A fun mystery about the death of a ham radio operator. Excellently remastered. A bit pricey, but worth it if you like "normal person forced into the role of a detective" stories -- especially on sale or in a bundle!

An excellent remastering of a fun episode about a newspaper reporter who gets wrapped up in a murder surrounding an angry cat. The price is a bit steep, but worth picking up for mystery fans, particularly if it's on sale or in a bundle!

An excellent remastering. Dragnet is a gritty true crime audio drama -- or at least as close as they could get in the 1950s. This episode involves the investigation of an arson case. The acting tends to "serious men talking in low serious tones," but it's good and the sound design is excellent. The price is a bit steep -- $3 for a 30-minute episode -- but worth picking up if you're a true crime fan, or if it goes on sale or in a bundle!

An excellent remastering of an original Sam Spade episode. If you're a fan of the original Sam Spade stories, these are more family-friendly than the original detective fiction -- a funnier, breezier version of a noir detective. Still, Sam Spade/the narrator is fun to listen to, and the music and sound effects are excellent. $3 is a bit much for a 25-minute episode, but worth picking up if you're a fan of hardboiled detectives.

An excellent remastering of a classic episode from 1947 (over 70 years ago!). The Sherlock Holmes of the 1940s was very different from modern interpretations -- John Stanley has much more of the "cozy mystery" feel of Basil Rathbone rather than Jeremy Brett or Benedict Cumberbatch. It also features a pug dog, which made me happy. However, even with the remastering, $3 seems awfully steep for a half-hour episode. Worth a listen if you're a classic Sherlock Holmes fan, especially if it shows up on sale.