Release Date: April 24, 2026 (USA)
The story of pop superstar Michael Jackson -- from his extraordinary early days in the Jackson 5 to the visionary artist whose creative ambition fuels a relentless pursuit to become the biggest entertainer in the world.
Crime Classics came to CBS September 30, 1953 and was a neat little series of "true crime stories". The show introduced itself succinctly: "Crime Classics, a series of true crime stories from the records and newspapers of every land, from every time. Your host each week, Mr. Thomas Hyland -- connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders." Thomas Hyland was played by Lou Merrill, although you'd never know it was an "actor" doing the part. The great Elliott Lewis, actor, producer and director of Suspense, Broadway is My Beat, and On Stage is in charge of this very intelligent and enjoyable show. Bernard Herrmann composed the music that duplicated authentic music of the era being dramatized. Morton Fine and David Friedkin wrote the scripts. Lewis and his writers collected and developed true crime stories expressly for Crime Classics.
Thomas Hyland's delivery is measured and mild-mannered, as if giving a college lecture. Would that all professors were this interesting! The actors in the stories themselves are uniformly sensitive. Orchestral scores by the great Bernard Hermann, who did Orson Welles' Mercury Theater radio show and then Alfred Hitchcock's films, give the stories sophistication and mood. So do the tasteful sound effects. There is a wry, cool-blooded tone to the proceedings.
Cases profiled on the series ranged from seventeenth-century murder to the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Each and every story, however bizarre, is actually based on fact. For example, the show about the Younger Brothers of the American West has some very interesting background details concerning Quantrell's Raiders and the Kansas Jayhawks. In the story of "John Hayes, his Head, and How They Were Parted," we hear the tale of a glassblower who blows glass perfectly and completely surrounding the severed head of a unknown dead man and placed in glass. Then it is placed in a museum where it remained pending identification. Thus his killers were found out by the dead man, using his head.
Crime Classics (000) 1952-12-03 (Audition)
Crime Classics (001) 1953-06-15
Crime Classics (002) 1953-06-22
Crime Classics (003) 1953-06-29 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (003) 1953-06-29
Crime Classics (004) 1953-07-06
Crime Classics (005) 1953-07-13
Crime Classics (006) 1953-07-20
Crime Classics (007) 1953-07-27 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (007) 1953-07-27
Crime Classics (008) 1953-08-03
Crime Classics (009) 1953-08-10 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (009) 1953-08-10
Crime Classics (010) 1953-08-17
Crime Classics (011) 1953-08-24 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (011) 1953-08-24
Crime Classics (012) 1953-08-31 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (012) 1953-08-31
Crime Classics (013) 1953-09-07 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (014) 1953-09-30
Crime Classics (015) 1953-10-07
Crime Classics (016) 1953-10-14
Crime Classics (017) 1953-10-21
Crime Classics (018) 1953-10-28
Crime Classics (019) 1953-11-04 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (019) 1953-11-04
Crime Classics (020) 1953-11-11
Crime Classics (021) 1953-11-18
Crime Classics (022) 1953-11-25 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (022) 1953-11-25
Crime Classics (023) 1953-12-02 (AFRTS) (27.1Mb)
Crime Classics (023) 1953-12-02
Crime Classics (024) 1953-12-09 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (024) 1953-12-09
Crime Classics (025) 1953-12-16 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (025) 1953-12-16
Crime Classics (026) 1953-12-30 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (026) 1953-12-30
Crime Classics (027) 1954-01-06
Crime Classics (028) 1954-01-13
Crime Classics (029) 1954-01-20 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (029) 1954-01-20
Crime Classics (030) 1954-01-27
Crime Classics (031) 1954-02-03
Crime Classics (032) 1954-02-10
Crime Classics (033) 1954-02-17 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (033) 1954-02-17
Crime Classics (034) 1954-02-24
Crime Classics (035) 1954-03-03 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (036) 1954-03-10 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (037) 1954-03-17
Crime Classics (039) 1954-03-31
Crime Classics (040) 1954-04-07
Crime Classics (041) 1954-04-14
Crime Classics (042) 1954-04-21 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (043) 1954-04-28
Crime Classics (044) 1954-05-05 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (045) 1954-05-12 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (046) 1954-05-26 (AFRTS)
Crime Classics (046) 1954-05-26
Crime Classics (047) 1954-06-02
Crime Classics (048) 1954-06-09
Crime Classics (049) 1954-06-16
Crime Classics (050) 1954-06-23 (AFRTS)
One of our Times Past members (TheMadBlonde) is involved in Red-Throated League, the theatrical society of the Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota. They are dedicated to performing the Old-Time Radio scripts of Edith Meiser, one of the greatest producers in the Golden Age of Radio. The Red-Throated League was founded in 1995 by Bob Brusic and other members of the Norwegian Explorers.
