Coming up this week on the old-time radio snack wagon.

How was things, I asked the uncle real gay and carefree?

I was shining like the sun overhead one minute

and hit by a clap of thunder and a bolt of lightning the next.

You're going to the wedding, Davy?

I tell you, boy, I kind of wish it was you the girl was married.

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Music Welcome to the Great Detactives of old-time radio from Boise, Idaho.

This is your host, Adam Graham.

If you have a comment, send it to me, Box 13 at greatdetectives.net. Follow us on Twitter at Radio Detactives and become one of our friends on

Facebook. Facebook.com slash radio detectives. Well, we're going to talk a little bit about the listener

support campaign after the show, but before we do get started, I did want to talk to you instead today

about Radio Pres preservation. The reason

that we have so many great programs, tens of thousands of radio programs that we can listen to,

is because of dedicated hobbyists and volunteers who have collected, collated, research old-time radio programs.

The old-time radio researchers group is one of the premier organizations handling this.

And they need volunteers, people to help out with listening to programs for potential

certification.

They release sets of programs to make it easier for people to sort through the mass.

They have just a wide variety of different programs out there.

People to record voiceovers, people to write and to edit for their online encyclopedia, as well as their magazine. And it really is a

great organization and for us to continue to have more programs to enjoy and to preserve what we

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