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Through 2008-2010, Pete Wright (http://trustory.fm/) and Curt Siffert (http://curtsiffert.com/) introduced a new singer/songwriter from in and around Portland, Oregon in each episode. All recordings were staged in Curt's living room in North Portland, all sitting performed on his red couch. 

In 2010, Curt and Pete moved apart, and the show was put on permanent hiatus. Each episode is archived here for good measure and posterity. 

Good talk. Great music. All free.

Through 2008-2010, Pete Wright (http://trustory.fm/) and Curt Siffert (http://curtsiffert.com/) introduced a new singer/songwriter from in and around Portland, Oregon in each episode. All recordings were staged in Curt's living room in North Portland, all sitting performed on his red couch. In 2010, Curt and Pete moved apart, and the show was put on permanent hiatus. Each episode is archived here for good measure and posterity. Good talk. Great music. All free.

Acoustic Conversations

Named one of 2014's Top 20 Podcasts for Theatre Lovers by BroadwayWorld.com, "Something New" is award-winning writer Joel B. New’s chance to host the savviest professionals in the theatre industry, hear their stories, premiere brand new original songs, and get to the heart of what makes them the working, multifaceted artists they have come to be.

Something New - a musical theatre podcast

Joe Rooney talks to friends and acquaintances that he’s met and worked with over twenty years in the entertainment industry; some old friends or foes that he’s worked with on and off over the years and some recent acquaintances that he has met on the road, on the set of some TV show or in a festival club bar and has cajoled or blackmailed into chatting on the mic for an hour or so. @joerooney1

PODAROONEY

Building a creative life from the inside out.

Hosted by Matt Oestreicher — professional musician, Apollo Theater house band member, arts executive, therapist, and thinker — this podcast explores music, the business behind it, and the psychology of sustaining a meaningful career in the arts.

Craft. Ego. Discipline. Leadership. Spirituality.
The inner game behind the outer work.

www.mattoestreicher.com

Building a creative life from the inside out. Hosted by Matt Oestreicher — professional musician, Apollo Theater house band member, arts executive, therapist, and thinker — this podcast explores music, the business behind it, and the psychology of sustaining a meaningful career in the arts. Craft. Ego. Discipline. Leadership. Spirituality. The inner game behind the outer work. www.mattoestreicher.com

The Mindful Musician

JACKIE’S GROOVE is all about Jackie Bertone’s world and the people who inspire him and those who he’s inspired. He talks with the player’s, players about the Music Biz ‘s “REAL “as only Jackie does. Prepare to journey through the rhythm of the music business with Jackie Bertone! Mondays @ 2:00PM PST <a href="mailto:interviews@JackiesGroove.com">interviews@JackiesGroove.com</a> <a href="http://www.JackieBertone.com" rel="noopener">www.JackieBertone.com</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/jackiebertone" rel="noopener">https://www.facebook.com/jackiebertone</a> Skype: jackiesgroove (Jackie Bertone)

JACKIE’S GROOVE is all about Jackie Bertone’s world and the people who inspire him and those who he’s inspired. He talks with the player’s, players about the Music Biz ‘s “REAL “as only Jackie does. Prepare to journey through the rhythm of the music business with Jackie Bertone!Mondays @ 2:00PM PSTinterviews@JackiesGroove.comwww.JackieBertone.comhttps://www.facebook.com/jackiebertoneSkype: jackiesgroove (Jackie Bertone)

JACKIE’S GROOVE is all about Jackie Bertone’s world and the people who inspire him and those who he’s inspired. He talks with the player’s, players about the Music Biz ‘s “REAL “as only Jackie does. Prepare to journey through the rhythm of the music business with Jackie Bertone! Mondays @ 2:00PM PST <a href="mailto:interviews@JackiesGroove.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">interviews@JackiesGroove.com</a> <a href="http://www.JackieBertone.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.JackieBertone.com</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/jackiebertone" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.facebook.com/jackiebertone</a> Skype: jackiesgroove (Jackie Bertone)

Jackie's Groove

The StageLeft Podcast lifts the veil on the music industry by telling the stories of those with a unique vantage point. We talk to the unsung heroes behind the success and help young musicians going into an ever complex industry by gleaning advice about the working practices of the the greats from those who were in close proximity when the magic was being made.


