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Radioclassics (Siriusxm Ch. 148) Gregbellmedia SHOW TIME RadioClassics (SiriusXM Ch. 148) gregbellmedia.com June 21st - June 27th, 2021 SHOW TIME PT ET MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY PT ET 9pm 12mid Mary Livingstone B-Day Fibber McGee & Molly I Was A Communist More Peter Lorre B-Day Frontier Town 10/24/52 Dimension X Family Theatre 7/8/53 9pm 12mid Prev Jack Benny Prgm 2/23/47 From October 10th, 1944 For The FBI 5/7/52 on Fred Allen Show 1/3/43 The Cisco Kid 3/31/53 "The Embassy" 6/3/50 CBS Radio Workshp 8/17/56 Prev Night Night Jack Benny Prgm 9/21/52 Burns & Allen Show 5/18/43 Gangbusters 8/16/52 on Duffy's Tavern 10/19/43 Broadway's My Beat 4/21/50 X-Minus One 8/29/57 Broadway Is My Beat Dragnet Big Guilt 11/23/52 Black Museum 11/25/52 Casey, Crime Photog 1/8/48 Inner Sanctum 3/7/43 Calling All Cars 9/7/37 Burns & Allen 3/27/47 From Dec. 31st, 1949 Big Town 6/18/42 Suspense 6/14/45 Sherlock Holmes 3/31/47 Suspense 7/20/44 Great Gildersleeve 3/1/50 Gunsmoke Belle's Back 9/9/56 11pm 2am Phil Harris Birthday (1) Phil Harris Birthday (2) Mr District Attorney 11/30/52 Paul Frees Birthday (1) Yours Truly, Johnny Boston Blackie 77th Annv Lux Radio's (9/26/38) 11pm 2am Prev Harris & Faye 12/11/53 From Harris & Faye Show Sam Spade 8/2/48 The Whistler 5/22/49 Dollar Marathon Jan 1956 w/ Chester Morris 7/28/44 Seven Keys To Baldpate Prev Night Night Harris & Faye 10/19/52 11/13/49 & 1/13/52 Dimension X 7/12/51 EscapeHouseUsher 10/22/47 The Flight Six Matter w/ Dick Kollmar 1/29/46 with Jack & Mary Benny Harris & Faye 1/15/50 On Suspense 5/10/51 X Minus One 4/24/57 Hawk Larabee 9/6/47 with Bob Bailey w/ Dick Kollmar 3/12/46 Jack Benny Prgm 4/26/42 Jack Benny Prgm 10/29/44 Jack Benny Prgm 10/4/36 Gunsmoke(as Doc!)12/12/53 2000 Plus 6/21/50 Harry Nile 11/18 2007 Jack Benny Prgm 5/21/50 1am 4am Screen Director's 3/29/51 Jack Dempsey On The Lineup 6/17/52 John McIntire Special Dragnet Big Boys 3/16/50 Jane Russell's 100th I Was A Communist 1am 4am "Next Time We Love" Master Mentalist 8/2/44 Calling All Cars 8/11/37 Suspense Hour 2/28/48 Dragnet Big Stop 5/4/54 Command Perform...9/13/44 For The FBI 5/7/52 E Parker J Stewart Bill Stern Sports 4/2/48 2 from CBS Radio Workshop "House By The River " Two From Mr. & Mrs. North Alan Young Show 2/8/46 Gangbusters 8/16/52 Lifebuoy Show 5/25/44 CBS Radio Workshp 9/8/57 Another Point..Hamlet 6/22/56 Escape 11/19/47 "Death Trap" 2/26/52 The Falcon Fatal Fix 5/4/52 Casey, Crime Photog 1/8/48 2 from Vic & Sade 1940s Red Skelton Show 11/25/47 Heart Of Man 8/4/57 Frontier Fighters 1935 "Frizby Klizby" 1/17/45 The Falcon Big Talker 4/29/51 Sherlock Holmes 3/31/47 3am 6am Family Theatre 7/8/53 Rogue's Gallery 76th Frontier Town 10/24/52 Peter Lorre Special The Aldrich Family 10/12/52 Mary Livingstone B-Day Jack Dempsey On 3am 6am CBS Radio Workshp 8/17/56 Starring Dick Powell - Two The Cisco Kid 3/31/53 Mystery In The Air 8/7/47 Abbott & Costello 12/14/48 Jack Benny Prgm 2/23/47 Master Mentalist 8/2/44 Broadway Is My Beat Epis 5/9/45 & 5/16/45 Broadway's My Beat 4/21/50 Mystery In The Air 9/25/47 Fort Laramie 5/20/56 Jack Benny Prgm 9/21/52 Bill Stern Sports 4/2/48 From Dec. 31st, 1949 Richard Diamond 6/7/53 Calling All Cars 9/7/37 Suspense 8/30/45 Crime Classics 7/20/53 Dragnet Big Guilt 11/23/52 CBS Radio Workshp 9/8/57 Gunsmoke Belle's Back 9/9/56 The Whistler 3/23/52 On Jack Benny 3/24/46 Big Town 6/18/42 Red Skelton Show 11/25/47 5am 8am Boston Blackie 77th Annv More Peter Lorre B-Day Jack Moyles Birthday Screen Director's 3/29/51 Lux Radio's (9/26/38) When Radio Was Paul Frees Birthday (1) 5am 8am w/ Chester Morris 7/28/44 on Fred Allen Show 1/3/43 Escape 10/29/50 "Next Time We Love" Seven Keys To Baldpate Archie Andrews 9/4/48 The Whistler 5/22/49 w/ Dick Kollmar 1/29/46 on Duffy's Tavern 