RAS #487 – The Country Tavern

On Ron’s Amazing Stories this time we have ghost stories and spend some time in space being afraid of The Nothing. If that doesn’t make any sense …It will later on. We have an epic story from James that follows a haunting in a restaurant in New Hampshire. This one is so good that I titled the podcast after it. The Country Tavern.

Featured Story – The Nothing

Our featured story for this week is so good. When man first went into space there was a real concern about what we would find out there. But did they really think about what would happen if they found nothing? That is what our story is about and it is titled The Nothing. It was written by Tom Godwin, and is read by Mark Nelson

Other Stories Include – By Any Other Name, IRobot, The Country Tavern, The Shadow Man Likes His Sheets, I Swear It Took Our Sheets, and Johnny Is It True – Strange Stuff.

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RAS #486 – Dead Man’s Planet

On Ron’s Amazing Stories we have a Near Death Experience from Chad and a story from Darren that just might have you believing in the paranormal (or least wanting a shave and a haircut). Our featured story is engaging to say the least. It is about a dog, a boy, and an event that occurred 800 years ago. The cool part is that it is read for us by our old friend Mark Nelson. I think you are going to like it. We end the program with a history lesson from ancient Egypt circa 1152bc. So, press the play button and enjoy the show.

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Featured Story – Dead Man’s Planet

Our featured story is captivating. It first appeared in Galaxy Science Fiction in February of 1955. It is not like anything we have had before on the podcast. It presents a picture of the future that probably represents what space travel and planet-hopping will be like. It was written by William Morrison and is read for us by Mark Nelson. The story is titled Dead Man’s Planet.

When a driven man arrives at a cemetery world,
what else can it be but the journey’s end or
the start of a new one?

Other Stories Include: The Rawlings Murder, The Singularity Trap, The Dark Shadow And The Laundry Basket, Grandpa’s Last Wish, Dead Man’s Planet, and A Strike In 1152 BC

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RAS #485 – Dagger Heart Station

On Ron’s Amazing Stories this week we have an incredibly creepy story sent in by Faye from Virginia. This one ties an old train station to a haunting with freaky results. Then we have something that we have never heard before. Buck Rogers joins the RAS lineup with a story about a stolen rocket ship and a Gyro-Cosmic Realivator. After you listen to this one I have a challenge for you. Follow the link below and take the poll.

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Featured Story – Gyro-Cosmic Realivator

Our featured story this week comes from the golden age of radio. Buck Rogers was initially broadcast as a 15-minute show on CBS Radio. It was a drama series based on the novel and comics series. What we have is a story that aired between April 5th through the 30th in 1939. It is titled The Gyro-Cosmic Realivator. Rogers must face off with Killer Cane who has taken Buck’s prototype of a brand new rocketship.

Stories Include – The Collector’s Murder, Stargazer, Dagger Heart Station, Buck Rogers – Gyro-Cosmic Realivator [Parts 1,2 and 3]

RAS #484 – The Case Of The Flying Saucer

On Ron’s Amazing Stories this time we take a look back at the Flying Saucer. Yes, I said a look back. In fact, we head to April 7, 1950, and a CBS news report presented by Edward Murrow. One of the legends of the news business. Also, on the show, we have two brand new listener UFO stories and I pull one of the most amazing tales we have ever had from the archives. So press that play button and enjoy the show.

Featured Story – The Case Of The Flying Saucer

Our featured story is actually a collection of news stories presented by the legendary Edward R. Murrow. They all follow the theme of UFOs or Flying Saucers. They range from eyewitness accounts to interviews with notable personalities. The cool part. They were all recorded during the golden age of radio.

Stories Include – Blind Confession, The Case Of The Flying Saucer, Alien Encounters, The Night to be Feared, Big Balls of Light, and Château Lafite Rothschild

RAS #483 – Paul And Buddys Excellent Adventure

On Ron’s Amazing Stories this week it is all about one of the tallest buildings in the world. What is that you may ask? The Empire State building. We have three stories that take place there including one from listener Paul Hart that is amazing! We also have a brand new Johnny Is It True that just might teach you a thing or two about the building’s history. Our featured story comes from the OTR series Challenge Of The Yukon. It will keep you guessing until the end. So come with us today as we explore some truly amazing stories.

Program Links: You can read GhostGhoul’s article The Most Beautiful Suicide here. Also if you want to see the photos of Evelyn McHale follow this link.

Featured Story – Our featured story takes place in the far north. It comes from the OTR series Challenge Of The Yukon. In today’s tale we hear a bit about the early days of crime solving and the smarts of the husky known as King. The episode is titled Murder On Train Time and first aired on September 23, 1943.

Stories Include – The Too Early Bird, Interview With The Robot, The Most Beautiful Suicide, My brother saw a woman just pop on the roof, Paul and Buddy’s Excellent Adventure, Johnny Is It True – Empire State Building, and Murder on Train Time