Hi all. I just realised this morning that I haven't had a distro form the OTRRPG in quite a while. I think my membership dues are all paid up. If they're not, no one informed me. So... is it my imagin

Could you let us know a bit more? I couldn't find anything on the web about this.

How exciting! We were just saying a couple of mornrings ago what a shame it was that we never had an opportunity to attend any of the conventions years ago when some of our favourite golden age radio

Just sampled the Ethel and Albert episode posted against the one I have from OTRR hub. MUCH better sound quality.

As to whether or not this can be considered OTR or OTR revival, with regard to 'The Little Things in Life', Peg Lynch seemed to be recycling scripts (or at least script ideas) from her earlier show, '

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 sh

I noticed in the entry for 'Mr and Mrs North"' that whoever wrote the introduction said: "Most old time radio fans of today do not consider the series as highly as its original audiences did". I don't

Thank you all. Our lunch will be a little richer today, now that we can find out how Nick Carter and the Police Coroner get out of the cabin they're trapped in, and arrest... someone ...for murder. To

...or, Nick Carter and the Case of the Disappearing Show. The two copies I have of Nick Carter: 1946-04-09 - The Case of the Disappearing Corpse (same source, I suspect) cut out at 18:22. Does anyone

A very nice obituary for a man who was important in our hobby. He died far too young. S

Poking around... such great stuff from Mr. Hehn's collection. Thanks to all who made this possible, whatever your contribution. S

The fact that Mr. James kept a detailed list (even "Stand By for Crime" I'm sure ;-)) is wonderful to hear! I'll email you off list so that I don't pester everyone here. I'll get your email from your

That list is pretty impressive, Ian. Being meaning to watch your History of Australian OTR the Martin Grams posted on YouTube a while back. Maybe tonight is the night. Actually, tonight would be the p

Thanks all for the deep dive into this topic. It's frustrating to think how much has been lost, but frankly, we can say that about pretty much everything, can't we? With regard to an upgrade, I have n

Scratch "The Count of Monte Christo". We haven't heard that yet. I was supposed to type "The Corsican Brothers" and "The Adventures of Marco Polo". Those were both wonderful.

Good morning all. A quick note this morning regarding Mr. George Edwards. My wife and I are huge fans of his available output, having listened to excellent transfers of his "Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

What a lovely man Mr. Hehn must have been. I am sure that people in nursing homes and the like appreciated his efforts greatly. Along with the joy he must have brought to many, I have read that the mu

Great news. Being a long standing member, I look forward to this stuff slowly coming out. As soon as we finish CBS Mystery Theater, of course. ;-) S

Oh, and thank you Bob, for the share! S