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The Adventures of Sam Spade: The Red Star Caper 28:01

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Check Out Jerry Bader's Latest: The Axel Files: The Norweigan Gambit https://www.amazon.com/Norwegian-Gambit-Jerry-Bader-ebook/dp/B0DVD3FQPL The world is in a constant state of flux. Countries, borders, and even civilizations come and go. Who owns what changes with the tides of time. Ownership is a transient concept. When money or value is on the line, the stakeholders line up to profit, and if they don’t get what they want, disputes ensue, sometimes lasting decades. Case in point, the Isle of Lewis Chessman, a Norsemen-created set of playing pieces discovered in 1831 on the Isle of Lewis, a small island in the Hebrides archipelago off the coast of Scotland. Over the next, almost two hundred years, the chessmen passed through many hands, ending with 11 pieces in the National Museum of Scotland, 82 in the British Museum, and 1 in the hands of a private collector, who paid 735,000 pounds for a single piece. But Norway, which possesses none, claims ownership because they were carved by Vikings, which irks a Norwegian, chess-obsessed multi-millionaire distiller, Karl Dahl. Dahl takes the issue into his own hands. He is determined to repatriate the chessmen to Norway. He hires a shady, former sleight-of-hand magician who goes by the name, Mister Engineer. Engineer is an Englishman of Indian descent whose job is to plan and execute a robbery during a chess tournament in London sponsored by Dahl’s Aquavit alcohol company. The plan goes seamlessly. Unfortunately, the chessmen delivered to Dahl are fakes. The volatile multi-millionaire decides to eliminate Engineer, who he believes stole the chessmen for himself. He sends his bodyguard to kill Engineer and recover the historic prize. The Curator of the Medieval Collection at the British Museum also discovers the chessmen returned after being on display at the tournament are replicas. He hires Alastair Hughes, an art and antiques consultant, to recover the chessmen. Hughes is an old acquaintance of Toronto, Private Investigator Axel Webb. Axel is in London on vacation with his research assistant and girlfriend, Zelda Cohen. Axel is the man to contact when something old and valuable is missing. Hughes hires Axel to find the chessmen, but Axel and Dahl aren’t the only ones looking for Engineer. Detective Sergeant Fitzgibbon, the man in charge of London’s MPS Art and Antiques Unit of the Organized Economic Crime Command, is also on the case.…

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The Adventures of Sam Spade: The Cloak and Dagger Caper 28:08

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Check Out Jerry Bader's Latest: The Axel Files: The Norweigan Gambit https://www.amazon.com/Norwegian-Gambit-Jerry-Bader-ebook/dp/B0DVD3FQPL The world is in a constant state of flux. Countries, borders, and even civilizations come and go. Who owns what changes with the tides of time. Ownership is a transient concept. When money or value is on the line, the stakeholders line up to profit, and if they don’t get what they want, disputes ensue, sometimes lasting decades. Case in point, the Isle of Lewis Chessman, a Norsemen-created set of playing pieces discovered in 1831 on the Isle of Lewis, a small island in the Hebrides archipelago off the coast of Scotland. Over the next, almost two hundred years, the chessmen passed through many hands, ending with 11 pieces in the National Museum of Scotland, 82 in the British Museum, and 1 in the hands of a private collector, who paid 735,000 pounds for a single piece. But Norway, which possesses none, claims ownership because they were carved by Vikings, which irks a Norwegian, chess-obsessed multi-millionaire distiller, Karl Dahl. Dahl takes the issue into his own hands. He is determined to repatriate the chessmen to Norway. He hires a shady, former sleight-of-hand magician who goes by the name, Mister Engineer. Engineer is an Englishman of Indian descent whose job is to plan and execute a robbery during a chess tournament in London sponsored by Dahl’s Aquavit alcohol company. The plan goes seamlessly. Unfortunately, the chessmen delivered to Dahl are fakes. The volatile multi-millionaire decides to eliminate Engineer, who he believes stole the chessmen for himself. He sends his bodyguard to kill Engineer and recover the historic prize. The Curator of the Medieval Collection at the British Museum also discovers the chessmen returned after being on display at the tournament are replicas. He hires Alastair Hughes, an art and antiques consultant, to recover the chessmen. Hughes is an old acquaintance of Toronto, Private Investigator Axel Webb. Axel is in London on vacation with his research assistant and girlfriend, Zelda Cohen. Axel is the man to contact when something old and valuable is missing. Hughes hires Axel to find the chessmen, but Axel and Dahl aren’t the only ones looking for Engineer. Detective Sergeant Fitzgibbon, the man in charge of London’s MPS Art and Antiques Unit of the Organized Economic Crime Command, is also on the case.…

