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Links:

CBS Radio Mystery Theater Reviews and synopses. A searchable database provides cross-referenced information an actors, writers, and adaptations.

Digital Deli Online - One of the best places online to discover the Golden Age of Radio. Ftp downloads available.

Evan's Sci-Fi Page - MP3 downloads of X Minus One, Dimension X, and CBS Radio Mystery Theater; sells CDs too!

Exploring Dystopia - A site devoted to examining Dystopian themes in science fiction - not OTR, but very insightful and well designed.

Hard SF - A site devoted to Hard Science Fiction in all its glory. Reviews, scientific articles, podcasts, reading lists, audio, and lots of aliens.

The Internet Archive - Huge repository of OTR, which can be downloaded in zipped files or listened to directly online.

Monster Movies - A forum about monster movies, allowing you to view multiple monster movies posts. Post your monster movies comments.

Murph's World - Theater of the Mind - Updated shows for download; great links!

Old Time Horror Radio at The Monster Club.com - Ghosts, Monsters, Mad Scientists, and More!. Offers downloads and a link to the Monster Club's Live365 Horror station.

Old Time Radio Fans - Good download site with content from many genres.

Old Time Radio Review - Another site with reviews of Old Time Radio shows, focusing on Dimension X, Suspense, and X-Minus One.

OTR Plot Spot - on Facebook - "What's New" updates are also posted on Facebook so you can be notified as soon as changes occur.

OTR Plot Summaries - Devoted to Westerns, Vigilante-Hero, and Detective series! Recommended!

The Ottr Project - An online database of over 1,900 OTR series compiled by a dedicated group of dedicated researchers.

Radio Archives - formerly "First Generation Radio Archives" - downloads, transcription discs, restorations, pulp magazines, audiobooks.

Radio Days - Jim Widner's OTR site. (He's one of THE authorities on Science Fiction Radio.) Through his site you can purchase his extensive guide, Science Fiction on Radio: A Revised Look 1950- 1975. A MUST for fans of the medium!

The RadioGOLDINdex - An on-line database with a truly stunning amount of information. Almost 100,000 shows with almost 500,000 artist credits! Created and maintained by J. David Goldin.

The Radio Horror Homepage - An on-line guide to radio's horror hosts from OTR to present. Includes history of radio's sci-fi and horror shows and bios on their hosts.

The Radio Lady - Vendor of CDs; adds 500+ shows to sales catalog each month.

SFF Audio - Very well designed and in-depth blog on Science Fiction audio-drama and books on tape. Highly recommended.

Vintage Entertainment Radio Network - an online radio station offering streaming audio with Vintage Radio programs.

The Vintage Radio Place - Jerry Haendiges' website has been the cornerstone of OTR on the net for many years.

Wayback Old Time Radio - MP3 Downloads!

Zombie Astronaut - A site devoted to Sci-fi and Horror radio drama; offers downloads; definitely worth a visit.


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History of Radio

Provided by Mrs. Pattinson's 10th Grade Technology Wizards:

Invention of Radio - a one-page site about the invention of radio, with links to many other sites.
History of Radio, Television and More - a brief history, with links to many other sites.


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Sources:

Aside from Plots and Reviews (the bread and butter of this site), my database contains much that I find interesting - author/cast names, alternate names, birth/death dates, and fun biographical facts, in addition to the original publication dates for written stories and any awards they have received. Where possible I have gleaned information directly, by listening to each radio program, but the correct spelling of names and titles is particularly difficult, especially when audio quality is poor or the names are obscure. Many errors likely remain.

Besides, I am not a Primary researcher - I don't search through old newspaper articles or radio magazines. So, I have relied heavily on the exhaustive research of others to whom I am grateful! The following sources have proven invaluable in developing my own database. Seriously. These people are inexhaustible and words fail me. You'll just have to check them out and go for a test drive!

Digital Deli Too - Ongoing comprehensive research.

Internet Speculative Science Fiction Database - A huge database covering all published science fiction.

James F. Widner's Dimension X radio log - A log containing actor names which are not given in the closing credits of each episode.

The RadioGOLDINdex - An on-line database with a truly stunning amount of information.

Voice Chasers - A website celebrating voice actors and the craft of voice over. Mostly modern but does have otr entries in the database.


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