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Yes ,Greenbottle was a great radio show in the 50's..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_N0MeRsVSYc

yes, there are a few weekend shows that have story telling on Saturdays and Sundays, 88.5 FM, in the bay area of California. very good shows.

I think I remember from my childhood a story that started with the sound of a creaking door? I think I also remember one called "Boston Blackie"?

Of course my mother used to listen to "The Proctor and Gamble Hour". That was four soap operas, fifteen minutes each. She never missed it.

country bumpkin

How cool is that! Wow!

....yes, when I was a kid

No. The radio shows that were dramas or comedys came on before I was born. But, I heard about them from my parents. There are none of them on the radio here in the Detroit area.  :- ( 

Yes...like a carnival tune. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCv5_h7r_9g

As a loyal Englishman with dual citizenship (British/German), I must mention here the British radio soap opera The Archers, aired on BBC’s Radio 4. Now, with over 19,000 episodes, it is the world’s longest-running drama. 

And long may it continue.

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