They work with the Explorers and the Sherlock Holmes Special Collections of the University of Minnesota Libraries, where Ms. Meiser's scripts reside. Their performances include live sound effects (or "Foley") as well as period advertisements. They try to create an authentic and enjoyable experience during their annual productions.
An upcoming performance A Sherlock Holmes Radio Play Performance “The Adventure of the Crooked Man” will be Saturday, May 16, 1:00 PM. 2026. More information can be found HERE
Prior recreations can be found on their Youtube channel HERE
Example:
Between 1997 and 2001, at the height of the dot-com bubble, the Sci-Fi channel decided to invest some money into producing a number of original audio stories under the banner of Seeing Ear Theater, essentially a “next generation” of radio plays for a modern audience. A talented team of script-writers, excellent actors and sound effects people crafted a series of remarkable episodes, breathing life into the stories of both classic writers, like Harlan Ellison and Frederic Brown, and modern writers, like Neil Gaiman and J. Michael Straczynski.
Kindred - Part 1 of 4 (10.7Mb)
Kindred - Part 2 of 4 (13.6Mb)
Kindred - Part 3 of 4 (6.1Mb)
Kindred - Part 4 of 4 (14.8Mb)
History of the Devil - Part 1 (10Mb)
History of the Devil - Part 2 (8.4Mb)
History of the Devil - Part 3 (7.8Mb)
History of the Devil - Part 4 (7.6Mb)
History of the Devil - Part 5 (9.6Mb)
Snow Glass Apples - Part 1 (12.3Mb)
Snow Glass Apples - Part 2 (8.9Mb)
An Elevator and a Pole - Part 1 (13.2Mb)
An Elevator and a Pole - Part 2 (12.8Mb)
The Martian Crown Jewels (16.1Mb)
The Time Machine - Part 1 (13.8Mb)
The Time Machine - Part 2 (14.8Mb)
Black Canoes (25.7Mb)
Titanic Dreams (10Mb)
The Moon Moth - Part 1 (10.8Mb)
The Moon Moth - Part 2 (14.4Mb)
The Lucky Strike - Part 1 (7.2Mb)
The Lucky Strike - Part 2 (10Mb)
A Good Knight's Work - Part 2 (NO PART 1 AVAILABLE) (4.1Mb)
The Jaguar Hunter - Part 1 (8.4Mb)
The Jaguar Hunter - Part 2 (6.6Mb)
Fire Watch - Part 1 (5.9Mb)
Fire Watch - Part 2 (7.6Mb)
Facade (11.1Mb)
Legend of Sleepy Hollow (3.5Mb)
A Dry Quiet War - Part 1 (8Mb)
A Dry Quiet War - Part 2 (6.3Mb)
Diary of A Mad Deity - Part 1 (4.8Mb)
Diary of A Mad Deity - Part 2 (5.7Mb)
Child's Play (16.5Mb)
In The Shade of the Slowboat Man (11.9Mb)
Greedy Choke Puppy (8.5Mb)
The Nostalgianauts (9.9Mb)
Knock (10.1Mb)
The Man Who Could Work Miracles (11.1Mb)
Breakaway, Breakdown (8.3Mb)
Emily 501 - Part 1 (5.7Mb)
Emily 501 - Part 2 (3.7Mb)
Marilyn or the Monster - Part 1 (6.3Mb)
Marilyn or the Monster - Part 2 (4.1Mb)
Sorry, Wrong Number (6Mb)
Jumping Niagara Falls (9.1Mb)
Feel The Zaz - Part 1 (6.2Mb)
Feel The Zaz - Part 2 (8.7Mb)
Neil Gaiman's Murder Mysteries - Part 1 (8.9Mb)
Neil Gaiman's Murder Mysteries - Part 2 (8.4Mb)
Propagation of Light in a Vacuum - Part 1 (5.4Mb)
Propagation of Light in a Vacuum - Part 2 (5.4Mb)
Meet The Neighbor (2.9Mb)
Orson The Alien (13.2Mb)
The Wheel - Part 1 (5.7Mb)
The Wheel - Part 2 (6.1Mb)
Daughter Earth - Part 1 (4.3Mb)
Daughter Earth - Part 2 (4.2Mb)
Other Worlds (5.1Mb)
Times Arrow, Time's Spiral (7.9Mb)
Alice In Wonderland - Part 1 (6.8Mb)
Alice In Wonderland - Part 2 (5.9Mb)
