Only yesterday: Martians invade New Jersey!

Article Abstract:

Orson Welles produced and performed in a radio play in October 1938 which was designed to blur the distinctions between fiction and fact. The play described the landing of extraterrestrials in the state of New Jersey which were presented as interruptions in a regularly broadcast show. Thousands of listeners had not heard the introduction to the show which announced the play to be presented by the Mercury Theatre on the Air. There was extreme panic, including possible attempted suicide.

New Jersey, Radio broadcasting, History, Behavior, Portrayals, Radio broadcasters, Welles, Orson

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Members only: the best sex I ever had

Article Abstract:

A 52-year-old heart disease patient and his wife were concerned about his ability to have sex after undergoing an angioplasty. Instructions from his doctor covered only his driving. Four days after the procedure, he proved his stamina by jogging up and down the stairs. With the nitroglycin medication and the 911 emergency phone close by, the sex was their worst from the worry, but also the best because he survived.

Sex, Sexual behavior, Personal narratives, Sexual intercourse

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