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Samui Training Center Opens First-of-its-kind It Training Facility
Earlier this week, Training Center spokesperson and technology veteran Paul Valente announced the opening of the fledgling training giant's IT training facility. The facility will initially offer instructor-led vendor-approved courses geared towards obtaining popular IT certifications such as MCSE, and CompTIA Linux+, but will later extend to include seminars on IT outsourcing and executive level business communications. Because of its remote, tropical location, the opening of the facility marks the company's first pioneering step in developing the world's growing travel-to-train IT training and certification market."We've all seen the same market indicators," said Valente when asked about the company's unique approach, "we have just chosen a different response." According to Valente, in an industry where careers look perhaps less attractive and more challenging than they once were, IT training companies have focused on trying to cut the cost of training an individual student to an absolute minimum, in order to remain competitive.According to Valente this has resulted in there being "simply nothing left worth buying" from your typical "McDonald's brand" IT training vendor. "Why not just buy a book?" says Valente, bluntly. While web based training methods entice the student to make a purchase thinking they will get more for less, unfortunately all too often the huge cost savings afforded the training provider do not find their way to the student and the IT student's value to business fails to increase significantly as a result of their online training.As businesses race to outsource their technology initiatives and the IT training industry focuses on web and online based delivery methods, it may seam strange that Training Center is offering instructor-led courses targeted at students from all hemispheres looking to boost their technology careers and travel."What STC offers is an educational experience," says Valente, "a chance to expand technical ability and value, create business and technology

Adventures in Radio Episode 85 - Rocky Jordan
The second run of Rocky Jordan is now based in Cairo instead of Istanbul when A Man Named Jordan was heard over the air. Jack Moyles (right) still stars. The new series had more of a detective feel to it than the first run. The sites and sounds heard in the series were very reminiscent of a Cairo street and the excellent scripts provided for some very well produced episodes.
Adventures in Radio Episode 84 - A Man Named Jordan
A look at an intriguing adventure serial that attempted to sound as authentic as its Istanbul locale would allow. Initially a five-times-a-week adventure, it later became a weekly detective oriented serial moving the locale from Istanbul to Cairo. Throughout the series, Jack Moyles right) starred as Rocky.
Adventures in Radio Episode 84 - A Man Named Jordan
A look at an intriguing adventure serial that attempted to sound as authentic as its Istanbul locale would allow. Initially a five-times-a-week adventure, it later became a weekly detective oriented serial moving the locale from Istanbul to Cairo. Throughout the series, Jack Moyles right) starred as Rocky.
Adventures in Radio Episode 83 - Lights Out: Mr. Maggs
One of the better achievements of radio drama was its horror and suspense programs. This weekâs radio play is from one of the best known of the horror radio genre â Lights Out. The episode I am going to present is called âMr. Maggsâ? from 1942. Though heavy on the melodrama, the play does have strong horrific elements. It was written by Lights Out director and chief writer, Arch Oboler (right).
Adventures in Radio Episode 82 - Cloak and Dagger
This week, a short-lived, but interesting thriller adventure from the tales of the OSS!  Raymond Edward Johnson (right) was the announcer and the radio repertory group included many veteran radio actors. The series is based on a book about the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) the precursor to the CIA by Alastair MacBain and Corey Ford.
Adventures in Radio Episode 81 - The Horla
This week, a look at one of Peter Lorre's (right) greatest radio appearances on his summer replacement series - Mystery in the Air. The series was a showcase for Lorre and he rises to the occasion in one of fictions best known classic horror stories - The Horla, by French writer, Guy de Maupassant.
Adventures in Radio Episode 80 - Christmas Shows
Well, Christmas is coming and this week I offer two items. An unusual Christmas story from the pen of Wyllis Cooper (right) for his Quiet, Please series from 1948. The second is a short clip from a 1929 KHJ Christmas gift by then owner Don Lee to his staff.Music under is by Doug Boldt from the Podsafe Music Network.
Adventures in Radio Episode 79 - Hollywood Star Playhouse
This week our adventure takes us out of this world as we hear a science fiction story from a top notch series called Hollywood Star Playhouse. The story is taut and suspenseful and stars Joseph Cotten (right).  I'll look at both the series and the story.
Adventures in Radio Episode 78 - The Hitchhiker
This week a look at one of the most suspenseful radio plays ever broadcast and the story's author. Lucille Fletcher (right) was best known for her play and film "Sorry, Wrong Number." But before that Orson Welles starred in her play about a man traveling across the country and what he saw - "The Hitchhiker." It was broadcast over several different radio series. The one you'll hear this week is from Suspense.
Adventures in Radio Episode 77 - Suspense
This week our adventure takes us to the high Sierra Mountains in 1846 and the cold freezing climes of the Donner Pass. An excellent tale from director and producer Elliott Lewis and Suspense.
Adventures in Radio Episode 76 - The Aldrich Family
The week's adventure takes us to the comedy genre. A look at one of the earliest sitcoms on radio - The Aldrich Family starring Ezra Stone (right) as Henry Aldrich, a typical teenage boy.  A timeless series that still provokes much laughter today.Music under is "Take It Easy" by The Gabor Bolla Quartet on the Podshow Music Network.
