Richard doesn't want to tell his girlfriend about his day at work, and not wanting Walt to feel obligated, he won't accept his thanks. Can you understand the psychology behind his behaviour? (Upper-Intermediate ESL)

Spence and Diamond chat like friends. Spence is thrilled that Diamond recognizes his genius so he takes pleasure in explaining how his bomb works.

Diamond puts Otis in charge of the music. Then he goes back into the room to use some psychology on crazy Spence. Will Otis get it right the first time, or will he louse it up?

This scene finds Diamond shopping in a music store. What! Is he taking a break, or is this all part of solving Lieutenant Levinson's dilemma? He almost arrests the chatty sales clerk for obstructing justice. (Radio play for Upper-Intermediate to Advanced ESL)

Who has better understanding of the criminally insane than a psychiatrist? Diamond asks a psychiatrist for insight and comes away with a better understanding.

Richard Diamond meets with a crazy hostage-taker face to face. The guy is insane! Will Diamond be taken hostage too? (Radio play for U-I to Adv ESL)

Bumbling cop, Sergeant Otis, has an urgent message for Richard Diamond, but he has trouble persuading Diamond to come and help at the 5th precinct.

Andy's actions speak loudly in his favor. He kills a man, but in doing so, his motives shine through. ~ Gunsmoke, The Choice, part 5

~ Gunsmoke, The Choice, Part 4 Getting Up on the Wrong Side of Bed Andy didn't appreciate the night in jail. He and Matt don't see it the same way at all. Matt locked him up for his own good, to protect him while he was drunk. But Andy, too sure of himself for his own good, was sure he could look after himself. It's morning now and he's being released, but he's not relieved its over. Oh, no! He's sullen and angry. You might say he's "gotten up on the wrong side of bed". He feels untrusted...

~ Gunsmoke, The Choice, Part 3 Too Brave for His Own Good Andy gets into a fight in the bar, the saloon. He didn’t start this fight, but he’s ready to stand up to this other man. Matt and Doc are in the saloon at the time and hear the talk at the bar getting more and more heated. In the middle of it all, Matt catches the name of the stranger. Andy seems to know him and calls him Kerrick. That Name Rings a Bell Hmm... Kerrick. That name seems to ring a bell for Matt, but where did he...

Andy has difficulty holding down a job. He disappoints his boss on his first day riding shotgun on the stagecoach. Actually, that's an understatement! His boss says he deserves to be 'tarred and feathered' - punished and humiliated! Listen to find out what Andy did wrong.

Gunsmoke - The Choice, Part 1: When a new guy, Andy Hill, shows up in Dodge City, Marshal Matt Dillon tries to determine whether he is s good guy or a bad guy. Andy did a good deed that showed off his skill, but this aroused Matt's suspicions.

Harry Lime: Ticket to Tangier, part 7 - Harry tells us how he avoided police, got rid of the drugs, and made a quick buck - all with a clear conscience.

When a third party shows up, Harry says it's getting overcrowded. Together, Harry and Patsy get rid of their unwelcome guest.

Patsy's business proposition goes against Harry's morals, but Patsy isn't ready to take 'no' for an answer. She needs a partner to pull this thing off!

In Part 4 of 'The Lives of Harry Lime: Ticket to Tangier', Harry discovers that he does not call the shots. The more powerful player is a woman, no less!

Who is this woman? Already very attracted to her beauty, Harry now he finds that she can really dance too. In fact, she seems to be too good at it. Is she really just an airline hostess?

At the risk of looking foolish, Harry Lime takes the first step in solving his money problem and everything magically falls into place.

The notorious Harry Lime is in a Paris pub. A business deal didn't work out so now he's down to his last dollar.

Backed into a corner with seemingly no way out, Mitchel uses his wits and whatever's at hand to gain the upper hand.

Mitchel stumbles upon Haroon at the ruins. He looks guilty, but he says he can explain. Should we believe him? Listen to the podcast to find out. -- Dangerous Assignment, Part 6

Mitchel gets fished out of the water. Although his head is pounding with pain, he has to continue his investigation. He arranges a flight with Dean to the ruins, but since there’s no landing strip, he’ll have to parachute down. He finds out how important it is to inspect his gear whenever tryig an extreme sport!

News of an archeological dig not far from the pipeline leads Mitchel to a warehouse in Qatar and a connection to an enterprising gent he's met before.

Sarita the belly dancer isn't much help to Steve Mitchel in his investigation, but Triflus gives Mitchel a lead related to logistics.