Episode list

Dr. J and Dangerous Dave introduce the first in their series of "classic" radio thrillers. "The Canine Creeper" is the story of a police detective who becomes possessed with an ability to hear the thoughts of dogs.

Doc and Dave present "Slightly Above Average Man", a World War II era superhero series (based on the short-lived comic book of the same name) about a man with mildly impressive powers.

Doc and Dave present a notorious episode of comedy team Wallace and Davis' radio series. The show simulates a coast-to-coast attack by Russian forces and resulted in massive FCC fines for the Mutual Broadcasting System.

Doc and Dave present an episode of the low-budget anthology series "Two Man Tales". The story features two men who meet on an ocean liner and eventually find themselves adrift in a rowboat.

This time around Doc and Dave present a classic detective radio drama with special guest Mel Freesburg portraying a stuntman someone is trying to kill. Includes original commercials for WIlson's Cat Poison.

Doc and Dave present the "Flatfoot Fenster" Christmas show, then welcome to the Inner Sanctum legendary voice actor Francisco Ricardo Montabon Tequila Sunrise Gomez who played Father Pepito.

Doc and Dave present a rare 1970s thriller from their classic radio library, as Orson Welles hosts and narrates a tale of otherworldly happenings in a frat house. Includes original commercial for Baskin-Robbins' "The Exorcist" sundae.

Doc and Dave share a segment from the 1980s syndicated radio series "Weekend Screamins", with horror host Richard Screamins narrating a tale of video game experimentation run amok.

Doc and Dave share another episode of "Two-Man Tales.", this one a faithful retelling of Poe's "The Cask Of Amontillado." One man is anxious to show off his knowledge in the discovery of the perfect sherry. The other seeks perfect revenge.

To celebrate their 10th episode, Doc and Dave present another classic broadcast of "The Canine Creeper". This installment from 1951 was a rewrite of a script originally used on "Fibber McGee and Molly."

Doc and Dave present the historic first episode of "The Heaving Bosom", an iconic soap opera which started on radio in 1936 and continues to air on television to this day. Hear how it all began.

Friends go camping for the weekend...but things turn serious when a grizzly bear makes the scene. Mel Freesburg is a featured guest in this broadcast from 1954, and pops up for an interview with Doc and Dave after the show.

Another in the series of Mel Freesburg tribute broadcasts. Dr. J and Dangerous Dave share highlights from Mel's classic performances in "Best Regards, Jimmy Nichols"; "Breakout"; "Baskin-Robbins 39 Flavors Radio Theater" and more. Also included are interviews with Mel during his years as a "Scare On The Air" guest. Plus: a rarely heard appearance by Mel on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson."

Doc and Dave share an episode of "The Untouched Galaxy" in which a team of galactic defenders travel to Nebraska to stop a Martian invasion. Their mission is challenged by area yokels and obnoxious radio announcers.

Doc and Dave present the rarely heard "Hee Har" radio series. All of the "Hee Har" TV show's running gags--yes, even the "fenceboard in the ass" sketch--started on radio. Series stars Clyde Overalls and Junior Pancake are guests.

In "Donkeys For Death", an embittered college science professor attempts to train a pack of donkeys to kill his enemies, including the Dean of Students. Mel Freesburg, noted for his animal vocalizations in radio, provides the "hee-haw"s.

The boys present a 1978 radio drama about a disco duel between two dance squads. Which team has the moves to make it? As a special added attraction: Outtakes of DJ "Disco Don" fumbling his way through a recording session.

Doc and Dave present another episode of the 1940's anthology series 'Two-Man Tales.' In this installment Sir Bagsley Billingsworth plays a pool shark out for revenge, with Wally Daniels as his nemesis.

Doc and Dave present another installment of the crime drama "Flatfoot Fenster". Officers Fenster and WInchester try to prevent a murder-for-hire plot involving a woman who wants her unloving husband killed.

Doc and Dave present a broadcast of "Side Street Sagas", in which a young man is victimized by having a curling iron plunged into his chest hair.

Two men, each waiting for the delivery of a new baby, talk about fatherhood while waiting for the blessed event to occur. One is a young man expecting his first child, while the other--an older, wiser man--is expecting his 5th.

Doc and Dave present a drama about a fame-hungry singer who begins murdering other singing stars in hopes of owning all the glory.