Adventures in Radio Episode 75 - The Columbia Workshop
The prestigious and highly experimental radio series from CBS under the direction of Irving Reis produced some excellent drama. This week a look at how time and the telephone is intertwined to produce a suspense story about death and sadness. Ironically, the telephone like the radio brought people together though radio was much more comprehensive. A first rate production.
Adventures in Radio Episode 74 - Escape
Escape with us now as we follow a Navy flyer who crash lands on a remote island in the Pacific only to be swept into a strange world in which he is thrust into the future. This play is based on a short story by Science Fiction writer Nelson Bond (right). Music under is Pearls Before Swine - "Another Time"
Adventures in Radio Episode 73 - Lights Out
A Halloween scary story! Lights Out was one of the best horror radio dramas ever produced. The genius behind it was Wyllis Cooper, but when he left, another radio genius brought it to new levels in sound horror - Arch Oboler (right). Be sure to listen to this one in the dark and alone!Music under is the theme from Dark Shadows.
Adventures in Radio Episode 72 - Crime Classics
In the fifties sponsors were abandoning network radio drama in droves. Because the networks sustained (paid for) many of the programs they were broadcasting, a new sense of creative freedom took hold. During this time, many excellent series were heard. One was produced by actor, writer, director Elliott Lewis (right) called Crime Classics. A bit tongue-in-cheek, this series was well written and acted. This week, I'll look at a more dramatic one from that series.Music under is Baroki by Kila .
Adventures in Radio Episode 71 - Inner Sanctum Mystery
One of the most notable horror radio series was created by Himan Brown and initially starred Raymond Edward Johnson as the host, "Raymond." This week a short history on the genesis of the series and its impact on future horror shows.
Adventures in Radio Episode 70 - Family Theater
This week's adventure takes us on a journey - in the year 1962 and the first lunar landing by man!  The episode is called "Journey of the Pegasus" and the scriptwriter missed the actual moon landing by only 7 years, even though this episode is from 1953.This science fictional morality play stars Raymond Burr (right) when he was appearing on radio and the future Johnny Dollar, Bob Bailey.
Adventures in Radio Episode 69 - Radio in Transition - The Lone Ranger
A long episode: what happens if the leading actor in a radio series, who has a distinctive voice and devoted listenership, is suddenly killed in an accident? Back in 1941, radio was live and such an event could be catastrophic.It happened to Earl Graser (right), who was tragically killed in a single car accident in 1941, Graser was the distinctive voice of The Lone Ranger. Suddenly a scramble was on to replace him.
Adventures in Radio Episode 68 - Radio Noir #2
Part 2 of our look at Radio Noir. This week I'll look at a radio series that contained elements of noir in its style. The series was Night Beat starring Frank Lovejoy (right)
Adventures in Radio Episode 67 - Radio Noir #1
This begins the first of several podcasts looking at what I call "Radio Noir." This week a look at the Cornell Woolrich story, "Deadline At Dawn" as heard over Suspense starring Helen Walker (right) and John Beals.Music under is "Saturday Morning" by Anne Farnesworth on the Podshow Music Network.I'll be taking a week off as I attend the Mid-Atlantic Nostalgia Convention in Maryland.
Adventures in Radio Episode 66 - Suspense: Murder&Aunt Delia - Glenn Ford
With the recent death of actor Glenn Ford, I want to look at one his more devious roles on radio in this Suspense thriller in which he plays a killer.Ford had limited but multiple appearances on radio and by this last one in 1957, he was a veteran radio actor.Music under is "Leaving" by Chillerstadt from Podshow.com
Adventures in Radio Episode 65 - Escape: Finger of Doom
This week two of the bests come together: one of the best radio adventure serials - Escape and one of the best crime fiction writers - Cornell Woolrich (right). A brief look at both Woolrich and his story about a woman who mysteriously and completely vanishes.Music under is by "Jazz at the Movies."
Adventures in Radio Episode 64 - The Lodger
A look at a short run summer replacement for the Lux Radio Theater - Forecast. It was an eight week run by the Columbia Broadcasting System to provide varied genre of radio drama and gauge the listener interest. Several ultimately became full blown radio series.This week, a look at the "suspense" entry of Forecast - Marie Belloc-Lowndes' "The Lodger" starring Herbert Marshall (right) and Edmund Gwenn and directed by Alfred Hitchcock in his only directorial appearance on dramatic radio.
Adventures in Radio Episode 63 - The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse
In 1938 Warner Brothers released a film based on the play by Barre Lyndon and called "The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse." The film starred Edward G. Robinson and in a supporting role, Humphrey Bogart. The first two appearances of the story appeared on radio in 1941 and 1944. But in 1947, a longer slightly different version was broadcast over the radio program Studio One starring Paul Muni (right).This week a look at that broadcast.Music under commentary is by Chillerstadt called Seven Eleven from the Podshow Music Network.
Adventures in Radio Episode 62 - Orson Welles as The Shadow
Continuing a look at the genius of Orson Welles, I look at probably his most public role on radio as Lamont Cranston and The Shadow. Welles had good and bad elements in his portrayal but it was a defining creation. You can also hear a rare clip of one of the original Shadow voices.
