Quietly Yours

We have an extra-long episode diving into one of our favorite episodes of the CBS Radio Mystery Theater. From 1977, it's "The Ninth Volume." Climate change, Peak Oil, The End of the World, we've got it all here.

We discuss "The Little Man Who Wasn't There" from the 1945 season of The Shadow, written by Alfred Bester.

Opening clip: Alfred Bester at the MidAmeriCon 74th World Science Fiction Convention, 1976.

Outro music: "The Little Man Who Wasn't There," by the Glenn Miller Orchestra, Bluebird Records, 1939

A scam for the ages, from August of 1948

From August of 1948.

In our return from a brief Summer hiatus, we discuss a listener request of "Immortal Gentleman" from Lights Out! as well as Arch Oboler's Drop Dead! LP.

On a brief break from Quiet, Please, we discuss "Universe" from Dimension X, originally aired November 26, 1950.

To hear the first episode of Paul Knierim's generation ship drama, 253 Mathilde, click here.

We've finally gotten to the Mt. Everest of Quiet Please episodes--"The Thing on the Fourble Board" from August of 1948. Joining us with some pre-recorded thoughts are Quiet Please dot Org's Paul Knierim and Professor Richard Hand. 

Neil Verma's article can be read here: https://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/87824/87825/27/372

From August of 1948. Time Travel! Listener Feedback! 

We're joined by Professor Richard Hand (author, Terror on the Air!: Horror Radio in America, 1931-1952) for a discussion of "The Man Who Stole A Planet," from July of 1948.

We finally cover a listener request, this time, "The Creeper" from Molle Mystery Theater originally broadcast April 11th, 1947.