The StageLeft Podcast has featured musicians who’ve worked performed live &amp; in the studio with David Bowie, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Fleetwood Mac, Bob Dylan, U2, The Rolling Stones, Oasis, The Prodigy, Bjork, Dave Gilmour, Morrissey, Alanis Morissette, The Damned and Fun Lovin' Criminals.


In January 2016, David Bowie's long term producer Tony Visconti appeared to to talk in depth about how Bowie was recording his final album Blackstar. The episode was released only a few days before Bowie passed, and was met with much acclaim.

The StageLeft Podcast lifts the veil on the music industry by telling the stories of those with a unique vantage point. We talk to the unsung heroes behind the success and help young musicians going into an ever complex industry by gleaning advice about the working practices of the the greats from those who were in close proximity when the magic was being made. The StageLeft Podcast has featured musicians who’ve worked performed live & in the studio with David Bowie, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Fleetwood Mac, Bob Dylan, U2, The Rolling Stones, Oasis, The Prodigy, Bjork, Dave Gilmour, Morrissey, Alanis Morissette, The Damned and Fun Lovin' Criminals. In January 2016, David Bowie's long term producer Tony Visconti appeared to to talk in depth about how Bowie was recording his final album Blackstar. The episode was released only a few days before Bowie passed, and was met with much acclaim.

The StageLeft Podcast

Get ready to laugh, relate, and enjoy life’s funniest moments through stories you'll never hear anywhere else told with humor and heart. This podcast offers a mix of witty and charming tales from female writers and male writers, all condensed into bite-sized audiobooks.

What You’ll Find Here:

• Hilarious female stories about parenting, dating, shopping, and daily chaos
• Relatable tales from both excellent male writers and fantastic female writers
• Easy-to-listen micro-audiobooks full of laughter, surprises, and real-life charm
• Fun, personal stories from Kris Keppeler herself

Get ready to laugh, relate, and enjoy life’s funniest moments through stories you'll never hear anywhere else told with humor and heart. This podcast offers a mix of witty and charming tales from female writers and male writers, all condensed into bite-sized audiobooks. What You’ll Find Here: • Hilarious female stories about parenting, dating, shopping, and daily chaos • Relatable tales from both excellent male writers and fantastic female writers • Easy-to-listen micro-audiobooks full of laughter, surprises, and real-life charm • Fun, personal stories from Kris Keppeler herself

Does This Happen to You

DrDebzz hosts a call-in advice talk-radio show, Sleepless In Studio City, airing nightly at 9pm PT &amp; midnight ET at AmericanHeartsRadio.com   If you would like to be a guest caller or featured artist, email her at: SleeplessInStudioCity@gmail.com.  Private telephone life coaching 24/7 at 818 326 9003.  The first consultation is free.

DrDebzz hosts a call-in advice talk-radio show, Sleepless In Studio City, airing nightly at 9pm PT & midnight ET at AmericanHeartsRadio.com If you would like to be a guest caller or featured artist, email her at: SleeplessInStudioCity@gmail.com. Private telephone life coaching 24/7 at 818 326 9003. The first consultation is free.

Sleepless In Studio City

Story Slam Bristol is proud to present our incredible live event in podcast form. Each month you'll hear true stories told by our live theatre audience. Each event has a different theme, and the stories can range from the hilarious and uplifting, to the tragic and heart-breaking. You never quite know what you&#x2019;re going to hear at Story Slam, so come join us for a raw glimpse into the lives of the people around us, through the beautiful art of storytelling.

Story Slam Bristol is proud to present our incredible live event in podcast form. Each month you'll hear true stories told by our live theatre audience. Each event has a different theme, and the stories can range from the hilarious and uplifting, to the tragic and heart-breaking. You never quite know what you’re going to hear at Story Slam, so come join us for a raw glimpse into the lives of the people around us, through the beautiful art of storytelling.

