Dragnet – Big Thank You
8:12 am March 7th, 2010Another in the classic Dragnet series. Originally aired March 9, 1950
Dragnet – Big Kill
10:27 pm February 26th, 2010Originally aired March 2, 1950
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Richard Diamond, Private Detective – Mrs. William Baker, Klepto
9:26 am February 20th, 2010Originally aired September 3, 1949, this story uncovers a dirty secret about one of the town’s prominent citizens then tries to use that as a reason for her death. Listen to find out more.
Richard Diamond, Private Detective - Mrs. William Baker, Klepto [00:29:37m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadBoston Blackie – The Escaped Prisoner
7:56 pm February 14th, 2010Our detective series continues with this gem from May 28, 1946.
The Adventures of Sam Spade Detective – The Terrified Turkey Caper
1:22 pm February 6th, 2010I was thinking about saving this one until Thanksgiving, but I couldn’t resist. Sam Spade is one of the most famous old time radio detectives. It’s just a fun show to listen to. Originally aired 11-24-1950
The Adventures of Sam Spade Detective - The Terrified Turkey Caper [00:29:56m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadMr. and Mrs. North – Murder on the Record
5:10 pm January 30th, 2010This was one in a series of detective stories my wife gave me for Christmas. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
Jimmy Clithroe – One Hundred Not Out
11:55 am January 24th, 2010The family reflects on Jimmy’s antics. Some great highlights in this show.
Jimmy Clithroe – A Load of Chinese Junk
3:06 pm January 16th, 2010Jimmy falls asleep while reading Alladin. Very strange and very funny.
Jimmy Cilthroe – Clithroe Kid
4:15 pm January 10th, 2010Back from the holidays. I’m still fiddling around with the UK content. I came across this wonderful piece. The kid is part Dennis the Menace and the wit of W.C. Fields. Watch for more.
Fawlty Towers – A Touch of Class
8:52 pm November 29th, 2009I was looking for something a little more light hearted to setup for December and found this gem. If you like Monty Python, you’re sure to enjoy John Cleese in Fawlty Towers.
