It's episode two of a new, limited anthology series from 63audio and the Narada Radio Company! Adventure Trail brings back to the Narada microphone The Old-Timer, a character first heard way back in the first season of Pulp-Pourri Theatre. He's back after all this time to spin a few yarns and tell some tall tales about adventures he's had over his long life, and this second outing is a prime example. Set in the 1940s or thereabouts, in "Demon an' Pithypuss" we hear about a pair of ranch hands (Rowdy Ransom and Mac McCorkadale) who are such close friends, that one can't itch without the other one scratchin', to hear Ol' Duff Moser, the ramrod, tell it. Mac and Rowdy are sure-fire winners in the upcoming rodeo's steer-tying competition, but their other event, a ballad-singing contest, causes their friendship (and rodeo partnership) to fall apart when they find they can't agree on the "right" words to an old song. With all the other hands' wages tied up in bets, things look pretty dire, and the other cowboys try all kinds of ways to bring these two back together. CAST: Gene Giggy as THE OLD-TIMER Les Marsden as DUFF MOSER John Bell as EDITOR STRAWN Norman Cline as ROWDY RANSOM David Ian as MAC McCORKADALE Eugene Lutz as PINCH-POCKET PATTERSON Mark Kalita as LINK CASSIDY Pete Lutz as BIG-NOSE GEORGE and NICK SHORTRIDGE Jordan Bruster as JOE CLARK Dana Gonsalves as AB BUNKER With additional voices by Glenn Higbee, Glenn Hascall, and members of the cast. Guitar for "Trail to Mexico" performed by Riley Lutz ADVENTURE TRAIL theme and interstitial music composed and performed by Ed Champion Melody for "Trail to Mexico" composed by Pete Lutz

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