Story Slam Bristol is proud to present our incredible live event in podcast form. Each month you'll hear true stories told by our live theatre audience. Each event has a different theme, and the stories can range from the hilarious and uplifting, to the tragic and heart-breaking. You never quite know what you’re going to hear at Story Slam, so come join us for a raw glimpse into the lives of the people around us, through the beautiful art of storytelling.

Story Slam

Matter & Motion Mixes featuring fresh tracks & mixes from all electronic genres. We also spotlight our favorite DJ friends.

Matter &amp; Motion Mixes featuring fresh tracks &amp; mixes from all electronic genres. We also spotlight our favorite DJ friends.

Matter and Motion's Podcast

Join The Wych as he hurtles through time and space as the Doomsday Clock winds down to zero, entertaining himself with some of the weirdest films in horror and cult cinema!

Wych vs The Doomsday Clock

Sean and the Matts read horrible poetry and make fun of each other.

Cold Dog Soup

CosMoses

Mixing up my favorite music! From workout and radio mixes, to throwback mixes and bangers i'm playing in the club! Subscribe to stay up to date! Follow on social media: @natecyaheard

Nate C. The Chief Radio

Anna Mann. Actress, singer, welder (got to have a back up). Siren of the stage and screen. Hear her discuss the intensely brave, visceral and real art of Acting with some of the greatest practitioners of the greatest of all crafts. The creation of acclaimed Character comedian Colin Hoult (Derek, Life's Too Short, Murder in Successville) Anna is joined by some of the best comics and actors in the guise of some truly bizarre guests.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Anna Mann. Actress, singer, welder (got to have a back up). Siren of the stage and screen. Hear her discuss the intensely brave, visceral and real art of Acting with some of the greatest practitioners of the greatest of all crafts. The creation of acclaimed Character comedian Colin Hoult (Derek, Life's Too Short, Murder in Successville) Anna is joined by some of the best comics and actors in the guise of some truly bizarre guests. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Anna Mann. Actress, singer, welder (got to have a back up). Siren of the stage and screen. Hear her discuss the intensely brave, visceral and real art of Acting with some of the greatest practitioners of the greatest of all crafts. The creation of acclaimed Character comedian Colin Hoult (Derek, Life's Too Short, Murder in Successville) Anna is joined by some of the best comics and actors in the guise of some truly bizarre guests. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Anna Mann Podcast

Another nice podcast to get yourself into! Critiques and well-informed blather from a Laurel & Hardy enthusiast. 
Website - https://bit.ly/2GZrDHO
Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/147790239390933/

Another nice podcast to get yourself into! Critiques and well-informed blather from a Laurel & Hardy enthusiast. Website - https://bit.ly/2GZrDHO Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/147790239390933/

Another nice podcast to get yourself into! Critiques and well-informed blather from a Laurel &amp; Hardy enthusiast. 
Website - https://bit.ly/2GZrDHO
Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/147790239390933/

Hard-Boiled Eggs and Nuts - A Laurel & Hardy Podcast

A podcast where four musicians give a (mostly) unbiased listen to the most hated records of all time to see if there isn't anything worthwhile to them after all.

Redemption Song

Post-Trash Live

Filmmakers, Carnell Holley and Dwain Worrell, discuss the archetype of filmmaking through the lens of a screenplay writer, with experiences from writing fan films to Hollywood films.

Writers Roulette

Every week we sit down to discuss music, Nashville, and drink some brews!

Music N Brews

Occultists Anonymous is a group of friends playing Onyx Path&#39;s Mage the Awakening (2E). Follow the cabal as they investigate arcane mysteries, delve into ancient worlds, and explore the Astral Realms, and far more.

