OldTimeRadio Great Detectives 12+

Adam's knowledge of OTR is very impressive, and the nuggets of information he shares adds to the fun. I started listening around episode 700, and started from the beginning after getting the app. Being all caught up now (with a break to listen to all of The War; also great), it's interesting to hear how the program has changed over time. I love all the shows to one degree or another, with a special spot in my heart for Philip Marlow; if I'm ever in a jam, I want that tough but tender guy on my side. Thank's Adam for all you do. Can I put one vote in for a Green Llama episode? I heard an ad on a show once and thought "That I've gotta hear.... ". I'm imagining a combination of The Green Hornet and Mr. Mojo; how far off base am I? Thanks again. Nancy in the Chicago area.

I was born in 1958 my father although having a television repair business loved radio and the old shows we had a ham set and my father had numerous old radios from the 30s and 40s I grew to love these old shows my father bought a lot of them through the Reader's Digest program so I was exposed to these at a young age, I am so glad that you are doing this with these old detective shows I find this very enjoyable it brings me peace reminds me of years gone buy . XM also has a station dedicated to old radio shows and there is a station in Hamilton Ontario that plays them but I really like what you are doing Adam and the personal touch you give it thanks again .

This is a fantastic podcast for those of us who enjoy old time radio detective shows. There is a wide variety of detective shows and the number of episodes exceeds two thousand. Johnny Dollar, Dragnet, Box 13, Richard Diamond are just a few to name. The host, Adam Graham provides interesting points at the beginning and end of each episode. I listen to an episode everyday, but when I have to make my periodic four hour road trip I enjoy listening to eight (30 minute) episodes sequentially. I am glad someone is taking the time to restore and preserve these treasures of American entertainment history.