Murder, mystery and drama will be in the spotlight during a live performance by Wrong number sorrya classic radio play from 1943. The play first aired on an episode of the radio series Suspense. The episode has been picked up several times due to its continued popularity, and the nextRead More →
Murder, mystery and drama will be in the spotlight during a live performance by Wrong number Sorrya classic radio play from 1943. The play first aired on an episode of the radio series Suspense. The episode has been picked up several times due to its continued popularity, and the nextRead More →
Murder, mystery and drama will be in the spotlight during a live performance by Wrong number sorrya classic radio play from 1943. The play first aired on an episode of the radio series Suspense. The episode has been picked up several times due to its continued popularity, and the nextRead More →
The future stars of Doctor Who and James Bond – Christopher Eccleston and Daniel Craig – in Our friends in the North Our Friends in the North is considered one of the greatest British television dramas ever made and launched the careers of its actors, including Christopher Eccleston and DanielRead More →
I mentioned MixCloud.Com before, but recently the posts are so great that I have to mention it again. MixCloud’s Retro Radio Joe (mixcloud.com/retroradiojoe) and Radio Maven 77 (mixcloud.com/rob-frankel) have both released material that is a virtual history of the top 40, freeform FM radio and the album-oriented radio so varied,Read More →
As consumer electronics companies seek profits on increasingly tighter margins, it seems that quality is continually more difficult to come by for most average consumer products. Fortunately, we don’t have to scour product reviews to find well-constructed products, as we take advantage of the survival bias to help us identifyRead More →
LOS ANGELES, October 27, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Cinédigme, the leading independent streaming company serving passionate fan bases, today announced that The movie detective, the classic movie restoration and streaming company, launches its first classic podcast, The cinematic detective’s podcast, devoted to classic radio programs from the golden age ofRead More →
BATAVIA – Sit down and listen, because you might hear something that isn’t actually there. Batavia Players brings back old radio tracks in a show called “A Thriller Radio Revue”. Jacqueline Morrison, director and board member of Batavia Players, said it would be as if the audience were in theRead More →
BATAVIA – Sit down and listen, because you might hear something that isn’t actually there. Batavia Players brings back old radio tracks in a show called “A Thriller Radio Revue”. Jacqueline Morrison, director and board member of Batavia Players, said it would be as if the audience were in theRead More →
Those in the community who have been waiting for the live theater to return will have the chance to catch a live performance later this month – but they’ll have to act fast, lest the curtain close on the opportunity. Peninsula Productions is about to stage a classic radio play,Read More →
Those in the community who have been waiting for the live theater to return will have the chance to catch a live performance later this month – but they’ll have to act fast, lest the curtain close on the opportunity. Peninsula Productions is about to stage a classic radio play,Read More →
Through Jon | to January 07, 2021 By Kathleen Collins The live radio play from the Firestone Theater will be available to stream on demand from January 22-24, with tickets costing $ 7 plus streaming fees. Graphic courtesy of Firestone Theater WEST AKRON – The Firestone Theater at the FirestoneRead More →
With COVID-19 severely limiting in-person theater productions across the country, Delta Drama is seizing the opportunity to explore a different genre: the radio play. And what better way to start than with perhaps the most famous of all radio plays, “War of the Worlds?” “ Delta College is hosting thisRead More →
There is an old joke in public broadcasting: when is the best time to broadcast a soap opera? 1938. Now we can add another year to that: 2020, as WGLT and WCBU will simultaneously be releasing a recreation of a famous (dare we say infamous?) Halloween airs from 1938. It’sRead More →
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When Logic’s swan song album “No Pressure” releases this week, it will feature a familiar voice from the golden age of radio. Two tracks – “INo Pressure Intro” and “Obediently Yours” – sample of 1940s radio shows featuring the late Orson Welles. “No Pressure” is scheduled to arrive Friday JulyRead More →
There was big news in San Diego last week: the KGB’s return to the AM group, with the former KFMB (760 AM) taking the legendary calls. The original KGB (now KLSD, 1360 AM) was one of America’s Finest City’s first radio stations, in 1922. It was the region’s “Boss Radioâ€Read More →
Very cool. Porsche Really, there is nothing like driving a vintage car. It’s a whole different animal from today’s vehicles, but if there’s one comfort that’s sometimes hard to give up, it’s modern infotainment. Features like Bluetooth streaming and Apple CarPlay make listening to music a breeze. Now smartphone mirroringRead More →
