Thank you Larry. These summaries have piqued my interest in listening to them as often an unfamiliar show may have not caught my eye before. TonyJ

Hello Dan, I'm glad you posted yesterday and today, and hope you will continue to do so frequently. I think many script writers did a good job of fact checking. Earlier this year I wrote some

I'm sorry, my question was uncleaar. I wanted to know if otr script writers did fact checking? -- XR

Later today I expect to upload the fifteen audition programs on which I have just concluded posting episode summaries. I will send links to other members who fall into one of the following

Broadcast Date: Sunday, September 30, 1951. CBS. Episode Title: "Trust Your Fellow Man" Opening: "Yes, it's thirty minutes of proof that the good life is not a dull life. The happy new comedy series

Barbara, I think the host actually spells it out as "Ghiz Kwiz" at one point, but I thought that was so ridiculous that if I put it in everyone would think it was a typo. As for the title of the

All I checked was the spelling of the name of the tribe. I do not expect a work of fiction to be factually precise. -----------------------------------------

This is why I never used actual old-time radio programs when I taught history. For the most part radio (like television and film) was entertainment first, historically accurate a distant second. I

I believe the correct title of this show is Ghiz Quiz. Here's how Dave Golden lists it: Ghiz Quiz. May 09, 1949. KTAR, Phoenix. An audition recording for Farm Fresh Markets. The program originates

The Ojibwa tribe is mentioned as part of the storyline. That is a tribe mostly in Canada and N. U.S. and nowhere near the area of the story setting. I have noticed that otr sometimes contains

Broadcast Date: Monday, May 9, 1949. KTAR-Phoenix. Sponsor: Pilsbury's Flour and Cake Mix Episode Title: "Grocery Shoppers Quizzed" Host: Paul Hughes Opening: "Hello everyone, welcome to Farm Fresh

Depends on what you mean by searchable. At http://otrr.org/mains.html?c=mags, you can pick a magazine and see the contents of each issue. At https://www.otrr.org/OTRRPedia/pedia.html you can pick a

Stoked here

Thanks Ryan

And the artwork is also used as the image viewed when the set is uploaded to Archive.org.

Good question, I didn't try. I know I have had contents of our magazine library come up in Google searches before but the OTRR site does not have any sort of search function.

Awesome. Are those searchable?

The following issues of Radio Guide have been added to our library: Radio Guide 1936-10-17 Radio Guide 1936-12-26 Radio Guide 1937-06-05 Radio Guide 1937-08-21 Radio Guide 1937-08-28 Radio Guide

I also use the CD front cover image as the image for the YouTube videos for maintained sets.

Cool, Evan! Not sure if you've ever created any for the OTRR library. You can see what others have done at the Old ime Radio CD Artwork link (http://otrr.org/4img/index.php). I think used to be more