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AI generated promotional poster for "Boston Blackie," episode 16 titled "The Wentworth Diamonds: A Daring Frame-Up." It features two men against a city skyline at dusk. The man in the foreground, wearing a fedora and suit, smokes a cigarette and smiles confidently. The other man, dressed in a trench coat, examines a diamond through a magnifying glass. Several sparkling diamonds appear nearby. The bottom includes the logo for "Retro Radio Podcast." The overall style resembles vintage detective pulp fiction art.

Boston Blackie – Uncle Bill Blaines Legacy. ep19, 450516

Posted by By Keith November 11, 2026Posted inBoston Blackie, Detective and Mystery1 Comment
When a wealthy eccentric is murdered inside a heavily guarded, locked room right in front of Inspector Farraday, Boston Blackie must uncover how the impossible crime was committed to catch the killer and clear his friends.
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The image is a sepia-toned cartoon scene inside a wooden garage or workshop. Two men are studying a large blueprint on a table, which outlines a design for "Lum and Abner's Rolling Grocery Store," showing areas like grocery compartment, service counter, display shelves, and stock storage. A partially built vintage car stands in the background. Signs on the wall read "Jottem Down Store - Temporary HQ" and "Pine Ridge Ark." Various tools and cans labeled "Horlicks Malted Milk" are visible nearby.

Lum and Abner – Preparing To Build The Rolling Grocery Store. 350812

Posted by By Keith November 11, 2026Posted inComedy, Lum and AbnerNo Comments
When Lum and Abner fail to raise the cash to buy back the Jot'em Down Store, they hatch a brilliantly ahead-of-its-time scheme: convert Abner's massive 12-cylinder car into a mobile, rolling grocery store! Listen to this classic 1935 episode complete with original Horlicks commercials.
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Alan Ladd, in the1950s.

Box 13 – Death Is No Joke. ep40, 490522

Posted by By tom November 10, 2026Posted inBox 13, Detective and Mystery
Private investigator Dan Holiday works to uncover who is behind a series of dangerous practical jokes threatening the life of an heir.
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A black and white photograph of Elliott Lewis, a man in a suit and tie, standing in front of a microphone with headphones on. He appears to be speaking or reading from a script, with one hand raised to emphasize a point. The background is dark and nondescript, with no discernible details.

On Stage – Take My Hand, My Love. ep40, 531021

Posted by By Keith November 10, 2026Posted inDrama, On StageNo Comments
Take a nostalgic trip back to the days before World War I in this classic romance. Playwright Elliot and artist Cathy live in the same building, but when anonymous love notes begin appearing, a charming misunderstanding tests their budding relationship.
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Cowboy standing next to his horse.

Gene Autry and His Melody Ranch- Clem Olson ( Lonesomest Cowboy)

Posted by By Keith November 9, 2026Posted inGene Autry, WesternNo Comments
Gene investigates a mysterious disappearance at the Hard Rock ranch after finding a desperate plea for help in his pocket, featuring classic songs and a visit from Pat Buttram.
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Image of the Jot'em Down Store from the radio program "Lum and Abner", featuring a storefront with various items on display in the window and a group of people gathered outside. Visit the real store: http://lum-n-abner.com/

Lum and Abner – Snake Hogan Wont Sell The Jotem Down Store. 350809

Posted by By Keith November 9, 2026Posted inComedy, Lum and AbnerNo Comments
When Snake Hogan refuses to sell the Jot'em Down Store back to them for anything less than all cash, Lum and Abner hatch a brilliantly ahead-of-its-time scheme: convert Abner's luxury car into a mobile, rolling convenience store! Listen to this classic 1935 episode complete with original Horlicks commercials.
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The SI image shows a vintage radio broadcast studio. In the foreground, a man in a suit speaks animatedly into a large, old-fashioned microphone. He is seated at a desk with various radio equipment, including a coil of wire and headphones. Behind a glass window in the background, a band with several musicians plays instruments like trumpet and drums, with a conductor leading them. Two signs on the wall read "Jubilee" and "AFRS," indicating the show's name and the American Forces Radio Service. The lighting is warm and nostalgic.

Jubilee – Duke Ellington, Art Tatum. ep69, 440311

Posted by By Keith November 8, 2026Posted inJubilee, MusicNo Comments
Hosted by Ernie Whitman, this 1944 episode of Jubilee features incredible performances by Duke Ellington and his band, virtuoso piano styling from Art Tatum, and contributions from Louis Jordan, Betty Rochelle, and Jimmy Rogers.
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Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone. in 1954.

Jack Benny – All American, With Tony Curtis. ep860, 531108

Posted by By Keith November 8, 2026Posted inComedy, Jack BennyNo Comments
Celebrating 20 years with his cast, Jack Benny sets his sights on college stardom by attempting to reenact Tony Curtis’s role in All American. Complete with a failed elopement by Dennis Day, a visit from Tony Curtis himself, and some questionable Scrabble nights, Jack takes to the gridiron in this classic episode!
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Old-Fashioned Compass Rose

I Love a Mystery – Million Dollar Curse. ep5, 491216

Posted by By Keith November 7, 2026Posted inAdventure, I Love a MysteryNo Comments
Convinced that a string of mysterious deaths and mishaps are orchestrated rather than cursed, Jack and the crew investigate the driver behind Arthur's hit-and-run, uncovering a deadlier scheme when Evans is gunned down.
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The popular program 'One Man's Family' is being broadcast from Studio 'C' at 111 Sutter Street, San Francisco, 1934. The program was heard on the NBC Pacific Coast Network. Shown are (left to right:) Kathleen Wilson (Claudia); Barton Yarbrough (Clifford); Bill Andrews (announcer); sound effects man Ed Ludes and his water effects machine; Bernice Berwin (Hazel); Mike Raffetto (Paul Barbour); Minetta Ellen (Mother Barbour); Page Gilman (Jack); J. Anthony Smythe (Father Barbour).

One Man’s Family – Book 64 Chapter 12 Conclusion Of A Treasure Hunt. 471214

Posted by By Keith November 7, 2026Posted inDrama, One Mans FamilyNo Comments
As Paul and Nicolette recover from a dynamite blast while hunting for a fleeing Red Cross nurse amid early Cold War tensions, Cousin Jeddiah brings eccentric energy to the Barber ranch, and Dan uncovers a surprising stash at a Chinese cemetery.
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