Support the show by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OccultistsAnonymous
Join us on Discord: https://www.discord.gg/vVWXMsD
Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OccultistsA
Watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZi12ZR6Yy8WHjNYvgdQ8Kw

Occultists Anonymous is a group of friends playing Onyx Path's Mage the Awakening (2E). Follow the cabal as they investigate arcane mysteries, delve into ancient worlds, and explore the Astral Realms, and far more. Support the show by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OccultistsAnonymous Join us on Discord: https://www.discord.gg/vVWXMsD Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OccultistsA Watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZi12ZR6Yy8WHjNYvgdQ8Kw

Occultists Anonymous is a group of friends playing Onyx Path's Mage the Awakening (2E). Follow the cabal as they investigate arcane mysteries, delve into ancient worlds, and explore the Astral Realms, and far more.

Support the show by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OccultistsAnonymous
Join us on Discord: https://www.discord.gg/vVWXMsD
Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OccultistsA
Watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZi12ZR6Yy8WHjNYvgdQ8Kw

Occultists Anonymous

Theater and theater education with the people who know it best.

Spike Tape

The Schroeding Box is a fictional podcast about Liam Warsaw, a young man living in Chicago, Illinois. He has found himself in possession of a box filled with research about a town in Illinois called Schroeding. The only problem is, Schroeding doesn't seem to exist. Follow Liam as he learns more about this strange town and the secrets behind it.

The Schroeding Box

What happens to the stories of our childhood when we're lying in bed alone at night waiting for sleep? When the people and places start to roll around in our minds. Getting stretched... distorted... and suddenly, the shadows in the darkest corners have a face...

In each episode of Where Does the Light Go?, we will retell a story from childhood: sharpening the edges, filling in the blanks, and sometimes reimagining it completely, chasing it to the place where it lives in your mind when the lights go out.

What happens to the stories of our childhood when we're lying in bed alone at night waiting for sleep? When the people and places start to roll around in our minds. Getting stretched... distorted... and suddenly, the shadows in the darkest corners have a face... In each episode of Where Does the Light Go?, we will retell a story from childhood: sharpening the edges, filling in the blanks, and sometimes reimagining it completely, chasing it to the place where it lives in your mind when the lights go out.

Where Does the Light Go?

In the light of a Campfire, everything else fades away. We find meaning in the experiences of others. Empathy that previously didn’t exist. Security we didn’t know we had. We discover real, human connection. And it’s in these moments that something magical happens. We’re illuminated by our collective wisdom and uplifted by our shared humanity. What we take away is also what we give in return. And when the Campfire is over, there’s a feeling that outlasts the experience — a warmth we can bring back to the world.Gather around our shared Campfire to hear stories about life and how we live it from the voices already around us.  The Campfire Storytelling Podcast is how we bring our live storytelling experience to you, wherever you are.

In the light of a Campfire, everything else fades away. We find meaning in the experiences of others. Empathy that previously didn’t exist. Security we didn’t know we had. We discover real, human connection. And it’s in these moments that something magical happens. We’re illuminated by our collective wisdom and uplifted by our shared humanity. What we take away is also what we give in return. And when the Campfire is over, there’s a feeling that outlasts the experience — a warmth we can bring back to the world.Gather around our shared Campfire to hear stories about life and how we live it from the voices already around us. The Campfire Storytelling Podcast is how we bring our live storytelling experience to you, wherever you are.

The Campfire Storytelling Podcast

Doug Stone, tenor saxophonist and professor of jazz studies at Louisiana State University, talks to jazz musicians about life, music, recent and upcoming performances, equipment and current events.  A different jazz musician is featured in each episode.

Doug Stone, tenor saxophonist and professor of jazz studies at Louisiana State University, talks to jazz musicians about life, music, recent and upcoming performances, equipment and current events. A different jazz musician is featured in each episode.

Tenor Talk

Hosts Brenden, Colin, and Tone delve into the five universal touchstones that make a good Improv scene with talented and famous improvisers from around the world. Hear their opinions and learn how to improvise with Truth, Vulnerability, Playfulness, Positivity, and Presence.

Improv Touchstones

"No Assembly Required" is a long-form conversation podcast hosted by Audrey Ember, Red Romina and Roberto Blake, a Trio of YouTube content creators, with guest from around the world, covering everything from entertainment, film, comedy, sports and science. This show has a little something for everyone.

