This week at Brunch we have a little of everything but we're going to start by remembering Munich. I know what you're thinking. The Olympics 1972 but this is different. So join us for Brunch at:

http://www.radiooutofthepast.org

or use the direct link:

http://conference321.com/masteradmin/room.asp?id=rs8d80999b8145

Just fill in your name, press enter (no password is required) to enter the room and join us at 1130 Eastern 1630 UTC for a half-hour of chat. The programs will begin at 1200 Eastern, 1700 UTC.

Please Join Rob Hancik Saturday evening March 1st, as he brings us two wonderful episodes of The Ozzie And Harriet Show. First we will be entertained with “Plumbing Problems” which will be followed by “Homemade Icecream.”

To join in the fun, you will need a microphone connected to your sound card, then join us by going to http://www.radiooutofthepast.org and click on the Old Time Radio link, or use the direct link:

http://conference321.com/masteradmin/room.asp?id=rs8d80999b8145

The festivities begin shortly before 8:00 PM Eastern.

Robert Acosta
www.radiooutofthepast.org

In May of 1929, a book was published that to this date is considered by some, the greatest war epic of our time. It was written while the author spent some time during his many adventures abroad at a relative’s home in Arkansas. The book is written in five books and tells the story of Frederick Henry and Catherine Barkley and it takes place during World War I on the Italian front. If you haven't figured it out the book is "A Farewell to Arms," and its author is Ernest Hemingway. When I first looked at tackling this classic I had many questions to consider.

Please Join Matt and Fred on Saturday, March 8th, for Brunch With The Brits Brunch at:

http://www.radiooutofthepast.org

or use the direct link:

http://conference321.com/masteradmin/room.asp?id=rs8d80999b8145

Just fill in your name, press enter (no password is required) to enter the room and join us at 1130 Eastern 1630 UTC for a half-hour of chat. The programs will begin at 1200 Eastern, 1700 UTC.

Join us this Saturday evening in the old time radio room as Rob Hancik presents two great episodes of Suspense. To join in on the fun go to:

http://www.radioout ofthepast. org

Or use the direct link:

http://conference32 1.com/masteradmi n/room.asp? id=rs8d80999b814 5

Just fill in your name, press enter (no password is required) to enter the room and join us at 7:30 PM Eastern for a half-hour of chat. The programs will begin at 8:00 PM Eastern

Hello old Time Radio Fans,
Thanks to the help of Professor Fred Bertelsen, I can now play old time radio shows into our audio community room on www.radiooutofthepast.org.
I shall be playing a two-part Escape program called Earth Abides. A mysterious virus has virtually wiped out the human race. however, some do survive.

Our official audio chat about old time radio will begin tomorrow Evening march 13, 2008, at 8 pm EDT. The shows will begin at 9 pm EDT.

It's just around the corner! It's not only Easter but St. Patrick's Day--Be sure to wear your green as you settle in to listen to two full days of old-time-radio shows. It's March 15 and 16, from 9 a.m. Pacific to 9 p.m. Pacific (or noon to midnight for you east coasters.)

Location: in your own living room or wherever your computer hangs its mouse--www.RadioOutofthePast.org. In the old-time-radio room.

What's in store for us? Here's a quick run-down of the shows by their hosts. The shows are not necessarily going to be played in the following order:

Saturday March 15

It's just around the corner! It's not only Easter but St. Patrick's Day--Be sure to wear your green as you settle in to listen to two full days of old-time-radio shows. It's March 15 and 16, from 9 a.m. Pacific to 9 p.m. Pacific (or noon to midnight for you east coasters.)

Location: in your own living room or wherever your computer hangs its mouse--www.RadioOutofthePast.org. In the old-time-radio room.

What's in store for us? Here's a quick run-down of the shows by their hosts. The shows are not necessarily going to be played in the following order:

Saturday March 15

Dear old Time Radio Fans,
I hope you were able to attend our St. Patrick's Day/Easter OTR marathon held last weekend. We provided our fans with 24 hours of great old time radio. We gave many prizes away. The programs will soon be archived on our web site.

This week at Brunch we have a little of everything, comedy, drama and music. So join us Saturday, March 22, for Brunch at:

http://www.radiooutofthepast.org

or use the direct link:

http://conference321.com/masteradmin/room.asp?id=rs8d80999b8145

Just fill in your name, press enter (no password is required) to enter the room and join us at 1130 Eastern 1530 UTC for a half-hour of chat. The programs will begin at 1200 Eastern, 1600 UTC.

Hello one and all.

This week at Brunch we have a bit of mystery, and we wrap up our journey. So join us for Brunch With The Brits at:

http://www.radiooutofthepast.org and enter or click on the old time radio link, or use the direct link:

http://conference321.com/masteradmin/room.asp?id=rs8d80999b8145

Just fill in your name, press enter (no password is required) to enter the room and join us at 8:30 a.m. Pacific, 1130 Eastern a.m., 1530 UTC for a half-hour of chat. The programs will begin at noon Eastern, 1600 UTC.

Hello Old Time Radio Fans,
Rob Hancik will be playing two episodes of "The Lives of harry Lime," this coming Saturday at 8 pm Eastern, 5 Pm pacific time.
Go to: www.radiooutofthepast.org and enter on Old Radio Room. Then sign your name on the edit screen and just log in as no password is needed. Bring your microphone and some speakers, but you may also text chat with us. The first episode Rob will play will be Rogue’s Holiday from Sept 21, 1951 which will be followed by Operation Music Box from October 7, 1951.

We look forward to talking with you tomorrow evening.
Robert Acosta