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[Bud Brewster]

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Today I began repairing our damaged Sci-Fi Radio Programs section, updating the Youtube links that had stopped working.

While doing so I added something wonderful to the post for X Minus One — Mars is Heaven, by Ray Bradbury by including all eight pages of the EC comic of the story!

Here's what I posted. Go to the actually post so you can enjoy this multi-media experience.
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X Minus One — Mars is Heaven by Ray Bradbury



Enjoy the radio version while reading along with the comic book and enjoying the Wally Wood illustrated comic book!

A unique experience you can only get on All Sci-Fi!
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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)

[Bud Brewster]

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The Sci-Fi Radio Programs section has been fully restored!

There are 122 different programs to enjoy . . . including the one-hour recreations of two 1950 classics (shown below). I have them all downloaded and stored on a flash drive that I can plug into my Blu-ray player and listen to on the stereo in my living room.





Some of the videos have sci-fi "slide shows" that play during the radio program, and having those displaying on my TV while I'm enjoying the programs (and composing posts on All Sci-Fi) is a very enjoyable experience.
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Click on the link above and listen to the Caltex Radio Theater presentation of Forbidden Planet from 1959. YouTube provides a slide show of images from the movie, which accompanies the audio.

The video also uses the electronic tonalities of Louis and Bebe Barron throughout the program, providing a strong connection between this version and the classic movie.
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Sit back, relax, and enjoy the Lux Radio Theater presentation of The Day the Earth Stood Still starring Micheal Rennie, with Jean Peters doing a wonderful job as Helen Benson. It was first aired on January 4, 1954.

The program is one hour long, and this YouTube presentation includes a slide show of pictures from the movie. Paul Frees, the most famous "voice man" from the 1950s, provides the narration.

I listened to it while posting on All Sci-Fi. It was quite a treat.

Enjoy!


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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)