Thank you to all -- it's been an honor to work on this collection. If you have OTR friends who are not members of this groups.io page, please give them this link: https://sites.google.com/view/joehehn

Today is the anniversary Joe Hehn's passing on this date last year. OTRR has participated in the transfer of his collection and its posting on archive.org for everyone to enjoy. This is a picture of J

I believe this makes her the only surviving Suspense guest star to the end of the Roma Wines era (Nov 20, 1947). She was in Pink Camilias and Self Defense She did not appear on Suspense again until th

indeed yes, a typo on my part not sure how you saw that because i edited that whole section out a minute after the initial post that was copied and pasted from cobalt club. no one here should have bee

THIS IS A PORTION OF MY COBALT CLUB POST TODAY where I post an upgraded or newly found (or re-discovered) version of the series. Join Cobalt Club -- the best place to work on series and research for m

The best way to enjoy the program is with Martin Grams' book https://www.martingrams.biz/products/duffys-tavern-a-history-of-ed-gardners-radio-program also available at amazon i never really cared for

There is one very curious character in South African radio who deserves some serious academic study. Michael McCabe was one of radio's most prolific writers and performers in the entire worldwide medi

Researcher Karl Schadow sent me a note about Wally Maher: A week ago (Sunday, September 12th), Murray Horwitz interviewed Wally Maher, Jr. during THE BIG BROADCAST (WAMU) here in the DC area. The show

that's not of "no help" -- it just affirms that the recording of what medford used is not in circulation you saved me lots of time!

Looking for an episode with this plotline: "A detective and his assistant are on board a passenger train when one man is poisoned, another stabbed and still another pushed out the door. They must dete

DOWNLOAD THE PDF AT https://archive.org/details/ScottSuspense2021 This the log of Suspense as complied Keith Scott. He researched it for 40+ years, much of it when he made trips from his native Austra

Thanks very much for the heads up! I use Audacity constantly Perhaps this project will be like when OpenOffice branched into OO and LibreOffice... the latter of which has been more independent and bet

The kickstarter page is still at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1905033874/when-cecil-met-sally-the-cecil-and-sally-initiative/description

Oh gosh that reminds me of the old old old joke "I spent 90% of the money on booze and women... the rest I wasted" Doug explained in one of his notes of the past few days that a stylus for the transcr

link was in earlier response -- these are in the Joe Hehn Memorial Collection USAFE recordings https://archive.org/details/whistlerUSAFEairchecks Other recordings https://archive.org/details/WhistlerP

Only the ones marked "NEW VERSION" were in circulation as network or AFRS The other 6 had not been in circulation for decades All of the other USAFE recordings https://archive.org/details/whistlerUSAF

The sentence ""NEW VERSION" means that an AFRS or a network version has been in circulation." is correct That means that this is the first time a USAFE copy has appeared. It may very well be the case

Most of the ones that have been "discovered" are from the USAFE recordings that were home recordings done by a service person or a family member while assigned for the military or civilian support in

"Madame Olga" from 1949-01-29 https://amerad.libsyn.com/fbi-in-peace-and-war-madame-olga

A disc collector has been putting recordings up on MixCloud https://www.mixcloud.com/LupineAssassin/ Some really nice sounding programs and some audio curiosities, too!