Does anyone here know if there is any collection or holdings anywhere of the Mutual Broadcasting System's "Newsreel of the Air?" I am specifically looking for a Newsreel of the Air broadcast that

it was presented every year according to this website so it should be easy to track down: Annual Christmas Radio Show Annual Christmas Radio Show In the Annual Christmas Radio Show , Amos (played by

I may be wrong but I think they’ve already been transferred as he explained some of the issues regarding their condition to me. Unfortunately, I can no longer locate that email. Conversely, I had

Well, those are all “don’t have a Location Number” episodes in his episodic log. Which, generally, means they aren’t transcoded into useable format. Which, generally, Jerry wants to do when

" 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" Hi Dan, Which

A member purchased a set of Hallmark Playhouse/Hall of Fame on reels that have now all been digitized. However, the set is missing the first six episodes so I inserted the copies from our library.

Stories of Pacific Powerland hosted by Nelson Olmsted - from 1961 until 1978.

I was inspired by the comments about the Christmas show. I have been endeavoring to locate all of the Christmas shows that I can find. So far I have amassed more than 700 shows that are Christmas

Tom Howard and George Shelton, of IT PAYS TO BE IGNORANT, had a five-minute series in 1946-47 titled FUN AT BREAKFAST, a syndicated effort for Mennen Shave products. Parker Fennelly had a five-minute

Frank Bresee had a 5 minutes Golden Days of Radio show sent to stations around the USA. Take care, Walden

Thanks for this. I really do enjoy the various 5 minute shows as filler between other things we may be listening to. Does anyone have a list of various five minute (or less) broadcasts that are

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Hi Everybody, The Yesterday USA auction is at 3 PM Eastern time which is noon ca. You can listen at www.yesterdayusa.com or use your Amazon echo to play Yesterday USA Radio Red or play Yesterday

Thanks Joe. This may be a silly question. I currently have a lifetime 500 GB pCloud account. If I added a lifetime 2 TB account would I then have 2.5 TB of cloud drive space?

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Thank you for this! I grew up listening to Paul Harvey with my dad in his truck. His news segments were entertaining, and I loved The Rest of the Story. Thank you!

Most of you know that McFarland is one of the premier publishers of old-time radio-themed books. Through Cyber Monday (November 28) they are offering 40% off their books and 25% after that. The code

Thank you for your work.

As a long time Paul Harvey fan I have enjoyed listening to PH describe unique tidbits of news is unique and entertaining style. I often use his 3 to 5 min show as a filler in my car when I don't have

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