Why would anyone do psrt of a show/story it's like I think the podcast is...

The episodes are out of order and They don’t get to the conclusion of each story

None of the episodes are complete. They start in the middle and stop before the story ends. I cannot recommend this podcast

Raymond Burr and Barbara Hale may be in the photo, but not in any of these podcasts, which are all early radio shorts. That's just deliberately misleading. Anyway, they don’t even come close to the quality of the drama and acting on the later TV show.

If the episodes were in order it would have been a lot of fun--I should have read the other reviews before I downloaded them. We were listening to the podcasts as we drove and part way through one storyline it skipped to another. The episodes need specific titles or info like "The Case of the One-Eyed Witness part 1 of 8".

Humphrey needs to get his act together. I love old time radio and used to buy the tapes whenever they became available. It's super that a producer wants to bring back radio when it was "live" and an era when you could listen for hours at a time. But the sound is poor, inconsistent, and not worthy of current technology when these issues can be resolved. Do better and you will have many more listeners.

so after listening the first 12 episodes there is no ending. i'm going to pretend it's some kind of huge prank.

Ok, the last podcast was uploaded in february, it is now mid april...What happened!? I would really appreciate it if iTunes would get their act together and post the next episode.

The newest content was posted more than 2 months ago. Please update this podcast.

Stories have interesting beginnings, but no endings!

I can't believe I've listened to 12 episodes and finally coming to the end and it's nowhere to be found....it is so disappointing!! I guess I'll stick with Poirot.

When the podcast started I was excited because I'm a big Perry Mason fan. At the beginning there were problems with discontinued story lines and my shattered illusions. Everything has been great since the Mae Grant story and I have a hard time waiting for the next installment. Whenever a new one comes out, it is the first podcast that I listen to. I just wish that they came out more frequently. They are short and that allows me to always fit it into my schedule whenever I see a new podcast.

Help! Just when Perry is about to defend Della and himself on kidnapping charges against the slimy prosecutor Murtaw, just at the climax of this complicated tale, the episodes switch from this engrossing story to the Honeymoon Murder! I lose interest in pursuing any other perry mason pods, because i've never been able to hear a complete story from beginning to end! At least give us a warning!

I'm a long-time fan of Perry Mason from ESG's books and the classic TV show. But, other than the chance to experience the radio show version of Perry Mason, this podcast was a disappointment. The first episode picks up mid-story and continues through episode 12 with decent sound quality. But, before the story concludes, the next three episodes are of other stories, again beginning mid-stream and ending without a conclusion. Sound quality is degraded, but still okay. Episode 16 picks up with yet another new story, which appears to continue throught the current episode, but the sound quality is so poor, I gave up.

The first several episodes (12) of the serial are quite well done (clear recordings) and engrossing. However, prior to the conclusion, it goes off the rails and picks up with a different episode. Subsequent episodes seem to be all over the map with a hodgepodge of cases. I'd pass on subscribing as too many episodes leave the listener hanging.