Episodes of Jungle Jim -- Larry Maupin

Today's Suspense is The Most Dangerous Game, the first of four consecutive weeks of episodes starring Orson Welles. William Spier was the first to employ Welles in radio when he hired him for The Marc

I’ve been listening to Aunt Mary for the last several months (one episode a day, naturally) and it appears that there are a LOT of duplicates in the OTRR Library. As near as I can figure from Jerry’s

I've been working through the Date With Judy episodes available to me and these are the episodes I've been able to put together. Between Goldin and Haendiges it appears that many more potentially are

This article might be of interest; it discusses the demolition of the Hotel Pennsylvania currently going on. I have a subscription to the NYTimes so I'm not sure if everyone will be able to link to it

Today's Suspense is the second broadcast date for Sorry, Wrong Number. The first broadcast had low ratings but created a buzz beyond those who heard it because it was so very different than the typica

In On the Air: The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio, Dunning (pp. 44-51) provides a great deal of broadcast, background and historical information about the series. -- Larry Maupin

So far, all is going well with the new method of OTRR Library functionality. I'm working on a actual web page where you could see this information, but I'll post here semi-regularly until that page is

The January-February 2023 issue of the Old Radio Times is now available here. It features contributions by Brian Kavanaugh, Dr. Joe Webb, and Ryan Ellett among others. Enjoy!

This is partly a test of whether I am able to post to the list from my new phone after losing some saved passwords... but I also don't see my earlier attempt to post a note about A Date with Judy, so

"Dead Ernest" is featured on the Good Old Days of Radio podcast. The episode almost never aired! Bill Spier put it in the "rejected" pile. Kay Thompson read it and told him he was wrong. The title was

OTRR Library Update: The full Library is back online. I think everything's working, and I'm sure you'll let me know about any trouble. Details: There's a new system behind the scenes. When a visitor r

Hi Everybody, We are in the process of raising funds to buy an audio board to help level sounds and make it easier for us to run Yesterday USA. Thank you for any support, Walden GoFundMe, https://gofu

Hi Everybody, REPS is in the process of raising funds to obtain rare recordings and sound upgrades of recordings to add to the library. Thank you for any help, Walden Hughes in supporting this GoFundM

I could use biographies for the following stars: Louise Erickson, John Brown, Dix Davis and Helen Mack. Do I have some volunteers interested in tackling them? No more than a page with an emphasis on t

THE FIRST OF 26 EPISODES OF LOVE STORY IS TITLED " ROMANCE ON THE SUN DECK" AND IS DATED MARCH 26, 1937. THE EPISODE BEGINS WITH "YOU'RE ABOUT TO HEAR A ROMANTIC DRAMA FROM LOVE STORY MAGAZINE, FEATUR

This afternoon I received a message from Rodney Bowcock but it was accidentally deleted. If anyone knows Rodney's email address will you please send it to me or post it here? Thank you very much. -- L

REPS Presents: Truth or Consequences with Martin Grams!! WED 02/22 @7 PM PST Hello REPS Members, Family and Community, ANOTHER AWESOME PROGRAM is coming up THIS WEEK WEDNESDAY! REPS Presents: TRUTH OR

Latest from the OTRR Labs: Archive Tracker https://otrr.org/archives.html (Note: It takes 30 seconds to load all the data) The data was originally published as 'A Resource Guide to the Golden Age of R

This episode is entitled "Weekend Party" and dated August 27, 1937. It begins with "You are about to hear a romantic drama adopted from the pages of Love Story Magazine and featuring the love story gi