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Suspense OTR Collection – Classic 1950s–60s Radio Mystery Drama | An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge

A collision course in the sky and a rope waiting on a bridge. This Suspense OTR Collection features Classic 1950s–60s Radio Mystery Drama (specifically 1957 and 1958) dealing with aviation disasters, psychological twists, and the price of fame. In this 2-hour compilation, we face a mid-air crisis in "The Crowded Void" and return to the legendary "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" (1957 Version). We also uncover the dark secrets of a celebrity in "America's Boyfriend" and piece together a mystery in "A Week Ago Wednesday." These remastered audio dramas are perfect for late-night listening. 🎧 EPISODE TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Introduction 00:35 - America's Boyfriend (Original Air Date: July 21, 1957) - A drama about a beloved public figure. The public loves him, but behind closed doors, a different story unfolds. 30:30 - An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge (Original Air Date: Dec 15, 1957) - LITERARY MASTERPIECE. The 1957 production of Ambrose Bierce's classic. A Confederate sympathizer stands on a bridge with a noose around his neck, waiting for the end... or a new beginning. 55:20 - A Week Ago Wednesday (Original Air Date: Jan 5, 1958) - A mystery thriller. A seemingly ordinary day holds the key to a crime, if only the memory can be recovered. 1:17:45 - The Crowded Void (Original Air Date: Jan 19, 1958) - AVIATION THRILLER. The sky is big, but sometimes it isn't big enough. A tense drama about a potential mid-air collision and the men trying to prevent it. 📻 ABOUT THE CHANNEL: Shadow & Static: Classic Radio is your destination for vintage audio entertainment. We curate the finest Old Time Radio (OTR) horror, mystery, and noir to help you relax and sleep. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: The audio content in this video is in the Public Domain. #SuspenseOTR #AnOccurrenceAtOwlCreekBridge #TheCrowdedVoid #AviationThriller #OldTimeRadio #RadioMystery #FilmNoir #AmbroseBierce #AudioDrama #1950sRadio