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Posted by Cheri Solso
The set of Chickenman CDs arrived today! Yippeee! My wonderful husband got me hooked on listening to Chickenman two years ago. We were living at opposite ends of California. Each evening my sweetheart would call me on my cell phone and we would listen to Chickenman on XM Radio. A sweet, endearing memory. Imagine my delight at finding this side-splittingly funny show on CD, and guess what my husband is getting for Christmas?? Thank you!
Posted by Woody R. Freeman, TSgt. USAF, Retired
The Chickenman cd's are as funny as I remember them in Vietnam. They are a part of our (Vietnam) heritage. I will get many hours of entertainment from them. Thanks again for making an old man happy.
Posted by Olaf Borkner
Few weeks before I discovered your page on the Internet, I spoke to my
wife about Chickenman. It must be 20 years ago. Early in the morning,
she had to leave for work. But she never left our flat, without listening to AFN, and that hilarious Chickie, even if she missed the bus.
Say, there was a Guy named Leon Cablemouth! Am I mistaken or not, but I thought he was a colegue of Chickenman (or was it the toothferi).
Thank you again, for your fabulous production.
Posted by Mark McCoy
Thanks for putting together the Chickenman episodes. It was worth the wait to get them all! — Mark McCoy
Posted by Dale Leichsenring
As one who listened to Chickenman in its virgin airing, syndicated to KSTT in Davenport, Iowa, during my high school years — THANK YOU for releasing this great package of all the episodes I heard back in the day!!! The background info from Dick and his engineer was super to fill in the blanks. I remember using my own two speed reel to reel to slow down one episode, and hear "Miss Hellfinger" simply reading some technical manual, which became spacemen's jargon at double speed. Thanks again to both you and Dick for providing a wonderful memory. The smiles land on my face, just like they used to. This fun has stood the test of time.
Posted by Ray Dennis
Having been a Top 40 jock and program director in the Chickenman Era, I had often wished that I had dubbed off that proverbial unauthorized copy. Now I have this wonderful set of CDs to bring back those happy memories while driving.
Posted by Mike Lozano
I remembered Chickenman from when I was in grade school and thought I would likely listen to the CDs once or twice a year. My eight-year-old daughter instantly fell in love with them and we have listened to them all at least 20 times.
Posted by Bob Koshinski
The Story of Chickenman was a great package to purchase. It captures a style and era of creative radio that doesn't exist anymore. I was a teenager in Niagara Falls, New York when I first listened to Chickenman on WKBW 1520 AM. Like so many, I originally thought Chickenman was created and originated from the 50,000 watt KB'. It was later when I got into broadcasting myself that I recognized Dick Orkin's distinctive voice and found out Chickenman was a syndicated series that ran all over the country. Listening to the many episodes brought me back and the interviews with and by Dick were a real treat. I highly recommend The Story Of Chickenman to anyone who enjoys radio's classic theatre of the mind productions and cherishes the ground breaking radio era of the 60's.
Posted by Bill Seidman
Enjoyed the heck out of The Story of Chickenman. I have had many requests from individuals such as myself who enjoyed the programs while in Viet Nam.
Posted by Forest Blanton
I recently received The Story of Chickenman. I looked forward in anticipation to its arrival, as I only dimly remembered the series from my teenage years. So far, I've only listened to the first four CD's, but I have been extremely pleased. Not only are the episodes as funny and bizarre as I remembered, but the strong environmental messages and themes presented in the stories bring me back to a fresher and more idealistic time. An unexpected bonus in The Story of Chickenman has been my nine year old son's enthusiastic adoption of the series and his insistence that we take it on long car trips.
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