• Disc 1: the muriel smith case (06-25-51)
• the franklin kelso case (07-16-51) disc 2: the eddie kent case (07-23-51)
• the drowned girl case (08-06-51) disc 3: the willie baines case (08-20-51)
• the steven morton case (08-27-51) disc 4: the lucille case (09-17-51)
• the harold winthrop case (audition) (september 1950).

Always handy with a pack of gum and a set of keys that allowed him entry to any premises at will. Lt. Lou Dana had a reputation for playing rough. Relying on uniformed officers, police photographers, and beloved lab boys he often apprehends the killers single handed and at great personal peril.

Presents a radio discussion of a centuries-old Albanian custom known as the gjakmarrja, or hakmarrja, where blood was avenged with blood. Thousands died over the centuries under this practice, until it was banned by the Stalinist dictator Enver Hoxha. But after the fall of communism, the custom of blood feuds began anew, leaving thousands dead and sending families into hiding.

• No dogs or Jews allowed: the story of antisemitism in America
• The streets were paved with gold: the Jewish lower East Side,
• part 1
• Becoming Americans: the Jewish lower East Side,
• part 2
• White Christmas: the Jews who created Tin Pan Alley and Hollywood,
• part 1
• Over the rainbow: the Jews who created Tin Pan Alley and Hollywood,
• part 2
• The first Jews
• Never again! a Holocaust memorial / (featuring Elie Wiesel and Abraham Foxman)
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: her life as a woman, a Jew, and a judge
• (recorded September 2,
• 2004 at the Supreme Court)

• Prefer not / Colin Dunn
• Exodus of one / Alex Kotlowitz.

Colin Dunn describes how he stopped going to school ; Alex Kotlowitz tells the story of a little girl who was returned to the mother who gave her up in Jamaica.

• Prologue
• Act One. Pink Elephant
• Act Two. Right and Righter
• Act Three. Indecent Proposal
• Act Four. It's My Party.

Stories of the Republican Party, America's new majority party. Writer Thomas Frank, author of "What's the Matter with Kansas," talks to radio listeners. Patrick Howell, a gay Republican, goes to the convention. Producer Alex Blumberg spends some time with the Alabama Republican Party. Mike, a Democrat, dares his Republican coworkers to watch Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11. Patrick Howell talks to Stephen King, a Christian Republican.

• Prologue / Ira Glass and Eddie Schmidt
• Act
• 1. Take My Cheese, Please / Eddie Schmidt
• Act
• 2. We Don't Talk About That. / Kevin O'Leary
• Act
• 3. Admissions / Katia Dunn.

A program about family legends, both spoken and suppressed. Eddie Schmidt talks about his cheapskate Aunt Mary. Kevin O'Leary tries to find out the truth about his grandfather. Katia Dunn tells the story of the worst college acceptance letter ever written

• Prologue
• Act One. Farm Eye for the Farm Guy
• Act Two. Diary of a Long-shot
• Act Three. Contrails of My Tears.

Stories about people deciding whether to give it their all. Hilary Hoffman isn't making it as a farmer so he gets a makeover from George deVault, writer and organic farmer. 24 year old Sam Brooks keeps an audio diary of his long-shot run for DC City Council. Brett Martin documents a previously unnoticed human phenomenon, one that involves airplanes ... crying ... and Reese Witherspoon

• 1. Prologue / Ira Glass and Nancy Updike
• 2. Funny, you don't look Jewish / reported by David Segal
• 3. Miami vices / Sascha Rothchild
• 4 Credits.

A program about changing identities. Nancy Updike describes how for two years she thought she was a lesbian. David Segal reports on a young Hasidic Jew who joined an underground rock band. Sascha Rothchild reads from her diary about changing high schools and trying on a new personality.

• Disc 1: Squirrel cop / a police officer somewhere on the east coast
• Loser / Aimee Bender
• Flight vs invisibililty / John Hodgman
• Watching the detective / Ira Glass with Jonathan Rosenberg
• The greatest phone message of all time / Jonathan Goldstein.

• Disc 2: Jesus shaves / David Sedaris
• Say it to me in guy language / Ira Glass with Will Powers
• When the wall came tumbling down / a teenager and his dad
• Everyone speaks Elton John / Starlee Kine with Jon Langford
• Music lessons / Sarah Vowell.

Stories of crime and stories of miscommunication. There are funny moments, there are serious moments, there are suprising situations. Unless otherwise noted the stories are one hundred percent true.

