Decoder Ring Theatre

[Anson (Bob) Roberts]

Two of my favorite, long-running audio dramas are from this group. I've been following the adventures of The Red Panda and Black Jack Justice since they began. In the tradition of the great mystery men of radio, pulp fiction and the golden age of comics comes The Red Panda, famed protector of 1930s Toronto! Hiding his true identity as on of the city's wealthiest men behind a bright red domino mask, The Red Panda dispenses two-fisted pulp justice with strength, courage and eerie hypnotic powers. Joined in his quest by that Famed Fighting Female The Flying Squirrel, this Terrific Twosome holds high the lamp of justice in a dark time!

Like your private eyes hard-boiled as they come? Looking for a gumshoe who can chew broken glass and spit out a champagne flute? How about two for the price of one? Join Jack Justice and Trixie Dixon, Girl Detective for all-new mystery in the old-school style.


DRT says that their dramas are "in the tradition of the classic programs of Radio's Golden Age."

I completely agree.

Decoder Ring Theatre

All of their episodes are still available online. I'm not sure that the iTunes feed has the complete sets.

[Riklaa]

Like You he sent me to cold New York first, the NE corner by Vermont for me and I am now also a transplanted Southerner. -------------------- Rick

[Anson (Bob) Roberts]

Then y'all done be a carpetbagger!

You won't be considered "Southern" for at least five generations.

[Riklaa]

I married into it, my wife's family is southern. ---------------------------------------------------- Rick

[Anson (Bob) Roberts]

That's a start. It would have been better if she were your first cousin.

Now you just need to learn to pronounce "gree-yuts" and "hay-um" as two syllable words.

Then you need to park a truck with no tires in your front yard, up on blocks with a Confederate flag tied to the gunrack with your grade school graduation tassel

[Tom Cooke]

That sounds suspiciously like my pickup. Have you been in San Antonio lately?
Tom

[Rosanna]

Atlanta is one big melting pot..doesn't even qualify as the south anymore.
And I only get to see the federate flag on the news....even in this backwater town..
The first cousin business..not S Carolina..not Ga...isn't that Alabama?

[Anson (Bob) Roberts]

Nope. In Alabama and Mississippi, only your sister qualifies.

[Riklaa]

The guy next door has 2 pickup without wheeels and tires. He has one in his front yard and the one in the side yard people think is mine. I just lucked into it. -- Rick

[Riklaa]

I got it knocked with the accent, this isn't the first time I lived in the south. I lived in western Kentucky for awhile and these people haven't got any accent compared to them. I told you I was born near Vermont , more hicks there than here. ------------------------------------- Rick

[Anson (Bob) Roberts]

There's a new episode of Black Jack Justice today!