Adventures in Radio Episode 61 - Orson Welles: Hell on Ice
Continuing my look at the radio career of Orson Welles, you'll hear another selection from the Mercury Theater on the Air. In this episode we look at Welles, the script writer/adapter in this exciting and tense drama about survival in the North Pole.  Hell on Ice is based on the book of the same name by Commander Edward Ellsberg (right).
Adventures in Radio Episode 60 - Orson Welles - Dracula
Orson Welles was probably one of radio dramas greatest geniuses. He got his start at a young age and continued growing creatively. The Mercury Theater on the Air founded by him and John Houseman was one of the shining moments in radio history. This week you'll hear the first radio play from that series - Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Adventures in Radio Episode 59 - Fred Allen
An all new podcast!  This week's podcast looks at the career of the dean of radio comedy/satire - Fred Allen. Allen's career was virtually all radio once he left the comedy stage behind. Not only was radio Allen's medium, it was that medium that held onto him so fiercely that he could never move into television as did his counterparts like Jack Benny.This podcast will look at his Linit Bath Club Revue, Hour of Smiles, Town Hall Tonight and his final series on radio, The Fred Allen Show.
Adventures in Radio Episode 12....Harry Lime
Repeat episode from August 2005."That was the shot that killed Harry Lime. He died in a sewer beneath Vienna...Yes that was the end of Harry Lime, but it was not the beginning. Harry Lime had many lives." Radio Adventures looks at "The Lives of Harry Lime" on this week's podcast. Episode: Ticket to Tangier"
Adventures in Radio Episode 16 - Night Beat
Repeat performance (September 2005) while I take some time off.One of the best well written but darker radio series was Night Beat starring Frank Lovejoy. The story revolved around reporter Randy Stone and the seamier night side of Chicago as he looked for his nightly story. Here is one of the best written gritty, solid, of the streets drama.
Adventures in Radio Episode 58 - The Radio Guild
One of NBC Radio's premier series was not even sponsored! The Radio Guild was an experimental series broadcasting Shakespeare as well as original radio material. One of the programs that offered quality drama was "The Ineffable Essence of Nothing" written by Ranald R. MacDougall (right).Final episode of "Clan of the Fiery Cross"I will be taking a couple of weeks off putting repeat podcasts here until I return.
Adventures in Radio Episode 57 - A Sound of Thunder
This week a look at one of the better known short stories from the pen of Ray Bradbury. The story spawned not only a radio play, but a couple of films, a television episode as well as rock song by a well known band from the eighties.All that and more with episode 15 of the "Clan of the Fiery Cross."Background music by Human Response and Claire Fitch from Magnatunes.
Adventures in Radio Episode 56 - Escape: Three Skeleton Key
A bookend complement to the Escape episode of "Leiningen Versus the Ants" this production of "Three Skeleton Key" is one of the best. It is difficult not to be over the top in this radio play, but Vincent Price seems to find a happy mediumas those around him slowly go mad. The special effects by Cliff Thorsness make this one of the most horrific episodes from the long running series.Episode 14 of "Clan of the Fiery Cross" from The Adventures of Superman.
Adventures in Radio Episode 55 - Quiet, Please
A special look at the talent of one of the greatest radio writers. Wyllis Cooper was noted more for his creations than his skill as a writer and director. This week, a special look at one of his Quiet, Please episodes and how he builds the sense of fear or discomfort in his stories. The episode is based upon Maurice Ravel's solo piano piece: Pavanne for  A Dead Princess.Also episode 13 of "Clan of the Fiery Cross."
Adventures in Radio Episode 54 - Adventures of Superman
To cover while I am taking a much needed vacation, two episodes of "Clan of the Fiery Cross" from the Adventures of Superman. This will take us up through episode 12 of 16 in this series that attacks hatred and racism - tough themes for a late forties kid's show.
Adventures in Radio Episode 53 - CBS Radio Workshop
This week the adventure takes us to another world where earthmen land on a planet in the middle of a dispute between two societies. The problem is that the intelligent life is not humanoid, but rather vegetable and the two societies are the Carrots and the Onions!A hilarious satire on human society by novelist Robert Nathan in his original story for the CBS Radio Workshop and called "A Pride of Carrots." You'll hear some well-known voices that you might only be familiar from cartoons of your childhood.Also, episode 10 of the "Clan of the Fiery Cross" from the Adventures of Superman.
Adventures in Radio Episode 52 - Lux Radio Theatre
This podcast marks our one year anniversary of one show each week!  The final look at big budget radio series with our look at one of the biggest. Lux Radio Theatre was on the air for twenty years and Lever Brothers spared no expense in producing the show. This episode is "Algiers" with Charles Boyer and Heddy Lamar.Episode 9 of the "Clan of the Fiery Cross"
Adventures in Radio Episode 51 - The Ford Theater
A rather long podcast this week as I look at big budget radio programs. The Ford Theater was Ford's second big budget program from the forties. This one was ambitious and no expense was spared. The dramas cast big name talent and ran for sixty minutes with minimal commercial time. Episode 8 of "The Clan of the Fiery Cross."
