Debuting in 1934, "Lights Out" was radio's premier horror series. Wyllis Cooper was the original writer of the series and sought to produce grisly stories, matched with the appropriate acting and sound effects aired a midnight. In June of 1936, Arch Oboler took over the series which had garnered 600 Fan Clubs. He followed Cooper's basic example but added more streams of conscious narration and sometimes political themes. Cooper and Oboler understood that radio drama is an art form... and they used their skills with incredible stories that were carried via electromagnetic waves to millions upon millions of listeners via their radios until the summer of 1947. Enjoy "We Dug It Up" Hear more "Lights Out" episodes on our Horror/Suspense Playlist.

Popular sitcom on CBS radio from April 1947 to August of 1954. Starred Cathy Lewis (Photo right) as Jane Stacy and Marie Wilson ( Photo left) as Irma Peterson. Track has a detailed introduction to the series as this was a very popular show for 7 years... not too shabby when you consider some of those years it was in competition with television. This episode aired in April of 1947 and was the second show in the series. I have a "My Friend Irma" Playlist set up if you want to hear more shows... and thank you for listening.

Popular sitcom on CBS radio from April 1947 to August of 1954. Starred Cathy Lewis (Photo right) as Jane Stacy and Marie Wilson ( Photo left) as Irma Peterson. Track has a detailed introduction to the series as this was a very popular show for 7 years... not too shabby when you consider some of those years it was in competition with television. This episode aired in April of 1947 and was the second show in the series. I have a "My Friend Irma" Playlist set up if you want to hear more shows... and thank you for listening.

Popular sitcom on CBS radio from April 1947 to August of 1954. Starred Cathy Lewis (Photo right) as Jane Stacy and Marie Wilson ( Photo left) as Irma Peterson. Track has a detailed introduction to the series as this was a very popular show for 7 years... not too shabby when you consider some of those years it was in competition with television. This episode aired in April of 1947 and was the second show in the series. I have a "My Friend Irma" Playlist set up if you want to hear more shows... and thank you for listening.

See if you can solve the crime before the solution is revealed to you at the end of the 5 Minute Mystery called "The Broken Window" Anyone who solves the crime before it is revealed is automatically installed as a certified member of the Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock Holmes Fan Club... not really, but it sounds good! Enjoy. And there are more Five Minute Mysteries in our growing playlist "Five Minute Mysteries"

See if you can solve the crime before the solution is revealed to you at the end of the 5 Minute Mystery called "The Broken Window" Anyone who solves the crime before it is revealed is automatically installed as a certified member of the Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock Holmes Fan Club... not really, but it sounds good! Enjoy. And there are more Five Minute Mysteries in our growing playlist "Five Minute Mysteries"

See if you can solve the crime before the solution is revealed to you at the end of the 5 Minute Mystery called "The Broken Window" Anyone who solves the crime before it is revealed is automatically installed as a certified member of the Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock Holmes Fan Club... not really, but it sounds good! Enjoy. And there are more Five Minute Mysteries in our growing playlist "Five Minute Mysteries"

In this rebroadcast of an NBC Radio Network live remote from the "Jazz Corner of the Universe," Birdland in NYC comes the 16 member orchestra of Count Basie. Roger Tuttle is the announcer. Playlist of songs: "Fancy Meeting You Here;" "Basie Kick;" "Jumpin' at the Woodside" with Lester Young and Count Basie Orchestra; "Hob Nail Boogey" featuring Count Basie on Piano; "Perdido" with amazing performance by Eddie Davis; and "Perdido" - shortened version as the show ran out of time... If you like classic upbeat Jazz, you will enjoy this rebroadcast on Heirloom Radio, a Different Kind of Oldies Program. Thank you for listening. More music like this on our "Big Band Jazz" Playlist.

In this rebroadcast of an NBC Radio Network live remote from the "Jazz Corner of the Universe," Birdland in NYC comes the 16 member orchestra of Count Basie. Roger Tuttle is the announcer. Playlist of songs: "Fancy Meeting You Here;" "Basie Kick;" "Jumpin' at the Woodside" with Lester Young and Count Basie Orchestra; "Hob Nail Boogey" featuring Count Basie on Piano; "Perdido" with amazing performance by Eddie Davis; and "Perdido" - shortened version as the show ran out of time... If you like classic upbeat Jazz, you will enjoy this rebroadcast on Heirloom Radio, a Different Kind of Oldies Program. Thank you for listening. More music like this on our "Big Band Jazz" Playlist.

In this rebroadcast of an NBC Radio Network live remote from the "Jazz Corner of the Universe," Birdland in NYC comes the 16 member orchestra of Count Basie. Roger Tuttle is the announcer. Playlist of songs: "Fancy Meeting You Here;" "Basie Kick;" "Jumpin' at the Woodside" with Lester Young and Count Basie Orchestra; "Hob Nail Boogey" featuring Count Basie on Piano; "Perdido" with amazing performance by Eddie Davis; and "Perdido" - shortened version as the show ran out of time... If you like classic upbeat Jazz, you will enjoy this rebroadcast on Heirloom Radio, a Different Kind of Oldies Program. Thank you for listening. More music like this on our "Big Band Jazz" Playlist.