The month of December will feature Old Time Radio broadcasts related to World War II About ten shows a day for most of the month. For you drama fans, head on over to http://chicagojackie.com for your daily podcast(s). 1941-12-07 1800 NBCR Catholic Hour With Rev James Gillis - 29:11 min

1941-12-07 1830 NBCB Drew Pearson & Robert S Allen Commentary- 14:54 min

1941-12-07 1845 NBCB Eleanor Roosevelt - 14:39 min

1941-12-07 1900 NBCB News Roundup - 30 min

1941-12-07 1900 NBCR Jack Benny Show - 30 min

1941-12-07 1930 NBCB Captain Flagg & Sergeant Quirt - 30 min

1941-12-07 1930 NBCR Fitch Bandwagon - 30 min

1941-12-07 2000 NBCB Bible Week - 30 min

1941-12-07 2000 NBCR Chase And Sanborn Program - 30 min

1941-12-07 2030 NBCB Inner Sanctum - Island Of Death - 30 min

1941-12-07 1439 NBCR Manila Bombed - 50 sec

1941-12-07 1449 CBS Ford Wilkins In Manilla Cut Off By US Censors - 12 sec

1941-12-07 1452 NBC Burma Bombed - 42 sec

1941-12-07 1500 CBS NY Philharmonic Concert Interrupted - 17:22 min

1941-12-07 1515 NBCR H V Kaltenborn - 14:07 min

1941-12-07 1530 NBCR Listen America - 26 min

1941-12-07 1600 NBCB National Vespers - 24 min

1941-12-07 1600 NBCR Sylvia Marlowe & Richard Dyer Bennett Show - 30 min

1941-12-07 1609 NBCR KGU Honolulu Report 3:07 min

1941-12-07 1630 NBCR News - 27 min

The month of December will feature Old Time Radio broadcasts related to World War II About ten shows a day for most of the month. For you drama fans, head on over to http://chicagojackie.com for your daily podcast(s) 1939-09-01 FDR-Out Of The War (21 sec)

1939-09-22 CBS HV Kaltenborn Commentary (14:54 min)

1941-12-06 CBS World News Today (14:40 min)

1941-12-07 1400 NBCR Sammy Kaye Sunday Serenade (28:41 min)

1941-12-07 1428 NBCR First Bulletin On Pearl Harbor Attack (31 sec)

1941-12-07 1430 CBS World Today John Daly Reads Bulletin (22 sec)

1941-12-07 1430 NBCR Univ Of Chicago Roundtable - Canada At War (30:59 min)

1941-12-07 1432 NBCB Bulletin On Pearl Harbor Attack (41 sec)

1941-12-07 1437 CBS Albert Warner Speculates On FDR's Next Steps (6:17 min)

1941-12-07 1437 CBS Bob Trout On British Reaction (1:09 min)

The Killing Season, a 6-part serial by R.D.Wingfield (writing as Arthur Jefferson) With Sean Barrett, Michael Jenner, John Hollis and Alan Cuthbetson. Directed by Gerry Jones. Broadcast 1984.01.15 to 1984.02.19 In the town of Melford, a Christmas shift for DI Carter and DC Nuttall becomes a trail of death. And why is the mysterious Mr. Farnham so interested? From The Independent's August 2007 obituary: "In the 1980s [Wingfield] fell out with the commissioning editors at the BBC. New brooms were heading up the drama department and Wingfield's work was by no means PC (women hardly get a look in to his plays, other than as harpies, naggers, tarts or murderous schemers). He submitted his serial The Killing Season as 'Arthur Jefferson', rightly surmising that no one would realise it was Stan Laurel's real name." mono; 46.54 MB; sound quality fair to good filtered, speed-adjusted, and generally massaged by SadSack mini-review: this is an excellent, tense thriller (but if you plow through it all at once, you may never want to hear White Christmas again) copied from a usenet group

840212 The Killing Season 5of6 ------------------------------ Hey you Oldie's Rock & Roll fans, check out http://special.radioralph.com (yes it's free)

840205 The Killing Season 4of6

840129 The Killing Season 3of6

840122 The Killing Season 2of6

840115 The Killing Season 1of6

Welcome to The M Radio SIG Spoken Word Saturday Five more broadcasts from the legendary broadcaster Jean Shepherd. 641230 The Medicine Man of New Year's Eve 41:57 min - 9.60 mb

1965 The Magic of Radio 48:07 min - 11.0 mb

650208 Protective Colors 46:15 min - 5.29 mb

650302_Worst Job in the Steel Mill 49:48 min - 11.3 mb

650323 NAB Convention, Biting The Hand 46:29 min - 10.6 mb

Welcome to The M Radio SIG Sci-Fi Friday Five more episodes of 2000X How often are you late for work? For school? For dinner? For anything? How often are you chastised or punished for it in someway? What if we became so dependant on punctuality that it became not just a social grace but a full fledged law? Robin Williams (yes, that Robin Williams) plays a rebellious citizen who decides to protest the system, even (gasp!) make people late to show his contempt for the system in this Harlan Ellison tale called Repent Harlequin! Said The Tick Tock Man. As a bonus (offered more by the 2000X series than I) there is included the Steven Vincent Benet story called By The Waters Of Babylon, painting a different future than Ellison's tale. Benet paints a future where civilization has been broken and destroyed, and a primitive post-apocalyptic man searches for the lost knowledge of the once great society that lived on this land - a trip that takes him to the mysterious dead city, once called "Newyork". 2000X was a National Public Radio series produced by Hollywood Theater of the Air head Yuri Rasovsky and narrated by author Harlan Ellison that spanned 26 episodes. Listen to 2000X - Repent Harlequin! Said The Tick Tock Man & By The Waters Of Babylon (19.9 mb; 57:55 min) 016 Repent Harlequin Said Tick tock man - Harlan Elison --------------------------------------------------

e017 Proud Robot - Lewis Padgett (there are 5 earlier episodes at chicagojackie.com)

e018 All For Love - John Dryden

e019 Tomorrow Tomorrow & Tomorrow - Only Bird In Her Name

e020 Marching Morons - Cm Kornbluth

Welcome to The M Radio SIG Theater Thursday Todays presentation is The Damon Runyon Theater 90206_Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown -------------------------------------------------------- Broadcast from January to December 1949, "The Damon Runyon Theatre" dramatized 52 of Runyon's short stories for radio. For the more modern drama minded, click on this link: http://chicagojackie.com

490320_Pick A Winner

490501_Leopards Spots

490612_Broadway Complies