(EP8) Quiet, Please: "Bring Me to Life" | Improved Audio

(EP14) Quiet, Please: "How Are You Pal?" | Improved Audio

Wednesday, September 10, 1947 Disclaimer: If you listen to it in its original sound, this is one of the worst Quiet Please episodes in regards to the audio quality. I tried to work on this episode a year ago and didn't like the results. Now, I was able to clean up the 2nd half of the episode fairly well. However, the first half is rough and hard to make out. In the video version, I put in script subtitles (shoutout to quietplease.org) for the first half so listeners can make sense of what is going on. Plot: This is a tale of a guy who hooks up with an old friend after a couple decades, and it turns out they have a lot to chat about.

(EP20) Suspense: "The Bride Vanishes" | Improved Audio

Tuesday, December 1, 1942 A newlywed couple's romantic honeymoon in Capri turns deadly when the bride mysteriously vanishes from a cursed balcony.

(EP5) NightBeat: "Number 13" | Improved Audio

March 6, 1950 A reporter's attempt to disarm an elderly stick-up man leads him into a desperate world of high-stakes gambling and a tragic end. Featuring: Frank Lovejoy, Jane Morgan, Stan Waxman, Wilms Herbert, William Tracy, Gerald Mohr, Jack Kruschen

(EP8) Quiet, Please: "Bring Me to Life" | Improved Audio

August 10, 1947 A struggling writer discovers his typewriter can mysteriously bring his fictional characters to life, with terrifying and chaotic consequences for him and his wife.#oldtimeradioshows #podcast #oldtimeradio

(EP19) Space Patrol: "Crash Landing" | Improved Audio

February 7, 1953 Vital evidence in a fraud case is stolen when Corry and Happy are carjacked on Venus. The thieves flee to Mars in Corry’s ship, but find an unexpected passenger onboard. Original Story by Lou Huston. Cast: Ed Kemmer, Lyn Osborn, Steven Robertson, Bela Kovacs, Ken Mayer, Virginia Hewitt. "SPACE BINOCULARS" BOXTOP OFFER