KEZU Was in Rapid City, South Dakota

KEZU Was in Rapid City, South Dakota

WSET had Big Sister at 10 a.m. and Pepper Young at 10:15 a.m.; WKTS had Pepper Young at 10:05 a.m. KEZU had Pepper Young at 9:30 and Big Sister at 9:45.

Also, even though it started later you have NPR and Star Wars. There also is always Alien Worlds and other similar shows. Best Regards, Michael Hingson

You still had a lot of day time radio going on. Arthur godfrey was still on the air to 4-30-72. The breakfast Club up to the end of 1968. Art Linkletter House Party was on in to the late 1960s.

Larry, OTR Cat has an article on the subject...Here is the link https://www.otrcat.com/sept-30-1962-fifty-years-ago-radio-ended Labor ipse voluptas

Thank you John and Larry. I just finished curating a collection of final episodes of old-time radio series, and I also have the last episode of Gunsmoke as June 19, 1961 and Have Gun, Will Travel as

Larry, And I remember them well and still miss my Sunday evenings listening to those shows. Best Regards, Michael Hingson

Actually, the last two shows to air episodes on September 30, 1962 were Suspense and Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. Have Gun, Will Travel left the air in 1960 and Gunsmoke in June of 1961. Larry

I only know #1. In addition to Johnny Dollar, Suspense, Have Gun Will Travel, and Gunsmoke all aired their last episodes in 1962. John

A number of fellow researchers have contributed important background information for the article I intend to submit to Ryan which will be entitled :"The 1965 Revival of Old-Time Radio." I have

Here is the copy I have. It's a 64bit version and sounds pretty good. Rick Labor ipse voluptas

That's #50 of the 5th part of the series Rick Labor ipse voluptas

Tom G: I can remember my parents laughing at the neighbors who did put buckets on their heads and go out with all sorts of things for weapons. My dad was in the Navy and nothing scared him. Jackie

😁 I much prefer World of the Worlds. The headline typo. -- Joe Adams Over Prepare and Go With the Flow; Stepwallah Current books available: Amazon.com and other outlets

Ok, I used the information I found on Jerry's site and built the file names for most of the interim files. I followed the pattern that Jerry determined based on the broadcast frequency of M-F. There

Thanks Chris. I've been meaning to re-listen to War of the Worlds. The one good thing about COVID-19 is that I have time to listen to a lot of OTR and music lately. I just finished listening to the

Circulate these links as you wish. Chris. Orson Welles - War of the Worlds - https://archive.org/download/WarOfTheWorlds1938RadioBroadcast256kbps Download links : WAV / FLAC /

The link isn't working for me for some reason.