Yes, please!

Thank you, Jim!

Hi Jim, Where is the link? Barbara

Larry, I checked the collection. You are correct, only the first five can heard. You can listen to them in any order you choose and can download them by right clicking on the audio file. Also, the onl

You're welcome, Jim. Loved your Hoppy story. I'm jealous!

Try this one, Jim: https://spaces.hightail.com/receive/n1bJ8aGrms

Rick wrote "I also found that based on the sequence of dates there is a show that would have aired on 51-02-29. #371 which would have been on that date got bumped forward to the next date in the seque

For what it's worth, back when Stacy Keach was preparing to syndicate his series, he called me to ask if I or SPERDVAC had three shows he was missing. We didn't. He told me the titles of the three and

Might I suggest just putting the second season in the otrr library now and later when you have nothing else to do, upgrade the whole set?

Please release those Big Shows, Ryan. Thanks.

That's not what I meant, Larry. I meant replace some of the bad sounding ones with upgrades, wherever they're put.

I hope this doesn't mean we can't upgrade our Singles & Doubles collection.

Since they are original source material I would prefer flac or wav. Those could easily be converted to mp3 for those who wish.

Here is my opinion on the "Missing Masters" set. To call this group of shows Missing now in 2020 is without reason. Most have been available and circulating in open reel collections for 30 or 40 years

Larry, "rather than reinventing the wheel", how about this? You write a review of Mulligan's Travels and post a link to the show: https://archive.org/download/Singles_And_Doubles_Singles_L-N/47-06-xxe

You misunderstood me. I said I could not find any that were NOT in the S & D set. I think they are all there. Name one you could not find. Barbara

The link for the Missing Masters set is https://www.otrcat.com/p/missing-masters Missing Masters Collection | Old Time Radio This collection includes radio show ideas were only made into audition show

Larry, $40 to digitize one cassette is outrageous. Many if not all of these shows are in many collectors' hands if they wanted them. You could buy CDs or digital copies from any number of dealers and

Many thanks to Larry Maupin for all his work and dedication to making this set available to everyone and for writing all the summaries he did. Most of the shows I sampled are in nice sound. I found ab

I believe the correct title of this show is Ghiz Quiz. Here's how Dave Golden lists it: Ghiz Quiz. May 09, 1949. KTAR, Phoenix. An audition recording for Farm Fresh Markets. The program originates fro