Brando Classic Old Time Radio Podcast

Glen Langen stars as news achor Chuck Morgan at KOP, a LA Radio station. His buddy, Lieutenant Bill Miggs of the police force, tips him off to hot crime news. Adele Jurgens plays Chuck’s sidekick Carol Curtis. Glen Langen and Adele Jurgens married in real life in 1949. Stand by for Crime is considered one of the best dramatic old time radio crime dramas. We Hope you enjoy the 4 episodes we've selected for you on Brando Classic Old Time Radio!!

This Weeks winner is Fort Laramie

Today is Friday February 26, 2016. This weeks winner Is Willis Cooper’s Quiet Please. This show would land Cooper with the title of “One of the greatest authors of horror radio”. We hope you enjoy the four episodes we picked out for you. It Was a little difficult to choose these episodes since most have very poor audio quality, Which is a shame because they are great stories. Anyway, we hope you enjoy the show And please be sure to vote for next week’s 4 pack and Thank you for listening to Brando Classic Old Time Radio and have a wonderful weekend.

Hello and welcome to the Friday 4 pack for Friday February 19th, 2016. This weeks winner is Murder By Experts. Murder By Experts was a great anthology series That featured murder mysteries written by great novelists and solved by a Murder Mystery Expert. Hope you enjoy the show Please be sure to vote for next week's 4 pack And thank you for listening to Brando classic old-time radio.

The Saint was a radio adventure program in the United States that starred Vincent Price as the Robin Hood type who, in his attempt to help people, remained just one step ahead of the police and crooks,both of whom he was at odds with. The Saint was created by author Leslie Charteris. As the program’s introduction said, The Saint (the alias of Simon Templar), was “known to millions from books, magazines, and motion pictures.”

The Epic Casebook Of Inspector Carr was a highly successful detective series, starring Hugh Rouse as Inspector Carr. Written and Produced by Michael Silver at the CRC Studios, Johannesburg. The series was sponsored by the Epic Oil Company of S.A. The first actor to play Inspector Carr was Don Davis, he was replaced in 1959 by Hugh Rouse. Don returned briefly in 1963 for 14 episodes, however, Hugh Rouse made this series his own. We hope you enjoy the 4 episodes of Inspector Carr we’ve selected for you and thank you again for listening to Brando Classic Old Time Radio. Have a great Weekend

Paul Temple became a radio detective in Britain during the 1930’s through the 1960’s. Today the 4 pack will be an 8 pack so we can air for you all 8 Episodes of Paul Temple and the Margo Mystery. The showed aired between January 1st, 1961 through February 19th 1961. Below is the list of the 8 episodes you will be hearing, total running time of 3 hours and 40 minutes. We hope you enjoy and have a fantastic Weekend!!

Hello welcome to the Friday, January 8th 4 pack on Brando Classic Old Time Radio. This weeks winner Was Doc Savage, But we have found out that we are unable to air that program due to Copyright laws so instead, we are gonna play the 2nd place Finisher, and that is the NBC University theater of the air, Or The World's Great Novels Dramatized. The 4 novels we are going to play for you today are An American Tragedy, The Pickwick Papers, Moby Dick, and The Gambler. We hope you enjoy this week's 4 pack and hope you vote For your favorite show, or your favorite of the five that are listed For the Friday, January 15th 4 pack on Brando classic Old Time Radio. We hope you'll have a great weekend and hope you had a great holiday season. Take care everybody

The Cisco Kid came to radio October 2, 1942, with Jackson Beck in the title role and Louis Sorin as Pancho. Vicki Vola and Bryna Raeburn took supporting roles and Michael Rye being the announcer. This Week’s Podcast will feature the 4 episodes listed below. We hope you enjoy them and have a great weekend, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year!! 1.A Medal For Markmanship 2.0Black Jack Larue 3.Border Justice 4.Border Vengeance

This weeks Friday 4 Pack winner is Tales of the Texas Rangers. Joel McCrea plays the lead role of Jayce Pearson Who used science And his horse Charcoal to track down the bad guys. The show was produced and directed by Stacy Keach Senior and sponsored by Wheaties with each episode based on actual Texas rangers cases. Hope you enjoy the four shows we picked out for you and We hope you all have a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

It's Friday, December 4, 2015 and it's time for this weeks Friday 4 pack on Brando classic old-time radio. This weeks winner is Boston Blackie. Chester Morris played Boston Blackie on the radio show and in the movies. The character was created by Jack Boyle With his first Boston Blackie story appearing in a 1914 issue of the American magazine Other actors in the show were Leslie Woods who played Boston Blackie 's girlfriend Mary Wesley, and Richard Lane who played Inspector Faraday. The announcer was Harlow Wilcock. The show first aired on NBC radio On June 23, 1944 and continued until September 15. On April 11, 1945 the show would be revived with Richard Kollmar Playing the lead role. There were over 200 episodes produced between 1944 and 1950 in which during that time, Maurice Tarplin Played the role of Inspector Faraday. In 1941, a 58 minute movie was made Starring Chester Morris called Meet Boston Blackie. I am going to research and see if this is a public domain feature and if so, we will post that it on

