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"Broadcast Blues" is the thirtieth episode (thirty-first in production order) of the fifth season, and the two-hundred-twenty-ninth episode of The Loud House.
22. Jan. 2024 · Like the best lead-ins, Broadcast Blues hooks you from word one and doesn’t let go. Belsky knows his way around the newsroom and a good story, which ensures that colorful characters and compelling crimes abound. But the beauty of this series is that, while Clare continues to age and evolve from book to book, readers can jump in at ...
Broadcast Blues will take everyone back to the dress and sounds of 1938 and relive a moment in time before TVs, PCs, CDs, DVD's and the net. When entertainment was brought into the living rooms by radio. The stage is turned into a working radio station of the day, with radio actors, a soap opera and a lively game show with the audience. The ...
“ Broadcast Blues is a page-turning, meticulously plotted crime novel enriched by a terrific New York sense of place, Dick Belsky’s wicked sense of humor, and his insider’s view of the Machiavellian world that is broadcast news.” —Jonathan Kellerman, New York Times best-selling author.
4. Jan. 2024 · by R.G. Belsky. My new Clare Carlson mystery novel BROADCAST BLUES has a lot of very likable characters in it. There’s Clare herself, of course. A smart, tough, wise-cracking TV journalist in New York City. Her best friend Janet Wood, whose own life is as organized as Clare’s is chaotic.
