The episode is now posted! It's at the T5 blog. Thanks to all here and the OTRR groups.io forum who helped us dig into the symbolism and references used in it. Blau's writing is almost always more

Don't know if any one found it, but this is what came up in a search: Frontier Town by George Cherepov, Sold at auction on 3/10/2005 by Best of the West Auctions. Artist lived from 1909 to 1987. Ruth

Answered in the Facebook group: https://www.askart.com/auction_records/George_Cherepov/103245/George_Cherepov.aspx

We had someone on the YouTube channel ask about the painting used with our maintained set for Frontier Town. I asked Brian Allen about it, but he wasn't the original creator of the images for this

The image is from Broadcasting Magazine -- so we have confirmation No luck in the Washington Post archives yet -- RE was able to check 2 editions and nothing... yet!! ------------ Suspense resource

I have a subscription to the Post but, unfortunately, I don't see any sort of archive on their site. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the

I ran across this reference in Suspense Magazine #3 It's one of Suspense' most curious episodes. More details and a links to recordings are at

A new maintained set for The Casebook of Gregory Hood (1946) was announced in the distro group, https://oldtimeradioresearchers.groups.io/g/OTRRDistroGroup/.

Hi Everybody, Martin Grams is under the weather and Ivan Cury will be tonight guest for the MWOTRC meeting. Take care, Walden

Hi Everybody, I will be at the Cherry Blossom Festival at Marshfield MO Thursday 4-28-22 through Saturday 4-30-22. The events I am part of are free to the public. Below are schedules and

Kind of an odd piece, but maybe I read it too quickly. Did it even mention modern radio drama? I think it was all audiobooks and podcasts, which have nothing to do with radio. But good on the author

I don't think there will be a "2nd Golden Age" of radio. Certainly have nice little niche productions out there, Imagination Theatre, Colonial Radio Theatre, Repertory Company of America, Graphic

While I appreciate the history the writer’s sharing with a broad general audience, I don’t really buy into the “Second Golden Age” idea. Although to be fair to him, the “Second Golden

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/is-radio-in-a-second-golden-age-here-e2-80-99s-what-the-first-looked-like/ar-AAVXuax WaPo article via msn.com -- ---------- Suspense resource page

25 years ago I was working at an auto auction it was located outside of town at least 5 miles away from any other buildings. I made up my own playlist of songs I wanted to listen to at my

Here are some photos of my setup. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb7wc4cLumy/ The transmitter is velcroed to the back. I also built a website https://broadcast.hazzardlabs.com/. That lets me create

No just once a year, Walden

No, it is $20 per year. If you are being billed monthly, you should not be. I’ll send this on to SPERDVAC. In fact there is a board member on this list so he should see this note. Larry Larry

I know SPERDVAC is a different group entirely, but I know there are several members here. I signed up for a SPERDVAC membership a couple of months ago using PayPal. I thought it was $20/year, but it

Here is Martin Grams' response to the Lone Ranger comment: "Correct. John Todd was on tour performing on stage (if my memory serves me correct, in Cincinnati) for a couple weeks. Someone else filled