I remember as a kid picking up stories on obscure late night AM stations. It was a lot of fun listening and using my imagination.

I love radio shows...what a shame these great programs don't get played on regular radio anymore.

when this was broadcast in 1950 i wasnt born,so now i can catch it,the internet has many good points,this proves it,thanks

If not for utube my generation would never experience theese great shows.. i cant sleep Without them.. they should play them on am radio a lot better than that garbage talk radio. .. i find this better than t.v. i draw my own picture in my mind witch also probably provides growth of the brain definitely stimulates it... anyway i never even liked sci fi till i heard theese ...if my children the wife and i aren't listening to theese we're listening to the bible or bible stories.... great old fashioned life.. i raise my youngsters rather old fashioned i was raised by my grandparents thank god!! Alot of americans and the worlds lost its respect dignity honor and decency along with losing good old fashioned entertainment. ... todays media is brainwashing materials

Sitting around the radio listening to stories being told was the modern equivalent of tales told around campfires for centuries.

Thanks for providing the program. Great sound quality!

When I was in my 20s, a comic-book company did full-color reprints of the old EC comics from the fifties. The horror comics, sure, but also Weird Science and Weird Science-Fantasy. These old-time radio shows feel like adaptations of those three- and four-page sci-fi comic-book stories. I loved them and I love these shows.

I love these vintage program's, thank for uploading them.

I like the genuinely blue collar sounding geezers, really warms you to the story.... there’s some classic complainin’ -brilliant

Thoughtful Sci fi is so apt for opening the doors of perception!

I really enjoyed this...fear of change messes with us all

I love it when something like this graces some weird frequency on shortwave or even a couple times on nighttime broadcast AM; I always feel like it's someone wanting to send some time-traveling signal chills down my spine (esp. on Halloween). I try to not look at a video feed and let my mind picture the story in my head.

Author: Murray Leinster Story: The Lost Adapted by Ernest Kinoy

Thanks for uploading this great classic!!

"That's Murder!" "YEAH YEAH That's just what it is!"

I come from looking at German novels called "Utopia Zukunftsroman". There is an issue called Dimension X, series 166. I believe it was first written in French as La dimension X.

Every October I feed myself silly on OTR. Thanks for the great mind grub.

That was crazy good. Growing up my parents didn't let me watch a lot of T.V. instead me and the other kids had cassette tapes of old Bible stories. Listening to this really took me back, it was great and to think I only found all this because I was modding Fallout 4 and someone had put this in as a radio mod.

This was a great story!

A lifeboat wouldn't work in space . No air or water .

I agree about the sleeping can't do it without my fix of sci-fi thanks

Based on the story by Murray Leinster

"Monsters from the Id" -- just like Forbidden Planet but without Robbie the Robot.

YES, Our world is Alien. Sadness can only be an emotion of hope. The Why is a kind of communication identity that keeps us moving. Why talk that way? Brian~Koller

Future tense

Illustration looks like one of the StarTrek's Borg ships.

Wow '22

Old SF :)

14:10

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“golly oh gosh” - this is sooo dated, even the speech patterns. the beeps and the structure of the “spaceship” are like WWII submarines LOL

This is ok the fourth tower of inveres is better

IS THIS A COMEDY?

Sily and corny.