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Hosted by Pete Smith In No Particular Order is a podcast of stories, music and interviews. You can drop a line at: innoparticularorder.podcast@gmail.com
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Cover photograph is by Fred Herzog
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NEW TO THE PODCAST: A FRANCIS JUTIN MYSTERY audio book
+ STORIES in chapters - some completed, others in progress...
One-off accountings
MUSIC
INSIDE AND OUT - talks/interviews with people making a difference in this old world.
Cover photograph is by Fred Herzog
Update frequency:
every 3 days
Average audio length:
17 minutes
English
United States
146 episodes
since Nov. 9, 2019
episodic
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"He carefully cleaned and oiled a Smith and Wesson 9mm handgun. It took more time to perform the task because of his shaking hand. But he was determined. After loading the gun and setting it beside four other identical guns – all cleaned, oiled and loaded – he admired their beauty, appreciated thei…
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"Jutin stepped from the church – and was greeted with the cold bite of Fundy air. He took in deep drafts of it and could taste the ocean salt on his tongue. He looked to the east and saw dawn stretched across the horizon glowing its salmon pink colour. “Red sky in the morning,” Jutin said quietly, …
“If you believe the story – within a year they were all dead. The local authority did nothing for their vigilantism because no bodies were discovered. But one died by fire, two drowned at sea and the other three simply vanished. Never found them. I don’t believe it but there are things that happen …
“There are spirits that keep us safe,” Charlie said. “And there are spirits that takes from us. They take and they don’t give back what they took. Me n’ Hump have been able to keep low… but since that Minister came - things have gotten dredged – stirred up. It’s not right. And having your type abou…
“Mr. McCearney - I don’t know what your relationship is with Sergeant Jutin,” Havelt said. “And to be perfectly honest - I don’t really care. You are on a very short leash here, sir - in case you missed that fact. I’m for taking you back with us to Digby right now. I’m sure I read somewhere that lo…
"The circus had already come to town once, Jutin thought, and it was only because of the weather and the fact there was no place to stay in Wrights that they'd left again. But they’d be back. And not just because of the Minister – the murder of the woman gave them new copy to broadcast. “Serial Kil…
“Most of them, maybe all of them,” Jutin said, “had no idea where they’d died. They were on a flight home from New York to Europe and because of faulty wiring in a VCR or something had wound up dying in an ocean by a town none of them even knew existed, couldn’t have found on a map. But my father’s…
My father’s name was John. He was a railroader and had been a farmer. He was really a bit of both – his own man, and an employee riding the rails in the north -hauling freight across the country while watching it go by in a way very view people ever have. My father stood by as me and my 6 siblings …
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