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Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio! A podcast featuring the best vintage detective radio programs. Each week from Monday through Saturday, we feature six of Old Time Radio's great detective series from the beginning of the show to its very last episode. And as a bonus, twice a month we also post a public domain movie or TV mystery or detective show video.

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EP0115: Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: Skullduggery in Skull Canyon

Johnny is sent to investigate a mine that’s stopped paying off for its owners.

Original Air Date: November 26, 1949

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EP0114: Sherlock Holmes: The Limping Ghost

Holmes is off to a Scottish castle to investigate the legend of a ghost whose appearance announces death.

Original Air Date: September 3, 1945

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EP0113: Let George Do It: The Perfect Specimen

A doctor gets a note advising him of when he’ll die and how. He hires George to stop it. But despite the threat on the doctor’s life, George feels the doctor’s trying to hide something

Original Air Date: August 9, 1948

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EP0112: Jeff Regan: The Lady With the Golden Hair

A rich make-up artist hires International to protect him from someone who’s trying to kill him.

Original Air Date: July 31, 1948

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EP0111: Box 13: Three to Die

Dan goes undercover as a sandhog to find out who’s been sabotaging the construction of a tunnel.
Original Air Date: June 2, 1948
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RIP Robert Culp

Robert Culp has passed away. As with other older actors whose work I shouldn’t be familiar with, I’m a big fan of Culp’s and Bill Cosby’s I Spy. I have it on my Netflix Instant watch queue. It was truly cool and showed forth wonderfulness. Even 40 years later it stands up pretty darn well. And Culp will definitely be missed

Bill Cosby paid tribute to his friend :

“The first-born in every family is always dreaming for an imaginary older brother or sister who will look out for them,” Cosby said. “Bob was the answer to my dreams.”

If you haven’t seen I Spy, I’ll give you a fair chance to avail yourself if you’ve got 51 minutes to spare. (yes, in the 1960s, you actually could get 51 minutes of show in an hour.) And if you’ve got another fifty minutes check out Greatest American Hero, a 1980s show featuring Culp.