• Disc
• 1. The Yiddish radio dial (16:31)
• Rabbi Rubin's court of the air (12:54)
• Hebrew national commercial (:16)
• Commercials on Yiddish radio (11:09)
• Happy birthday (:28)
• Yiddish melodies in swing (15:02)
• Campbell's soup commercial (:24)
• Reunion with Seigbert Freiberg (12:08)
• disc
• 2. Introduction (:33)
• The dramas of Nahum Stutchkoff (8:23)
• 'Round the family table (12:45)
• Lifschitz wine commercial (1:02)
• Levine and his flying machine (11:21)
• The Jewish philosopher (12:46)
• Sterling salt commercial (1:12)
• Victor Packer, the one-man radio empire (12:19)
• Seymour Rechtzeit, the Yiddish crooner (6:19)
• Credits (1:07)

The Yiddish Radio Project is based on a series of stories featured on NPR's All Things Considered in the spring of 2002. The series highlights the golden age of Yiddish-American broadcasting in the 1930s to '50s. In its heyday Yiddish radio was heard from coast to coast, with a dozen stations in New York alone. All that survives from that incredible era are 500 hours of material preserved on 1,000 fragile discs--all of them rescued from storerooms and attics and even dumpsters, by one man, Henry Sapoznik, a musician and historian who has been on a fifteen-year mission to save every remnant from the "golden age" of Yiddish radio. This collection is an unprecedented intimate snapshot of American Jewish life during the '30s and '40s. The series features translations of the Yiddish language broadcasts by a cast that includes Eli Wallach, Carl Reiner, and Isaiah Sheffer.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

• Springfield, Missouri
• Akron, Ohio
• Skokie, Illinois
• Seattle, Washington
• South Bend, Indiana
• Portland, Oregon
• Louisville, Kentucky
• Dallas, Texas
• Cleveland, Ohio
• Charleston, West Virginia
• Andy Williams
• Willie Morris
• Mary Lee Settle
• Studs Terkel
• San Steiger
• Ruth Reichl
• Ed Erickson
• Glen Campbell
• Sheepshead Boys
• John Drummond
• Ralph Duren
• Sacramento, California
• Walla Walla, Washington
• Dallas, Texas
• New York, New York
• Carbondale, Illinois
• Surreal Gourment
• Bourbon Expert
• Chef/Owner Rancho Martinez
• Restaurant Titanic Diner.

Produced from the radio series of the same title.

• Les malheurs de Muller: La camera invisible
• Flirt: Jose Artur avec Marie Laforet
• Les malheurs de Muller: J'embrasse mal
• Shaker: Vivre! par Emmanuel Den et Kriss
• Les malheurs de Muller: La lettre ; Je ronfle eveille
• Bande a part: Qui etiez-vous a
• 17 ans. Jean Gabin? Les malheurs de Muller: Renvoye
• Les petits monstres, par Claude Dominique
• La grande aventure du cnrs: Les pygmees aka, par Robert Arnaut
• L'orteil en coin, par Patrice Serres, Nadine Serres, Sophie Barrouyer
• Jeune, jolie mais seule, par Simon Monceau et Francois Jouffa
• Dialogue de debut d'emission
• Portrait de Nicolas Sarkozy par Maurice Horgues
• Tout tout tout sur Sarkozy
• Entretien avec Francoise Morasso
• Petites saynetes neuilliennes, par Maurice Horgues et Jacques Mailhot
• Nicolas Sarkozy et les desserts
• Introduction de la 2e partie de l'emission
• Nicolas Sarkozy et Annie Cordy
• Mitterand et Kouchner
• Fleur de papillon
• Avec Pasqua
• Tata yoyo mimi roro
• Nicolas Sarkozy et les sondages
• Fin de l'emission
• Le kepi qui tourne, par Kriss et Alain le Douarin
• Les nouvelles du monde: La radioscope de Cleopatre, par Jacques Chancel, Juliette Greco ; La Tour de Babel, par Kathia David
• Nene le Phallo, par Kriss et Alain le Douarin
• Dans la ville de Paramaribo, il y a une rue qui monte et qui ne descend jamais, par D. Mermet
• Monde a part: le pays de Pierre Codou, par Emmanuel Den
• Du cinema pour L'Oreille: Serge Gainsbourg, par Thomas Sertillanges et Gilles Davidas
• Vassilissia, par Daniel Mermet
• Giacomo Confetto, par Denis Cheissoux
• L'Oreille en coin: indicatif.

