I found a news article from the Boston Globe for Friday’s episode for December 6, 1957 with a plot summary for the second episode on newspapers.com, so I think the December 4th start date is probably

I ran into question about Columbia Square in Los Angeles during the Golden Age of Radio. I know there were several auditoriums in the complex. Did any of them have a pipe organ or did they just use el

Thanks. I emailed him back and will let you know. Sent from Mail for Windows

I've been contacted by a gentleman who has some cassette tapes from Radio Yesteryear's Best of Old Time Radio series. The tapes don't state what programs are on them but only have a program number on

The Richard Diamond episode is an ART recreation. Not certain if it should be in the library but it seems like the recreation should be noted and the date corrected. Sent from Mail for Windows

No, there was a series of Let George Do It produced starring Olan Soule and aired on Mutual and with a different sponsor. We currently have, “The Ghost of Ireland Betty” in the existing OTRR set (this

Question: A few years back I acquired two additional Olan Soule episodes of Let George Do It. The latest release only included the one that’s been around for years. Do you have?: Let George Do It 5409

You should probably include this episode of the Old Gold Comedy Theater somewhere in the distro: Having Wonderful Crime 6/3/1945 The lead character is named, “Michael Malone” but it’s based on the boo

Curious. This one is listed in the OTRR library, but when I click on it, it won’t play or download: Mister Chameleon - 0024 - 48-12-29 - Case Of Death And The Talking Parrot Sent from Mail for Windows

While I appreciate the history the writer’s sharing with a broad general audience, I don’t really buy into the “Second Golden Age” idea. Although to be fair to him, the “Second Golden Age” stuff seems

The Nick Shurn Matter (December 19-23, 1955) This story manages to balance being both a detective story and Christmas classic. Bob Bailey is great as Johnny managing to alternate between being the har

Thanks, thanks for posting these. I found a few new programs, particularly the music. I did notice a few errors. First, the Rogue’s Gallery episodes lead to a broken link. I’m not certain if that’s an

I would say Me four but sadly I must have clicked off of paypal before my donation went through. Hope they eventually come into circulation. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I found an error in the OTRR Certified Man Called X set. Disk 2 has the incorrect file for the episode dated March 14, 1948, “The Pickled Chemist” https://ia800607.us.archive.org/view_archive.php?arch

Ryan, I’d be interested in helping. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

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 storyt

Richard, I got that guide as an interlibrary loan and I think that all the episodes/stories should be at the back. Looking at Jerry’s log, he only has two episodes listed for the serial era that ran f

Episode 47 (I think Episode 21 of the Australian Series) is available for purchase in a variety pack from Grace Gibson:https://gracegibsonradio.com/product/grace-gibson-radio-classics-crime-mystery-vo

There was an Australian version of the show. Glenn Langan travelled to Australia and recorded witn an Australian cast. Grace Gibson has one of the Australian episodes in a variety pack on their websit

Richard, Jerry has a log of the programs: http://www.otrsite.com/logs/logs1041.htm From what I understand, it doesn’t seem like this site has the Sherlock Episodes to download. Rather, they have the S