The Flat Edge of the Earth - Part 1 (7.9Mb)
The Flat Edge of the Earth - Part 2 (6Mb)
The Country Doctor (4.7Mb)
The First (and Last) Musical on Mars - Part 1 (7.2Mb)
The First (and Last) Musical on Mars - Part 2 (6.3Mb)
The First (and Last) Musical on Mars - Part 3 (6.2Mb)
George and the Red Giant - Part 1 (5.1Mb)
George and the Red Giant - Part 2 (5.3Mb)
The Bigger One (3.4Mb)
Too Late - An Experiment in Sound (3.4Mb)
The Signal-Man (6.8Mb)
A Clean Escape (6.8Mb)
Herd Mentality - Part 1 (6.1Mb)
Herd Mentality - Part 2 (6.5Mb)
Death Of Captain Future - Part 1 (7.4Mb)
Death Of Captain Future - Part 2 (5.5Mb)
Think Like a Dinosaur - Part 1 (5.8Mb)
Think Like a Dinosaur - Part 2 (5.5Mb)
Wanted In Surgery (10.6Mb)
The Oblivion Syndrome (11.3Mb)
Monkeys Paw (4.2Mb)
The Tell-Tale Heart (5.5Mb)
Into The Sun (5.8Mb)
National Public Radio
Throughout the year 2000, NPR presented the stories behind 100 of the most important American musical works of the 20th century. These special features cover music from a wide variety of genres -- classical, jazz, rock'n'roll, country, R&B, musical theatre and film scores. NPR 100 stories aired on All Things Considered, Morning Edition, and NPR's weekend news magazine programs.
You can listen to and download the tracks which are still available on their web site.
LINK:
With the help of their staff, more than 14,000 listeners, and a panel of renowned American musicians, National Public Radio showcased the “100 most important American musical works of the 20th century.” These engaging pieces aired throughout the year 2000 on All Things Considered, Morning Edition, Weekend Edition Saturday, Weekend Edition Sunday and Weekend All Things Considered. A dream course in contemporary music appreciation, this ambitious series consisting of 1900 features told the story behind each musical work under consideration. Through music and interviews, the series producer Elizabeth Blair and the executive producers Murray Horwitz and Andy Trudeau led a multitude of producers, editors, reporters, commentators and hosts connecting listeners to the creative process, examining the cultural contexts in which the works were created and revealing how musicians developed their music and transformed it into art the endures. Never formulaic, these segments treated listeners to a variety of genres including musical scores, rap tunes, blues, rock, country & western and much more. The diversity of multicultural musical choices was thought provoking and robustly representative of America’s varied strains. For giving listeners a comprehensive, insightful review of music that became the national sound track of the Twentieth Century, a Peabody goes to The NPR 100.
Here are a few random Examples:
The Sock-It-To-Me Truth Of 'Respect'
The List Available
From the original cassette compilation package: It is with great pride that Radio Spirits has teamed with Walter Cronkite in selecting the 60 Greatest Old-Time Radio Shows of the 20th Century. You’ll hear Orson Welles’ legendary “War of the Worlds”, Abbott and Costello’s famous “Who’s on First?” routine, Jack Benny’s hilarious “Money or Your Life” show and many more old-time radio favorites!
