Hi Ryan. I would. My wife's not Keen (!) on re-listening to shows, but I can do a bunch, particularly those I mentioned and any titles that may not exist in the Certified Set. But I'm willing to take

"Around here". Used three times. Idiot. Ugh. Scott

Hey all; We listened to the complete surviving run (at least as we know it) of "Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons" a number of months back. One of our favourite shows around here. But over the course o

The "Unwritten Law" is a show I'm not familiar with, Larry, although I collect a lot of contemporary British programming. I'm glad that you're taking this path, as the curated set of 'historical cases

Wonderful! Looking forward to watching this. One of our all-time favourite shows, so any tidbits about the show and its cast are a real treat. Scott

What Ryan said indeed makes a lot of sense. Not being a librarian or archivist, that never really crossed my mind.

I should have checked the library before I posted. I only thought of it later on in the evening. That having been said, the idea that they survive in the UCLA archives is great news, but if they're no

We were listening to Dragnet this evening (our regular Wednesday night show) and, for the third week running, there's been a promo for "Sara's Private Caper", starring Sara Berner. Goldin lists one su

I have been curious for a couple of years, Ian, ever since I found out that Langan travelled to Australia to continue the series. Did his wife, Adele Jergens go with him? If I remember correctly, the

One thing I've been meaning to ask the group is about NBC's library music. With the death of the studio orchestra and live broadcasts, I noticed that NBC (and all the other networks, I'm sure) relied

Stuff does tend to show up. I know that Randy Riddle purchased some transcription discs from Okinawa (At least, that's the impression that I gleaned from the information contained on the mp3 files) an

Hi all; Just a quick note: I was looking over my Daily Summary of this list this morning (I've been quite remiss of late and haven't had an opportunity to catch up on the various threads that have bee

Thanks. I guess I'm a little thick when it comes to these sort of things.

Poked around, can't seem to find it. Has it not been released yet? The link on OTRR Library is dead, and the Internet Archive's listing is Version 1908, from late 2019. No rush... it's not like I'm go

Gee Larry, I'd love to get my hands on that episode if you're willing to share it along. Anyone else have an episode or two in their dusty mp3 attic? Yours faithfully, Scott

A favourite show around the Galley household on Saturday mornings has been 'The Mary Lee Taylor Program'. Along with some GREAT recipes (I can vouch for many of these - Mary Lee Taylor, extended quara

Yes, I'm curious as well, Larry. Yours faithfully, Scott

Well, no one came forward to offer a collection. That's too bad. Yours faithfully, Scott

I didn't get all of the episodes, other than the files I provided. This is a great list. If someone could upload the complete collection (as we have it) somewhere for me, I'd love to grab them. Yours

Yes, these were downloaded many years ago, and have not been quality checked. I can say that I listened to: LOOK WHAT WE FOUND! - A LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER OLD TALES AND NEW - THE BOY THAT WAS CARRIED AWAY