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The Adventures of Sam Spade: The Chateau McCloud Caper 28:25

for 27 dage siden28:25

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Check Out Jerry Bader's Latest: The Axel Files: The Norweigan Gambit https://www.amazon.com/Norwegian-Gambit-Jerry-Bader-ebook/dp/B0DVD3FQPL The world is in a constant state of flux. Countries, borders, and even civilizations come and go. Who owns what changes with the tides of time. Ownership is a transient concept. When money or value is on the line, the stakeholders line up to profit, and if they don’t get what they want, disputes ensue, sometimes lasting decades. Case in point, the Isle of Lewis Chessman, a Norsemen-created set of playing pieces discovered in 1831 on the Isle of Lewis, a small island in the Hebrides archipelago off the coast of Scotland. Over the next, almost two hundred years, the chessmen passed through many hands, ending with 11 pieces in the National Museum of Scotland, 82 in the British Museum, and 1 in the hands of a private collector, who paid 735,000 pounds for a single piece. But Norway, which possesses none, claims ownership because they were carved by Vikings, which irks a Norwegian, chess-obsessed multi-millionaire distiller, Karl Dahl. Dahl takes the issue into his own hands. He is determined to repatriate the chessmen to Norway. He hires a shady, former sleight-of-hand magician who goes by the name, Mister Engineer. Engineer is an Englishman of Indian descent whose job is to plan and execute a robbery during a chess tournament in London sponsored by Dahl’s Aquavit alcohol company. The plan goes seamlessly. Unfortunately, the chessmen delivered to Dahl are fakes. The volatile multi-millionaire decides to eliminate Engineer, who he believes stole the chessmen for himself. He sends his bodyguard to kill Engineer and recover the historic prize. The Curator of the Medieval Collection at the British Museum also discovers the chessmen returned after being on display at the tournament are replicas. He hires Alastair Hughes, an art and antiques consultant, to recover the chessmen. Hughes is an old acquaintance of Toronto, Private Investigator Axel Webb. Axel is in London on vacation with his research assistant and girlfriend, Zelda Cohen. Axel is the man to contact when something old and valuable is missing. Hughes hires Axel to find the chessmen, but Axel and Dahl aren’t the only ones looking for Engineer. Detective Sergeant Fitzgibbon, the man in charge of London’s MPS Art and Antiques Unit of the Organized Economic Crime Command, is also on the case.…

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The Adventures of Sam Spade: The String of Death Caper 28:20

for 27 dage siden28:20

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Check Out Jerry Bader's Latest: The Axel Files: The Norweigan Gambit https://www.amazon.com/Norwegian-Gambit-Jerry-Bader-ebook/dp/B0DVD3FQPL The world is in a constant state of flux. Countries, borders, and even civilizations come and go. Who owns what changes with the tides of time. Ownership is a transient concept. When money or value is on the line, the stakeholders line up to profit, and if they don’t get what they want, disputes ensue, sometimes lasting decades. Case in point, the Isle of Lewis Chessman, a Norsemen-created set of playing pieces discovered in 1831 on the Isle of Lewis, a small island in the Hebrides archipelago off the coast of Scotland. Over the next, almost two hundred years, the chessmen passed through many hands, ending with 11 pieces in the National Museum of Scotland, 82 in the British Museum, and 1 in the hands of a private collector, who paid 735,000 pounds for a single piece. But Norway, which possesses none, claims ownership because they were carved by Vikings, which irks a Norwegian, chess-obsessed multi-millionaire distiller, Karl Dahl. Dahl takes the issue into his own hands. He is determined to repatriate the chessmen to Norway. He hires a shady, former sleight-of-hand magician who goes by the name, Mister Engineer. Engineer is an Englishman of Indian descent whose job is to plan and execute a robbery during a chess tournament in London sponsored by Dahl’s Aquavit alcohol company. The plan goes seamlessly. Unfortunately, the chessmen delivered to Dahl are fakes. The volatile multi-millionaire decides to eliminate Engineer, who he believes stole the chessmen for himself. He sends his bodyguard to kill Engineer and recover the historic prize. The Curator of the Medieval Collection at the British Museum also discovers the chessmen returned after being on display at the tournament are replicas. He hires Alastair Hughes, an art and antiques consultant, to recover the chessmen. Hughes is an old acquaintance of Toronto, Private Investigator Axel Webb. Axel is in London on vacation with his research assistant and girlfriend, Zelda Cohen. Axel is the man to contact when something old and valuable is missing. Hughes hires Axel to find the chessmen, but Axel and Dahl aren’t the only ones looking for Engineer. Detective Sergeant Fitzgibbon, the man in charge of London’s MPS Art and Antiques Unit of the Organized Economic Crime Command, is also on the case.…

