Thanks Gord. It makes sense. We'll have to wait and see what nuggets fall our way. Steve

I have the storage, I would be willing to act as a archive backup site. I use backblaze as cloud storage.

While ottrlibrary.org is down, archive.org has many of those episodes, under two different collections (and of varying quality). I'm not sure the link for the other one offhand, but this collection is

Yes, there are a couple things going on that may be confusing for Steve and others. Many episodes are available at our library site (otrrlibrary.org). We're also talking about getting ahold of

They are available on our library http://www.otrrlibrary.org but the site is temporarily down. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the

There is a lot of research that goes on in this group so a lot of the files are not public and may never be other than for those that are working on them. They may eventually get posted and some

How can I enjoy the programs too ?Where are they posted please ? Thanks

Please Please.. Can one of you fellow member please kindly respond to my question.. Where can I locate the files ( programs) you guys are posting about ? I am not sure if everybody is

That...depends. Jerry lists an episode for 1/8/50 called "The Capture" (about Nathan Hale). His notes indicate it was not a Durham script and instead a prototype of the later series. However, I can

Ryan, I checked the ones you mentioned in the Don Frey set. I did note that the one listed as 95 should be 94. Destination Freedom - 0094 - 50-06-18 - The Case of the Congressman's Train Ride -

Agreed, they shared a name and very broadly a historical theme but little else. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the Future" www.OTRR.org www.OTRRLibrary.org

Anyone : Just tried to pull up one of the destination freedom files. The list is there in the library but there does not seem to be any content in the files. Is there someone in the group that could

My dog just pawed the keyboard on my laptop and sent that before I was done :) Anyway, they really are two different shows, just with the same name. That solves the numbering problem.

I am thinking of treating them - and labeling them - as two different series: Destination Freedom (1948) and Destination Freedom (1950). They really are two differetn Virus-free.

Ok, a little work and research later I have cleaned up the files to a more sensible state. I would love to trade for any shows to fill in gaps. I added a few from Archive and some from YouTube.

I just finished a redo of my Destination Freedom files and with the help of Jerry H and Digital Deli I have come up with a resonable attempt at a complete listing... Near to the end the show changes

I would love to have the "Mary Lee Taylor Program" also. I love to cook and I think I heard one when I was a kid and my grandmother gave me the recipe and my family loves it. It's a candy recipe and

Me too!!

Gee Larry, I'd love to get my hands on that episode if you're willing to share it along. Anyone else have an episode or two in their dusty mp3 attic? Yours faithfully, Scott

I have 37 but don’t know how many were released years ago by OTRR. Quality is okay, not great but certainly listenable. I do have one from 1950 that was from a different source and the quality is