EPISODE 12 TALKING TO THE WORLD FROM PAN AM'S CLIPPERS

I’m Allan Chapman, and thanks for joining me for Episode 12 of my Dad’s book, Talking To The World From Pan Am’s Clippers. Last week we enjoyed an exciting landing in an Argentinian cow pasture.  Today we will experience more scary flights written by some of Dad fellow Flight Radio Officers.  Enjoy!


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I hope you enjoyed this week’s Episode.  In case you missed it last week, please read a review of my Thriller, Slaves on Horseback, at:  http://www.midwestbookreview.com/sbw/feb_12.htm#Mystery/Suspense

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Next week please join me again for a richer view of my parents’ life in Rio.  Thanks again for listening!

EPISODE 10 TALKING TO THE WORLD FROM PAN AM'S CLIPPERS

DIRECT LINK TO EPISODE 10.  Welcome back for Episode 10 of my Dad’s book, Talking To The World From Pan Am’s Clippers.   Last week we glimpsed at a bit of Pan Am intrigue prior to World War 2.  Today we’ll catch a glimpse of my parent’s romance, marriage and year in Rio.  If you haven’t already listened to my Thriller, Slaves On Horseback, or my Children’s Fantasy Series, Adventures With Mr. Wugidgem and other stories, please return to this home page when you’ve finished listening to today’s Episode.  Then click on the archive button on the top of the home page.   Enjoy!


Thanks for listening today!  Please return to www.allanwchapman.com and click on the Books tab at the top of the page to order print and ebook editions of my Thriller, Slaves On Horseback, or my Children’s Fantasy Series, Adventures With Mr. Wugidgem.  Please be with me again next week for Episode 11 of  Talking To The World From Pan Am’s Clippers, when we’ll experience landing in a cow pasture!  Thanks again for listening!  

EPISODE 9 TALKING TO THE WORLD FROM PAN AM'S CLIPPERS

DIRECT LINK TO EPISODE 9.  I’m Allan Chapman and thanks for joining me today for Episode 9 of Talking To The World From Pan Am’s Clippers.  Last week we were with Dad’s neighbor, Flight Radio Officer, Sammy Mason, during a crash off Kingston, Jamaica.  Dad didn’t really mention it in his commentary, but we also saw how different media reporting can conflict.  Mason was the last to leave the sinking aircraft, as evidenced by photographs, but one reporter wrote that the Pilot and Co-Pilot were the final evacuees.  This week we’ll see spy activity in the Western Hemisphere prior to World War Two.