Gremlin Time

Tonight, we present a radio adaptation of the film noir classic Murder My

Sweet starring Dick Powell as private eye Philip Marlow. First an excon wants

Marlow to find a woman who used to work at a nightclub that has changed

ownership since the excon was sent up. Then a styl...

Tonight two adaptations of Golden Age Science Fiction presented on the

legendary radio drama X Minus One. Two parents purchase an advanced

entertainment system for their children. At first they worry that the two

young ones spend practically all their free time with it. and...

In the last decades of the 19th Century, metal hulled clipper ship sailing in

the South Pacific, has a fire in its main hold. The crew seeks an island

where they can beach the ship and allow the fire to burn itself out within

the steel and copper hull..  But, the sailing sh...

No new program this week due to technical difficulties with Fortunato's

computer So, will represent a recent presentation of the the radio adaptation

of Preston Sturges' great romantic comedy The Lady Eve, with Barbara Stanwyck

and Ray Milland. A woman con artist sets off t...

To top off Martin Luther King Day we present a short story by one of the

stars of the Harlem Renaissance, writer and anthropologist Zora Neal Hurston.

A woman seeks the help of a local hoodoo man to get retribution on the man

who refuses to take responsibility for impregn...

Once again we present katherine Dunn reading letters from Father Christmas

written by the creator of Lord of the Rings J.R.R. Tolkien. Created as

replies to the letters Tolkien's children would write to Santa Claus.

Fortunato is joined in the studio by Umatilla Rose to pres...

Observations on human society by a feline observer written by Natsume

Sōseki . We are re airing one of our favorite programs featuring Ayanna

Berkshire. With a special appearance by Professor Lisa Neville to discuss

the work of Japan's greatest writer,

Fortunato returns to the air with a reading of the classic horror story that

is more than relevant today. First published in 1842, and drawing on many

conventions of Gothic fiction, Edgar Allen Poe tells the tale of Prince

Prospero who figures to lock himself and his many c...

Tonight we present a radio adaptation of a classic film noir, Murder My

Sweet, adapted from the hard boiled detective novel by Raymond Chandler. An

ex con hires PI Philip Marlowe to find his ex girlfriend, Velma; at the same

time he is hired to protect a man as he makes a p...