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Discussions of plots, program identification, actors, details, radio stations, air dates, etc. If you are trying to identify a particular program based on a portion that you remember, post here and we'll try to help.

Discussions about sharing or trading CBSRMT programs. Selling the programs is illegal and such posts are not allowed.

You're the critic! Start your own listening log here and each time you listen to a program, post a reply to your log with the name and date of the program and a sentence or two describing the program for other listeners. This is not an attempt to create a comprehensive review of each program, but will aid others in trying to identify a particular program or for those looking for something interesting to listen to. (Don't give away the endings!)

Each week (on Sunday or Monday), the title of a program is posted in this forum. Everyone who wants to participate should listen to the program. We will make the program available for those who do not have it. You should listen to the program and prepare your comments to post to the discussion before you read the comments posted by other members! A discussion of the program will follow.

Off-topic discussions by CBSRMT fans. Please do not post controversial topics or replies.

Known as "General Mills Radio Adventure Theater" the first time this series aired in 1977, and then renamed CBSRAT for the repeat season later that year and into early 1978, there were only 52 episodes for this series geared toward younger listeners. Post all CBSRAT requests, discussions, and Listening Logs in this forum and listen with the kids!

Airing weekly in 1956 and 1957, The CBS Radio Workshop featured mystery, adventure, docu-drama, documentary, fantasy, science fiction, musical (including opera), comedy, satire, and even horror programs. There were (apparently) 85 programs in the series. Post all CBSRW requests, discussions, and Listening Logs in this forum.

Running from early 1979 through late 1980, The Sears (later renamed Mutual) Radio Theater aired 5 days a week with rotating hosts and themes. Themes were western, comedy, mystery, love and hate, and adventure. There were a combined 232 original programs. Post all requests, discussions, and Listening Logs in this forum.

Theater Five was one of the American Broadcasting Company's last attempts to revive dramatic radio. These were tightly scripted programs that packed excitement and suspense into a 25 minute package. Theater Five aired weekdays for 52 weeks with a total of 260 shows from August 3, 1964 until July 30, 1965. Only five of the programs are thought to be unavailable.