Adventures in Radio Episode 50 - Damon Runyon
A look at the literary figure Damon Runyon and how the Damon Runyon Theatre came to radio. Runyon characters were so well drawn as to spawn the term Runyonesque. The Damon Runyon Theatre was a delightful series.Episode seven of the "Clan of the Fiery Cross" from The Adventures of Superman.
Adventures in Radio Episode 49 - Suspense
I continue my theme of famous author's whose works were adapted for radio. Continuing with the impact of crime writer Cornell Woolrich, the father of noir fiction, a look at possibly one of the best adaptations of one of his works. "The Black Curtain" was a flawed novel that made it to both film as well as radio - at least once on Suspense.Episode 6 of The Adventures of Superman and its attack on the Ku Klux Klan with "Clan of the Fiery Cross."
Adventures in Radio Episode 48 - Cornell Woolrich
Continuing with our famous authors whose works were adapted for radio - Cornell Woolrich, considered the father of noir fiction, was one of the most adapted authors. We'll listen to one of his adapted short stories from the Screen Directors Playhouse.Episode 5 of the "Clan of the Fiery Cross."
Adventures in Radio Episode 47 - Escape / Adv. of Superman
Beginning this week: a look at radio adaptations of works by famous authors. First up is Joseph Conrad whose short story "The Brute" was featured on the CBS series Escape in 1948. Conrad was best known for his themes of isolation, fear, madness and introspection. This week's episode from Escape fits those themes as you find yourself aboard a killer ship from which there is no Escape!Episode 4 of the "Clan of the Fiery Cross" on the Adventures of Superman.
Adventures in Radio Episode 46 - The Whistler/ Adv. of Superman
A radio series that was created after the model of The Shadow was The Whistler. Running over radio for about ten years, there were at least six Whistler characters though Bill Forman (right) was the longest running Whistler. The Whistler was the voice of conscience and fate. A dark dis-embodied character who while he had no physical presence in the radio plays, he was very much a part of the episodes.Also, another series run with a conscience - episode three of the "Clan of the Fiery Cross" from the Adventures of Superman.
Adventures in Radio Episode 45 - Adventures of Superman
In the mid-forties, a popular juvenile radio series, the Adventures of Superman, seemed to suddenly develop a conscience and began to prove to critics that commercial and community interests could come together for the greater good. A look at one theme during the run of this marvelous series as Kelloggs and the producers took on the Ku Klux Klan in their series run "Clan of the Fiery Cross." Superman image (c) DC Comics
Adventures in Radio Episode 44 - Suspense
A look at the radio writing of John Dickson Carr, noted mystery writer from the forties who also wrote original radio scripts for Suspense and the BBC's Appointment With Fear. This week's episode is "Cabin B-13." The final episode of the I Love A Mystery serial "Temple of Vampires."
Adventures in Radio Episode 43 - Radio City Playhouse
Continuing to focus on some of radio's better writers, a look at Ernest Kinoy (right). Kinoy's name is best known from Dimension X and X Minus One but his work goes well beyond that in radio as you can hear in this podcast. He is an award winning television writer known for Roots, Victory at Entebbe and Skokie. Episode 19 of the 20 part serial "Temple of Vampires."
Adventures in Radio Episode 42 - Cavalcade of America
This week the adventure focuses on the outstanding writing talent of one particular writer whose fame is actually from another medium. Besides being an award winning writer for the stage, he got his start writing radio scripts for outstanding radio series. The Cavalcade of America is one of those big budget productions that drew excellent writers as well as actors.
Adventures in Radio Episode 42 - Cavalcade of America
This week the adventure focuses on the outstanding writing talent of one particular writer whose fame is actually from another medium. Besides being an award winning writer for the stage, he got his start writing radio scripts for outstanding radio series. The Cavalcade of America is one of those big budget productions that drew excellent writers as well as actors.
Adventures in Radio Episode 41 - Humphrey Bogart Presents
This week an audition show that was never broadcast. Ambitious in its production, this Santana Productions radio series created only one episode. Based on a short story by James M. Cain, the episode stars - who else? - Humphrey Bogart. Episode 17 of the 20 part serial adventure - "Temple of Vampires" continues.
Adventures in Radio Episode 41 - Humphrey Bogart Presents
This week an audition show that was never broadcast. Ambitious in its production, this Santana Productions radio series created only one episode. Based on a short story by James M. Cain, the episode stars - who else? - Humphrey Bogart. Episode 17 of the 20 part serial adventure - "Temple of Vampires" continues.
