Broadcast Date: December 22, 1954 Sponsor: Miles Laboratories (Alka-Seltzer) Suggested Episode Title: "Nancy Faces Murder Charge" Summary: The library's episode of this is only 3:47 in length, yet rem

One of the next series on tap is Philip Marlowe. Dr. Joe Webb has provided ~110 episodes in this set which is a lot for one or two people to listen to. This is a classic P.I. program and you'd like to

Broadcast Date: Tuesday, February 22, 1949 Sponsors: Heet Lineament, Anacin Episode Title: "A Possible Case of Arson" Summary: In the small town of Hiawatha, bad blood exists between Grant Sutton and

I’m having a strange thing happen on the OTRRG site….. on many shows, the first episode of the series are empty files - there are 2 files, one says .mp3 and the next is the same episode with .LCK afte

Can Audacity be used to adjust the speed of a file? I need to speed up a show by about a minute. Ryan

Broadcast Date: 1946 (no month or day listed) Sponsor: Whitehall Pharmical Company (commercials for Heet Linament, Anacin and Bisodol Mints) Suggested Episode Title: "Judith Thinks Leslie Groves Murde

And the link to the serial.

Subject: The Man Who Went To War - Langston (1944) The script has ben found - actually the working revision as aired in 1944, and there is even a clip. The LOC has a full recording but refuses to uplo

Ryan Ellett sez: > Art, I think you'll get a lot more interest in helping put a set together by reposting here. Here's the original misdirected post. At least 2 people have promised assistance since.

Some folks are using the new IO group, others are still using YahooGroups. What's the point of using the old YahooGroups style? CJB

David Oxford is looking for 2nd listeners for two big projects. One is Fibber McGee & Molly, arguably the most popular OTR series of them all (arguably!). It is a very large set, though maybe not quit

David Oxford is looking for 2nd listeners for two big projects. One is the classic 1970s revival series CBS Radio Mystery Theater. It was the gateway to OTR for many modern fans. It is a huge set! We'

Ok, to my embarassment my previous directory listing of Life With Luigi was garbage. I looked at it again this morning and realized I had some SNAFU's to clear up. I transliterated it to coincide with

A new poll has been created: During the past two days I have posted the same article on the above topic to both the Purchasing Group and the Main Group. Thus far only one member has indicated that he

I hope to have all five episodes, which are now on cassette tapes, digitized by the end of May by a local business. If you would like for me to mail them to you on a thumb drive, please send me your m

McFarland Press has some great OTR-related books but they are also more expensive as their main audience is libraries. Got an email that they are "offering 40% off ALL titles about popular culture thr

Larry Maupin, Save the money. Just use one of those file uploading services that have free access on the web. All you need is an email. You upload the files and then the recipient gets a link to grab

This is an article I have recently completed. Here is a little background. Several Years ago I borrowed some cassettes taken from Reel G-763 of the SPERDVAC General Library Catalog containing five soa

Hi Ryan, I finished listening to the shows: Philip Marlowe 1949-10-01 052 The Tale Of The Mermaid - fine Philip Marlowe 1949-10-08 053 The Open Window (AFRS) - fine except that the end credit music is

I've been asked by several listeners what we're looking for when we ask volunteers to listen to shows for soon-to-be-released Maintained sets. Here is a general form you can follow if you'd like: Epis