No special event this week! We’re just listening to Candy Matson for the sheer pleasure of it. In this episode the San Francisco-based detective is called in to investigate a dead body discovered in a restaurant. Some time after that, she goes to the opera! Is that essentially the whole story? Is the food any good? Who writes this stuff? Listen for yourself and find out! Then vote and let us know what you think!
You might also like...
This sci-fi themed episode of Quiet Please was recommended to us by our Patreon supporter Lance. Thanks, Lance! Appropriate to the...
Our Patreon supporter Simon recommended we make another Appointment with Fear for an episode entitled, “The Clock Strikes...
The seas aren’t safe while a madman commands the crew of a submarine, sinking whatever ships it finds! But Lamont Cranston is on the...
This episode was recorded live at the Bryant-Lake Bowl in Minneapolis with special guest, Shanan Custer! We’re listening to...
A violent series of robberies have Joe Friday and the entire L.A. police force on high alert in this episode of Dragnet, “The Red...
Philo Vance returns to the podcast! S.S. Van Dine’s classic detective pits his wits against a gang of robbers targeting upper class...
OMG. This is one of my favorite OTR episodes. I’m biased because I work in the costume shop at the Detroit Opera House, which has a little tunnel (no water in it) from one part of the building to another, I adore Italian food, and my favorite Opera is Faust! A fabulous lady detective in an era of male dominated field (investigator, radio drama star, single professional woman with a great sense of humor). Also the concept that Mallard keeps giving her guns instead of helping her learn how to protect herself, is SO pertinent for today’s climate.
Candy Matson is a lot of fun, but for me the best part was when the announcer identified himself as Dudley Manlove! (Yes, snicker away.) Manlove was one of the stars of Ed Wood’s movie masterpiece “Plan 9 from Outer Space;” he played Eros, the alien invader!