Adventures in Radio Episode 40 - Arch Oboler Plays
It was 1940 in America prior to our entry into World War II. In March Arch Oboler Plays broadcast the horrific tale of a young man terribly disfigured from World War I. One of Oboler's better plays from a brilliant book by Dalton Trumbo - "Johnny Got His Gun" starring James Cagney. Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 40 - Arch Oboler Plays
It was 1940 in America prior to our entry into World War II. In March Arch Oboler Plays broadcast the horrific tale of a young man terribly disfigured from World War I. One of Oboler's better plays from a brilliant book by Dalton Trumbo - "Johnny Got His Gun" starring James Cagney. Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 39 - Suspense
It's Suspense meets the Blair Witch! One of most audio entertaining episodes of this long running series takes us on a "Ghost Hunt" as a reporter records events as they unfold. Ralph Edwards (right) stars in a remarkable performance. Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 39 - Suspense
It's Suspense meets the Blair Witch! One of most audio entertaining episodes of this long running series takes us on a "Ghost Hunt" as a reporter records events as they unfold. Ralph Edwards (right) stars in a remarkable performance. Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 38 - Escape
This week, you'll travel to Northern India where you will join with two scoundrels who seek to become kings. Rudyard Kipling's (right) adventure of "The Man Who Would Be King" on the CBS radio series Escape. The radio play is adapted by the veteran radio writer, Les Crutchfield. Episode 14 of 20 of "The Temple of Vampires" from I Love A Mystery Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 38 - Escape
This week, you'll travel to Northern India where you will join with two scoundrels who seek to become kings. Rudyard Kipling's (right) adventure of "The Man Who Would Be King" on the CBS radio series Escape. The radio play is adapted by the veteran radio writer, Les Crutchfield. Episode 14 of 20 of "The Temple of Vampires" from I Love A Mystery Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 37 - On Stage
Sometimes radio was a good vehicle for strong drama. This week a radio play from the pen of E. Jack Neumann which drew strong criticism for the time for its hard hitting theme on devolution of the human psyche and the fear it can strike into our hearts. A superb play by the acting team of Cathy and Elliot Lewis! Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 37 - On Stage
Sometimes radio was a good vehicle for strong drama. This week a radio play from the pen of E. Jack Neumann which drew strong criticism for the time for its hard hitting theme on devolution of the human psyche and the fear it can strike into our hearts. A superb play by the acting team of Cathy and Elliot Lewis! Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 36 - Man Behind the Gun
This week a look at one of the government's World War Two radio propaganda programs. The series produced by William N. Robson (right) was a superb program in sound effects as well as a prime vehicle for providing the American public with how our men worked overseas. This week's adventure is "Incident in the Pacific." Also, episode 12 of "Temple of Vampires." Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 36 - Man Behind the Gun
This week a look at one of the government's World War Two radio propaganda programs. The series produced by William N. Robson (right) was a superb program in sound effects as well as a prime vehicle for providing the American public with how our men worked overseas. This week's adventure is "Incident in the Pacific." Also, episode 12 of "Temple of Vampires." Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 35 - King Kong
Listen this week as our Adventure takes us to the darkest island where we encounter the largest ape ever. A broadcast of the 1933 film King Kong. The broadcast is a mystery - I am not sure what series it came from. Find out more by listening. Also Episode eleven of the "Temple of Vampires." Please Take our Listener Survey Purchase Old Time Radio Shows Here!!! For More Information about Spin It Again, Click Here
Adventures in Radio Episode 35 - King Kong
Listen this week as our Adventure takes us to the darkest island where we encounter the largest ape ever. A broadcast of the 1933 film King Kong. The broadcast is a mystery - I am not sure what series it came from. Find out more by listening. Also Episode eleven of the "Temple of Vampires." Please Take our Listener Survey Purchase Old Time Radio Shows Here!!! For More Information about Spin It Again, Click Here
Adventures in Radio Episode 34 - Suspense
Our Adventure in radio takes us to Vienna in 1914 in the person of Colonel Alfred Reidl as he is about to find himself involved in betrayal. Herbert Marshall stars in Suspense: Betrayal in Vienna. Also Episode ten of the "Temple of Vampires." Please Take our Listener Survey Purchase Old Time Radio Shows Here!!! For More Information about Spin It Again, Click Here
Adventures in Radio Episode 34 - Suspense
Our Adventure in radio takes us to Vienna in 1914 in the person of Colonel Alfred Reidl as he is about to find himself involved in betrayal. Herbert Marshall stars in Suspense: Betrayal in Vienna. Also Episode ten of the "Temple of Vampires." Please Take our Listener Survey Purchase Old Time Radio Shows Here!!! For More Information about Spin It Again, Click Here
Adventures in Radio Episode 33 - Hollywood Star Playhouse
This week a tense adventure drama about a man who has the strange feeling he is re-living something that has happened before. Howard Duff in a performance from the Holly Star Playhouse. Then another episode from Temple of Vampires as we listen as Jack, Doc and Reggie struggle against the Central American priests of the temple. Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 33 - Hollywood Star Playhouse
This week a tense adventure drama about a man who has the strange feeling he is re-living something that has happened before. Howard Duff in a performance from the Holly Star Playhouse. Then another episode from Temple of Vampires as we listen as Jack, Doc and Reggie struggle against the Central American priests of the temple. Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 32 - Temple of Vampires
This week I am playing catchup from dropping the continuing "Temple of Vampires" last week. Two episodes back-to-back. The second one is a reading by actors because there are some lost episodes. But the story line continuity will remain. Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 32 - Temple of Vampires
