The Great Detectives of Old Time Radio

I've learned a few things from this podcast such as: - What Monsieur Spade was up to before he moved to France - That Casey Crime Photographer is not actually part of CSI but is instead a journalist - "Broadway is my Beat" is not a kicky, light comedy about a member of the chorus uncovering shenanigans in the theater community. Instead it is about an NYPD homicide detective working from "Times Square to Columbus Circle — the gaudiest, the most violent, the lonesomest mile in the world" Now the only mystery that remains is: How did Mr Chameleon get so many episodes? Seriously, this is an entertaining and informative podcast.

The new excessive ads and talk of Patreon really takes away from an otherwise good show. Last check there were over 4 minutes of advertising. I also hate you might also like suggestions automatically downloaded an added that are not the same type of show

I’ve been a huge fan of old-time radio since I was in elementary school and would check out LPs of old Sherlock Holmes and The Shadow radio shows. I’ve been listening to old Time radio collections since they first started popping up on the Internet and tried every old radio show podcast there is. This is the best of them all. Host Adam not only presents the most popular shows but manages to find whole series of programs I never knew about. Adam is a great host and the contextual information he presents is always super interesting. My favorite shows are Richard Diamond, Sherlock Holmes, and The Saint with Vincent Price. Keep up the great work Adam! I’ve enjoyed your recent episodes where you have other relevant pod-cast co-host/crossovers as well.

What is up with the You Might Also Like interruptions?!?! How about this, if you are going to be obtrusive at least list shows that go along with the theme! I’m sure you’re getting a kickback but really!