Interstate Audio- Suspense Volume 1

Jim French

Humor & Entertainment

GDL Multimedia

These shows began airing in Seattle, Washington in 1972, with performances by major Hollywood guest stars, including John Astin, Eddie Bracken, Hans Conreid, Bob Crane, Patty Duke, Russell Johnson (the Professor on Gilligan's Island), Kurt Kasznar, Ruta Lee, Roddy MacDowall, Richard Sanders (of WKRP in Cincinatti), Tom Smothers, and Keenan Wynn. National syndication began in 1996. This led to coveted media awards and honors by BBC Radio. 
CD1-\nExtreme Prejudice: A presidents past catches up with him and it could mean murder. Guest starring Russell Johnson, the Professor from Gilligans Island.\nThey That Dwell in Dark Places: We all see things out of the corner of our eyes that arent really there, shadows that disappear into nothing when we look at them directly. But what if they dont vanish into the black, what if we actually could see them? What would they look like and what would they want?\nAnything the Mind Can Conceive: Care to make a deal with the devil? Our hero did and he had the time of his.short life.\nCD2-\nThe Great God Donald: Richard Sanders of WKRP in Cincinnati and Peg Phillips of Northern Exposure join together in a weird tale about the power of one mans will over the past.\nSiren in the Night: Youre a hypochondriac alone in a hotel far from home, and your heart is racing, your covered in sweat and you know that if you dont get a handle on your fear you just might scare yourself to death.\nThe Signal Man: A new version of the famous Charles Dickens short story. This is a tale of apparitions and deadly premonitions.

Interstate Audio- Thrillers Volume 2

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Created and written by British author M.J. Elliot and set in the England of the 1930s, Hilary Caine is a young woman with a unique gift for solving crimes. She is employed by the English tabloid Tittle Tattle Magazine as their in house Girl Detective, she solves the crime, they write the story. Portrayed in these full cast dramatizations by talented Australian actress Karen (car-ren) Heaven as a sort of a cross between Sherlock Holmes and Ellery Queen with an independent attitude, Hillary Caine is an exciting new addition to the Jim French Productions universe of first rate modern audio mysteries.
A Reputation for Murder: In her first outing young Hilary employs the methods of Holmes and Ellery Queen to solve the murder of a local minister.
Blood Will Have Blood: Hilary is tipped off to a murder that hasnt quite happened yet.
The Motto of the Seahawk: A missing persons case takes an ugly turn and Hilary is on the job for justice and a good write up in Tittle Tattle magazine.

Pulse Audio The Hilary Caine Mysteries

M.J. Elliot

Having created detectives from London in the 1800s and Seattle in the 1950s, Jim French now adds a very contemporary sleuth for the 21st century: Michael Kincaid, a graduate of the tabloid world who digs up weird and otherworldly stories for a struggling new cable channel called I.C., The Investigative Channel.Kincaid the Strangeseeker has a one-hour weekly TV show that specializes in investigating bizarre claims. Hes checked out a Navy experiment in time travel, a returning ghost who forecasts disasters, a cursed knife that belonged to Jack the Ripper, a group of writers whose manuscripts are altered by an unseen hand and those are only the beginning. Played by veteran radio personality Terry Rose, Kincaid must operate from a newsroom plagued by a paper-thin budget and a high-strung editor (played by John Gilbert and later by WKRP star Richard Sanders). Kincaids loyal cameraperson, Shelly Mars, is played by Kathryn Shield.Not Another Ghost Story: This is a ghost story with a twist. This time there is ample proof that spooks are haunting a viewers home, but an unusual source wants to convince Kincaid to say otherwise.The Reluctant Vampire: Has Shelly finally met the man of her dreams? Or will he turn out to be someone form her nightmares? With Kelly Lloyd as Shelly.Mr. Abbadons Pyramid: Whats the price youd be willing to pay to return a loved one from the dead? And whom do you pay it to?

Pulse Audio Kincaid the Strangeseeker Volume 4

Meet Freddie Darnborough, a man about town in the England of the 1920s. Popular and urbane, an ornament to any social gathering young Freddie is also prone to attract a mystery wherever he goes. With a charming off-hand style in the manner of Lord Peter Whimsy and with the able assistance of his valet Cecil, Mr. Darnborough investigates these mysteries and is sure to do his best to bring the guilty to justice. With David Natale as Freddie and Gary Schwartz as Cecil.In The Tea Leaves: This tale introduces Freddie and Cecil in a light hearted story of kidnapping, car chases, spiritualists and home invasion.The Curse of Ozymandias: In this special double-length episode Freddie, with the invaluable aid of Cecil, is out to prove whether or not the Curse of the Pharaohs of Egypt has claimed another victim among the well to do of 1920s English society or was it murder?

Pulse Audio Mr. Darnborough Investigates

John, Hall

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Humor

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Nostalgia Ventures

Journey back to a time when radio reigned supreme in the hearts and minds of most Americans. Enjoy two Old Time Radio shows from the Golden Age of Radio.
The Golden Age of Radio was host to some of the greatest shows of all time. Here are two of the best! Rediscover some of the greatest voices of radio in this landmark collection from Radios Golden Age. The Golden Age of Radio lives again in two classic broadcasts digitally restored and remastered for your listening pleasure.
Academy Award Theatre - Foreign Correspondent starring Joseph Cotton:
An American war reporter tracks down a spy ring and attempts to rescue a Dutch diplomat while romancing the daughter of a reputed peacemaker. Joseph Cotton stars in the role played by Joel McCrea in Alfred Hitchcock's classic 1940 film, supported by Jay Novello as Rowley.
Academy Award Theatre - Night Train starring Rex Harrison:
A British agent goes undercover as a Nazi officer to recapture a kidnapped inventor and his daughter from the Gestapo. Rex Harrison recreates his starring role from the Sir Carol Reed's 1940 film Night Train to Munich, supported by CBS announcer Hugh Brundage.

Pulse Audio OTR Volume 3 - Espionage

Journey back to a time when radio reigned supreme in the hearts and minds of most Americans. Enjoy two Old Time Radio shows from the Golden Age of Radio. 
The Golden Age of Radio was host to some of the greatest Science Fiction shows of all time. Here are two of the best! Rediscover some of the greatest science fiction of radio in this landmark collection from Radios Golden Age. The Golden Age of Radio lives again in two classic broadcasts digitally restored and remastered for your listening pleasure.\nDemention X - The Lost Race\nDemention X - To the Future\nScience Fiction had been around on radio since the middle 1930s but it was mostly for kids, Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers and such. But in 1950 NBC developed a science-fiction series for adults, called Dimension X. Sure, a sci-fi story or two had been dramatized Suspense, The Mysterious Traveler and Escape; but until Dimension X arrived on the scene, radio left the vast reaches of outer space virtually unexplored. Adventures in time and space told in future tense! DIMENSION X X X X X X Most of the stories came from Astounding Science Fiction Magazine, which offered the best writers in the field, including Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein, Kurt Vonnegut and Robert Psycho Block. In a time when many radio shows were giving way to television, Dimension X had a good run, producing 50 shows. Four years after it left the airwaves, NBC retooled it and brought it back as X Minus One.

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