In the Bag

Two salesmen vie for a promotion, a milion dollar contract and the love of a beautiful woman.  Will our hero experience the thrill of vicory or the agony of defeat?  Will he win the gold or just crap out?  Ruth Last and David Van Meter join the ART ensemble for this light hearted romance.


A Lost Show Re-created

ART presents a lost episode from "The Whistler."  Originally broadcast on June 9, 1948, here is our rendition of "The Necklace Was Incidental".


Just for Fun

Here's a cold read of the Suspense episode originally broadcast on October 17, 1946, entitled "The Man Who Thought He Was Edward G. Robinson."


From Lexington

For your holiday enjoyment, the Lexington Chapter of ART proudly presents an adaptation of a Radio City Playhouse Christmas classic - 'Twas the Night Before Christmas... or Goats Gone Wild!  Starring Roger Tremaine, John Heflin and Luralyn Lahr.


Christmas Special 

Just in time for the holiday season!   ART presents an original production, written by Reynaun LeBoeuf - North Pole, My Beat.  Also on this month's podcast, two episodes of the classic Christmas OTR serial, The Cinnamon Bear.

Halloween Special 

ART presents an ectoplasmic double feature - two brand new re-creations of programs from radio's golden age.  First up:  The Legend of Sleepy Hollow as heard on The Hallmark Playhouse in October of 1950, starring Cole Hornaday and Pat McNally.  Followed by:  Good Ghost, a tale written by Wyllis Cooper and originally presented on Quiet Please, October 24th, 1948, starring Cliff Carpenter, Kevin O'Morrison and Jean Rouverol-Butler.erican Radio Theater presents an ectoplasmic double feature - two brand new re-creations of programs from radio's golden age.  First up:  The Legend of Sleepy Hollow as hear
d on The Hallmark Playhouse in October of 1950, starring Cole Hornaday and Pat McNally.  Followed by:  Go
The Poison Belt    

Recorded live at ART's Radio Studio 2008, The Poison Belt is a Professor Challenger adventure adapted for radio by Cole Hornaday from the  original story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

od Ghost, a tale written by Wyllis Cooper and originally presented on Quiet Please, October 24th, 1948, starring Cliff Carpenter, Kevin O'Morrison and Jean Rouverol-Butler.