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5 of 10 people found this post helpful Posted 01/27/02 - 03:53:28:	#1
If you want to know what's available to download, before I re-do the navigation system to let you find it more easily, just keep watching this thread. I'm going to start off in production order. I'm creating new pages for each episode that include episode length and file size among other things. So far: Nothing Behind the Door I Have Been Looking For You
_____________________ "Radio is a stage with a bare set. This is not a deprivation, but an advantage, for a bare proscenium should be as inviting to a radio playwright or director as a bare wall is to a muralist, as a silent organ was to Bach." - Norman Corwin

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5 of 10 people found this post helpful Posted 01/27/02 - 21:26:00:	#2
Newly added, although the RealAudio preview clips don't all work yet: We Were Here First The Ticket Taker Cornelia I Remember Tomorrow Inquest Bring Me to Life How Are You, Pal? Be a Good Dog, Darling Not Enough Time Camera Obscura
_____________________ "Radio is a stage with a bare set. This is not a deprivation, but an advantage, for a bare proscenium should be as inviting to a radio playwright or director as a bare wall is to a muralist, as a silent organ was to Bach." - Norman Corwin

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5 of 10 people found this post helpful Posted 02/01/02 - 20:11:10:	#3
The Girl With the Flaxen Hair / Pavane
_____________________ "Radio is a stage with a bare set. This is not a deprivation, but an advantage, for a bare proscenium should be as inviting to a radio playwright or director as a bare wall is to a muralist, as a silent organ was to Bach." - Norman Corwin

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5 of 10 people found this post helpful Posted 02/02/02 - 15:45:03:	#4
MP3s only, no pages up for these yet: Don't Tell Me About Halloween Kill Me Again Three In Memory of Bernadine
_____________________ "Radio is a stage with a bare set. This is not a deprivation, but an advantage, for a bare proscenium should be as inviting to a radio playwright or director as a bare wall is to a muralist, as a silent organ was to Bach." - Norman Corwin

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5 of 10 people found this post helpful Posted 02/08/02 - 19:06:14:	#5
3000 Words Some People Don't Die Dark Rosaleen As Long as I Live
_____________________ "Radio is a stage with a bare set. This is not a deprivation, but an advantage, for a bare proscenium should be as inviting to a radio playwright or director as a bare wall is to a muralist, as a silent organ was to Bach." - Norman Corwin

5 of 10 people found this post helpful Posted 02/19/02 - 08:03:30:	#6
I have been listening to the shows posted on the Quiet Please website. It is one of the best shows out there and I want to say thanks for the shows posted.

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5 of 10 people found this post helpful Posted 02/23/02 - 14:52:51:	#7
You're welcome, guest. More MP3s: The Other Side of the Stars Valentine Green Light Wear the Dead Man's Coat Where Do You Get Your Ideas? Baker's Dozen A Time to be Born and a Time to Die
_____________________ "Radio is a stage with a bare set. This is not a deprivation, but an advantage, for a bare proscenium should be as inviting to a radio playwright or director as a bare wall is to a muralist, as a silent organ was to Bach." - Norman Corwin

5 of 10 people found this post helpful Posted 02/25/02 - 00:17:03:	#8
I love quiet, please, and wish there were more like it on the web (inner sanctum, suspense, lights out, etc.). Old-time radio is superior to new-time television. I'm hooked,--and I thank you for it. Thank you.

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5 of 9 people found this post helpful Posted 03/02/02 - 04:48:26:	#9
Yeah, I hardly ever watch TV, there's too much better stuff to listen to. Couple more MP3s: Is This Murder? The Time of the Big Snow
_____________________ "Radio is a stage with a bare set. This is not a deprivation, but an advantage, for a bare proscenium should be as inviting to a radio playwright or director as a bare wall is to a muralist, as a silent organ was to Bach." - Norman Corwin

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4 of 9 people found this post helpful Posted 03/12/02 - 23:51:40:	#10
Since I was a little late with this week's episode, I managed to get several others uploaded also: Berlin, 1945 Rain On New Year's Eve Summer, Goodbye Pathetic Fallacy The Man Who Stole a Planet
_____________________ "Radio is a stage with a bare set. This is not a deprivation, but an advantage, for a bare proscenium should be as inviting to a radio playwright or director as a bare wall is to a muralist, as a silent organ was to Bach." - Norman Corwin

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4 of 8 people found this post helpful Posted 04/21/02 - 16:18:09:	#11
I realize this has been a painfully slow process. After a number of months, the episodes still aren't all up and the site still hasn't been changed over. But, when you combine a 56K modem with a busy period of time and a non-profit website, delays happen. Some more MP3s: Shadow of the Wings The Man Who Knew Everything The Oldest Man in the World Presto Change-O, I'm Sure
_____________________ "Radio is a stage with a bare set. This is not a deprivation, but an advantage, for a bare proscenium should be as inviting to a radio playwright or director as a bare wall is to a muralist, as a silent organ was to Bach." - Norman Corwin

5 of 10 people found this post helpful Posted 05/02/02 - 18:10:11:	#12
Thanks. I just love old time radio. Tv is noting to this. Thanks so much!

5 of 11 people found this post helpful Posted 05/19/02 - 15:59:39:	#13
Thank you so much for keeping up this site i have been comming here for quite a while now and LOVE the fact that you now have the old shows up for DL Thank you again and keep up the great work

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5 of 10 people found this post helpful Posted 05/25/02 - 21:27:48:	#14
The Little Morning Calling All Souls Clarissa
_____________________ "Radio is a stage with a bare set. This is not a deprivation, but an advantage, for a bare proscenium should be as inviting to a radio playwright or director as a bare wall is to a muralist, as a silent organ was to Bach." - Norman Corwin

5 of 10 people found this post helpful Posted 05/30/02 - 10:54:14:	#15
I just wanted to say thanks a ton for all these great shows! I'm not sure if you want it but I would be more then happy to help you upload them for faster access. I have a cable connection.

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