Although not American, the BBC never stopped doing drama. The CBC continued into the 1990's at least, and South Africa and Australia were doing OTR type shows into the 1980's. A treasure trove is out

Jumping into this late, but we have listened to "The Little Things in Life" twice now. I'd prefer to have the full, hour long package, but these 15 minute segments were shared years ago. A fabulous

Thank you Michael. KNX is the only radio station anyone has mentioned that may have broadcast the final episodes of Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar and Suspense. I will add it to the

I listened to several episodes of The Faces of Love a couple years ago and it was a good production for a soap opera. It didn't have the ridiculous story dramas that you'd hear in Golden Age soaps but

Hi Everybody, George Washington University has the mutual radio collection I believe most of the tapes are late in Mutual run. We can obtain copies of the collection. I am interested in the

Hi Larry, I was rereading your email. Ted has at least 40 hours of this series starting on 8-4-75. That was years ago. He might have more now. Take care, Walden

Hi Mike, You bet, I will have Larry Gassman set up a drop box between us. Take care, Walden

Hi Larry, I found a good article Jim Widner wrote in Radio Recall the on-line article can be found on that club web site at www.mwotrc.com Jim said the series started on 8-4-75 and was offered

If you need a reference to the final broadcast of YTJD and Suspense, you can use John Dunning’s book, “On the Air”. John

Might I get a copy? Mine is not great quality and I loved the whole show and would like to listen to a better copy. Best Regards, Michael Hingson.

Hi RePS will use this formate of zoom now. Take care, Walden

I sent Ted an email, Walden

I have it because Frank Bresee produce the special for KFI. He had a month to get it ready, Walden

Hi Larry, Ted has them listed in www.radiomemories.com and Peg show was called I believe Little things? They were all new shows. I believe they had one major sponsor for a while. I know Ted

I also saw Larry’s email. Isn’t that amazing? KFI did do a good job with their 50th in 1972 including a kickoff live first half hour with Chuck Cecil and Les Brown and his Band of Renown.

I listened to all of these on KNX in Los Angeles. My memory is that YTJD came on at 5PM, Suspense at 5:30, HGWT at 6PM and Gunsmoke at 6:30. Best Regards, Michael Hingson

Jim, I hope you are enjoying life in a tropical paradise and will continue to do so until your return in March. I have written part of a first draft of the article, and some of the information you

Larry Would like to help some more, but in Maui right now. Will not return until March. Kind of hard without home computer. Also busy here doing other things. jj

Thank you Harold. I can only imagine sitting by the radio in some unheated garage, drinking hot chocolate and trying not to freeze to death on a cold winter night in Rapid City, South Dakota 56 years

KEZU was in Rapid City, South Dakota