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The Saint: The Silver Conley Mine. Simon Templar, the Saint, finds himself in a mining town, where a carnival psychic tells him to beware of a beautful young blond woman. Of course he takes her advice and leaves town right away....Nah, he finds the young woman in question and helps her...

Sam Spade: The Death of Dr. Denhoff. In this episode Sam Spade finds himself on the psychiatrist's couch. So Listen Up.

Lone Ranger: The Cattle Drive that Became a Race. The Lone Ranger, one of the longest running Old Time Radio Programs was so popular that they made a television show from it. The Lone Ranger: The Silver Spur. Hi Yo Silver, Away! Join the exciting adventures of the Lone Ranger and Tonto as they battle the bad men of the old west. And don't forget the William Tell Overture. This episode sees the Lone Ranger in a desperate cattle drive to save small ranchers.

Gunsmoke: The Bureaucrat. Gunsmoke, possibly the best Old Time Radio Programs. Starring William Conrad as U.S. Marshall Matt Dillon; The first man they look for and the last man they want to meet. Sit back and welcome to Dodge City. This episode pits the tough as nails Marshall Dillon against a ...bureaucrat.

Have Gun Will Travel: Paladin is the archetype gentlemen gunfighter. He'll shoot the bad guys with a smooth demeanor, but the stories are a little on the dark side of Old Time Radio. The good guys aren't all that good, and the bad guys may not be all that bad.

Welcome to the inner Sanctum. Your host Raymond will now scare the bejesus out of you. The Inner Sanctum Old Time Radio Program is one of the best known OTR programs ever, and its influence can still be seen today. Every horror movie host with a wry, dark sense of humor owes its existence to this program.

AAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaahhhhhhh-o-ahhhhhhhh-o-ahhhhhhhhhh-o Tarzan of the Apes was written by Edgar Rice Burroughs in 1914. The novel told the story of an english noble family stranded on the African continent. Gorillas kill the mother and father, leaving their son, Lord Greystoke, to be raised by apes. The radio program aired from 1932-1936 then a new series ran from 1951-1953. Burroughs himself was involved with the early Tarzan radio episodes. In those early episodes, Burrough's daughter Joan played Jane, and her husband, James Pierce played Tarzan. Tarzan is considered to be the first major syndicated radio program.

Dimension X was one of the few science fiction programs, but it may have been the best. The program showcased such great golden age science fiction writers as Ray Bradbury, Robert Bloch, Robert Heinlein, Isaac Asimov, and Kurt Vonnegut. The program was known for excellent scripts and high production values. Enjoy, and look out for bug eyed monsters.

Gunsmoke: Doc's Showdown. Gunsmoke, possibly the best Old Time Radio Programs. Starring William Conrad as U.S. Marshall Matt Dillon; The first man they look for and the last man they want to meet. Sit back and welcome to Dodge City.

Sherlock Holmes: Book of Tobit. Elementary my Dear Watson. Enjoy the consulting detective's wonderful Old Time Radio Program.

captain Midnight: Fortune Good and Bad. A shadowy plane and a mysterious pilot who, whenever trouble started in any part of the world, was certain to come diving furiously from the night sky. Captain Midnight and his sidekicks, Chuck Ramsey and Patsy Donovan, lead their Secret Squadron to fight evil, save the helpless, and spread freedom.

The Ghost Corps: Knives of El Malek part 1. This short lived series presented 15 minute episodes, was ahead of its time. Think X-Files with Ghosts!

The Lone Ranger: The Silver Spur. Hi Yo Silver, Away! Join the exciting adventures of the Lone Ranger and Tonto as they battle the bad men of the old west. And don't forget the William Tell Overture.

Blue Beetle: Origin. Tune in for the origin story of the Blue Beetle. All right, maybe not as famous as superman, but he is still around today, still fighting crime. Not bad for a superhero created over 60 years ago.

Light's Out: Nobody Dies. Tune in for the horror and terror of .... Light's OUt. This is a classic Old Time Radio Program from the 1940s.