Dimestore Radio Theater with Austin Rich:
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Join us for two hours of old time radio dramas, as we present four different pulp fiction stories, every week! Noir Stories with everymen getting wrapped up in dangerous adventures! Sea-faring Tales that are as two-fisted as they are filled with romance! Mysterious Magicians from the Far East, or maybe a Science Fiction yarn from the Atomic Age! Dimestore Radio Theater offers a chance to engage in Theater of The Mind, and enter a world of incredible tales from both yesterday and tomorrow!
Monday
9 - 11pm
(EDT)
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On
WFMU's
Sheena's Jungle Room
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| Artist | Track | Album | Label | Year | Images | Approx. start time |
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| Rogue's Gallery |
"Suspicious Will"
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17 January 1946 | NBC |
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0:00:00 (Pop-up) | |
| The Adventures of Rocky Jordan |
"The Case of the Sleepy Camel"
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16 January 1949 | Santana Productions |
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0:29:29 (Pop-up) | |
Music behind DJ: Frank Chacksfield |
Ebb Tide
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0:59:47 (Pop-up) |
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| Unpublished History |
Radio in the 1920s (Part 17)
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Radio In The 1920s | Self-Released | 2024 |
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1:10:29 (Pop-up) |
| The Blue Beetle |
"Crime, Incorporated, Part 1"
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3 July 1940 | Mutual–Don Lee Network |
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1:17:27 (Pop-up) | |
| X-Minus One |
"Hallucination Orbit"
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15 May 1956 | NBC Radio |
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1:30:57 (Pop-up) |
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One, “Split Second”, was directed by Dick Powell.
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Lurk away! We don't judge.
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I remember comedian George Wallace quipping "How come Bluto don't eat spinach and beat up Popeye sometime?" There's a theory that it wasn't the spinach that made Popeye Herculean, but his encounter with Bernice the magical Whiffle Hen (during his first adventure in 1929, setting out to sea with Castor Oyl and Ham Gravy).
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Ham was Castor Oyl’s buddy and Olive’s suitor. When Popeye entered the strip in 1929, Ham quickly disappeared. His last words exiting the strip were “All right, take ‘er–you one-eyed scum of the seven seas”!
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I'm a HUGE sucker for the Popeye movie, which is not a popular opinion, but I watched it too often as a kid, and I know every song by heart. Bill Irwin is so good! When I used to do a lot of babysitting, I came to appreciate Mr. Noodle, on Sesame street, mostly because I do enjoy Irwin's antics.
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For reference: some people have been isolated for five years now, because of the pandemic.
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I feel like I could write 100 papers on this episode, if I were in college.
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Popeye entered in 1929 as a sidekick, until Castor gradually faded out of the strip.
Sort of like how Snuffy Smith entered Barney Google's strip in 1934, gradually forcing Barney out.
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David Shortell:
When Steve Ditko revamped the title in the 60’s, it was established that Ted (and presumably Dan) lived somewhere called “Hub City” (as did The Question).
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I used to love those Question stories. I wonder how well those held up? I have a couple issues, but I don't think I have any complete series.
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I was on the chess club.
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See, that college paper practically writes itself.
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Though the Question was said to be the basis for "Watchmen"'s Rorschach, Alan Moore was thinking more along the lines of Mr. A.
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Thanks Austin! Enjoyed the show!
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I feel like Ditko was just not meant for mainstream comics. His Shade The Changing Man is just wild!
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