National Public Radio (NPR)

I enjoy A Prarie Home Companion quite a bit, but I don't listen to much else. I usually turn to the local WGBH and listen to whatever's on, not really paying attention or enjoying what I'm listening to, but listening to it because it's....hypnotising, I guess. It's hard to stop.

There's also a show (or rather, used to be, not sure if it's still around because I stopped listening to it after it switched times) called "Says You." It was like an intellectual game show of sorts, and I found it absolutely hilarious.

Also, to anyone who listen's to Boston's WGBH, have you ever heard of a show called "The Spider's Web" or something like that. I remember a few years ago I woke up in the wee hours of the morning (I used to fall asleep listening to 'Eric in the Evening') and heard this show. It was a storytelling show, and I heard two fairly interesting stories, one was about a king who tricked an opposing kingdom into surrending a war, and the other was about a guy trapped in a labyrinth with a thunder drum or something. Both were very well constructed and interesting, although I've forgotten most of the details since.

Anyway, to the point, I searched a couple days later and found no evidence of this show on WGBH, or anywhere for that matter. Over the years I've considered the possibility that I dreamed up both stories, but I seriously doubt that I'm THAT creative even in my subconcious. Has anyone else heard of this show?

Jam it back in, in the dark.