If you do not see a bunch of buttons to the left click here then select OTR
You had arrived at this page directly from some search engine that
does not always recognize my use of frames - like Google's spider at times

Set your monitor to 1024 x 768 pixels or greater

I Personally Employ and use the Free Irfanview Viewer/Player and recommend it highly
Click the link here and install. Then go back and get the free plug-in package
from the same place and install that for a lot of neat capabilities to kick in.
WHY?
Irfanview displays mpegs, jpegs, plays wma, mp3's, allows format changes and a lot more
without ever telling the entire world what you are doing with your computer.

You Can Get the Powerful Free (with no catches) Irfanview Viewer By Clicking This Link

 
Please keep in mind that everything is free without any catches. You will never be charged for a thing, and you most certainly will not receive any spam from me, nor do I supply spamming information to anyone else. Not ever - I see spam and this patriot/warrior see s red.

This is all here simply to get folks interested in some of our past, and to kick-in atrophied imaginations once again. Have fun here. By no means am I stealing the thunder from some very wonderful websites that archive and provide OTR programs, and in my opinion RUSC rests atop the pinacle of these. Do a Google for RUSC (which is non-profit), and learn the histories surrounding many of those programs as provided by Ned Norris.

Please note that I indeed have the server space to provide all of my ten-thousand plus radio files. I refuse to do so as this would hurt those dedicated websites providing this service. What is here is to simply rekindle past memories and the imaginations that we once had.

Chainfall

 

 


We Stared At These - Remember?

Before the invention of television, people would gather and sit in the living room staring at the family radio while "seeing" scenes unfolding before them much larger than any restrictive TV or movie screen...

Click above on either Orson Welles or Jack Benny
To See Some Of The People of Radio