"To Paul Wayne, being wrecked meant only that his comrades faced extermination." Short Story by Thornton Ayre. Original publication: October, 1940 issue of Fantastic Adventures. Extensive research has not revealed the necessary renewal of copyright, so this is believed to be in the public domain.

"The Lost Gods" by Dorothy Quick. A short story. "Gods are as real as their worshipers."

Almost anything can happen when certain chemicals get together in the correct proportion—even a time blast! This episode features "Jewels of the Toad" by Frank Patton.

A live radio play I directed a couple of years ago. A little outside the regular fare around here, but fun nonetheless.

The World Behind the Moon by Paul Ernst from the public domain. What bizarre life lies in wait on the planet hidden in the moon's shadow?

Sailors' Grudge by Robert E. Howard. From the public domain, narrated by Bryce Beattie.

The Black Stone Statue by Mary Elizabeth Counselman. Narrated by Katie Beattie.

O'Hare had embarked on his strangest case. For he was on the trail of a man who combined business with pleasure by insuring his victims before killing them. And When O'Hare caught up with this homicide host, he found his quarry about to sacrifice another beautiful girl on the altar of greed.

An old time radio mystery serial, merged to play as a single performance.

Robots Can't Lie, by Robert Leslie Bellem.