No Assembly Required Podcast

Led by youth voices alongside seasoned professionals in the industry, Theatre with P.R.I.D.E. explores the theatrical productions of the past, present, and future with actors, directors, designers, and more. Listen along as we discuss actively practicing P.R.I.D.E. (Perspective, Respect, Identity, Diversity, and Equity) within your everyday life and what you create--especially theatre!

Theatre with P.R.I.D.E.

How far would you go to uncover the truth? In this <a href="https://www.tablestory.tv/forbiddenlands/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Cypher System</a> homebrew campaign set in the world of Horizon Zero Dawn, we’ll follow a team of explorers travelling West across a post-apocalyptic US for answers. What will they do with the secrets uncovered?  Want more <a href="https://www.tablestory.tv/forbiddenlands/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Forbidden Lands</a>? Join <a href="https://tablestory.tv/discord" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">our Discord</a> to chat with other fans and the cast.  Want more <a href="https://tablestory.tv/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Tablestory</a>? We've got you covered with our ever expanding, <a href="https://tablestory.tv/library" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">multi genre library</a>! Love what we do? You can support the show by grabbing some <a href="https://merch.tablestory.tv/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">merch </a>or <a href="https://tablestory.tv/support" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">backing us directly</a> to keep the dice rolling. And as always, thanks for listening. ♥

How far would you go to uncover the truth? In this Cypher System homebrew campaign set in the world of Horizon Zero Dawn, we’ll follow a team of explorers travelling West across a post-apocalyptic US for answers. What will they do with the secrets uncovered? Want more Forbidden Lands? Join our Discord to chat with other fans and the cast. Want more Tablestory? We've got you covered with our ever expanding, multi genre library!Love what we do? You can support the show by grabbing some merch or backing us directly to keep the dice rolling.And as always, thanks for listening. ♥

How far would you go to uncover the truth? In this <a href="https://www.tablestory.tv/forbiddenlands/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Cypher System</a> homebrew campaign set in the world of Horizon Zero Dawn, we’ll follow a team of explorers travelling West across a post-apocalyptic US for answers. What will they do with the secrets uncovered?&nbsp; Want more <a href="https://www.tablestory.tv/forbiddenlands/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Forbidden Lands</a>? Join&nbsp;<a href="https://tablestory.tv/discord" rel="noopener noreferrer">our Discord</a> to chat with other fans and the cast.&nbsp; Want more <a href="https://tablestory.tv/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Tablestory</a>? We've got you covered with our ever expanding, <a href="https://tablestory.tv/library" rel="noopener noreferrer">multi genre library</a>! Love what we do? You can support the show by grabbing some <a href="https://merch.tablestory.tv/" rel="noopener noreferrer">merch </a>or <a href="https://tablestory.tv/support" rel="noopener noreferrer">backing us directly</a> to keep the dice rolling. And as always, thanks for listening. ♥

