Archive for 'Relic Radio Science Fiction'

SF218: Men Call Me Mad by Dark Fantasy

Dark Fantasy was a short lived series, airing 31 episodes between November 1941 and June of 1942.  The stories usually fell into the  horror category, as this one may as well, but there’s a sci-fi flavor to this one that fits nicely here.   From December 19, 1941 here’s Men Call Me Mad.

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SF217: Lulungomeena by X Minus One

On this episode, we’ll hear a story from X Minus One suggested by Mark.  From May 29, 1956 here’s Lulungomeena.  Thanks, Mark!

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SF216: The Big Freeze by Theater Five

More from Theater Five on this episode.  We’ll hear The Big Freeze, their episode from September 16, 1964.

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SF215: The Last Survivor by The Mysterious Traveler

We’ll take a seat next to The Mysterious Traveler for our episode this week, and hear the tale of The Last Survivor.  This one first aired October 11, 1949.

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SF214: Jaywalker by X Minus One

More from X Minus One on the show this week.  We’ll hear Jaywalker, which first aired April 17, 1956.

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SF213: The Trouble With Robots by Exploring Tomorrow

On this episode we’ll hear from Exploring Tomorrow with a The Trouble With Robots, which first aired May 28, 1958.

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SciFi212: The Vital Factor by Dimension X

We hear from Dimension X this week, with an episode titled The Vital Factor.  This one first aired August 16, 1951.

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SF211: The Eavesdroppers by CBS Radio Mystery Theater

Our episode this week features a story from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater titled, The Eavesdroppers.  This one first aired August 27, 1975.

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SF210: The Tenth Planet by Hollywood Star Playhouse

This week, we’ll hear from The Hollywood Star Playhouse with their episode titled The Tenth Planet.  This one first aired September 7, 1952 and features Joseph Cotten.

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SF209: Four Stories by Ray Bradbury

With the recent passing of Ray Bradbury, a man whose stories were no stranger to radio, I thought we’d hear a selection from the adaptations done by X Minus One.  This series featured eight of his stories over its run, more than any other author.

We begin with Mars Is Heaven, which first aired May 8, 1955.  Then, from August 4, 1955 we’ll hear The Veldt.  The last episode aired December 5, 1956 and features two stories; There Will Come Soft ...

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