Ryan, if you want me to archive the digitizations I can. I have ample space. I have giga-speed so downloads would go pretty fast. Rick Labor ipse voluptas

Joe said it was okay to put out feelers. I have been slowly digitizing reels from the reel-to-reel collection we bought from Radio Archives. This is totally separate from the Joe Hehn collection that

From the OTR site...I just want to make sure I have my information correct..Im gettin Series: "BOOKS BRING ADVENTURE" Series 1 - One World (books with backgrounds in

Jerry's Books Bring Adventure log is correct. I did the research for him for that log. Jerry's dates are when series was recorded, and then it was later distributed for broadcast. Here is some of my

Cool, Larry! If you're allowed to share I can add them to this set. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the Future" www.OTRR.org www.OTRRLibrary.org

I also have both the 1959 and 1960 sings as well. All now exist from 1955 through 1962. Larry

I just realized I reposted this link on Facebook but not here. Some of you may remember that a year or two ago members posted all circulating episodes of the annual Christmas Sing with Bing

1946 was verified by newspaper research -- ---------- Suspense resource page https://sites.google.com/view/suspense-collectors-companion Suspense enhanced log

Ryan, Based on the guide posted by Jerry H. from which I built my guide for the Books Bring Adventure. The two episodes of that series linked to are from 1944, not 1946, and are #'s 5 & 6 of that

I noted the mention of a series I was not aware of called Books Bring Adventures. I found the listing by Jerry H and added it to my listing. I created placer files as a stand-in for now. Here they

I noted in the latest ORT digest that the name Phillips H Lord comes up. Looking at that pic from Joe Walsh of Lord being dramatic behind the mic makes me think of another actor named Lord by way of

Ryan, In the future, would you be willing to send me an advance copy of the Radio Times before dissemination. I am in one of my many badges I have worn in the past a professional transcriptionist.

Welcome back to "Joe Hehn Tuesday!" Mr. Hehn (1931-2020) was a pioneering collector of radio recordings when the hobby emerged in the 1960s. Digitizing his collection of reel tapes and discs has been

The latest issue of the Old Radio Times is available here. It includes contributions by Jim Cox, Martin Grams, Gavin Callaghan, Larry Maupin, and Denise Noe. Enjoy your holidays with some old-time

Hi Everybody, Our kick starter ends this weekend. We would love your support. See links below, Walden

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Yes they are the same ones there, plus I have some more from his audiobook I spend Jan and Feb in Maui every year. We will leave right after New Years, so wont be able to do too much for a while. jj

Jim, do you think these are the same episodes that are on the Unofficial Paul Harvey Archive? www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the

If folks are interested in Paul Harvey, I think they’d do well to check out John Nesbitt’s work. He did much the same thing before Paul Harvey. He had a different style but he’s an awfully good