Forbidden Lands - A Horizon Zero Dawn Actual Play

Fun and insightful interviews from the Moisture Festival

The Moisture Festival Podcast

<h3>Words That Burn is a poetry podcast about how poems actually work.</h3>Each episode takes a single poem and reads it closely, usually in about 20 minutes. That means the lines themselves first: the sound, the shape on the page, the images, the things left out. Then the life behind the poem, the historical moment it came from, and the technical choices that give the work its charge. The aim is never to settle a poem's meaning but to show what it is doing, clearly enough that you can go back to the page and see it for yourself. Poets covered include: Audre Lorde, Raymond Carver, Mary Ruefle, Kaveh Akbar, Rowan Ricardo Phillips and Annemarie Ní Churreáin, alongside contemporary Irish collections as they appear. Host Ben Collopy also talks to poets about their new books and their craft, including Mark Ward on Real Estate and Shannon Kuta Kelly. How a collection takes shape, what gets cut, and the decisions that never show up in the finished poem.No homework required. You do not need to have read the poet, know the form, or have liked poetry at school. Everything a poem assumes you know, the episode explains. The interpretation is one reader's, offered up for argument rather than settled. Full scripts with citations at wordsthatburn.substack.com.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Words That Burn is a poetry podcast about how poems actually work.Each episode takes a single poem and reads it closely, usually in about 20 minutes. That means the lines themselves first: the sound, the shape on the page, the images, the things left out. Then the life behind the poem, the historical moment it came from, and the technical choices that give the work its charge. The aim is never to settle a poem's meaning but to show what it is doing, clearly enough that you can go back to the page and see it for yourself. Poets covered include: Audre Lorde, Raymond Carver, Mary Ruefle, Kaveh Akbar, Rowan Ricardo Phillips and Annemarie Ní Churreáin, alongside contemporary Irish collections as they appear. Host Ben Collopy also talks to poets about their new books and their craft, including Mark Ward on Real Estate and Shannon Kuta Kelly. How a collection takes shape, what gets cut, and the decisions that never show up in the finished poem. No homework required. You do not need to have read the poet, know the form, or have liked poetry at school. Everything a poem assumes you know, the episode explains. The interpretation is one reader's, offered up for argument rather than settled. Full scripts with citations at wordsthatburn.substack.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Words That Burn is a poetry podcast about how poems actually work.Each episode takes a single poem and reads it closely, usually in about 20 minutes. That means the lines themselves first: the sound, the shape on the page, the images, the things left out. Then the life behind the poem, the historical moment it came from, and the technical choices that give the work its charge. The aim is never to settle a poem's meaning but to show what it is doing, clearly enough that you can go back to the page and see it for yourself. Poets covered include: Audre Lorde, Raymond Carver, Mary Ruefle, Kaveh Akbar, Rowan Ricardo Phillips and Annemarie Ní Churreáin, alongside contemporary Irish collections as they appear. Host Ben Collopy also talks to poets about their new books and their craft, including Mark Ward on Real Estate and Shannon Kuta Kelly. How a collection takes shape, what gets cut, and the decisions that never show up in the finished poem.No homework required. You do not need to have read the poet, know the form, or have liked poetry at school. Everything a poem assumes you know, the episode explains. The interpretation is one reader's, offered up for argument rather than settled. Full scripts with citations at wordsthatburn.substack.com. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Words That Burn - Poetry Podcast

Every episode, Kara and Adina watch the pilot of a different television show and talk through the episode from both a viewer and writer's perspective, sharing their initial thoughts and deciding if they want to keep watching. It's the fun way to learn about writing while working through your watchlist. Join in as they try to clear out their queue!

It's In My Queue

Insurgent Imagination explores creative arts through a revolutionary lens. We dive into works of radical storytelling to explore how art inspires and supports the Movement for collective liberation and how the Movement informs artists. We examine work from the past, present, and future, and reflect on their meaning with artists and revolutionary organizers from around the world. Hosted by Katie Petitt and Mayuran Tiruchelvam

Insurgent Imagination explores creative arts through a revolutionary lens. We dive into works of radical storytelling to explore how art inspires and supports the Movement for collective liberation and how the Movement informs artists. We examine work from the past, present, and future, and reflect on their meaning with artists and revolutionary organizers from around the world. Hosted by Katie Petitt and Mayuran Tiruchelvam

