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DCFSNM Hosts New Chatroom for the Retro Radio Podcast

DCFSNM (Disability Coalition from Southern New Mexico), is a site dedicated to supporting those with disabilities. They have also been a long time supporter of the Retro Radio Podcast, and Continue reading →

Jack Benny – The Early Years.

This is from information gleaned from several online sources, primarily from Wikkipedia, and the International JackBenny Fan club, but also from a few other sources. Benny’s father was Myer Kubelski, Continue reading →

Richard Rogue – Pros, Cons, and Annoyances

I’ve been listening to a lot of Rogue’s Gallery lately. He’s the typical hardboiled detective with plenty of wisecracks regardless of whether he’s dealing with the bad guys, the ladies, Continue reading →

Who’s on First – Name a Better Skit

It’s probably the most recognized routine from the era. It’s the word play on words with double meanings. Costello is focused on interpreting the words in their strict usage in Continue reading →

Flying with Captain Midnight

Some time ago I ran a short serial of the Carlton E Morse series, I Love a Mystery. It has come to an end. Though I stretched it out over Continue reading →

Detectives, Where Are the Detectives?

The Detective and Mystery genres are among the tops in the favorite shows of old time radio fans. Somehow, I just haven’t managed to keep up on podcasting all that Continue reading →

Daily Dose of Adventure

After some searching for some programs to round things out, a daily schedule of adventure shows are now on the podcast. Based on the original Superman to carry the load Continue reading →

A Glimpse at Russel Miller

At a request from Jimbo Mason, here’s a brief look at the replacement kid on Vic and Sade. In the real world, Bill Idelsen went into the Navy for World Continue reading →

A Jack Benny Moment

One night, Jack Benny was walking home when, all of a sudden, a thief jumped on him. Jack and the thief were beginning to wrestle. They rolled about on the Continue reading →

Christmas Greetings from Vic and Sade

In the Vic and Sade series, a recurring feature is the host of townsfolk who try to sell Christmas cards to poor old, money concious Sade Gook. In the show, Continue reading →

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