Quietly Yours

David's recent Facebook poll for a non- QP episode selected Dimension X, so Matt decided to be an ass and pick X-Minus One instead. This week is "Tunnel Under the World" based on a short story by Frederik Pohl, often cited as inspiration for the films The Thirteenth Floor and Fassbinder's World On A Wire (and The Matrix ). Come for some science fiction recs, stay for righteous...

A lighthearted romp, much to Matt's chagrin (and Dave's favorite!)

A good episode? Hard to say.  Check it out. 

This week Matt chose an episode from The Mysterious Traveler titled Fire in the Sky, from August 28th, 1951. For some reason my microphone wasn't working when we recorded this so....uh....just pretend we're both broadcasting from deep underground in an converted coal mine/comet shelter....

Matt and David are joined by Adam Curtis for Take Me Out to the Graveyard

Matt and David are joined by Kelly Prosen to talk about Don't Tell Me About Halloween, just in time for uh, February Halloween?

Another LA story, this time with some 1920s flavor!

Time Travel! Canadian Accents! A real life Sheriff! All this and more this week on Quietly Yours!

Matt and David are joined by Quietplease.org's Paul Knierim for a conversation about three missing episodes, "The Big Box," "Be a Good Dog, Darling," and "The Low Road." Music at the end is The Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond by the Corries.

Matt and David close out 2020 with a strange episode of Suspense that feels very...2020. We're calling this the last episode of the "first season" of Quietly Yours , so we hope to hear from you about things you are looking forward to in "season two" next year. Until then, hoping that midnight brings 2021......unless.....

Matt and David discuss a Christmas Episode that may or may not have been penned by Wyllis Cooper from Lights Out!

Episode 14 of Quiet Please has Matt and David split for the first time. Come for the largest collection of Cooperisms to date and stay for Dinah Shore's rendition of "A Kiss in the Dark." 

Matt and David are joined by Narada Radio Company's Pete Lutz to discuss a slate of five missing Quiet Please episodes: A Mile High and a Mile Deep, Mirror Mirror on the Wall, A Ribbon of Lincoln Green/Retreat At Dunkerque, and Three Sides to a Story. Links to some audio recreations can be found below: A Mile High and a Mile Deep - Quietplease.org Mirror Mirror on the Wall - Narada Radio Comp...

David got the typewriter from the episode in question. Let's see what trouble ensues

Matt and David take a short holiday detour to an early Lights Out! script by Wyllis Cooper (just to keep it relevant): Coffin in Studio B. Also included is a response to some listener feedback, as well as a riff on some of our favorite non-QP radio horror.

The first Quiet Please masterpiece? Matt and David discuss....

David and Matt discuss the first time travel episode of Quiet Please,  "I Remember Tomorrow," from July 27th, 1947.

Matt and David discuss Cornelia, a....strange episode. 

David and Matt return from a brief hiatus to talk the fourth episode of Quiet, Please..for our fifth episode. Oh no, math... Some audio issues here but we are working out the kinks!

Matt and David take a look at their first non-Quiet Please episode of the series, Arch Oboler's Bathysphere . 

Matt and David discuss Episode 3 of Quiet Please, "We Were Here First," originally broadcast on June 22nd, 1947. Ants, the nuclear bomb, DDT, the thoroughgoing destruction of life and nature and....a pulp radio program for postwar teens? All included. PLEASE leave a comment/rating in your podcast feed if applicable!

Matt and David talk episode 2 of Quiet Please, a sad thing about dying in a taxi accident but its love, or something. 1947!

Matt and David talk through the premiere episode of Quiet Please, Nothing Behind the Door. Nuclear war, Lovecraft, scratchy radio transcriptions. We have it all!!! Please join us for the conversation, like, subscribe, etc.