Hello and welcome to my Channel. I like to collect and share radio shows from around the World. (I dont recieve any money for this channel). So sit back and open a bottle of wine (or a coffee) and enjoy the shows. NOTE: I dont put adverts in any shows. "Aussie Radio"
0:00 - Last Years Christmas 28:54 - Gracie Takes Over 57:09 - Gracie Takes Up Crime 1:25:14 - Kill The Rat 1:53:48 - The Uplifters Society 2:22:07 - Lady Killer 2:50:27 - New Mink Coat
It never ceases to amaze me when I see an ambulance or a police car with its 'blues n two's' blaring, practically up the ar?e of a driver in front and the driver is completely oblivious! Should take their licences away on the spot! 😅
0:00 - Part 1 - The Voice of Doom 27:36 - Part 2 - Crisis for a Copper 54:34 - Part 3 - Fear in Flat Nine 1:21:28 - Part 4 - A Call for a Whistler 1:48:24 - Part 5 - A Girl for a Hostage 2:15:21 - Part 6 - Clue from a Captive 2:42:10 - Part 7 - A Date with Justice
This film was hugely popular in North Dakota and Minnesota from it's US premiere in Fargo in 1959 through about the late 60's. After the initial run it played drive-ins for years all over the tri-state area. It's easy to see why. Almost everyone lived in a small town and boys up to 14 or so could go barefoot all summer anywhere they liked; and having a .22 rifle by 12-14 was every boy's birthright.
0:00 - The Dagger With Wings 43:33 - The Absence of Mr Glass 1:12:50 - The Actor and the Alibi 1:40:01 - The Curse of the Golden Cross 2:07:08 - The Mistake of the Machine 2:34:23 - The Arrow of Heaven
The Father Brown mysteries are an amusing read, but frankly, for "Mystery" power, they are about on a par with the "ENCYCLOPEDIA Brown" mystery stories.
0:00 - Ray Nichols Experimental Broadcast 49:57 - Gerber Program 1:05:00 - Opening of the NBC Hollywood Studios 1:53:19 - Court Of Human Relations 2:22:39 - Tribute To Their Majesties
What fun! While I have listened to some of the Rathbone/Bruce Holmes’ pastiches, the intro was the first I have heard voice actor Ben Wright as himself! He appeared all over the place in the 40’s, 50’s as British characters in shows like Suspense, Escape, Pursuit, and Crime Classics.
I really, really, loved those two plays. Thanks so much for sharing them. I especially loved the Trustee from the Toolroom. The Jack Donnelly character was my favourite. I imagine there a lots of people like him in far off Pacific islands, who read the signs of nature, birds and weather to get themselves from A to B in their boats.
0:00 - Post Mortem 29:30 - The Way Out West 55:03 - The Damed Thing 1:17:50 - So Many Surprises 1:45:22 - Visiting Hours 2:09:17 - Erumas In The Underworld
0:00 - Intro 0:40 - The Trial of Clara Ford 29:20 - The Trial of Hessie Grey 56:52 - The Booher Case 1:24:33 - Death Of A Bitter Dream 1:52:40 - La Corriveau
The humorous quote at the beginning is actually a valid question in terms of the physics of relativity. Best not get into it unless you're a fan of higher mathematics, or migraines.
Thanks for posting this. Typical Nevil Shute - non demanding yet thoroughly enjoyable. "Trustee From the Toolroom" is one of the most creative plots I've ever heard. Solid acting from beginning to end in an era when life was more straightforward.
We cannot define whether an AI is alive or not, because there has NEVER been an absolute definition of what life is. As for consciousness, is there anything MORE subjective than our own consciousness? How can you challenge the consciousness of another when you cannot prove your own?