Mercury Theatre 38-10-30 War of the Worlds (79.3Mb)
Abbott and Costello 47-04-17 Costello Is Invited To Join The Yankees (13.9Mb)
Philip Marlowe 47-06-17 001 Red Wind (21.2Mb)
Edgar Bergen 1938-10-30 Guest - Madeleine Carroll (13.7Mb)
The Six Shooter 1953-12-20 Ep 14 Britt Ponsett's Christmas Carol (13.4Mb)
Baby Snooks 1951-05-01 Report Card Blues (6.7Mb)
Escape 48-01-14 -023- Leiningen vs the Ants -national broadcast- (27.1Mb)
Fibber McGee & Molly 1941-12-09 40 Percent Off (6.7Mb)
On a Note of Triumph (55.7Mb)
CBS Radio Workshop 56-01-27 ep01 Brave New World Part 1 (13.6Mb)
CBS Radio Workshop 56-02-03 ep02 Brave New World Part 2 (13.6Mb)
The Burns and Allen Show 1948-01-08 George and Jack as Gypsies with Jack Benny (13.9Mb)
Lux Radio Theatre 47-06-02 574 The Jazz Singer (53.3Mb)
Suspense 430821 054 Sorry Wrong Number (26.9Mb)
Grand Central Station 1949-12-24 Miracle for Christmas (8.4Mb)
Philco Radio Time 1947-01-29 Guests - Bob Hope Dorothy Lamour (17Mb)
The Saint 500806 The Corpse Said Ouch (6.8Mb)
Have Gun Will Travel 1960-11-27 From Here to Boston (22.9Mb)
Vic and Sade 1944-09-06 Muted Silver Moonbeam Chimes (9Mb)
Lum & Abner 1948-12-19 Traditional Christmas Show (5Mb)
Norman Corwin 411215 We Hold These Truths combined American Networks (27.5Mb)
The Arthur Godfrey Collection 53-10-21 Arthur Is Talking About Kleenex (3.4Mb)
1949-03-27 ABC Walter Winchell Bert Parks Wife Has A Baby (2.6Mb)
X Minus One 55-12-07 Nightfall (13.2Mb)
Superman 1945-09-24-1124-The Meteor From Krypton-Part01 (3.8Mb)
Superman 1945-09-25-1125-The Meteor From Krypton-Part02 (3.2Mb)
Suspense 03 46-06-21 The Hitchhiker by Lucille Fletcher (27.5Mb)
Big Town 40-03-26 (110) Death Rides The Highway (2.1Mb)
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar 1956-01-09 301 The Todd Matter - Ep 1 (13.3Mb)
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar 1956-01-10 302 The Todd Matter - Ep 2 (13.4Mb)
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar 1956-01-11 303 The Todd Matter - Ep 3 (13.4Mb)
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar 1956-01-12 304 The Todd Matter - Ep 4 (13.4Mb)
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar 1956-01-13 305 The Todd Matter - Ep 5 (13.4Mb)
Columbia Workshop 1945-07-17 The Undecided Molecule (6.7Mb)
Dimension X 1950-08-18 20 The Martian Chronicles (27.8Mb)
It's Time To Smile 1943-06-09 Guests - Jack Benny, Burns & Allen, Groucho Marx (13.4Mb)
Escape 50-03-17 -102- Three Skeleton Key -Vincent Price- (27Mb)
Edgar Bergen 1937-12-12 Guest - Mae West (55.2Mb)
Cavalcade of America 410922 245 Native Land Part 1 (13.6Mb)
Cavalcade of America 410929 246 Native Land Part 2 (13.5Mb)
Fred Allen Show 1946-05-26 King for a Day (27.1Mb)
LightsOut-1938-04-06 Cat Wife Boris Karloff (3.1Mb)
Jack Benny Program 1948-03-28 Your money or your life - Ronald Colman's Oscar is stolen (23.3Mb)
Jack Benny Program 1948-04-04 Borrowing Bing Crosby's Oscar (5.1Mb)
Command Performance 1945-02-15 Dick Tracy in B Flat (52.4Mb)
Columbia Workshop 1945-08-14 Fourteen August (3.7Mb)
Dragnet 49-12-22 030 22 Rifle for Christmas (26.9Mb)
The Shadow 1938-05-01 The White God (19.4Mb)
Sam Spade 1948-06-20 Death Bed Caper (27Mb)
Bickersons 1947-03-16 Blanche Bets On The Horses - Part 1 (10.3Mb)
Bickersons 1947-03-16 Blanche Bets On The Horses - Part 2 (2.3Mb)
Inner Sanctum 45-10-02 The Shadow of Death (26.4Mb)
The Great Gildersleeve 41-12-21 Christmas Gift for Fibber McGee (17.1Mb)
I Love Lucy 1952-02-26 Breaking The Lease (5.2Mb)
Arch Oboler's Plays 1940-03-09 Johnny Got His Gun (13.7Mb)
Suspense 490203 326 Backseat Driver (27.8Mb)
The Lone Ranger 48-06-30 2410 The Lone Ranger’s Origin (13.6Mb)
Gunsmoke 56-05-06 The Photographer (11.3Mb)
Let’s Pretend 1947-08-23 Mell-a-Lot (7Mb)
Bold Venture 5x-xx-xx ep01 Deadly Merchandise (12.5Mb)
