And he'd be correct! Thanks, Joe. I don't check in on Facebook too often these days. Rodney

Jerry posted a Halloween episode today that he suspects is not in circulation https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZ6HNSVZYUhinkkGKL78Xh1GpKOsaYqC99fy November 6th, 1945 "The Haunted House" --

I was quoted a price of $8 per show. These are from Jerry Haendiges, whom I guess was probably the source of the shows in the other group. For years there were only 5 shows circulating, but as I

I would totally subscribe to that as an add-on exercise. What sort of dollars do you thing we’re talking about?

The late Stewart Wright created an excellent log of the series https://old-time.com/otrlogs2/date_with_judy_sw.pdf -- ---------- Suspense resource page

I've really been enjoying the Date With Judy episodes that were acquired within the last few years by the Purchasing Group, and was wondering if there is any interest in picking more of these up. I

We found some "new" Ethel and Albert in the discs that Joe Hehn had, and posted them last year... in case you missed it https://archive.org/details/EthelAlbertJHMC -- ---------- Suspense resource

The Whistler log has been updated! https://mega.nz/file/Xw1AkDIB#9o4CWmkdBtlrTYzaDImwP3-JRoQf4v3GkvX9zXrCgXQ Comments, corrections, and suggestions appreciated -- ---------- Suspense resource page

Never mind. I see that they are different. The OTRR library has some of the Monitor segments and one of the 1973 episodes but I agree that it would be great to seek more of these out. Rodney

Are the episodes for Earplay different from The Little Things in Life that she did for NPR? I have those from Ted Davenport, as part of a 45 minute program called Radio Playhouse. Rodney

This, from Wikipedia: "Peg Lynch and Alan Bunce, vintage radio's Ethel and Albert, also performed five-minute Monitor vignettes from 1963 to 1965. Lynch made several of the vignettes available on

YouTube has been rolling out handles over the last couple of weeks. We were able to set ours last night. So, there's now a third - and easier - address for the OTRR YouTube channel:

Lum and Abner's Christmas show. As they travel to an old barn where a young couple are about yo have a baby. Any of the many versions of Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Fibber's Christmas shows are

i have several that i love, but at the top of the list is Amos n Andy where the Lords Prayer is recited with meaning. It's been way too long since i dug it out All the Best, Dan -- Happy Radio

Hi Ryan, You just inspired me to do a quick search back through my online archive to see what Thanksgiving and Christmas programs written about in the past. I especially liked Superman's in character

As a fan of police drama and detective shows, many did not lend themselves well to Christmas-themed episodes. Attempts to tie in the holiday often seem flat, as if they were forced to fit Christmas

I have two copies of The Other Man 2000 Plus 50-06-07 ep 13 The Other Man.mp3 192 kbps 30:37 2000 Plus 50-06-07 The Other Man.flac 266 kbps 30:37 Barbara

John, Here's the set episode list as text. There's a header, but the columns are size (kilobytes), kbps, file name. The poorest quality episodes are When the Machines Went Mad (32 kbps), The Other Man

Hi Scott, Your copy of "The Other Man" is a higher bit rate than the one I have, so I'd definitely like to grab that one. "The Other Man" is likely misdated. I have it without a date, just 1950.

I have these two. Which don’t seem to be on your list at all. They aren’t numbered but, I assume, they’d be episodes 10 and 13. The titles are blatantly quoted in the opening sequence. All of