1 January
No. 1
1935
Vox Pop (08-15-1940) (Location - Billy Rose's Aquacade, New York World's Fair, New York City, New York) (Guests - Eleanor Holm, Buster Crabbe)
29 min
Vox Pop shows
1935–1975
1935–1975
57
Surviving broadcasts
1935–1975
Years on the air
41
Seasons represented
This upload contains 434 shows from the great Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding. Files consist of episodes from their early days in Boston (Matinee with Bob and Ray), Bob and Ray Present the CBS Radio Network, and shows from their time on NBC and Mutual/WOR. Also included are compilation recordings. Overall the duo entertained American audiences together for nearly half a century. The dates, episode numbers where available, and titles are believed to be correct based on available information, but any corrections are welcome. Initial upload: April 2020 (430 episodes) 1st update: 6/26/2020 (1 episode) 2nd update: 3/21/2021 (3 episodes: 9/5/1949, 9/7/1949, 10/3/1949) Disclaimer: By uploading these files, I make no claim to ownership or copyright. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “bob-and-ray-1948-08-26-roving-reporter-ray-goulding”; these recordings are in the public domain.
Source collection: opensource_audio
Every dated survivor plotted against the years the series was on the air. The gaps are the lost broadcasts.
The shape of the run
6 dated broadcasts across 41 years on the air, with 37 years where nothing is known to survive. Brightness is transfer quality; empty cells are months lost to time.
57 of 57 shown
1 January
No. 1
1935
29 min
Vox Pop shows
1 January
No. 2
1935
29 min
Vox Pop shows
1 January
No. 3
1935
32 min
Vox Pop shows
9 September
No. 4
1939
29 min
Vox Pop began in 1932 as a Houston street-interview programme and ran on NBC and later CBS until 1948, broadcasting each week from a different location — a world's fair, a hospital operating room, a factory floor, a political convention. Its hosts put unrehearsed questions to whoever was standing there, making it one of radio's first sustained experiments in recording the unscripted public voice. The surviving recordings in this collection areand stream from the Internet Archive.
25 October
No. 5
1939
59 min
[Note: This upload is a duplicate of my other Fred Allen Version 2 upload with one difference. In this upload, the episodes are numbered restarting at 1 for each different sponsor. In the version 2 upload, the episodes have been numbered consecutively regardless of sponsor.] This upload contains 277 episodes of the Fred Allen radio shows
15 August
No. 6
1940
29 min
Vox Pop began in 1932 as a Houston street-interview programme and ran on NBC and later CBS until 1948, broadcasting each week from a different location — a world's fair, a hospital operating room, a factory floor, a political convention. Its hosts put unrehearsed questions to whoever was standing there, making it one of radio's first sustained experiments in recording the unscripted public voice. The surviving recordings in this collection areand stream from the Internet Archive.
27 October
No. 7
1940
32 min
Raw war coverage as it went out: bulletins, communiqués and correspondents' spots, filed year by year from 1939 to the surrender. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive, harvested from the Old Time Radio Researchers collections and indexed episode by episode.
27 October
No. 8
1940
32 min
News from 1940. I usually share these via torrent but I don't think all these files are available on archive.org so here's a 1940 news file dump. Any typo or error is mine. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive.
27 October
No. 9
1940
32 min
Newsroom transfers from the late thirties and the war — the bulletin as it sounded before anyone knew how the story ended. Public-domain transfers from the Internet Archive, harvested from the Old Time Radio Researchers collections and indexed episode by episode.
26 August
No. 10
1948
3 min
This upload contains 434 shows from the great Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding. Files consist of episodes from their early days in Boston (Matinee with Bob and Ray), Bob and Ray Present the CBS Radio Network, and shows from their time on NBC and Mutual/WOR. Also included are compilation recordings. Overall the duo entertained American audiences together for nearly half a century. The dates, episode numbers where available, and titles are believed to be correct based on available information, but any corrections are welcome. Initial upload: April 2020 (430 episodes) 1st update: 6/26/2020 (1 episode) 2nd update: 3/21/2021 (3 episodes: 9/5/1949, 9/7/1949, 10/3/1949) Disclaimer: By uploading these files, I make no claim to ownership or copyright. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “bob-and-ray-1948-08-26-roving-reporter-ray-goulding”;
No date recorded at source
No. 52
30 min
World's Fairs and Expositions. Streamed from the Internet Archive's masters.
No date recorded at source
No. 53
7 min
Sponsored network broadcast. Period commercial copy left in as aired. Streamed from the Internet Archive's masters.
No date recorded at source
No. 54
7 min
Sponsored network broadcast. Period commercial copy left in as aired. Streamed from the Internet Archive's masters.
No date recorded at source
No. 55
3 min
Sponsored network broadcast. Period commercial copy left in as aired. Streamed from the Internet Archive's masters.
No date recorded at source
No. 56
3 min
Sponsored network broadcast. Period commercial copy left in as aired. Streamed from the Internet Archive's masters.
No date recorded at source
No. 57
3 min
Sponsored network broadcast. Period commercial copy left in as aired. Streamed from the Internet Archive's masters.
1940 · year only
No. 13
15 min
A late-night dance remote picked up from a hotel ballroom or supper club and carried on the network wire.
1958 · year only
No. 15
47 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1958 · year only
No. 16
46 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1959 · year only
No. 26
52 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1959 · year only
No. 27
52 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1958 · year only
No. 17
9 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1958 · year only
No. 18
3 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1958 · year only
No. 19
2 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1958 · year only
No. 20
2 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1958 · year only
No. 21
2 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1958 · year only
No. 22
2 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1958 · year only
No. 23
3 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1958 · year only
No. 24
3 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1939 · year only
No. 12
20 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1950 · year only
No. 14
59 min
Flight and space on the air: record attempts, transatlantic hops, rocket launches and the countdowns as radio heard them.
1958 · year only
No. 25
4 min
Broadcast from the fairgrounds: exposition openings, pavilion pickups and the midway as the networks found it.
1938 · year only
No. 11
28 min
Picked up from South America: Rio and Buenos Aires remotes, Pan-American goodwill relays, tango and samba orchestras carried north on shortwave.
1959 · year only
No. 28
11 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 29
29 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 30
28 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 31
30 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 32
43 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 33
44 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 34
47 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 35
44 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 36
43 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 37
41 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 38
47 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 39
40 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 40
44 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 41
45 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 42
13 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 43
44 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 44
47 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 45
48 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 46
45 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 47
33 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 48
44 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 49
34 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 50
41 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.
1975 · year only
No. 51
40 min
An off-the-beaten-path survival from the air. Public-domain audio from the Internet Archive, dated from the source item's own records.