Quiet Please 480809 060 The Thing on the Fourble Board (6.8Mb)
"Not with a bang, but a whimper." The finales here aren't particularly famous, but the vintage radio shows they end are--"The Jack Benny Show," "Gunsmoke," "Dragnet," "The Lone Ranger," and more. Old-time American radio programs didn't end their runs as today's TV shows do--with special episodes heralded with hoop-la. Therefore, this reviewer finds the binding concept of this anthology bizarre, not to mention sad. Nonetheless, the listening is wonderful. How nicely these cop shows and comedies stand up over time! How seductive they are still! The volume's editors have chosen mostly the cream of the eclectic old-time radio crop. Sound quality varies widely, but the content is first-rate.
11 - Gun, Will Travel 11-27-60
15 - The Life of Riley 6-29-51
Louis L'Amour takes you back to the rough and tumble days of the Old West as you've never heard it before. A place with few rules -- where men and women are inclined to make their own. Complete with a full cast, stirring music, and dramatic sound effects.
This exclusive production has an introduction by Louis L'Amour
Allen Ring won the Red Rock Ranch in a poker game. But a man was shot in the back there a couple of years back. The murder is still unsolved, but someone seems convinced that Allen Ring has the missing answer. Ross Bilton was one of the men who found the body, and now he's the town marshall. Ring finds himself in the middle of a mysterious conflict-and maybe headed for a showdown with the marshall.
Ace in the Hole, also known as The Big Carnival, is a 1951 American satirical drama film directed, produced, and co-written by Billy Wilder. The film stars Kirk Douglas as a cynical, disgraced reporter who creates a media circus surrounding a man trapped in a cave in rural New Mexico to try to regain a job on a major newspaper. The film co-stars Jan Sterling and features Robert Arthur and Porter Hall.
The film marked a series of firsts for Wilder: it was the first time he was involved in a project as a writer, producer, and director; his first film after parting ways with his long-time writing partner Charles Brackett; and his first film to be a critical and commercial failure, though it has since been reappraised as one of his major works.
Without consulting Wilder, Paramount Pictures executive Y. Frank Freeman changed the title to The Big Carnival just prior to its release. Early television broadcasts retained that title, but when aired by Turner Classic Movies – and when released on DVD by The Criterion Collection in July 2007 – it reverted to Ace in the Hole.
In 2017, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
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Alternate poster with the title The Big Carnival
🖥️ Windows PC (Best Method)
Use Windows + K for the best wireless display experience:
Press Win + K on your keyboard
Select your TV from the list of wireless displays
Choose "Duplicate" or "Second screen only"
Play the video in fullscreen for best quality
💡 This uses Miracast/Wi-Fi Direct for smoother playback than Chrome tab casting.
📱 iPhone / iPad (AirPlay)
Tap the AirPlay button in the player (or use Control Center)
Select your Apple TV or AirPlay-compatible TV
Video will play directly on your TV
✅ AirPlay sends the stream directly to your TV for smooth playback.
🤖 Android
Option 1: Tap the Cast button (works with Chromecast devices)
Option 2 (Recommended): Use Screen Mirroring:
Swipe down for Quick Settings on your phone
Tap "Smart View" / "Screen Cast" / "Wireless Display"
Select your TV from the list
💡 Screen mirroring works with all TVs and all stream types.
⚠️ LG / Samsung Smart TVs - IMPORTANT
These TVs do NOT have native Chromecast support!
