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The Other Side of Midnight - Richard C. Hoagland - Live Chat Thread

Started by cosmic hobo, June 24, 2015, 08:00:52 PM




I'll give Hoagland credit. Usually when the guest ditches him he goes to a backup. I guess he feeds the need to do a show since KCAA needs a new A/C lol

Quote from: norland2424 on July 26, 2016, 12:05:36 AM
yup its pretty loud on the feed
Ah, the crickets sound great, like those singing frogs that were a backdrop to one of Art's best shows.


Morgus

Hoagie says he is still trying to connect with his guest.
He hears the crickets too?

lol crickets. I love this show and how ridiculous it is

akwilly

Oh man Hoagy is going to go off on those crickets if they don't mute up!

Maxwell

I thought Hoagie's "physics" told him Hillary would not be the nominee.

Germany, UK and USA all going to have female leaders.  8)





zeebo

Quote from: Étouffée on July 26, 2016, 12:07:46 AM
Ah, the crickets sound great, like those singing frogs that were a backdrop to one of Art's best shows.

yes haha I remember the tropical atmosphere, great show that nite




=Schlyder=

LOL  RCH is just learning about this now?  It's only been about 71+ years this has occurred.

norland2424

Fictional depiction


    In the 1943 movie A Guy Named Joe, Pete Sandidge (Spencer Tracy) is the reckless pilot of a North American B-25 Mitchell bomber flying out of England during World War II. He is in love with Women Airforce Service Pilot Dorinda Durston (Irene Dunne), a civilian pilot ferrying aircraft across the Atlantic.
    Season 1, Episode 22 of Baa Baa Black Sheep was entitled W*A*S*P*S.[59] It first aired on March 1, 1977. The episode has several errors of fact. Two are that there is no "s" at the end of the name, because the name itself is plural and the WASP never flew overseas.
    In the modern Wonder Woman continuity, Steve Trevor's mother, Diana Trevor, was a WASP who inadvertently crash-landed on Themyscira on a mission in the 1940s and died helping the Amazons fight an attacking menace.
    In 2000 novel Queen of Aces by Aaron Masters: an action adventure story about one of America's greatest pilots, Meg Reilly, as told first-hand by Aviation Life reporter Aaron Masters. Meg follows in the footsteps of her godmother Amelia Earhart and father Rye Reilly, a WWI MOH awardee, combat ace, and aircraft designer. Mock combat barnstormer and Bendix racer Meg soon becomes "First Lady of the Air" with the death of Amelia. With the outbreak of WWII, Meg is relegated to ferrying duty, first with the WAFS and later as a WASP, while her brothers become combat pilots. Meg makes a major contribution to the war only to be deactivated along with her fellow WASPs in 1944. Meg ventures to England with three other WASPs to conduct transition training on the new P-51D. Soon, the foursome is asked to secretly ferry these much-needed Mustangs to a forward base in France. On one particular mission, a vicious twist of fate thrusts her into combatâ€"the first American woman ever to engage the enemy in hostile skies. (Top Publications, Dallas, TX). NOTEâ€"Soon to be a movie by the same name (Silver Lion Films).
    The 2008 TV movie Warbirds features a WASP B-29 crew, whose plane is commandeered for a secret mission but crashes on a pteranodon-infested island.[60]
    A 2009 episode of the TV show Cold Case features the investigators looking for the murderer of a WASP, after her plane is found in modern-day Philadelphia.[61]
    In the 2012 Captain Marvel story from Marvel comics, Carol Danvers travels through time to 1943 where she fights alongside a squad of Women Airforce Service Pilots on an island off the coast of Peru.[62]
    The 2010 novel "Fly Girl" by Sherri L Smith tells the story of Ida-Mae "Jonesy" Jones, a poor African American woman who dreams of becoming a pilot. She joins the WASP and serves until the war's end.[63]
    The 2013 novel "The All-Girl Filling Station's Last Reunion" tells the story of Fritzi and her sisters who helped out during the war by running their father's filling station and later flew with the WASPs.[64]
    The 2010 novel "Silver Wings" by H.P. Munro tells the story of 6 women training at Avenger Field and their subsequent deployments. The story centers on Lily and Helen who meet and fall in love during their training.[65]
    The 2010 historical novel "The Last Jump" relates the story of how male pilots of the top secret 509th Composite Group (who eventually dropped two atomic bombs) were "shamed" into flying the B-29 bomber by having WASP flyers deliver the first plane to Wendover AFB, Utah. CO Col. Paul Tibbets orchestrated the entire episode when he found out his "best pilots" were afraid to fly the "widowmaker".[66]
    Season 3, Episode 15 of "Army Wives" is a flashback episode that mentions the WASP pilots from WWII


norland2424

im pretty sure i know this history more then you do hoagie  ::)


Oh Hoagie talking shit about Millennials lol. Isn't that a spot on JJ's Hoagie-O card?


The Soviets had female pilots. They were called night witches lol. I wonder if this lady will talk about them.

zeebo

Were there male nurses in WWII?  If so has anyone told their story?

norland2424

Quote from: Empress on July 26, 2016, 12:32:04 AM
The Soviets had female pilots. They were called night witches lol. I wonder if this lady will talk about them.

she wont and i really wonder if these two pilots  were actually lesbian lovers

Quote from: norland2424 on July 26, 2016, 12:34:38 AM
she wont and i really wonder if these two pilots  were actually lesbian lovers

you want every woman to be a lesbian though

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