Can you help us document some Whistler episodes? The series re-used many titles but they had different storylines. For instance, "Til Death Do Us Part" was used three times for three different stories

So far this year the following OTRR series have been uploaded to WWW.Archive.org. All have been previously released through the normal OTRR distribution. They are now also available at WWW.Archive.org

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

Introducing... OTRR Collections - Separate from the OTRR Library, these files are provided in cooperation with collectors who want to share parts of their collections with our researchers, under certa

The background and contents of this collection are described in this message. If anyone wants it, just send me an email at lmaupin@... and I will be happy to send it to you. I. Introduction: The unify

Thanks, Larry, for including "Moving Stories of Life: Love on Skis (1930s)," which nicely fits my basic obsession with radio stories that include newspaper-reporter characters. But I'm not interested

I have a couple volunteers who have been helping compare new material from our digitized reel2reel collections with existing material in our library but we could use several more. This is volunteer wo

The following HGWT are coming up as "Not Found" rather than as MP3 or FLAC (in other words, ALL links are empty and point to nothing). This has nothing to do with downloading times or anything else, a

Rocket Rod Beck recently shared the complete daily comic strips with us -- https://app.box.com/s/czi68pjudblvdd9vaelcc4pbtdbforoh That was a task I had tried myself once before but I had problems cons

Hi Everybody, John, Larry Gassman and I are trying to put together the right broadcast orders of the different files we have from NBC, CBS, Blue and mutual in April, May and August of 1945. . Can some

SUSPENSE LABOR DAY MARATHON begins 11am US Eastern time, Monday, September 5, 2022, at the Radio Talking Book Service. The marathon will include the eight Dusty Attic programs of June and July 2022 an

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250 Lone Ranger Episodes have been added to the OTRR Library for episodes that previously did not have audio files associated with them. These files have all been added to the standard Lone Ranger sec

Here is the link to July-August issue of the Old Radio Times. It features pieces by Patrick Andre, VT Dorchester, Ryan Ellett, Larry Maupin, and Denise Noe. Enjoy!

Does anyone have scans of these two Suspense items? They were released by Marvel and the first two issues had tie-ins with the radio and TV series. The rest became comics much like EC and did not have

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We could use a short bio for Cliff Howell, the announcer for 1937's Hollywood Spotlight series (billed as Tom Jeffries). Anyone interested in writing one? Thanks! Ryan

Radio Talking Book Service celebration of Suspense: LABOR DAY MARATHON begins 1pm US Eastern time, Monday, September 5, 2022, and ends at midnight! The marathon will include the eight Dusty Attic prog

The background of this collection, as well as summaries of all the episodes included in it, are in this message. If you want it, you can get it by joining The Radio Enthusiasts of Puget Sound by tomor

Hi all, I Have a friend who grew up in Boston and remembers Bob Lerximer who did shows on WCRB in the 60’s. Among the shows he did was a folk show on the weekend where he also interviewed people. Does