The cast button will connect but video won't play. You must use screen mirroring instead:
Best: Press Win + K (Windows wireless display)
Chrome: Menu (⋮) → Cast → Sources → Cast tab
Android: Quick Settings → Smart View / Screen Cast
💡 For smooth native casting, consider buying a Chromecast device (~$30). It plugs into your TV's HDMI port and enables true Chromecast support.
🔧 Troubleshooting
Make sure your TV and device are on the same WiFi network
Try restarting your TV or Chromecast
For laggy playback, try lowering the video quality
Right-click casting is always laggy - use the cast button instead
The Black Museum is a radio crime-drama program produced by Harry Alan Towers, which was broadcast in the USA on the Mutual network in 1952. It was then broadcast in Europe in 1953 on Radio Luxembourg, a commercial radio station, and was not broadcast by the BBC until 1991.
Towers was based in London, but this series was recorded in Sydney, Australia. In 1946 Towers and his mother, Margaret Miller Towers, started a company called Towers of London that sold various syndicated radio shows around the world, including The Lives of Harry Lime with Orson Welles, The Secrets of Scotland Yard with Clive Brook, Horatio Hornblower with Michael Redgrave, and a series of Sherlock Holmes stories featuring John Gielgud as Holmes, Ralph Richardson as Watson and Welles as Moriarty.
Towers visited Australia in the late 1940s and set up production facilities in Sydney. The Black Museum was produced in Sydney by Creswick Jenkinson on behalf of Towers of London. It had a top-line Australian cast including Joe McCormick, plus American actor Harp McGuire. Orson Welles's introductions were recorded on tape in London, then flown to Australia to be added to the locally recorded performances. This was the first series to be produced in Australia in this way.
The Black Museum was based on real-life cases from the files of Scotland Yard's Black Museum. The programme was transcribed in 1951 and was broadcast in the United States in 1952 on Mutual. More than 500 of the network's stations carried it. Ira Marion was the scriptwriter and music for the series was composed and conducted by Sidney Torch. This same music was used for the opening credits of, and incidental music in, the 1955 film They Can't Hang Me, starring Terence Morgan.
Orson Welles was both host and narrator of stories of horror and mystery, based on Scotland Yard's collection of murder weapons and various ordinary objects once associated with historical true crime cases.
The show's opening began:
"This is Orson Welles, speaking from London. (Sound of Big Ben chimes) The Black Museum ... a repository of death. Here in the grim stone structure on the Thames which houses Scotland Yard is a warehouse of homicide, where everyday objects ... a woman’s shoe, a tiny white box, a quilted robe ... all are touched by murder." Robert Rietti played the lead roles and Keith Pyott was often in the cast.
In 2002, Towers produced The Black Museum for television and hired director Gregory Mackenzie to be the showrunner and director for the anthology series using the original narration by Welles. The adaptation was shot on location in London in a film noir style and the pilot starred Michael York as Scotland Yard Inspector Russell.
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The Notes (aka Kilroy Was Here)
The Notes (aka Kilroy Was Here)
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The Notes (aka Kilroy Was Here)
The Sangres Motorcycle Club are outlaws, notorious for drug-running, illegal weapons sales, and possibly even murder. But what they don’t know is that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has a man on the inside...
Can Darrin “Koz” Kozlowski survive long enough to bring them down from within?
KOZ tells the tale of how ATF agent Darrin “Koz” Kozlowski pulled off one of the largest organized crime busts in a generation. This gritty, LA-after-dark story dives deep into the world of one of the most dangerous motorcycle clubs in Los Angeles, bringing these unbelievable true events to life.
“Koz” works his way up the club ranks. But the more entrenched he becomes, the more the stakes grow and spiral. Either he proves he’s as ruthless as his Sangres brothers, or he risks his and his family’s lives. As the story speeds toward its conclusion, the question becomes: Will Koz unearth the Sangres’ dark secret? Or will he blow his cover and be run down before getting the chance?
Taylor Kitsch (Waco) and Kate Mara (House of Cards) star in this fast-paced, immersive Audible Original based on a true story. Its format features scripted storytelling from an all-star cast, and includes interview excerpts from the real Darrin “Koz” Kozlowski, allowing listeners to dive deeper into his psyche for the first time.
Please note: This content is for mature audiences only. It contains adult language and themes. Discretion is advised.
Jon Hamm leads an all-star cast that includes Kate Mara, Ana de la Reguera, John Slattery, and Bradley Whitford in the riveting true story behind the making of the one American movie the FBI never wanted you to see. All seven episodes will be available on June 16.