This week I am playing catchup from dropping the continuing "Temple of Vampires" last week. Two episodes back-to-back. The second one is a reading by actors because there are some lost episodes. But the story line continuity will remain. Please Take our Listener Survey
Adventures in Radio Episode 31 - Christmas Command Performance
I stretch the "adventure" just a bit to fit the season as we look at how both America and our soldiers overseas during WW II coped with the dreary year of 1942. The war was not going well and life was looking a bit bleak with Hitler on the move in Europe. To rally our troops and the folks at home, aspecial Command Performance was broadcast for the first time for the Home Front as well as the fighting soldier's overseas! Look for some well known talent to appear. Please Take our Listener Survey All Donations given this month will be divided among our hard working Podcasters. Merry Christmas to All
Adventures in Radio Episode 31 - Christmas Command Performance
I stretch the "adventure" just a bit to fit the season as we look at how both America and our soldiers overseas during WW II coped with the dreary year of 1942. The war was not going well and life was looking a bit bleak with Hitler on the move in Europe. To rally our troops and the folks at home, aspecial Command Performance was broadcast for the first time for the Home Front as well as the fighting soldier's overseas! Look for some well known talent to appear. Please Take our Listener Survey All Donations given this month will be divided among our hard working Podcasters. Merry Christmas to All
Adventures in Radio Episode 30 - Quiet, Please and Temple of Vampires
Two programs this week. The first from the master of superb radio drama - Wyllis Cooper. Cooper was a minimalist in radio presentation - able to create wonder and awe with few actors and sound. This somewhat autobiographical episode - "In the House Where I was Born." Following that is episode 6of "Temple of Vampires." All Donations given this month will be divided among our hard working Podcasters. Merry Christmas to All
Adventures in Radio Episode 30 - Quiet, Please and Temple of Vampires
Two programs this week. The first from the master of superb radio drama - Wyllis Cooper. Cooper was a minimalist in radio presentation - able to create wonder and awe with few actors and sound. This somewhat autobiographical episode - "In the House Where I was Born." Following that is episode 6of "Temple of Vampires." All Donations given this month will be divided among our hard working Podcasters. Merry Christmas to All
Adventures in Radio Episode 29 - Temple of Vampires
Two back-to-back episodes of the Carlton E. Morse thriller - Temple of Vampires - as promised. These are episodes 4 and 5. From the I Love A Mystery series! All Donations given this month will be divided among our hard working Podcasters. Merry Christmas to All
Adventures in Radio Episode 28 - Two Adventures
The first adventure you will hear is a true one! During WWII after England had declared war on Germany, Londoners lived in daily fear of bombings as they went about their business. This is a "sound-seeing tour" of London one evening presented by the BBC and CBS Radio. Next up is the third installment of "Temple of Vampires." Please Take our Listener Survey All Donations given this month will be divided among our hard working Podcasters. Merry Christmas to All
Adventures in Radio Episode 28 - Two Adventures
The first adventure you will hear is a true one! During WWII after England had declared war on Germany, Londoners lived in daily fear of bombings as they went about their business. This is a "sound-seeing tour" of London one evening presented by the BBC and CBS Radio. Next up is the third installment of "Temple of Vampires." Please Take our Listener Survey All Donations given this month will be divided among our hard working Podcasters. Merry Christmas to All
Adventures in Radio Episode 28 - Two Adventures
The first adventure you will hear is a true one! During WWII after England had declared war on Germany, Londoners lived in daily fear of bombings as they went about their business. This is a "sound-seeing tour" of London one evening presented by the BBC and CBS Radio. Next up is the third installment of "Temple of Vampires." Please Take our Listener Survey All Donations given this month will be divided among our hard working Podcasters. Merry Christmas to All
Adventures in Radio Episode 27 - The Thirty-nine Steps
This week a brief digression from "Temple of Vampires," I present Robert Montgomery (right) in the John Buchan story "The Thirty-nine Steps." A story about a man's accidental involvement in espionage and crime on the verge of World War I. "Temple of Vampires" returns next week.
Adventures in Radio Episode 27 - The Thirty-nine Steps
This week a brief digression from "Temple of Vampires," I present Robert Montgomery (right) in the John Buchan story "The Thirty-nine Steps." A story about a man's accidental involvement in espionage and crime on the verge of World War I. "Temple of Vampires" returns next week.
Adventures in Radio Episode 26 - Temple of Vampires
This week I begin a 20 part serial of Carlton E. Morse's Temple of Vampires. Morse was one of radio's most prolific writers and a good storyteller to boot. I'll play the first two episodes this week, then include one each week along with other adventures.
Adventures in Radio Episode 25 - Christopher London
In answer to requests for another of the three existing Christopher London episodes, I am returning once more to the Glenn Ford radio serial Adventures of Christopher London. This episode was the premier episode called "The Missing Heiress." Plus a couple of early Glenn Ford radio appearances.
Adventures in Radio Episode 25 - Christopher London
In answer to requests for another of the three existing Christopher London episodes, I am returning once more to the Glenn Ford radio serial Adventures of Christopher London. This episode was the premier episode called "The Missing Heiress." Plus a couple of early Glenn Ford radio appearances.
Adventures in Radio Episode 24 - Counterspy
Our radio adventure this week follows in the steps of Phillips H. Lord and his production of David Harding, Counterspy. Harding is an agent who covers overseas as well as spies in our own backyard. This week you'll hear an episode from 1949 where Harding is fighting communists within our country.
