 I recently listened to this program and I do not recall having heard it before.

I can honestly say that this is one of the best CBSRMT programs that I have ever heard. It had me hooked from the very beginning and is just the kind of program that represents what CBSRMT is to me.

Speaking of beginnings, a lot of what we hear at the beginning of a program really sets the stage for the rest of the listening experience. Sometimes it is hard to understand what is happening and it can be ten minutes or more before I start to grasp who is who and what is happening.

This program is crystal clear and from the beginning I was right along for the ride.

I plan on compiling a "best of the best" disc of programs in the future, and this one will be on it without a doubt.

If you want to hear a good program, skip my review and go listen to it right now.

If you would like to read my review, I will set up the first few minutes of action.

Listen to E.G. Marshall's take on the uses of a summer cabin at the beginning.

It's late on Saturday night and Ken Harris and his wife Martha are spending a quiet evening in their apartment. Mr. Harris is reading and Mrs. Harris is working on needlepoint.

A surprising ringing of the doorbell reveals an unexpected visit from their friend Stu Ralston.

We quickly learn from the ensuing conversation that Stu's wife, Claudia, apparently jilted him a year earlier and ran off. Although no one seems sure what happened, she disappeared, has not been heard from since, and is regarded by police as a "missing person."

Occasionally, Stu takes a drive to places that he and his wife spent time in a sort of search for her or for clues about what might have happened.

He's just returned from one such outing - a drive to Shadow Lake where Ken and Martha Harris own a seasonal cabin. It was a place that Claudia liked to spend time.

We learn that the Harris couple spend a lot of time at the cabin during the Summer - but it's Winter now, and Stu is concerned that someone has broken into the cabin because it appeared to him that lights were on inside and he thinks that he saw a shadow move across the window. Thus, the reason for his visit on this night.

This greatly concerns Ken Harris but at this time of night they can do nothing.

The next morning he rises early in order to drive to the lake and investigate. A snowstorm is raging outside but he is insistent on going.

Mrs. Harris wants him to stay home and deal with the issue when the weather is better but he is determined to go.

He wants to go alone, but she insists on accompanying him - so, they set out.

This is only the beginning of this excellent program. 