The Big Lie follows FBI special agent Jack Bergin (Jon Hamm), who is sent to investigate three blacklisted filmmakers—Academy Award-winning writer Michael Wilson, Academy Award-nominated producer Paul Jarrico, and director Herbert J. Biberman—who were inspired by a New Mexico labor strike to make a movie that dramatized their pro-labor, pro-feminist beliefs. Convinced the film is a recruitment tool for the Communist Party, Jack will do whatever is necessary to shut the production down.
Featuring a star-studded cast that also includes Giancarlo Esposito, David Strathairn, Lisa Edelstein, Raymond Cruz, Troy Evans, Kirk Baltz, John Getz, and Lela Loren, The Big Lie is an explosive story of conspiracy, betrayal, and temptation that resonates with today’s divided America and reminds us all that fear spreads faster than the truth.
Created by John Mankiewicz, based on a story from Paul Jarrico.
Follow Chick Bowdrie's adventure in these classic westerns by America's favorite storyteller, Louis L'Amour.
Chick Bowdrie could have been an outlaw, but he rode a different trail. The Texas Rangers recruited Bowdrie to help pursue the most wanted men in the Southwest. And Bowdrie knew the terrain all too well: the dusty trails, bitter cattle feuds, the desperate killers, and the weather-beaten towns that could explode into chaos at the wrong word. The Rangers were called in to handle the tough cases, and Bowdrie was the toughest and smartest. He had vowed to seek out justice, but there were times when justice required fists and guns...
Link: The Collected Bowdrie Dramatizations - Volume 1 by Louis L'Amour
North and South is a trilogy of American television miniseries broadcast on the American Broadcasting Company network in 1985, 1986, and 1994. Set before, during, and immediately after the American Civil War, they are based on the 1980s trilogy of novels North and South by John Jakes. The 1985 first installment, North and South, remains the seventh-highest rated miniseries in TV history.North and South: Book II (1986) was met with similar success, while 1994's Heaven and Hell: North and South Book III was poorly received by both critics and audiences.
The saga tells the story of the enduring friendship between Orry Main of South Carolina (Patrick Swayze) and George Hazard of Pennsylvania (James Read), who become best friends while attending the United States Military Academy at West Point but later find themselves and their families on opposite sides of the war. The slave-owning Mains are rural planters from outside Charleston, South Carolina, while the Hazards, who reside in a small Pennsylvania mill town, profit from ownership of iron manufacturing and industry capital, their differences reflecting the divisions between North and South that eventually led to the Civil War.
Collection of greatest bits from the Blue collar Comedy Tour's CD/DVD history: The Blue Collar Comedy Tour Live 92001), Blue Collar Comedy Tour: The Movie (2003) Blue Collar Comedy Tour: Rides Again (2004) Blue Collar Comedy Tour: One for the Road (2006)
The history of radio is a century-spanning evolution from 19th-century scientific curiosity to the first global mass communication medium. It began with the theoretical discovery of electromagnetic waves and transitioned into a practical tool for maritime safety before exploding into a household staple for news and entertainment.
To some it was a miracle. Others call it the triumph of illiteracy. Somewhere between adoration and scorn. Somewhere between the carrier pigeon and television. There was and is radio. We take radio for granted. Perhaps think of it as a second rate medium. A poor relation to our pride and joy, television. But fewer than a hundred years ago, the discovery that people could communicate over great distances without wires, galvanized the world to a degree that has been equalled.
Colonel Harland David Sanders (1890–1980) was the American entrepreneur who founded the Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) restaurant chain. While he is now a global corporate icon, his success came late in life after decades of failure in various professions, including railroad work, insurance sales, and law.
This is a very entertaining and interesting bio movie.
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Peter Lorre (born June 26, 1904, Rózsahegy, Hung.—died March 23, 1964, Hollywood, Calif., U.S.) was a Hungarian-born American actor who projected a sinister image as a lisping, round-faced, soft-voiced villain in thrillers.
Peter Lorre’s 1940s radio performances are widely considered masterpieces of suspense, leveraging his uniquely sinister voice to dominate anthology series like Suspense and Mystery in the Air. Known for bringing intense, often unhinged energy to his roles.
