"Life with Luigi made a brief reappearance on radio in 1954 in a fifteen-minute strip-show format…and then closed the antique shop permanently." From the Radio Spirits

Although I find our host slightly irritating (actually, more than slightly, although I'm sure she mean well), my interest in silent film brought me to the Orphan Film Symposium, which had this little

Thanks Dave for the reference. I wish the author had cited his source for that claim. I wonder if it was based on Goldin's log. Maybe Luigi writer Mac Benoff's collection at the American Heritage

Thanks for Sharing this. Very interesting Essay, even with the one page missing. Kathy On Sunday, May 24, 2020,

In an essay, "What Luigi Basco Taught Americans about Italian Americans" (in a 2010 book, Anti-Italianism: Essays on a Prejudice, eds. W Connell and F. Gardaphi), the essay author, Dominic Candeloro,

If anyone would like a research project, we have three episodes of Life with Luigi that are 15 minutes long, the same three listed at the end of Goldin's log of the show. He has them listed as May

In the Weiss part 1 Goldindex lists the WMCA Saks Show as the Sachs Show with a date of Feb12 39 The Sachs Program. February 12, 1939. Intercity Broadcasting System, WMCA, New York aircheck.

Here is a second set of shows digitized from the reel-to-reels of longtime OTR hobbyist Stu Weiss provided by Joe Webb. Link Enjoy and let us know about errors in names, dates, etc. Ryan

And for those that use the Goldin site often, Jerry Haendiges shared on Facebook that in a private note from Goldin he (Dave Goldin) hinted the site would be undergoing major changes in the near

please do your best to verify the dates MANY of the misdated files from the 2000s were from bad handwriting on reel contents sheets this will be no exception as Nightkey has taught us, always listen

No, I am not sure about any of these; I've only listened to one. These are being shared as they were received, vetting like this is always good before they're put up in the

Also, Under Arrest 48-06-26 Paris Road, I think should be 49-06-26.

Are you sure That's My Pop 7-29-49 isn't 7-29-45? Both Haendigas and Goldin have 1945.

In spite of the reference to 1948 in the tuberculosis public service spot, I think the date on this should be 1949-06-26: Under Arrest 1948-06-26 Paris Road FINAL.flac

Got it. Please feel free to use me as a backup for anything. I have unlimited storage online. 60+ TB here. Rick Labor ipse voluptas

The episode "Under Arrest 1948-06-06 for a pack of cigarettes" has been corrected and updated on Archive. Ryan

thanks for sharing! looking forward to more goodies :-) all the best, dan

These look fascinating! Thanks to those who conserved them and those who shared them!! Get Outlook for iOS

This is WONDERFUL. Thanks a million for sharing, Mr. Webb. Yours faithfully, Scott

A poster on our Facebook is looking for collector Michael Simons; sounds like they traded shows about 15 years ago. Does that name ring a bell with anyone here? This person is specifically looking for