Thank you to all -- it's been an honor to work on this collection. If you have OTR friends who are not members of this groups.io page, please give them this link:

Thanks for a wonderful writeup Joe. Your description of what he did and had to deal with and the dedication involved in doing it was wonderful. Gord Joe Webb via groups.io wrote on 10/17/21 6:17

Hi Joe, Great write up. Thank you. In your research of going through collectors catalog of the 1960s and 1970s. Are there shows listed back then that is not out in the hobby today? Take

"As I met many of the people whom he wrote to in the mid-60s, or at least knew about them, at radio conventions of the 1970s and 1980s, it was only then that they had an appreciation of it all -- and

Today is the anniversary Joe Hehn's passing on this date last year. OTRR has participated in the transfer of his collection and its posting on archive.org for everyone to enjoy. This is a picture of

Hi Joe, As you know I am the keeper of the Frank Bresee archives and when we had Marsha over at Frank studio one of the show Frank presented in the interview is a Suspense show starring Marsha.

I believe this makes her the only surviving Suspense guest star to the end of the Roma Wines era (Nov 20, 1947). She was in Pink Camilias and Self Defense She did not appear on Suspense again until

Hi Everybody, I just got off the phone with Marsha hunt. I called her to wish her a happy birthday. She will turn 104 this Sunday 10-17-21. We will play a show with her to help celebrate

Its not a problem. I included the link so you could get the full story. Ian

Sorry my mistake.

Someone has grabbed the shows from my blog Dated November 2014. The story of how they were found is here in two parts https://www.australianotr.com.au/blog/archives/11-2014 The worst surface

I found this show at archive.org it's a Aussie detective show that almost nobody knows anything about. Apparently there is a really cool story about the guy finding these buried beneath his mother's

As you may know,SPERDVAC isdoing monthly meetings once again and now virtually. All are invited to attend via Zoom. Here is the information for this Saturday's meeting. Please take note of

Happy to help. Really appreciate all the work you do on OTR, Phil

indeed yes, a typo on my part not sure how you saw that because i edited that whole section out a minute after the initial post that was copied and pasted from cobalt club. no one here should have

Larry, I was mainly interested in seeing what episodes were coming up for availability. I’ll have to look at my budget to see if I can afford to join. It was the information I was mainly interested

The Kermit Schaefer “Pardon My Blooper” series, based on his similar books. It wasn’t obvious to me back then, but is now, that the vast majority of the “bloopers” are recreations. Library

There was a series of "blooper" albums in the 70's in which some bloopers seem to be fakes, not real old recordings. The "I'll use a knife! BLAM BLAM!" blooper was on one of them, so a person could

Great info, but one correction Evansville is in Indiana, not Illinois Happens to be the town I grew up in.

THIS IS A PORTION OF MY COBALT CLUB POST TODAY where I post an upgraded or newly found (or re-discovered) version of the series. Join Cobalt Club -- the best place to work on series and research for