1947 – Retro Radio Podcast

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

By Keith November 7, 2026Drama, 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.

A vintage style advertisement for Candy Matson, Private Investigator: The Cable Car Murder!" The SI image features a woman in 1940s attire holding a notepad, standing by a San Francisco cable car labeled "The Cable Car Case." A newspaper headline asks, "Cable Car Murder Solved? Pi Candy Matson on the Case." The background shows a cityscape with cable cars and the Golden Gate Bridge visible. The bottom text reads, "San Francisco 1947 - A Vintage Mystery."

Candy Matson – The Cable Car Case. ep2, 490707

By Keith November 5, 2026Candy Matson, Detective and MysteryNo Comments

Former fashion model turned private investigator Candy Matson finds herself tangled in a deadly mystery after a fateful cable car ride. With threats warning her to back off and the police eyeing her as a suspect, Candy teams up with her friend Rembrandt to unmask the killer before it's too late.

Antique magnifying glass with handle.

Crime Club – Coney Island Nocturn. ep33, 470710

By Keith November 3, 2026Crime Club, Detective and MysteryNo Comments

When an off-duty cop on a date at Coney Island has his wallet lifted, his search for the missing item leads to a dead pickpocket on the beach—and into a suspenseful confrontation with three dangerous suspects at a local amusement venue.

Antique magnifying glass with handle.

Danger, Doctor Danfield – Death Tunes in at 790 Kilocycles. ep22, 470112

By Keith October 29, 2026Detective and Mystery, Doctor Danfield

When a murder shatters a radio comedy rehearsal, criminal psychologist Doctor Danfield and his secretary Rusty Fairfax step in to investigate. Tune in as Doc Danfield cuts through the lies and emotional smoke and mirrors to solve the case.

The SI image shows an old-fashioned black typewriter on a wooden desk. A sheet of paper is inserted, with typed text visible. Ethereal greenish-blue smoke or mist rises from the typewriter’s keys, giving a magical effect. Nearby are two closed books stacked on the left, an ink bottle with a pen beside them, and a white cup of coffee on a saucer to the right. The setting appears to be a dimly lit, wood-paneled room with stormy windows showing lightning outside.

Quiet Please – Bring Me to Life ep8, 470810

By Keith October 27, 2026Quiet Please, Suspense and Horror

Plagued by writer's block and a tight deadline, scriptwriter Ernest Chapel discovers his typewriter has a mind of its own—bringing whatever it types to terrifying life. Tune in to this classic chilling episode of Quiet Please.

Old-Fashioned Compass Rose

Voyage of the Scarlet Queen – Report Of The White Jade Buddha. ep2, 470710

By Keith October 17, 2026Adventure, Drama, Scarlet Queen

The weather is clear and fair as the Scarlet Queen sails into Honolulu. The plan was to make a simple stop to pick up payroll, and to get the next…

Harold Peary at the microphone, wearing a suit and hat. A black and white photograph of Harold Peary, a man in a suit and tie, smiling and looking off to the side. He is standing in front of a plain background, with his hands in his pockets. Peary was a comedian and actor, best known for his role as "The Great Gildersleeve" on radio and television in the 1940s and 1950s. The photograph conveys a sense of classic Hollywood glamour and style.

The Great Gildersleeve – Marjorie’s Baby Tending Assignment. ep260, 471015

By Keith October 15, 2026Comedy, Great Gildersleeve

When Gildersleeve steps in to help with Marjorie's babysitting assignment, a mix-up over a student job leads him to take over the evening himself, culminating in an unexpected glimpse into Mrs. Dalrymple's past.

Harold Peary at the microphone, wearing a suit and hat. A black and white photograph of Harold Peary, a man in a suit and tie, smiling and looking off to the side. He is standing in front of a plain background, with his hands in his pockets. Peary was a comedian and actor, best known for his role as "The Great Gildersleeve" on radio and television in the 1940s and 1950s. The photograph conveys a sense of classic Hollywood glamour and style.

The Great Gildersleeve – Beautiful Visitor at the Bullard’s. ep259, 471008

By Keith October 8, 2026Comedy, Great Gildersleeve

Gildersleeve sets his sights on Mrs. Tuttle, a beautiful visitor staying at the Bullards'. Despite car trouble, a rejected date invitation, and endless fumbling in the dark, Gildy's charm somehow still wins her over.

Harold Peary at the microphone, wearing a suit and hat. A black and white photograph of Harold Peary, a man in a suit and tie, smiling and looking off to the side. He is standing in front of a plain background, with his hands in his pockets. Peary was a comedian and actor, best known for his role as "The Great Gildersleeve" on radio and television in the 1940s and 1950s. The photograph conveys a sense of classic Hollywood glamour and style.

The Great Gildersleeve – Teaching Leroy Borrowing and Finance. ep258, 471001

By Keith October 6, 2026Comedy, Great Gildersleeve

Gildersleeve tries to teach Leroy a lesson in finance by asking friends for fake loans to demonstrate good credit. Instead, he triggers a town-wide panic that leaves Summerfield convinced the Water Commissioner is broke.

Harold Peary at the microphone, wearing a suit and hat. A black and white photograph of Harold Peary, a man in a suit and tie, smiling and looking off to the side. He is standing in front of a plain background, with his hands in his pockets. Peary was a comedian and actor, best known for his role as "The Great Gildersleeve" on radio and television in the 1940s and 1950s. The photograph conveys a sense of classic Hollywood glamour and style.

The Great Gildersleeve – In Trouble with Bessie’s Boyfriend. ep257, 470924

By Keith October 1, 2026Comedy, Great Gildersleeve

When a misdelivered letter and a helpful shopping trip spark town gossip that Gildersleeve is dating his secretary, her jealous boyfriend comes looking for trouble—leaving Gildy deserted by the Jolly Boys and forced to face the music alone.