"On Stage" was created by (and for) Cathy and Elliott Lewis, who were on so many shows they became known as "Mr. and Mrs Radio." In this lost episode, two lonely adults find each other one in a bar one night, and find the paths of their lives changed.
Project Audion's second season begins like our first, with an episode of the classic radio drama "Suspense." "Pearls are a Nuisance" is a satirical detective drama based on a story by Raymond Chandler which in 1950 starred Ray Milland.
The national premiere of a NEW Fibber McGee and Molly episode written by Robert L. Mills, former staff writer for comedy legend Bob Hope. "Fibber's Missing Tux" literally brings the couple out of retirement to be honored for their years on the airwaves.
What dreams might drive a man to reach the moon and the stars? Dimension X gave us answers in this episode from September 1951 based on a Robert Heinlein story. It's fascinating to revisit a time when we had yet to even send a man into space.
Project Audion recreates the classic radio (later TV) situation comedy "The Life of Riley" and the charming 1950 episode "The Rileys' First Date" - complete with recreated laugh track.
Quiet Please was written by Wyllis Cooper, master of radio macabre. "Rain on New Year's Eve" originally airing December 31, 1947 is a small, spooky story about movies, midnight, and monsters.
Project Audion has lovingly recreated radio master Norman Corwin's charming 1938 fantasy using some of our best cross-country vocal talent performing live, augmented by well-chosen visual effects.
Three Edgar Allan Poe stories you know from a series you don't. "The Tell-Tale Heart", "The Purloined Letter", and "The Fall of the House of Usher" were condensed into 15-minute editions for this lost syndicated radio series.
A globetrotting episode from Orson Welles' Mercury Theatre on the Air from 1938. Welles, John Houseman, and Howard Koch condensed Jules Verne's 1872 novel into a fast-paced 60 minutes and fewer than 20 characters.
One the best episodes from the award-winning 1950s science fiction series "X Minus One", "The Tunnel Under the World," based on a Frederick Pohl story about a man who finds his whole world is not what it seems to be…
