OTRR has not, to my knowledge, historically sought out Radio Spirits or Radio Archives material to make available on our library. That doesn't mean their material doesn't get into our sets or our libr

Welcome to the new OTRR at Groups.io members! We encourage you to get involved when possible. I'd like to know how you discovered our group; we've had more new people join in the first week and a half

Eagle-eared member John Enrietto has already found an error with the Luigi set. The episode labeled 1949-03-06 is actually 1952-03-11 (which is already in the set). He noticed that it announced the Wr

I don't see any record of a Lum n Abner set ever being done. I think it would be a worthwhile project but it would take a very dedicated volunteer to step up and tackle it. I think someone would reall

Ruth, Which pulp website did you find our link on? Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past for the Future" www.OTRR.org www.OTRRLibrary.org

And to clarify, this is not a Maintained set so there is no background information or vetted documentation. Just some unusual programs for your entertainment. Ryan

Here is the link to Larry's set of rare and little-known audition programs. He has been providing summaries of these episodes over the past couple weeks. Enjoy the shows and reread his write-ups if yo

For any Lum 'n' Abner fans, we have many - but not all - issues of the Society's Jot 'em Down Journal on our library site. However, the L 'n' A Society is slowly beginning to put the back issues up on

Martin Grams confirmed that the Jerry H. designation is the accurate one of the two.

I'm looking for expertise on a Life of Riley episode, 1945-11-03. The episode I have matches the title that Jerry Haendiges has assigned to it but not at all the description of this date's episode acc

I was asked to pass this on for anyone interested in streaming old-time radio shows: "I wanted to take a minute to let everyone know about our friend Corey Harker's reboot of Stay Tuned America.This r

This is why I never used actual old-time radio programs when I taught history. For the most part radio (like television and film) was entertainment first, historically accurate a distant second. I hav

Good question, I didn't try. I know I have had contents of our magazine library come up in Google searches before but the OTRR site does not have any sort of search function. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com T

The following issues of Radio Guide have been added to our library: Radio Guide 1936-10-17 Radio Guide 1936-12-26 Radio Guide 1937-06-05 Radio Guide 1937-08-21 Radio Guide 1937-08-28 Radio Guide 1938-

Cool, Evan! Not sure if you've ever created any for the OTRR library. You can see what others have done at the Old ime Radio CD Artwork link (http://otrr.org/4img/index.php). I think used to be more p

I don't feel strongly either way, Larry. I don't know that the singles-and-doubles collection gets much attention so it never hurts to make some of these more obscure programs available in multiple lo

I understand, Larry. Give it time, the audience will grow slow and steady over time. One of our first released sets, In the Name of the Law, is approaching 8,000 views since 2004. And that is by no me

Sometimes I'm asked about how an individual can volunteer to help the Old Time Radio Researchers; we are only as strong as our volunteer base, after all. After talking with Joe Webb and Paul Kornman v

Larry, I don't know if you're on our Facebook group but if you are, you could post these summaries there as well and get a "huge" audience. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Savi

Got them. Those copies are labeled correctly, the audition. Ep 41 (along with 1, 16, 29) isn't known to exist but Don found a brief description that it's about a whiskey truck driver who is killed on