The Nostalgia Pages Forums

The Great Gildersleeve
No matter which of the two Gildersleeves is your favorite, you can talk about him here!

Fibber McGee and Molly
No, don't open that door, McGee...Wilcox may be behind it with another Johnson Glo-Cote commercial!
Moderator: Mayor la Trivia

The Jack Benny Program
It's the Jack Benny Forum! Join Jack, Dennis, Don, Mary, Rochester, and the rest of the gang!

Gunsmoke
Welcome to the GUNSMOKE Forum, the place where fans of this classic radio Western can meet to discuss one of the all-time great radio series.
Moderator: Stewart

I Love a Mystery
A Carlton E. Morse adventure thriller...join Jack, Doc, and Reggie for high adventure as only those three could live it!

Suspense
The Suspense Forum is a meetingplace for fans of the long-running CBS program. Here, we discuss favorite episodes, where to obtain episodes, questions about the actors who appeared on Suspense, and occasionally, mentions of the four-year TV series, too.

The Shadow
Who knows...what evil...LURKS...in the hearts of men? The Shadow Knows!

Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
One of the best otr detectives and the last to leave the air. The man with the action packed expense account
Moderator: Lenny

Vic & Sade
A small forum, halfway up in the next block, where fans of Vic & Sade, radio's home folks, can chew the halfwit fat

Mr. Allen...Mr. Allen...
What is it, Portland? Fred Allen was a comedian and a wit...Benny is welcome here if he brings his writers...
Moderator: P. Nussbaum

Lum and Abner
"I grannies, Abner, I b'lieve that's our ring!" "I doggies, Lum, I b'lieve you're right!" "I'll see. Hello! Jot 'Em Down Store! This is Lum & Abner!"

Lux Radio Theater
Lux presents...Hollywood! This most famous program, presenting some of the finest films of the classic era, now has a Forum dedicated to it!

Escape
ESCAPE...to one of radio's classic adventure series. From original scripts to classic adaptations, Escape provided thrilling adventure and action. Join us as we talk about the stars, the shows, the writing.
Moderator: Lenny

Orson Welles
"War of the Worlds" was a small part of Mr. Welles otr career...As always, Obediently Yours...
Moderator: P. Nussbaum

Arthur Godfrey
We welcome your comments, questions, reminiscences about the activities & associates of Arthur Godfrey in his many activities, including radio and (excuse the expression) TV.

Dimension X and X Minus 1
Welcome everybody to the Forum where we can talk about adventures in time and space ... told in future tense. I mean talking about stories of the future, adventures in which you'll live in a million could-be years on a thousand may-be worlds!!!!

Dragnet
Just the facts, Ma'am. We're dedicated to talking about Jack Webb's most famous program. Uh-huh.

Frontier Gentleman
Frontier Gentleman

Voyage of the Scarlet Queen
The Voyage of the Scarlet Queen; join us in our discussion!

Inner Sanctum
Come inside the squeaking door, and join us for lively and helpful discussions about one of the best remembered "scary" shows on radio!

The Westerns...
Welcome to the Western Section. Come on into the bunkhouse and set a spell. After a hard day of herding cattle or riding in the Sherrif's posse a feller's gotta have a cup of hot coffee and maybe even strum a few tunes on a guitar.
Your sidekick can come in too, and let's talk Westerns. Besides, you never know who'll drop by.
Moderator: Mayor la Trivia

Sherlock Holmes
Anything to do with Sherlock Holmes on Radio from the 1930's to today.
Moderator: tilleygareth

21st Precinct
21ST PRECINCT was one of the realistic police drama series of the early- to mid-1950's that were aired in the wake of DRAGNET. In 1953 CBS decided to use New York City as the backdrop for their own half-hour police series and focus on the day-to-day operation of a single police precinct. Actual cases were used as the basis for stories. The Precinct Captain acted as the narrator for the series.
Moderator: Stewart

Our Miss Brooks
Join Conny Brooks, Principal Conklin, Walter Denton, and all the gang for laughs with Our Miss Brooks!
Moderator: Paul