Nick Carter was created a year before the legendary Sherlock Holmes, in 1886. Many Nick Carter Novels from his first 37 years of existence and now available in the public domain. Nick Carter would eventually make to the big screen in 1939 and then to radio in 1943 and would remain on the air until 1955.Lon Clark (1912-98) was the voice behind the classic old time radio detective. Beside being the voice of Nick Carter, Lon also appeared on other classic old time radio programs such as Words at War and The CBS Mystery Theatre.

Hello and welcome to the Friday 4 pack for Friday, November 13, 2015. Yep it is Friday the 13th that’s why we added the Origin of Superstition to the list, However, it was voted down so it will be removed From the choices going forward. This week’s winner is Dangerously Yours Starring Victor Jordan. Dangerously Yours is an over-the-top romantic old time radio drama. We hope you enjoy it. The show ran only 16 episodes in 1944, But at the end of the run, the show was renamed to the Vicks Matinee Theater and continued for 25 additional episodes.We also want to remind you, if you haven’t heard yet, that a brand-new Suspense show Premieres on Brendo Classic Old Time Radio today!! At 2:30 PM and will repeat again at 7:30 PM central time. The show was created by Blue Hours Productions. It is recorded in Hollywood with state-of-the-art audio technology and a rotating cast that includes Adrienne Wilkinson from Xena, Drake Bell from the Ultimate Spiderman, Elizabeth Gracen from Highlander, Susan Eisenberg from The Just

Welcome to the Friday four pack for Friday, November 6, 2015 This weeks winner it’s ABC Mystery Time starring Laurence Olivier. We hope you enjoy it. The four episodes you will hear Are Murder in Haste, Death Walks In, Success Story, and The Tale. We Want to thank you for voting for the Friday 4 pack and encourage you to go to vote for the Friday the 13th 4 pack

Destination Freedom was an old time radio program created by Richard Durham telling historic stories of The Black Man’s struggle in a modern Racist society. Destination Freedom used black actors playing real everyday people. I hope you enjoy Destination Freedom

This weeks 4 pack winner is The Haunting Hour. Perfect show for this time of year. Little is known about this classic old time radio show except that it's Creepy old school horror with screaming women, Over-the-top men, and Erie organ music. We hope you enjoy the these four episodes which are titled,"Death by Request", "Homicide House", "Murder wears a strange mask", and "Second Chance".

It's Friday, October 16th and it's time for the four pack for this week. This weeks winner is The Creaking Door. If you're a fan of The Inner Sanctum or The CBS Radio Mystery Theater, than I'm sure you will like The Creaking Door which is very similar In its focus. I think you'll really enjoy the final episode that you will here today titled Face To Face about a plan for the first landing on the moon. Hope you enjoy The Creaking Door and hope you will also be sure to vote For the Friday 4 pack for October 23rd!

Rogue’s Gallery was a classic crime drama which began on September 27, 1945 with Dick Powell portraying Richard Rogue, a private detective who would get knocked out each week and spend his dream time in conversation with his subconscious self, Eugor.

Welcome to the Friday 4 pack for Friday, October 2nd, 2015. This week it’s Mr. Keen, tracer of lost persons. This was one of the longest running old-time radio programs. It began on October 12th, 1937 and ended April 19th, 1955 which was well into the television era. The show was produced by Frank and Anne Hummert. The show was based On Robert W Chambers 1906 novel, The Tracer of lost Persons. Bennett Kilpack Played the part of Mr. Keen At the shows beginning in 1937 and was later replaced by Arthur Hughes and Phil Clark. The show would later be satirized by Bob and Ray as they Did their parity, Mr. trace, Keener than most persons. Hope you enjoy Mr. Keen.

Luke Slaughter of Tombstone was a very short old time radio series which was discontinued after only 16 broadcasts. Sam Buffington starred as Luke Slaughter, a Civil War cavalryman who turned to cattle ranching in post war Arizona territory near Fort Huachuca. William N. Robson, known from his work with such series as Escape, Suspense and The CBS Radio Workshop, directed. The series was produced and directed by William N. Robson, one of radio’s greatest dramatic directors and Robert Stanley producer was aired from February 23 through June 15, 1958. Buffington portrayed the hard-boiled cattleman with scripts overseen by Gunsmoke sound effects artist Tom Hanley.