Insurgent Imagination

Mystery is My Hobby came to air as Murder is My Hobby, a title with an amusing double meaning. However, after 34 weeks, the series gained a sponsor–the Benefit Life Insurance Company of Omaha, Nebraska. They didn’t like the name. So thus it was changed.The series starred Glenn Langan as Mystery Writer Barton Drake, who teams up each week with Inspector Noah Danton to solve the weekly puzzle. At the end of each episode, Drake is sure to work in his catchphrase, “Murder/Mystery is My Hobby.” Beyond these basic facts, the series is an unsolved mystery. The episodes that circulate among fans are from the Syndicated series and all include the, “Mystery is My Hobby” tag rather than “Murder is My Hobby.” Various websites will give dates ranging from 1945-51 for the series’ airing. However, newspaper logs from the Digital Deli <a href="http://www.digitaldeliftp.com/DigitalDeliToo/dd2jb-Murder-Is-My-Hobby.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">confirm</a> that Murder is My Hobby premiered in 1945 over the Mutual Network. Beyond that, we don’t know how long the series aired or what order episodes aired in for syndication. Confusing this is information in the Radio Gold index <a href="http://radiogoldindex.com/cgi-local/p2.cgi?ProgramName=Mystery+Is+My+Hobby" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">logs</a> which show that the show used the same episodes repeatedly in different syndication packages, so even though there’s an episode #135, we don’t know if there were 135 episodes made.This makes the series difficult to research and nearly impossible to date. However, the episodes are self-contained and lack continuity so they don’t have to be listened to in any particular order. These episodes are hosted by Adam Graham and were originally released as part of the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio podcast.

Mystery is My Hobby came to air as Murder is My Hobby, a title with an amusing double meaning. However, after 34 weeks, the series gained a sponsor–the Benefit Life Insurance Company of Omaha, Nebraska. They didn’t like the name. So thus it was changed.The series starred Glenn Langan as Mystery Writer Barton Drake, who teams up each week with Inspector Noah Danton to solve the weekly puzzle. At the end of each episode, Drake is sure to work in his catchphrase, “Murder/Mystery is My Hobby.”Beyond these basic facts, the series is an unsolved mystery. The episodes that circulate among fans are from the Syndicated series and all include the, “Mystery is My Hobby” tag rather than “Murder is My Hobby.” Various websites will give dates ranging from 1945-51 for the series’ airing. However, newspaper logs from the Digital Deli confirm that Murder is My Hobby premiered in 1945 over the Mutual Network. Beyond that, we don’t know how long the series aired or what order episodes aired in for syndication. Confusing this is information in the Radio Gold index logs which show that the show used the same episodes repeatedly in different syndication packages, so even though there’s an episode #135, we don’t know if there were 135 episodes made.This makes the series difficult to research and nearly impossible to date. However, the episodes are self-contained and lack continuity so they don’t have to be listened to in any particular order.These episodes are hosted by Adam Graham and were originally released as part of the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio podcast.

Mystery is My Hobby&nbsp;came to air as&nbsp;Murder is My Hobby, a title with an amusing double meaning. However, after 34 weeks, the series gained a sponsor–the Benefit Life Insurance Company of Omaha, Nebraska. They didn’t like the name. So thus it was changed.The series starred Glenn Langan as Mystery Writer Barton Drake, who teams up each week with Inspector Noah Danton to solve the weekly puzzle. At the end of each episode, Drake is sure to work in his catchphrase, “Murder/Mystery is My Hobby.” Beyond these basic facts, the series is an unsolved mystery. The episodes that circulate among fans are from the Syndicated series and all include the, “Mystery is My Hobby” tag rather than “Murder is My Hobby.” Various websites will give dates ranging from 1945-51 for the series’ airing. However, newspaper logs from the Digital Deli&nbsp;<a href="http://www.digitaldeliftp.com/DigitalDeliToo/dd2jb-Murder-Is-My-Hobby.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">confirm</a>&nbsp;that&nbsp;Murder is My Hobby&nbsp;premiered in 1945 over the Mutual Network. Beyond that, we don’t know how long the series aired or what order episodes aired in for syndication. Confusing this is information in the Radio Gold index&nbsp;<a href="http://radiogoldindex.com/cgi-local/p2.cgi?ProgramName=Mystery+Is+My+Hobby" rel="noopener noreferrer">logs</a>&nbsp;which show that the show used the same episodes repeatedly in different syndication packages, so even though there’s an episode #135, we don’t know if there were 135 episodes made.This makes the series difficult to research and nearly impossible to date. However, the episodes are self-contained and lack continuity so they don’t have to be listened to in any particular order. These episodes are hosted by Adam Graham and were originally released as part of the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio podcast.

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