, The Little Things in Life, written by the legendary Peg Lynch.  The show, starring Lynch and Robert Dryden, aired during the attempted revival of dramatic radio in the 1970s, specifically from 1975-1976.  Like Ethel and Albert, and The Couple Next Door, both also Lynch products, the show focuses on the comedy inherent in normal everyday situations faced by your average married couple.

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, The Little Things in Life, written by the legendary Peg Lynch.  The show, starring Lynch and Robert Dryden, aired during the attempted revival of dramatic radio in the 1970s, specifically from 1975-1976.  Like Ethel and Albert, and The Couple Next Door, both also Lynch products, the show focuses on the comedy inherent in normal everyday situations faced by your average married couple.

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Family Theater developed from a Rosary prayer program on a local radio station in Albany, New York, started in 1943 by Holy Cross priest Patrick Peyton. On Mother's Day 1945, he produced a similar national radio program on the Mutual Broadcasting System.

In 1947, Peyton formed Family Theater Productions, a film and radio studio extension of the Family Rosary Crusade founded by Peyton to promote family prayer. The program had no commercial sponsor. By agreement with the Mutual network, the radio dramas were nonsectarian but focused on moral problems. Mutual provided the airtime, while Peyton covered production costs through donations.

A total of 482 original episodes were produced.[1] The program featured not only religious stories, but also half-hour adaptations of literary works such as A Tale of Two Cities, Moby-Dick, and Don Quixote.

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Family Theater developed from a Rosary prayer program on a local radio station in Albany, New York, started in 1943 by Holy Cross priest Patrick Peyton. On Mother's Day 1945, he produced a similar national radio program on the Mutual Broadcasting System.

In 1947, Peyton formed Family Theater Productions, a film and radio studio extension of the Family Rosary Crusade founded by Peyton to promote family prayer. The program had no commercial sponsor. By agreement with the Mutual network, the radio dramas were nonsectarian but focused on moral problems. Mutual provided the airtime, while Peyton covered production costs through donations.

A total of 482 original episodes were produced.[1] The program featured not only religious stories, but also half-hour adaptations of literary works such as A Tale of Two Cities, Moby-Dick, and Don Quixote.

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The Little Things in Life, written by the legendary Peg Lynch.  The show, starring Lynch and Robert Dryden, aired during the attempted revival of dramatic radio in the 1970s, specifically from 1975-1976.  Like Ethel and Albert, and The Couple Next Door, both also Lynch products, the show focuses on the comedy inherent in normal everyday situations faced by your average married couple.

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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ang189/support

The Little Things in Life, written by the legendary Peg Lynch.  The show, starring Lynch and Robert Dryden, aired during the attempted revival of dramatic radio in the 1970s, specifically from 1975-1976.  Like Ethel and Albert, and The Couple Next Door, both also Lynch products, the show focuses on the comedy inherent in normal everyday situations faced by your average married couple.

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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ang189/support

The Little Things in Life, written by the legendary Peg Lynch.  The show, starring Lynch and Robert Dryden, aired during the attempted revival of dramatic radio in the 1970s, specifically from 1975-1976.  Like Ethel and Albert, and The Couple Next Door, both also Lynch products, the show focuses on the comedy inherent in normal everyday situations faced by your average married couple.

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Can You Imagine That is a show that features strange and surprising stories from newspaper columns from across the country. The stories are presented as a combination of docudrama sketches combined with vignettes about odd news items and historical oddities.

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Can You Imagine That is a show that features strange and surprising stories from newspaper columns from across the country. The stories are presented as a combination of docudrama sketches combined with vignettes about odd news items and historical oddities.

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Turkey Trouble by Ang

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