The site vintageradioplace has a 1976 radio interview with Ray Bradbury as well as several Bradbury radio drama adaptations.

Also a 1977 interview with future BRADBURY 13 producer Michael McDonough, and Brad Arrington.

These programs were posted last August in celebration of Ray Bradbury's 90th Birthday.

http://www.vintageradioclassic...dioclassics1008.html

The first week segment has the interviews and adaptations of "The Fox and the Forest" and "Kaleidoscope" performed within a frame of "The Illustrated Man". These are McDonough's adaptations recored before BRADBURY 13.

These are really GREAT listens!

A Thank You to Mr. Jerry Haendiges for his site and interviews.

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Elsewhere on the same site, is a program which has discussions with Ray Bradbury, A.E. Van Vogt, Isaac Asimov, John W. Campbell, Forest J. Ackerman and wife. Ticket to the Moon, an episode of a 1950s radio program BIOGRAPHY IN SOUND. You can find it (a little easier) at the internet archive:
http://www.archive.org/details/Biography_in_Sound

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CBC STAGE radio adaptation of FAHRENHEIT 451 from 1974 is available to listen at The Old Thyme Radio Network under the program Larry and Sam Gassman's "SAME TIME, SAME STATION".
http://www.vintageradioclassics.com/broadcast/

After Saturday it probably goes to the archive page.
http://www.vintageradioclassic...oadcast/archive.html

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Good find, Linnl; well done!

Really nice, also, for this week too. From October 1975, an interview with Ray Bradbury about his early days in LA and radio.

Larry and John Gassman's "Same Time, Same Station":
http://www.vintageradioclassics.com/broadcast/