I finally found an SDK that allowed for cross compilation to try to get the database program up and running. Using the Godot Game Engine (I know it sounds weird using a Game Engine, but thankfully it

http://otrr.org/?c=certified lists Jeff Regan, Investigator as version 2012. The link is to a version which is 2007. Is this a mistake or is there a newer version?

I have fianlly finished sorting, filing and tagging ALL the ILAM series (except 1). I will post them later for your perusal and download. These series will look much different from what you have now.

From: mwotrc-members [mailto:mwotrc-members-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Jim Pasquale Sent: Tuesday, April 6, 2021 8:23 AM To: Radio Club E-Mail Addys <mwotrc-members@...> Subject: [mwotrc-members] April

I have started compiling ILAM. Here is a problem I have with the library (If I can explain it). The new site at Old Time Radio Researchers (otrr.org) lists 20 shows for " Fear That Crept Like a Cat" f

Greetings to everyone. The following is a list of everyone who has sent in a favorite episode so far. There are 15 favorite episodes, and that is enough for a really nice column in the June issue of R

From: Donald Pitchford [mailto:donniepitchford@...] Sent: Monday, April 5, 2021 10:42 PM To: Walden Hughes <waldenhughes@...>; John Gassman <johngassman@...>; Larry Gassman <larrygassman@...> Subject:

Happy Saturday to everyone. I will be editing the June issue of Radio Recall, the newsletter of the Metropolitan Washington Old-Time Radio Club, and would like to invite every member of this group to

We've added program and episode synopses to the newer OTRR Library Interface: https://www.otrr.org/OTRRLibrary/otrrlibrary.html When you select a program, if we have a program synopsis, you will see i

Due to technical issues, we had to switch the old Art Gallery to a new space. The transition is complete and you can see the new interfaces at http://www.otrr.org/?c=art - Paul

In the Suspense episode, Hans Conried also appeared. Pretty important, especially at the end of the story. From: mike@... Sent: Saturday, April 3, 2021 12:59 PM To: 'main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.group

The last ILAM topic was getting long, so I thought I would start a new one. For those who have been wanting to upgrade their ILAM I have attached the spreadsheet I have been working on for the last co

I now have 11 episodes that have been submitted by members as their favorite which will be included along with their paragraphs describing why they like the episodes so much in the June issue of Radio

Updated OTRR Art Gallery: The previous Art Gallery had technical issues. Here's the beta version of the updated site with a different interface: https://otrr.org/piwigo/ I'm still tweaking some settin

I was at the site radioechoes.com today and found they had a copy of the following Destination Freedom show. I did not have this show before today. I have attached it below for all to enjoy. I now hav

I love a Mystery was one of the most popular adventure radio shows in radio history. The show ran from 1934 to 1944. There were a total of 52 different series. The show went into syndication and repea

This is a new crook technique being used by thieves to get your debit card pin. It works on any rubber button keypad out there. Be aware. Note the technique to mitigate this at the end. Worthwhile inf

I am close to wrapping up work on this set, but before I do, I wanted to see if anyone had any sound upgrades to the below episodes, or any of the episodes known to exist that I don't yet have. Thank

Hello, Does any one have any research material on radio writer Kathleen Hite? I will help put on a program about her for MWOTrC club meeting. I contacted the university that house her radio scripts in

That would be for the purchasing group, yes, but not for this private purchase. Jim