THE REDFIELD ARTS REVUE Episode 1 - In Conversation with Martin Grams, Jr.
The Redfield Arts Vevue Episode 1: In conversation with Martin Grams, Jr. Welcome to the show! When I decided to produce audio drama, you know, radio drama but distributed on new media and new mediums— computers, phones, what have you, everything EXCEPT radio, it was because I was already a fan of radio drama from the 1930s, 40s, and 50s. Loving the art form, and also being an avid listener of contemporary BBC radio drama from England, I thought it’d be interesting to chat with someone who really knows the history of American radio drama and entertainment, and that someone is Martin Grams, Jr. We had such a great talk that I asked Martin to contribute a regular segment to our podcasts about these old radio programs, or OTR as they’re known by the hardcore fans who collect and listen to these shows from yesteryear. -Mark Redfield You can find Martin Gram Jr.’s books at http://martingrams.biz/ And info on The Mid-Atlantic Nostalgia Convention at https://www.midatlanticnostalgiaconvention.com/ Thank you for listening to The Redfield Arts Revue. The Redfield Arts Revue and the original content of this program is copyright The Mark Redfield Company. “Shopping For Explosives” by Coconut Monkey Rocket licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial International License. All other content used by permission of the respective rights holders, or used for educational and informational purposes. For more great audio be sure to visit http://www.redfieldartsaudio.com