LARKING ABOUT: Radio classic The Navy Lark to play at Witham, Barnard Castle on February 29 A CHILDHOOD spent listening to old-fashioned radio comedy classics is responsible for a show that will arrive at Barnard Castle later this month. Actor and impressionist James Hurn will lead a three-person cast whenRead More →
SYRACUSE, NY – Longtime local DJ Dave Frisina and classic rock from radio station 105.9 FM (The Rebel) will be sticking around. They just won’t go on the airwaves. The future of 105.9 (WXTL) has been uncertain since news broke earlier this year that the station’s place on the broadcastRead More →
It’s just after 5 pm on a blustery Wednesday in April and the cast of director Elsa Bastone of “A Nostalgic Return to the Golden Age of Radio” are hosting a technical rehearsal downstairs in the Forgeron room of the public library. from Eldredge. The premise of the group’s AprilRead More →
October 16, 2017, 23:52 Watch the boxing champion embark on a special survival mission with Bear Grylls for an upcoming unique ITV show. Anthony Joshua is set to appear in Bear’s Mission, a one-time special that will test his courage among the elements. Watch the ad in our clip above.Read More →
The radio broadcast today is a mixture of news, talk shows and sports talk. During the “golden ageâ€, radio played a very important role in our daily life. He provided a welcome diversion from the troubles of the day. Today, television has practically taken the place of radio as aRead More →
“What’s old is new,” says Katherine Williams, drama teacher at Rainy River High School, of her students’ desire to produce a radio play to celebrate the holiday season. Teens from the Northwestern Ontario school collaborated with their peers from Fort Frances High School, located about 100 kilometers west of town,Read More →
The Rehoboth Beach Museum will present two special performances of the golden age of radio by Georgetown community theater group Possum Point Players at 7 p.m. on Friday October 28 and Saturday October 29. With a Halloween theme, the presentations each night will include two shows: A mystery from theRead More →
After its launch on the Old Continent in February 2015, the Porsche Classic Radio Navigation system can now be ordered in the United States and Canada. Although the device may look like a classic radio from the 1970s, it does more than pick up FM signals. The black surface andRead More →
WHYL 960 AM on Airline personalities Kirk Wilson, left, and Larry Flood joke during a break between songs on Monday afternoon, March 9, 2015, at the Carlisle-based radio station. After a long anticipated wait, the station is finally turning the oldies golden tunes again. Jason Malmont, The Sentinel Tyler MilesRead More →
Is there a spotlight more humble than the lamppost? In the 1950s and 1960s, the corner was the gathering place for future musicians who could not afford to buy instruments, lived in cramped quarters and wanted a place to perform. They stood under the streetlights and created intricate and entertainingRead More →
Sign up for our COVID-19 newsletter to stay up to date with the latest coronavirus news across New York City [dropcap]T[/dropcap]talking about a blast from the past, WCWP 88.1 FM, the LIU Post campus public radio station in Brookville, and the Port Washington Play Troupe will perform two classics fromRead More →
Samsung dumps on Milk Music streaming service at SXSW Samsung tells USA Today’s Mike Snider that he’s hoping his free Milk music streaming app is the next big thing. Mail order New radio service Milk Music Net has 200 selected stations The free app is available on Google Play StoreRead More →
Chris Brackett The host of two popular hunting shows on the Outdoor Channel is in central Iowa over the weekend to participate in the Iowa Deer Classic, an exhibit that is expected to attract thousands of hunting enthusiasts. Chris Brackett, who calls himself a longtime Midwestern hunter and fisherman, appearsRead More →
Rick Fontaine and Glynis Fenn at an All Ears Theater show. Courtesy photo KALAMAZOO, MI– Masked vigilante journalists, British and American detectives, robot dolls, Martians and ghosts will hit the radios for the 12th season of the All Ears Theater. “This year we’re trying to focus a lot on whatRead More →
Actor Vincent D’Onofrio twice played Orson Welles, who in his youth was a pioneering radio producer with his Mercury Theater of the Air, forever known for his 1933 broadcast of “War of the Worlds”. But it wasn’t until last year that Mr. D’Onofrio recorded his own old-fashioned radio drama, aRead More →
(CNN) – Maybe you had one when you were a kid, or knew someone who had one. It’s the iconic little red wagon with the Radio Flyer logo. Radio Flyer is developing a prototype wagon with digital controls and an MP3 player docking station. If so, you might not recognizeRead More →
For CBC Radio 2 listeners, it was a week of sad farewells. From this Tuesday, the old classics of the week will be gone, and with them, most of the animators who have become our friends and companions. They helped us cook and clean, take care of the kids, fightRead More →
Los Angeles, California (PRWEB) October 20, 2005 Long before television’s “American Idol†became a mega-hit, there was a radio and television series that sparked the talent competition craze. It was called: “The original hour of the amateur”. Almost 50 major stars from film, record, stage, film and television made theirRead More →