Gregg Margarite the reader of this story sadly passed away in march 2012. It's gratifying to see that his work keeps finding new listeners. We all miss you mate.
I had no idea- I’ve enjoyed him for years-probably after he passed. He like great fiction will continue beyond our short lives- what a wonderful thing to be relevant and entertaining after we have gone.❤🙏🏽✝️❤️
Lol excellent performance That line at the start though: “Suddenly became a member of.... the risk profession” reminded me of some generic version of the Law & Order opening LOL.
Gregg Margarite the reader of this story sadly passed away in march 2012. It's gratifying to see that his work keeps finding new listeners. We all miss you mate.
Yes he was mine too. :/
TheDramaPod I'm very grateful that he narrated so many wonderful stories before he passed away. His work lives on.
I had no idea- I’ve enjoyed him for years-probably after he passed. He like great fiction will continue beyond our short lives- what a wonderful thing to be relevant and entertaining after we have gone.❤🙏🏽✝️❤️
I will miss him very much. He was my favorite narrator.
I guessed the ending about half way through but still enjoyed the story. 😊 Amazing narrator !!
thank you for posting these stories. Mr Margarite was a master.
Gregg Margarite. The best. Thanks for sharing.
I worked an uninsurable at affordable rates job for 32 years , my coverage was 17x my wife's yearly rates .
This story is exactly what I wanted to hear.
For at least a year I listen to this story at least once a week 😅
Check that cover! “Playboy and the Slime God” is an Asimov story later retitled “What is this thing called love?”
Lol excellent performance
That line at the start though:
“Suddenly became a member of.... the risk profession” reminded me of some generic version of the Law & Order opening LOL.
The company would still need to pay the refund because that part was legit.
Crooks vs crook, and cheep space flight, wow.
A member of…
unbearable narration.
I will miss him very much. He was my favorite narrator.