Old Time Radio Shows - 11,000 for free listening

[cornbread]

Old Time Radio Shows - 11,000 for free listening

For those who like old-timely radio shows, over 11,000 are available for free instant listening on your new-fangled computing machine.

http://www.otr.net/

[texican]

they've got a great collection there, only problem is the shows are in Satan's own favorite format... real media, or RAM... The real media format is only readable by the Real Media Player, that likes to take over a persons machine, irregardless of the settings to the contrary... and it's not portable, so it won't work on ipods or ipod clones, like my creative zen player...

I belong to several OTR groups, and have over the last couple of years obtained enough OTR to last several lifetimes...

then again, if a person likes "real audio", great... if the site were in mp3 or even wma, I'd probably fill in a few holes in my collection...

[suitcase_sally]

Thanks for the link. With winter coming on I may make time to listen to a few of these. who know?

"Who knows?...The Shadow Knows!"

Sorry, couldn't resist.

[patarini]

http://www.podcast.net

search for whatever show you want and its here I love it!
heck with the shadow sherlock rules!
or Boston Blackie
maybe X minus 1
no gotta be Nick Carter
wait what about the eldriges?
lol

[boren]

Originally Posted by patarini

http://www.podcast.net

search for whatever show you want and its here I love it!

maybe X minus 1

lol

X minus 1 can be found as part of Space Ship Radio:

http://www.spaceshipradio.com/

Andy Doan does the intro to the shows, and he's a great guy. I rode with him in the car for 10 hours a couple months back.

http://decoderring.libsyn.com/

Decoder Ring Theater are new shows in an old style. They are great fun.

Of course I'll take this opportunity to pump my own show. It's not old time radio, just two people, a microphone, and our animals talking about living out in the country. You can laugh with us, at us, or maybe wish you were here, either way we try and have fun. We record the show around or in the barn so you hear all the animals in the background. www.geekfarmlife.com Yes, they are in mp3, and there's even a player in the site.