It looks like 52 episodes of Frank Race were produced but only 43 exists among collectors. Is it known what happened to the other 9? Is there a chance the discs are still out there somewhere? Or are

I believe the owners of those IPs sometimes request that Internet Archive take down items related to them (though our Lone Ranger set has been up there for some time). So we're not necessarily widely

And a very merry Christmas to everyone from us as well. Best Regards, Michael Hingson

The Hornet, Preston, and Ranger scripts are the ones I teased in my post! They're up early! It's a Festivus miracle! -- ---------- Suspense resource page

Scripts from the Joe Hehn collection have now been added to the OTRR collection. 47 new Green Hornet scripts 68 Challenge of the Yukon scripts 57 Lone Ranger scripts http://otrr.org/?c=scripts

Yes, a very Merry Christmas to all. Scott

Santa's arrived a day early! These pages of script page images have been added to the Joe Hehn Memorial Collection at archive.org. Jack Armstrong https://archive.org/details/JackArmstrongScriptsJHMC

Merry Christmas to all. Walden

Because of your post, I am attempting to make a radio log for this series. I am very much interested in hearing/parsing whatever audio you have. If anyone else has links to audio of this program, I

Jerry H recently posted the 1959 file on his Facebook page. TonyJ Sent from Mail for Windows

I do not really see any hits for it, either. It seems like this is an unusually long time for it be down. Archive.org, for example, last scanned it April 21, 2021. Normally you would see 1-2 scans per

I know Digital Deli has been accessible on and off in recent years but now it's not even coming up when I do web searches for it. It doesn't seem to just be down. Anyone else getting no hits for it?

I'm heavily involved in open source, so a lot of IRC (at least my usage) revolves around open source projects. Libera chat came about with the debacle of Freenode. Evan

I did not realize that IRC was even still a thing. I thought it had just gone away. I certainly hadn’t thought about it, maybe this whole century. But now that you bring it up, I see that it’s

Don Yowp in the International Jack Benny Fan Club Facebook group went through Laura Leff's Forever 39, Volume 1 and confirmed that, while Beloin delivered a bunch of telegrams before then, that's the

Facebook is an awful place to get work done. I'm am thrilled that groups.io was around to replace Yahoo Groups after the Yahoo tech gurus "improved" that platform to make it unusable. They killed the

I belong to five old-time radio groups, and this is the only one with a message board. I have asked some of the other groups to create one, but webmasters seem to be opposed to it for some reason.

Definitely times have changed with how people engage with content. While I think the other methods have their place (although I stopped using them for other reasons) and can be quite useful for even

Me too. These boards are quite accessible, easier to use and faster for all. Best Regards, Michael Hingson

I just wanted to note that December has now become the busiest month on this forum all year! I appreciate that even though things can get slow (only 7 messages in August) conversation can pick up