? Orange: Oh, as compared to, say, killing people for a living? A silent beat later. Brown: You think they’re suggesting an analogy? Orange: Either that or a metaphor. Or an allegory. In any case, I’m trying not to think about it.