December 10, 2013 By Dramatic Listening Leave a Comment DL012: What if our suspect is an outstanding citizen? Should we drop the investigation? Blood Money, Part 5,Scene 11 Barrie, Craig — Confidential Investigator [17 min 31 sec – 19 min 31 sec] Barrie shares what he has learned from Neala Ghallard with Max Marcie. They discuss their prime suspect, his likely motive, and the implications of going on with their investigation. In […]
November 28, 2013 By Dramatic Listening Leave a Comment DL011: A Lead at a Funeral Parting with an old friend In part 4 of Blood Money, Barrie Craig is somewhat at a loss for what to do. He has no clue to follow that could lead him on to the next phase of his investigation, so he retraces his steps to Amar Serrebi, the rug dealer and corresponding secretary […]
November 14, 2013 By Dramatic Listening Leave a Comment DL010: Attempts on Max Marcy’s Life – Blood Money, Part 3 Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator –Blood Money, Scene 6 & 7 The Hard-Boiled Detective’s Code of Ethics: Before we get on with the story, I want to say a little more about the hard-boiled detective’s code of ethics. This is the moral code that guides his decisions. In the last podcast, I mentioned that the […]
October 27, 2013 By Dramatic Listening 1 Comment DL009: Verifying Barbar’s Whereabouts – Blood Money, Part 2 In “Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator —Blood Money, Scenes 3, 4, & 5 Loyalties of the Hard-Boiled Detective We’ve met Barrie Craig now and we can begin to identify some of his characteristics that make him a fairly typical hard-boiled detective. We heard him chat with Max Marcy and take on a job for him. […]
October 15, 2013 By Dramatic Listening Leave a Comment DL008: Barrie Craig in “Blood Money”, Part 1 Barrie Craig Helps a Fellow Private Eye Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator is a hard-boiled detective radio play that aired from 1951-1955. This play is called “Blood Money” which is money gained at the expense of someone else. One man gets the money easily, but it costs another man, perhaps in terms of his human rights, […]
