Old Radio Episodes
I also found an old Walkman and a box of old time radio shows on cassette, so I listened to a 1950 episode of Philip Marlowe Detective. But I spent most of the evening thinking about how we live on the power-water-gas-information grid … …
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This Week In Pendant – Two hundred and eleventh episode! Big news in Pendantville this week as we’ll be invading TWO SoCal conventions to spread the good audio drama word! We’ll be at Comikaze in Los Angeles in November, and we’ll be at … …
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The Haunting Hour is a work-in-progress collection within the holdings of many serious Radio Collectors. From the meager available productions currently in circulation it’s clear that the series was popular for its time, at the very least. … Thankfully, as with many other examples of Golden Age Radio productions, many of the existing episodes in circulation can be directly attributed to the efforts of the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service [AFRTS]. … …
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The most memorable s science fiction old time radio from the 1930s was Orson Welles War of the Worlds on Mercury Theater aired on Halloween (October 30, 1938). This broadcast had a phenomenal impact on the nation because Welles blurred the … Some argue that that Beyond Tomorrow written by Robert Heinlein was the first Science Fiction show aimed for adults, with the first episode created on February 23, 1950. However, Beyond Tomorrow was dropped after three episodes and … …
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