The first adventure you will hear is a true one! During WWII after England had declared war on Germany, Londoners lived in daily fear of bombings as they went about their business. This is a "sound-seeing tour" of London one evening presented by the BBC and CBS Radio.

Next up is the third installment of "Temple of Vampires."

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This week a brief digression from "Temple of Vampires," I present Robert Montgomery (right) in the John Buchan story "The Thirty-nine Steps." A story about a man's accidental involvement in espionage and crime on the verge of World War I. "Temple of Vampires" returns next week.

This week I begin a 20 part serial of Carlton E. Morse's Temple of Vampires. Morse was one of radio's most prolific writers and a good storyteller to boot. I'll play the first two episodes this week, then include one each week along with other adventures.

In answer to requests for another of the three existing Christopher London episodes, I am returning once more to the Glenn Ford radio serial Adventures of Christopher London.

This episode was the premier episode called "The Missing Heiress." Plus a couple of early Glenn Ford radio appearances.

Our radio adventure this week follows in the steps of Phillips H. Lord and his production of David Harding, Counterspy. Harding is an agent who covers overseas as well as spies in our own backyard. This week you'll hear an episode from 1949 where Harding is fighting communists within our country.

In 1963, Alfred Hitchcock produced a film called "The Birds" based on the Daphne du Maurier short story. Ten years earlier, a radio version closer to the original story was broadcast over Lux Radio Theatre. This week, our adventure takes us to a town in which it appears the birds are taking their revenge on humans.

This week we travel to "Ship-trap Island" where we become the hunter and the hunted as we follow "The Most Dangerous Game" with Orson Welles and Keenan Wynn.

This week, I continue with part two looking at the "Children's Hour" programming from the thirties and forties. The hour between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM was sometimes called the Children's Hour because of its weekday programs dedicated to the kid's serials. This week: Captain Midnight and Little Orphan Annie.

This week, I begin a two part look at the "Children's Hour" programming from the thirties and forties. The hour between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM was sometimes called the Children's Hour because of its weekday programs dedicated to the kid's serials. This week: Superman and Jack Armstrong, The All-American Boy.

This week we look at the series NBC called "tales of High Adventure." In the early 1950's they produced a series that was very similar to the CBS serial Escape in theme. They called it High Adventure. Many of the episodes weren't bad, just too late to save dramatic radio.

A classic series about the fox and the hound, the hunter and hunted. NBC presents the adventure serial, The Chase. I look at this rather good adventure drama from the early 1950's.

This week we set sail to Havana on a Bold Adventure with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. We find ourselves in a hunt for the Quan Yin Statue.

Radio Adventures turns toward the dark side when I look at Night Beat, Frank Lovejoy and the brilliant scripting this series displayed. Be sure to listen to one of the best radio series ever! The episode is called The Slasher.

Our Radio Adventures takes us to the China Coast in search of Pirates as we travel with The Man Called X! Herbert Marshall Stars. Running Time: approximately 33 minutes.

Return with us to another episode from ESCAPE. This time we find ourselves in the back alleys of Mozambique as we try to escape from death! Running time: 32 minutes.

"This week finds Radio Adventures in the Philippines with International troubleshooter, Christopher London and Glenn Ford in the role. The episode is called 'The Price of Sugar' from February 1950." Running Time: 32 Minutes

"That was the shot that killed Harry Lime. He died in a sewer beneath Vienna...Yes that was the end of Harry Lime, but it was not the beginning. Harry Lime had many lives." Radio Adventures looks at "The Lives of Harry Lime" on this week's podcast. Episode: Ticket to Tangier" Running time about 33 minutes.

Radio Adventures takes you this week to Sicily on a Dangerous Adventure with Steve Mitchell in "Relief Supplies" the premier episode. Total running time: about 34 minutes.

This week from I Love Adventure by the prolific Carlton E. Morse creator of One Man's Family and I Love A Mystery. This week's episode is The Kwan Moon Dagger!