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Bogart and Bacall TributePart 2: Bold Venture Re-Imagined Radio presents Part 2 of our Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall Tribute. Part 2 samples from the first two episodes of their syndicated action-adventure radio series Bold Venture, 1951-1952. Slate Shannon (Bogart) and Gail “Sailor” Duval (Bacall), operate a hotel and charter boat in Havana, Cuba, before […]

Bogart and Bacall TributePart 1: To Have and Have Not Re-Imagined Radio presents a two-part tribute to the radio collaborations of Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. Part 1 spotlights “To Have and Have Not,” the 1946 Lux Radio Theatre adaptation of their 1943 motion picture, To Have and Have Not. Enjoy listening Season 13, Episode

D-Day Radio StoriesA documentary sound collage Re-Imagined Radio combines multiple “eye witness” radio news reports for this part documentary, part sound collage of stories about D-Day, the invasion of Europe by Allied military forces to repel German invaders and end World War II, June 6, 1944. “D-Day Radio Stories” provides a different storyline for this

Frank Lovejoy TributeA dependable, productive voice actor 
From the 1930s to the 1950s, the golden years of radio drama, Frank Andrew Lovejoy (1912-1962) was a dependable and productive radio voice actor. But, despite his appearances on MANY radio programs in his career, Frank Lovejoy is not well know today. With this episode, Re-Imagined Radio seeks

Waters and RuinsTwo sound-based stories by Martin J. Gallagher Re-Imagined Radio samples two stories by Martin J. Gallagher, an independent composer and sound designer based in Portland, Oregon. Each story is framed by music. “And the Waters” remembers William (Sam) Gregory, a Portland playwright/poet, who died in 2024. “The Ruins of Mauripol” (a response to

The Lives of Harry Lime Imaginative crimes and misadventuresPremiere broadcast: 20 January 2025Season 13, Episode 01 Re-Imagined Radio samples the first and last episodes of The Lives of Harry Lime (syndicated United States broadcasts 1951-1952. Elsewhere titled The Adventures of Harry Lime). Both episodes star Orson Welles (of “The War of the Worlds” fame) as

Every year since 2013, Re-Imagined Radio has offered some iteration of “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens as a community holiday celebration. This year we sample a version from the “Richard Diamond, Private Detective” series, starring Richard Powell. We also sample from “This Is Your FBI” and “It’s a Wonderful Life” starring Jimmy Stewart. Happy

Re-Imagined Radio premiers this two-part cinematic radio story by Jerrel McQuen and Marc Rose. In Part 2, Spencer Knightbridge, transformed by a bizarre lab accident into an “Eclipsoid Man,” a negative inverse of himself with incredible telekinetic powers of destruction, discovers how completely he has been betrayed by everyone associated with his life. An episode

Re-Imagined Radio premiers this two-part cinematic radio story by Jerrel McQuen and Marc Rose as a Guest Produced episode. In Part 1, Spencer Knightbridge is transformed into a quixotic one-man holocaust, bent on avenging horrible wrongs done him while growing up in Quayment’s Neon Bowery. In Part 2, Knightbridge discovers that the brutal ghosts of

Re-Imagined Radio presents WRW Retrospective Redux as a memoriam to Sam A. Mowry, who died July 20, 2024, in Portland, Oregon. Mowry, founder and director of Willamette Radio Workshop (WRW), was a leader of the theatrical, voice acting, and audio storytelling communities. We revisit our earlier WRW Retrospective and feature recordings of Mowry’s appearances in