I have listened to Adam and these wonderful shows since 2011. Every day right before bedtime. Each one is unique and has something to offer. Law and order definitely is based on Dragnet, which is my favorite. I just wanted to add a positive spin on a terrific show that will never grow old. Thank you Adam Graham for Great Detectives of Old Time Radio.

I love listening to the shows, but the sound is very muffled as well as having a squeak in it. It sounds like the master tapes are damaged. Are you able to clean it up any better?

The title shows Dragnet, but the podcast is for Father Knows Best. I’ve enjoyed your podcast, but something is wrong.

Was an episode of Father Knows Best...and a really inane one at that.

Love these stories but the added suspense music on some of the stories is dumb. It’s not in the original stories and it’s like modern clear suspense music added onto the old and sorta fuzzy original radio broadcasts. It’s very annoying cuz it doesn’t at all fit and messes up the feel of the stories

This is one of the best

Dragnet is the absolute best

I'm so glad I've found this podcast. I've been listening to drag net for years on the big broadcast Sunday nights, but now that I've found this I don't have to wait a week for a new episode. This surely makes work more bearable!

By far this is the best podcast for Dragnet. But the relentless ad to sell product at the beginning of podcast is unbearable. I know you want to cell stuff Humphrey Camardella Production but do you really have to go on & on about it for 4 minutes? I am giving 1 start just for that reason. Please cut that out.

I am twelve yrs old love just about any kind western and that's about the only thing I listen to but love this to definitely 5 stars!!!

Classic show about true stories of the Los Angeles Police Department. A must for true crime and noir buffs.

At first their Podcasts were great. Now, IF you get a new one, the first 4 or 5 minutes are them begging for contributions and then in the middle of the Podcast they throw in another minute or so asking for more. The quality is far below par now, it's like they no longer care about the listeners. Sometimes you get a whole contribution request instead of a Podcast. ("Brother Can You Spare a Dime" was and is pathetic.) Don't waste your time on their Podcasts.

I really love this podcast. It cheers me up and more than anything it gets me in a suspenseful mood. It is fun and entertaining listening to these. They do not take up a lot of memory and are all 30 min. long. Great for kids and adults. The only problem is that they have stopped coming, I would love for them to start up again. It is an absolute "bear necessity" for all radio lovers!

Loved it keep making as Many as u can

Thank you for preserving quality programming. Radio is certainly a dying art.

The title says it all. Webb produced and stared in the best cop drama of all time, period.

Harry Morgan may not be Joe's sidekick but did you catch him on some of the early episodes? Part of the fun of listening to these old radio shows is listening for voices of other stars. Harry Morgan, William Conrad and Raymond Burr are just a few of the many guest stars you can listen to on the Dragnet radio episodes.

Jack Webb was a genius. I love the realism. Keep the shows coming!!

I grew up watching Dragnet reruns and was so thrilled to find this podcast. I especially love listening to "Fatima cigarettes, best of all long cigarettes" commercials. It's historical and entertaining. Keep them coming please!

It's great to hear these old shows. My only complaint is that I wish they'd edit down the commercials. It's interesting hearing the ad for Fatima Cigarettes once per episode but by the third time the novelty has worn off.

This was one of all-time favorites, and like the other reviewer, I eagerly awaited new shows. However, this feed has been inactive since Sept 30, 2007? Has Humphrey-Camardella Productions decided not to continue this excellent show? I hope that they reconsider and add new content soon.

For a while, this podcast was a personal favorite. The episodes were delivered on a timely basis and the recordings were pretty clean transfers. Dragnet is one of my favorite police procedurals, so I was thrilled to get to hear it again, presented in a no-nonsense manner. There hasn't been a new episode of the podcast released since September, though. Are there plans to continue running this show, or has Humphrey Camardella Productions decided to let this one go? I'm going to keep the feed for a while longer, but if there isn't an update soon, I'll have to find a new resource for getting this classic.

This is great radio. Jack Webb is at his business-like best, the cases are gritty and the production values are excellent. The only downside is the phoney accent of the "non-Harry Morgan" sidekick. That's irritating, but the show is strong enough to be well worth listening to anyway--highly recommended.