Adventures in Radio Episode 24 - Counterspy
Our radio adventure this week follows in the steps of Phillips H. Lord and his production of David Harding, Counterspy. Harding is an agent who covers overseas as well as spies in our own backyard. This week you'll hear an episode from 1949 where Harding is fighting communists within our country.
Adventures in Radio Episode 24 - Counterspy
Our radio adventure this week follows in the steps of Phillips H. Lord and his production of David Harding, Counterspy. Harding is an agent who covers overseas as well as spies in our own backyard. This week you'll hear an episode from 1949 where Harding is fighting communists within our country.
Adventures in Radio Episode 23 - The Birds
In 1963, Alfred Hitchcock produced a film called "The Birds" based on the Daphne du Maurier short story. Ten years earlier, a radio version closer to the original story was broadcast over Lux Radio Theatre. This week, our adventure takes us to a town in which it appears the birds are taking their revenge on humans.
Adventures in Radio Episode 23 - The Birds
In 1963, Alfred Hitchcock produced a film called "The Birds" based on the Daphne du Maurier short story. Ten years earlier, a radio version closer to the original story was broadcast over Lux Radio Theatre. This week, our adventure takes us to a town in which it appears the birds are taking their revenge on humans.
Adventures in Radio Episode 23 - The Birds
In 1963, Alfred Hitchcock produced a film called "The Birds" based on the Daphne du Maurier short story. Ten years earlier, a radio version closer to the original story was broadcast over Lux Radio Theatre. This week, our adventure takes us to a town in which it appears the birds are taking their revenge on humans.
Adventures in Radio Episode 22 - Suspense
This week we travel to "Ship-trap Island" where we become the hunter and the hunted as we follow "The Most Dangerous Game" with Orson Welles and Keenan Wynn.
Adventures in Radio Episode 21 - Children's Hour Serials
This week, I continue with part two looking at the "Children's Hour" programming from the thirties and forties. The hour between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM was sometimes called the Children's Hour because of its weekday programs dedicated to the kid's serials. This week: Captain Midnight and Little Orphan Annie.
Adventures in Radio Episode 21 - Children's Hour Serials
This week, I continue with part two looking at the "Children's Hour" programming from the thirties and forties. The hour between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM was sometimes called the Children's Hour because of its weekday programs dedicated to the kid's serials. This week: Captain Midnight and Little Orphan Annie.
Adventures in Radio Episode 21 - Children's Hour Serials
This week, I continue with part two looking at the "Children's Hour" programming from the thirties and forties. The hour between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM was sometimes called the Children's Hour because of its weekday programs dedicated to the kid's serials. This week: Captain Midnight and Little Orphan Annie.
Adventures in Radio Episode 20 - Children's Hour Serials
This week, I begin a two part look at the "Children's Hour" programming from the thirties and forties. The hour between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM was sometimes called the Children's Hour because of its weekday programs dedicated to the kid's serials. This week: Superman and Jack Armstrong, The All-American Boy.
Adventures in Radio Episode 20 - Children's Hour Serials
This week, I begin a two part look at the "Children's Hour" programming from the thirties and forties. The hour between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM was sometimes called the Children's Hour because of its weekday programs dedicated to the kid's serials. This week: Superman and Jack Armstrong, The All-American Boy.
Adventures in Radio Episode 20 - Children's Hour Serials
This week, I begin a two part look at the "Children's Hour" programming from the thirties and forties. The hour between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM was sometimes called the Children's Hour because of its weekday programs dedicated to the kid's serials. This week: Superman and Jack Armstrong, The All-American Boy.
Adventures in Radio Episode 19 - High Adventure
This week we look at the series NBC called "tales of High Adventure." In the early 1950's they produced a series that was very similar to the CBS serial Escape in theme. They called it High Adventure. Many of the episodes weren't bad, just too late to save dramatic radio.
Adventures in Radio Episode 19 - High Adventure
This week we look at the series NBC called "tales of High Adventure." In the early 1950's they produced a series that was very similar to the CBS serial Escape in theme. They called it High Adventure. Many of the episodes weren't bad, just too late to save dramatic radio.
Adventures in Radio Episode 19 - High Adventure
This week we look at the series NBC called "tales of High Adventure." In the early 1950's they produced a series that was very similar to the CBS serial Escape in theme. They called it High Adventure. Many of the episodes weren't bad, just too late to save dramatic radio.
Adventures in Radio Episode 18 - The Chase
A classic series about the fox and the hound, the hunter and hunted. NBC presents the adventure serial, The Chase. I look at this rather good adventure drama from the early 1950's.
Adventures in Radio Episode 18 - The Chase
A classic series about the fox and the hound, the hunter and hunted. NBC presents the adventure serial, The Chase. I look at this rather good adventure drama from the early 1950's.
Adventures in Radio Episode 18 - The Chase
A classic series about the fox and the hound, the hunter and hunted. NBC presents the adventure serial, The Chase. I look at this rather good adventure drama from the early 1950's.
Adventures in Radio Episode 17 - Bold Venture
This week we set sail to Havana on a Bold Adventure with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. We find ourselves in a hunt for the Quan Yin Statue.
Adventures in Radio Episode 17 - Bold Venture
This week we set sail to Havana on a Bold Adventure with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. We find ourselves in a hunt for the Quan Yin Statue.