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The Neo-Noir Podcast Review of "The Axel Files: The Norwegian Gambit 6:42

for 27 dage siden6:42

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Check Out Jerry Bader's Latest: The Axel Files: The Norweigan Gambit https://www.amazon.com/Norwegian-Gambit-Jerry-Bader-ebook/dp/B0DVD3FQPL The world is in a constant state of flux. Countries, borders, and even civilizations come and go. Who owns what changes with the tides of time. Ownership is a transient concept. When money or value is on the line, the stakeholders line up to profit, and if they don’t get what they want, disputes ensue, sometimes lasting decades. Case in point, the Isle of Lewis Chessman, a Norsemen-created set of playing pieces discovered in 1831 on the Isle of Lewis, a small island in the Hebrides archipelago off the coast of Scotland. Over the next, almost two hundred years, the chessmen passed through many hands, ending with 11 pieces in the National Museum of Scotland, 82 in the British Museum, and 1 in the hands of a private collector, who paid 735,000 pounds for a single piece. But Norway, which possesses none, claims ownership because they were carved by Vikings, which irks a Norwegian, chess-obsessed multi-millionaire distiller, Karl Dahl. Dahl takes the issue into his own hands. He is determined to repatriate the chessmen to Norway. He hires a shady, former sleight-of-hand magician who goes by the name, Mister Engineer. Engineer is an Englishman of Indian descent whose job is to plan and execute a robbery during a chess tournament in London sponsored by Dahl’s Aquavit alcohol company. The plan goes seamlessly. Unfortunately, the chessmen delivered to Dahl are fakes. The volatile multi-millionaire decides to eliminate Engineer, who he believes stole the chessmen for himself. He sends his bodyguard to kill Engineer and recover the historic prize. The Curator of the Medieval Collection at the British Museum also discovers the chessmen returned after being on display at the tournament are replicas. He hires Alastair Hughes, an art and antiques consultant, to recover the chessmen. Hughes is an old acquaintance of Toronto, Private Investigator Axel Webb. Axel is in London on vacation with his research assistant and girlfriend, Zelda Cohen. Axel is the man to contact when something old and valuable is missing. Hughes hires Axel to find the chessmen, but Axel and Dahl aren’t the only ones looking for Engineer. Detective Sergeant Fitzgibbon, the man in charge of London’s MPS Art and Antiques Unit of the Organized Economic Crime Command, is also on the case.…

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The Adventures of Sam Spade: The Dry Gulch Caper 28:04

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I hope you are enjoying the radio dramas that are presented. Cell phones and podcasts have given the format new life. We have plans to produce some of my work in this format, but like anything else, it requires a large, supportive audience for the financial and distribution backers to stand up and take notice. You can help by visiting my Amazon Author page (https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B06XNLBWT1/allbooks); find something that interests you and download the audiobook version that in many cases is free. Thank you for supporting Noir Confidential, Jerry Bader, Author and Screenwriter…

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The Adventures of Sam Spade: The 25-123456789 Caper 28:15

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I hope you are enjoying the radio dramas that are presented. Cell phones and podcasts have given the format new life. We have plans to produce some of my work in this format, but like anything else, it requires a large, supportive audience for the financial and distribution backers to stand up and take notice. You can help by visiting my Amazon Author page (https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B06XNLBWT1/allbooks); find something that interests you and download the audiobook version that in many cases is free. Thank you for supporting Noir Confidential, Jerry Bader, Author and Screenwriter…

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The Adventures of Sam Spade: The Prodigal Panda Caper 29:25

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I hope you are enjoying the radio dramas that are presented. Cell phones and podcasts have given the format new life. We have plans to produce some of my work in this format, but like anything else, it requires a large, supportive audience for the financial and distribution backers to stand up and take notice. You can help by visiting my Amazon Author page (https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B06XNLBWT1/allbooks); find something that interests you and download the audiobook version that in many cases is free. Thank you for supporting Noir Confidential, Jerry Bader, Author and Screenwriter…

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The Adventures of Sam Spade: The Biddle Riddle Caper 27:59

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I hope you are enjoying the radio dramas that are presented. Cell phones and podcasts have given the format new life. We have plans to produce some of my work in this format, but like anything else, it requires a large, supportive audience for the financial and distribution backers to stand up and take notice. You can help by visiting my Amazon Author page (https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B06XNLBWT1/allbooks); find something that interests you and download the audiobook version that in many cases is free. Thank you for supporting Noir Confidential, Jerry Bader, Author and Screenwriter…

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The Method - Chapter One 4:12

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Here's a Sample of what future radio drama-style podcasts could be. I hope you are enjoying the radio dramas that are presented. Cell phones and podcasts have given the format new life. We have plans to produce some of my work in this format, but like anything else, it requires a large, supportive audience for the financial and distribution backers to stand up and take notice. You can help by visiting my Amazon Author page (https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B06XNLBWT1/allbooks); find something that interests you and download the audiobook version that in many cases is free. Thank you for supporting Noir Confidential, Jerry Bader, Author and Screenwriter…

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