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

Audionoir is one of the channels that I use with a program that I wrote that uses ffplay. Interesting to see that it has a pirated station component to it. And I have to agree that most of

I read with interest: “It’s been a long time since the FCC shut anyone down in Illinois. In the last decade, the feds have sent just one cease-and-desist letter in the state, to a pirate station

Martin Grams posted this to the Facebook group last night. https://www.wbez.org/stories/chicago-pirate-station-airs-old-radio-dramas/bfc362d9-c524-49e1-9674-4f923bb27f4a

As a follow-up to this, for the Jack Benny episode, Don Yowp from the International Jack Benny Fan Club thought the actor playing Grumpy was Wally Baker.