Philosophy
One of those science fiction offerings that escaped the pale of radioactive creatures that run amuck destroying cities and eating people. The 1951 film was sophisticated and a huge success. Below are two radio adaptations that followed that stared Michael Rennie.
Actor Michael Rennie reprises his role as Klaatu for the radio listening audience. Jean Peters plays Helen Benson. Billy Gray is recognizable as the character of Bobby Benson and Professor Barnhardt.
Hollywood Radio Theater [ca. 1953]
Lux Radio Theater [Episode 863, January 4th, 1954]
Thematic material: Technology limitations, messianic portrayal of Klaatu, limitations of robots [Gort].
- The Power Of Radio
Today happens to be the birthdays of both Rush Limbaugh and Howard Stern. Probably a good time to think about radio. The Republican Revolution of the 90s could not have happened without the power of radio. But now, Obama takes the Presdient's weekly...
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The CBS Radio Mystery Theater presents Jacques Futrell's "Murder on the Space Shuttle" dramatized by Lewis, G. Frederick and staring Velia Greay, Gordon Heath, Paul Hecht, and Gilbert Mack. Episode #1169 first aired on March 9th, 1981. "Murder on...
- Radio Transmissions Into Space And Alien Life
Abstract... Deliberate and unintentional radio transmissions from Earth propagate into space. These transmissions could be detected by extraterrestrial watchers over interstellar distances. Here, we analyze the harms and benefits of deliberate and unintentional...
- Nbc University Theater Of The Air...quality Radio Adaptations Of Classic Literature
If you've ever desired to read the classics but can't seem to find the time, these shows are a great alternative. Almost all have survived in good audio quality. In 1944, NBC brought WORLD'S GREAT NOVELS to radio, offering high quality...
- Cq, Cq, Cq...amateur Radio Operators Are Concerned
Does the government own the broadcast spectrum? "Ham radio operators concerned about losing band" by Didi Tang and Malia Rulon USA TODAY Ham radio enthusiasts nationwide are concerned about a bill in Congress that they say would limit their ability...
Philosophy
"The Day the Earth Stood Still"...radio adaptations
One of those science fiction offerings that escaped the pale of radioactive creatures that run amuck destroying cities and eating people. The 1951 film was sophisticated and a huge success. Below are two radio adaptations that followed that stared Michael Rennie.
Actor Michael Rennie reprises his role as Klaatu for the radio listening audience. Jean Peters plays Helen Benson. Billy Gray is recognizable as the character of Bobby Benson and Professor Barnhardt.
Hollywood Radio Theater [ca. 1953]
Lux Radio Theater [Episode 863, January 4th, 1954]
Thematic material: Technology limitations, messianic portrayal of Klaatu, limitations of robots [Gort].
- The Power Of Radio
Today happens to be the birthdays of both Rush Limbaugh and Howard Stern. Probably a good time to think about radio. The Republican Revolution of the 90s could not have happened without the power of radio. But now, Obama takes the Presdient's weekly...
- Cbs Radio Mystery Theater Presents "murder On The Space Shuttle"
The CBS Radio Mystery Theater presents Jacques Futrell's "Murder on the Space Shuttle" dramatized by Lewis, G. Frederick and staring Velia Greay, Gordon Heath, Paul Hecht, and Gilbert Mack. Episode #1169 first aired on March 9th, 1981. "Murder on...
- Radio Transmissions Into Space And Alien Life
Abstract... Deliberate and unintentional radio transmissions from Earth propagate into space. These transmissions could be detected by extraterrestrial watchers over interstellar distances. Here, we analyze the harms and benefits of deliberate and unintentional...
- Nbc University Theater Of The Air...quality Radio Adaptations Of Classic Literature
If you've ever desired to read the classics but can't seem to find the time, these shows are a great alternative. Almost all have survived in good audio quality. In 1944, NBC brought WORLD'S GREAT NOVELS to radio, offering high quality...
- Cq, Cq, Cq...amateur Radio Operators Are Concerned
Does the government own the broadcast spectrum? "Ham radio operators concerned about losing band" by Didi Tang and Malia Rulon USA TODAY Ham radio enthusiasts nationwide are concerned about a bill in Congress that they say would limit their ability...