Adventures in Radio Episode 17 - Bold Venture
This week we set sail to Havana on a Bold Adventure with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. We find ourselves in a hunt for the Quan Yin Statue.
Adventures in Radio Episode 16 - Night Beat
Radio Adventures turns toward the dark side when I look at Night Beat, Frank Lovejoy and the brilliant scripting this series displayed. Be sure to listen to one of the best radio series ever! The episode is called The Slasher.
Adventures in Radio Episode 16 - Night Beat
Radio Adventures turns toward the dark side when I look at Night Beat, Frank Lovejoy and the brilliant scripting this series displayed. Be sure to listen to one of the best radio series ever! The episode is called The Slasher.
Adventures in Radio Episode 16 - Night Beat
Radio Adventures turns toward the dark side when I look at Night Beat, Frank Lovejoy and the brilliant scripting this series displayed. Be sure to listen to one of the best radio series ever! The episode is called The Slasher.
Adventures in Radio Episode 15 ... The Man Called X
Our Radio Adventures takes us to the China Coast in search of Pirates as we travel with The Man Called X! Herbert Marshall Stars. Running Time: approximately 33 minutes.
Adventures in Radio Episode 15 ... The Man Called X
Our Radio Adventures takes us to the China Coast in search of Pirates as we travel with The Man Called X! Herbert Marshall Stars. Running Time: approximately 33 minutes.
Adventures in Radio Episode 15 ... The Man Called X
Our Radio Adventures takes us to the China Coast in search of Pirates as we travel with The Man Called X! Herbert Marshall Stars. Running Time: approximately 33 minutes.
Adventures in Radio Episode 14...Escape
Return with us to another episode from ESCAPE. This time we find ourselves in the back alleys of Mozambique as we try to escape from death! Running time: 32 minutes.
Adventures in Radio Episode 14...Escape
Return with us to another episode from ESCAPE. This time we find ourselves in the back alleys of Mozambique as we try to escape from death! Running time: 32 minutes.
Adventures in Radio Episode 14...Escape
Return with us to another episode from ESCAPE. This time we find ourselves in the back alleys of Mozambique as we try to escape from death! Running time: 32 minutes.
Adventures in Radio Episode 13....The Price of Sugar
"This week finds Radio Adventures in the Philippines with International troubleshooter, Christopher London and Glenn Ford in the role. The episode is called 'The Price of Sugar' from February 1950." Running Time: 32 Minutes
Adventures in Radio Episode 13....The Price of Sugar
"This week finds Radio Adventures in the Philippines with International troubleshooter, Christopher London and Glenn Ford in the role. The episode is called 'The Price of Sugar' from February 1950." Running Time: 32 Minutes
Adventures in Radio Episode 13....The Price of Sugar
"This week finds Radio Adventures in the Philippines with International troubleshooter, Christopher London and Glenn Ford in the role. The episode is called 'The Price of Sugar' from February 1950." Running Time: 32 Minutes
Adventures in Radio Episode 12....Harry Lime
"That was the shot that killed Harry Lime. He died in a sewer beneath Vienna...Yes that was the end of Harry Lime, but it was not the beginning. Harry Lime had many lives." Radio Adventures looks at "The Lives of Harry Lime" on this week's podcast. Episode: Ticket to Tangier" Running time about 33 minutes.
Adventures in Radio Episode 12....Harry Lime
"That was the shot that killed Harry Lime. He died in a sewer beneath Vienna...Yes that was the end of Harry Lime, but it was not the beginning. Harry Lime had many lives." Radio Adventures looks at "The Lives of Harry Lime" on this week's podcast. Episode: Ticket to Tangier" Running time about 33 minutes.
Adventures in Radio Episode 12....Harry Lime
"That was the shot that killed Harry Lime. He died in a sewer beneath Vienna...Yes that was the end of Harry Lime, but it was not the beginning. Harry Lime had many lives." Radio Adventures looks at "The Lives of Harry Lime" on this week's podcast. Episode: Ticket to Tangier" Running time about 33 minutes.
Radio Adventures Episode 11....Dangerous Adventure
Radio Adventures takes you this week to Sicily on a Dangerous Adventure with Steve Mitchell in "Relief Supplies" the premier episode. Total running time: about 34 minutes.
Radio Adventures Episode 11....Dangerous Adventure
Radio Adventures takes you this week to Sicily on a Dangerous Adventure with Steve Mitchell in "Relief Supplies" the premier episode. Total running time: about 34 minutes.
Radio Adventures Episode 11....Dangerous Adventure
Radio Adventures takes you this week to Sicily on a Dangerous Adventure with Steve Mitchell in "Relief Supplies" the premier episode. Total running time: about 34 minutes.
Radio Adventures Episode 9....I Love Adventure
This week from I Love Adventure by the prolific Carlton E. Morse creator of One Man's Family and I Love A Mystery. This week's episode is The Kwan Moon Dagger!
Radio Adventures Episode 9....I Love Adventure
This week from I Love Adventure by the prolific Carlton E. Morse creator of One Man's Family and I Love A Mystery. This week's episode is The Kwan Moon Dagger!

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