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The NPR and L.A. TheaterWorks production of the Peter Ackerman radio comedy, "I'd Rather Eat Pants" airs on NPR's Morning Edition and the NPR Website - but is it worth a listen?
On Saturday evening during the 1997 Friends of Old-Time Radio Convention after the awards were distributed, Jay Hickerson made a somewhat strange request and asked Sybil Trent, Miriam Wolfe, and Vivian Block to come to the stage (Miss Block was not available, having already left the Convention).
Of course, the ladies had no idea that Jay was calling them to perform a "Battle of the Baby Criers!" Both women during their careers on radio were called upon to perform baby cries, so this "battle" was indeed a battle of titans! We have streaming video of this event in RealMedia format.
The Phorums have a new look, better functionality, and more of 'em! These Bulletin Boards for Old-Time Radio Programs, including The Shadow, Suspense, I Love a Mystery, Fibber McGee and Molly, and more, are joined by the newest Phorums, discussing Gunsmoke and Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar!
On May 8 & 9, 2000, Ted Kneebone and castmembers from the South Dakota School for the Blind & Visually Handicapped recorded a new piece of audio drama, "Something to Remember Us By." The audio (in streaming RealAudio format) along with some photographs of the recording sessions and the cast is available on these pages!
Where you'll find historical audio documents, in both RealAudio and MPEG-2 Layer III sound files. Shows change two-to-three times each week; you can join the NewOTRShow Mailing List to receive notification whenever a new program arrives on these pages!
Just in time for the holidays, the Gotham Radio Players present THE ADVENTURES OF STARK ROCK, MANLY DETECTIVE AT LARGE!
Written by Charles Laughlin, Arlene Osborne and Al Hubin, this complete log includes title and alternate titles for each episode, along with show numbers, dates, a complete synopsis, and the first line of the show. If you collect Boston Blackie, you need this log! (In Adobe Acrobat format, ~111 Kbytes)
This amazing parable, written by Anonymous, is an insightful commentary on the current situation within the hobby! Read this...but make sure you're sitting down, and put down your coffee!
We welcome Elizabeth McLeod, noted OTR researcher and all-around gadfly, and her monthly column, available exclusively on the new OldRadio Mailing List and here on The Nostalgia Pages!And don't miss Ms. McLeod's choices for the One Hundred Greatest Radio Moments of the Century!
Reviews of books dealing with Old-Time Radio and Nostalgic Television, along with a suggested reading/listening/viewing list in conjunction with Borders.com!
This new mailing list, currently available in Digest format only, is a place to sit back, relax, and discuss the wonders of the Old-Time Radio Programming we all know and love. Its informal style leads to calm discussion of all things dealing with OTR, while the fully-moderated (by a long-time collector of Old-Radio programs) format assures you on-topic, focused postings in a spam-free and family-oriented environment. If you only subscribe to one Old-Time Radio mailing list, this should be the one!
Includes interviews and other sounds from OTR stars, photos from various OTR Conventions, and other things OTR-Related.
Information concerning the upcoming Friends of Old-Time Radio Convention; includes tentitive guest list and schedule!
We welcome Elizabeth McLeod, noted OTR researcher and all-around gadfly, and her monthly column, available exclusively on the new OldRadio Mailing List and here on The Nostalgia Pages!
Information on the Carlton E. Morse show, complete with The ILAM Phorum, a Web-Based BBS System for talking about Jack, Doc, and Reggie! Now including the resurection of the A-1 Gazette!
The Net community was lucky to spend some time with Harry Bartell, one of the preeminent actors in radio and television, on Thursday, October 15th, 1998. Here is the transcript of that event!
A simple search of The Nostalgia Pages, allowing you to quickly find which pages contain references to your favorite OTR Celeb or show!
Logs from some radio and television series that either are not available elsewhere on the Net, or are different from (and may disagree with) those available.
A little biography of those of us maintaining these pages, with credits.
To avoid duplication, we are not maintaining a list of Links; these are places we personally visit often. Both Lou's page and the Radio Netherlands page contain excellent lists of links, and are highly recommended.
