Happy Independence Day ya'll! Episode 36 covers many of the happenings in Historic St. Andrews for the week of July 1st-7th. Then stay tuned for an interview with salty locals Tony Simmons who is a local Science Fiction author as well as editor for The Entertainer in The Panama City News Herald. This conversation also features Jayson Kretzer who is the executive director at Center for the Arts in Downtown Panama City and he's also a professional cartoonist and designer.

The two friends are always scheming up stories that are rich with heroic characters, fantasy, and some elements of the paranormal. Simmons most recent release is titled "Weird War One" which is part of an ongoing series and it is available here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08M48Q58N?

Jayson Kretzer is the artist behind the "Ninja Bear" mural on the welcome wall in Historic Downtown Panama City Florida.

This week's old news segment was taken from the St. Andrews Bay News published this week in 1928.

Opening Theme and End theme music written by Ashley D. Feller and recorded by Dave Schwartz at Boundless Sounds Studios on the Campus of Gulf Coast State College

The podcast is written and produced by Ashley Feller in her music room.
Interviews recorded at Floriopolis in Historic St. Andrews

Merchant Credits
Panama City Quality of Life
House of Bourbon
Little Village
Taproom
The Lie'Brary on Beck
Gypsy Beach Treasured Kreations
Historic St. Andrews Waterfront Partnership
The Market at St. Andrews
The Salty Sunset Market
Finn's
Floriopolis

Musician Credits
Lucky Strike Retros
Hank Barbee and The Dust Parade
Arley Scarborough
Eli Ingram
Scratch 2020

Local Music Guides
Salty Sounds in St. Andrews
Oh Boy Music

Watch Episode Two of The Salty Field Recordings on Youtube here :https://youtu.be/9-9SkBLJEBQ

Music Attributes/Credits
# Patriotic songs of America

### by **[New York Military Band and the American Quartet](https://freemusicarchive.org/music/New_York_Military_Band_and_the_American_Quartet#contact-artist)**