Please share "new" time radio like Chicken Man etc. off-list. We want to stay off the radar of copyright holders. Ryan

Wasn't there a Fighting Senator? Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the Future" www.OTRR.org www.OTRRLibrary.org

There was also a General Mills Adventure Theater (ca. 1977 or 1978) or something along those lines, but it also had another name. Was it the same series as Mutual Radio Theater? Ryan

One interesting aspect of this conversation is that for us today, the shows from the 1970s are older (40-50 years) than most OTR was to hobbyists in the 1970s when a lot of it was 20-30 years old, 40

I'd absolutely be interested in publishing your work, Larry, we've even published pieces on brand new productions. I was more just stating my opinion that within the hobby, I lean towards limiting the

While they are certainly audio drama in the same mold as the pre-1962 material, they have not traditionally been considered OTR, though they've been collected and enjoyed by hobbyists. There is no rig

I listened to several episodes of The Faces of Love a couple years ago and it was a good production for a soap opera. It didn't have the ridiculous story dramas that you'd hear in Golden Age soaps but

Richard, If you pass them on to Paul Kornman he'd be able to replace the library copies. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the Future" www.OTRR.org www.OTRRLi

Very interesting Dan! I have done a lot of research on KMBC (Kansas City) - written two books about their performers - and have not run across any documentation about Jimmy Allen in their three archiv

Paul is correct, I misunderstood what was originally asked. An article index would definitely be a different level of resource than the current table of contents. If anyone is up to it, go for it. Hav

If you visit our new magazine section (https://otrr.org/mains.html?c=mags)you'll see many issues have articles with page numbers. I don't know how thorough each issue is (unfortunately the covers are

Will change my notes, sir! Thank you for the correction. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the Future" www.OTRR.org www.OTRRLibrary.org

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

I have a list of seven interested listeners: Ed Ehrbek Damon Fries Ed Baker Adam John Nicholson Larry Gassman Richard Davenport I'm testing it out with a couple people right now, and I don't want to g

This note has a thin OTR connection. Here is a link to the notice of the death of sci-fi writer James Gunn in the local paper. The name may not be familiar but a couple of his stories were adapted to

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

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 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 broadcasts

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

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