Before he gave the world Peter Gunn and Inspector Clouseau, Blake Edwards cut his teeth as a radio writer, penning mysteries for some of the best detectives of the era. Edwards created Richard Diamond, Private Detective and his writing set the tone for radio's singing gumshoe. Equally adept at comedy and drama, Edwards also wrote stories for more serious police procedurals, including The Line-Up. In honor of his birthday, we'll hear some of his radio work. First, it's "The Candy Store Murder" from The Line-Up (originally aired on CBS on November 16, 1950). Then, it's "To Guard a Seal," from Richard Diamond, Private Detective (originally aired on NBC on February 5, 1950).