10/19/43 Rocky Jordan 1/2/49 E Parker J Stewart with Jack & Mary Benny Fibber McGee 1/15/52 Pt 1 EscapeHouseUsher 10/22/47 w/ Dick Kollmar 3/12/46 Inner Sanctum 3/7/43 Rocky Jordan 11/13/49 Lifebuoy Show 5/25/44 Jack Benny Prgm 4/26/42 Charlie McCarthy 1/3/43 Hawk Larabee 9/6/47 Harry Nile 11/18 2007 Suspense 7/20/44 The Whistler 1/31/54 2 from Vic & Sade 1940s Jack Benny Prgm 5/21/50 Honest Harold 1/3/51 Gunsmoke(as Doc!)12/12/53 7am 10am Dimension X Hopalong Cassidy 6/2/51 Jane Russell's 100th Fibber McGee & Molly Mr District Attorney 11/30/52 Phil Harris Birthday (2) Frontier Town 10/24/52 7am 10am "The Embassy" 6/3/50 Gunsmoke 9/27/54 Command Perform...9/13/44 From October 10th, 1944 Sam Spade 8/2/48 From Harris & Faye Show The Cisco Kid 3/31/53 X-Minus One 8/29/57 Father Knows Best 6/21/51 Alan Young Show 2/8/46 Burns & Allen Show 5/18/43 Dimension X 7/12/51 11/13/49 & 1/13/52 Broadway's My Beat 4/21/50 Burns & Allen 3/27/47 Fibber McGee & Molly The Falcon Fatal Fix 5/4/52 Black Museum 11/25/52 X Minus One 4/24/57 On Suspense 5/10/51 Calling All Cars 9/7/37 Great Gildersleeve 3/1/50 From Feb. 10th, 1948 The Falcon Big Talker 4/29/51 Suspense 6/14/45 Jack Benny Prgm 10/4/36 9am 12 When Radio Was When Radio Was When Radio Was When Radio Was When Radio Was Paul Frees Birthday (2) Phil Harris Birthday (1) 9am 12 Noon Charlie McCarthy 1/31/54 Red Skelton 11/7/51 Pt 2 Gunsmoke 9/17/55 Cavalcade/America 3/26/45 The Haunting Hour 5/5/45 The Green Lama 6/26/49 Harris & Faye 12/11/53 Noon Red Skelton 11/7/51 Pt 1 Inner Sanctum 6/10/44 Superman 3/3/48 Pt 11 Vic and Sade 2/27/40 Johnny Dollar 5/4/56 Pt 5 Escape 12/3/473/7/48 Harris & Faye 10/19/52 Let George Do It 6/19/50 The Green Hornet 11/14/44 Charlie McCarthy 1/3/43 Let George Do It 6/19/50 The Green Hornet 11/14/44 Escape 11/8/49 Harris & Faye 1/15/50 The Whistler 9/5/42 Crime Club 4/3/47 Honest Harold 1/3/51 The Whistler 9/5/42 Crime Club 4/3/47 The Black Book 2/17/52 Jack Benny Prgm 10/29/44 11am 2pm John McIntire Special Paul Frees Birthday (1) Yours Truly, Johnny Paul Frees Birthday (2) I Was A Communist Rogue's Gallery 76th Hopalong Cassidy 6/2/51 11am 2pm Suspense Hour 2/28/48 The Whistler 5/22/49 Dollar Marathon Jan 1956 The Green Lama 6/26/49 For The FBI 5/7/52 Starring Dick Powell - Two Gunsmoke 9/27/54 "House By The River " EscapeHouseUsher 10/22/47 The Flight Six Matter Escape 12/3/473/7/48 Gangbusters 8/16/52 Epis 5/9/45 & 5/16/45 Father Knows Best 6/21/51 Escape 11/19/47 Hawk Larabee 9/6/47 with Bob Bailey Escape 11/8/49 Casey, Crime Photog 1/8/48 Richard Diamond 6/7/53 Fibber McGee & Molly Frontier Fighters 1935 Gunsmoke(as Doc!)12/12/53 2000 Plus 6/21/50 The Black Book 2/17/52 Sherlock Holmes 3/31/47 The Whistler 3/23/52 From Feb. 10th, 1948 1pm 4pm Jack Moyles Birthday The Aldrich Family 10/12/52 Lux Radio's (9/26/38) Phil Harris Birthday (1) The Lineup 6/17/52 Screen Director's 3/29/51 Fibber McGee & Molly 1pm 4pm Escape 10/29/50 Abbott & Costello 12/14/48 Seven Keys To Baldpate Harris & Faye 12/11/53 Calling All Cars 8/11/37 "Next Time We Love" From October 10th, 1944 Rocky Jordan 1/2/49 Fort Laramie 5/20/56 with Jack & Mary Benny Harris & Faye 10/19/52 2 from CBS Radio Workshop E Parker J Stewart Burns & Allen Show 5/18/43 Rocky Jordan 11/13/49 Crime Classics 7/20/53 Jack Benny Prgm 4/26/42 Harris & Faye 1/15/50 Another Point..Hamlet 6/22/56 Lifebuoy Show 5/25/44 Black Museum 11/25/52 The Whistler 1/31/54 Jack Benny Prgm 5/21/50 Jack Benny Prgm 10/29/44 Heart Of Man 8/4/57 2 from Vic & Sade 1940s Suspense 6/14/45 3pm 6pm Peter Lorre Special Dragnet Big Boys 3/16/50 Dimension X Jack Dempsey On Frontier Gentleman 3/9/58 More Peter Lorre B-Day When Radio Was 3pm 6pm Mystery In The Air 8/7/47 Dragnet Big Stop 5/4/54 "The Embassy" 6/3/50 Master Mentalist 8/2/44 Gunsmoke - 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