• Tape 1. Walter Cronkite audio foreword
• Mercury Theater on the Air. War of the worlds [1938-10-30]
• Abbott and Costello Show. Who's on first? [1945-04-17]
• Tape 2. Adventures of Philip Marlowe. Red wind [1947-06-17]
• Chase & Sanborn Hour [1938-10-30]
• Tape 3. Six Shooter. Britt Ponset's Christmas carol [1953-12-20]
• Baby Snooks Show. Report card blues [1951-05-01]
• Escape. Leinengen vs. the ants [1948-01-14]
• Tape 4. Fibber McGee and Molly. I can get it for you wholesale [1941-12-09]
• On a Note of Triumph [1945-05-13] / with Martin Gabel-- Tape 5. CBS Radio Workshop. Brave new world [1956-01-27]
• Burns & Allen [1948-01-08] / with Jack Benny
• Tape 6. Jack Benny Program [1952-03-02]
• Lux Radio Theatre. The Jazz singer [1947-06-02]
• Tape 7. Suspense. Sorry, wrong numnber [1943-08-21]
• Grand Central Station. Miracle for Christmas [1949-12-24]
• Philco Radio Time. The road to Hollywood [1947-01-29]
• Tape 8. Saint. The corpse said ouch [1950-08-06]
• Have Gun, Will Travel. From here to Boston [1960-11-27]
• Vic and Sade. Muted silver moonbeam chimes [1944-09-06]
• Lum and Abner. Christmas show [1948-12-19]
• Tape 9. We Hold These Truths [1941-12-15] / with James Stewart
• Arthur Godfrey Time [1953-10-21]-- Walter Winchell Show [1949-03-27]
• Tape 10. X-Minus One. Nightfall [1955-12-07]
• Adventures of Superman. Origin retold [1945-09-25]
• Mercury Summer Theater. The Hitchhiker [1946-06-21]
• Big Town. Death rides the highway [1940]
• Tape 11. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. The Todd matter [1956]
• Tape 12. Columbia Presents Corwin. The undecided molecule [1945-07-17]
• Dimension X. The martian chronicles [1950-08-18]
• Eddie Cantor Show [1946-06-09]
• Tape 13. Escape. Three skeleton key [1950-03-17]
• Chase and Sanborn Hour [1937-12-12] / with Mae West
• Tape 14. Cavalcade of America [1941-09-22-29]
• Fred Allen Show [1946-05-26] / with Jack Benny
• Tape 15. Lights Out. Cat wife [1938-04-06]
• Jack Benny Program. Money or your life [03-28-48]
• Tape 16. Command Performance. Dick Tracy in B-flat [1945-02-15]
• Columbia Presents Corwin. Fourteen August [1945-08-14]
• Dragnet. Rifle for Christmas [1949-12-22]
• Tape 17. Shadow. White god [1938]
• Adventures of Sam Spade, Detective. The death bed caper [1948-06-20]
• Bickersons [1947-03-16]
• Tape 18. Inner Sanctum Mysteries. The shadow of death [1945-10-02]
• Great Gildersleeve. McGee's Christmas gifts [1941-12-21]
• I love Lucy [1952-02-26]
• Tape 19. Arch Oboler's Plays. Johnny got his gun [1940-03-09]
• Suspense. Backseat driver [1949-02-03]
• Lone Ranger. Origin show [1948-06-30]
• Tape 20. Gunsmoke. The photographer [1956-05-06]
• Let's Pretend. Mell-A-Lot [1947-08-23]
• Bold Venture. Deadly merchandise [1950s]
• Quiet, Please. The thing on the fourble board [1948-08-09].

Sixty of the greatest radio shows of the 20th century selected by Walter Cronkite. Performers include Edgar Bergen & Charlie McCarthy, James Stewart, Fanny Brice, William Conrad, Jack Benny, Burns & Allen, Al Jolson, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Arthur Godfrey, Orson Welles, Edward G. Robinson, Groucho Marx, Eddie Cantor, Ray Bradbury, Vincent Price, Burgess Meredith, Fred Allen, Boris Karloff, Frank Sinatra, Jack Webb, Don Ameche, Agnes Moorehead, Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall.

• CD
• 1. Wie die Sieger lebten
• CD 2-4. Ereignisse und Entwicklungen
• CD
• 5. Kultur.

• We laughed: Peter Pan : an interview with / Jack Hitt. Drama bug / David Sedaris. Letterman! Cookies! / Dishwasher Pete. Mr. Loh's not aftraid to be naked / Sandra Tsing Loh. Teen getaway / Cheryl Tryku. Shooting dad / Sarah Vowell.-- We wept: Get ovet it! / Ira Glass. Hands on a hard body : an interview / Bob Bindler. The test / Scott Carrier. Christmas Freud / David Rakoff. Apology line : an interview with / Marissa Bridge.

• Disc
• 1: Whistling spy enigma (originally broadcast Septtember 28, 1954)
• Affair of the lone banana (originally broadcast on October 26, 1954)
• Disc
• 2: Great Tuscan salami scandal (originally broadcast February 21, 1956)
• Scradje (originally broadcast March 13, 1956).

• CD1. Moriarty murder mystery
• King Solomon's mines
• CD2. £1,000,000 penny
• Vanishing room.