Dimension X

Adventures in Time & Space

By: Robert Heinlein, Kurt Vonnegut, Ray Bradbury

Narrated by: Staats Cotsworth, Raymond Edward Johnson, Les Damon, Bill Lipton, Berry Kroeger, Jan Miner, Joan Alexander

"The last man on Earth sat alone in a room. There was a knock on the door."

A new crop of writers emerged from the dawning of the nuclear age, grappling with humankind's place in the universe. While imagining the wonders of space exploration and the rise of technological advancements, they questioned whether we were prepared to encounter aliens, or even control the machines and weapons we'd built ourselves.

These first episodes of the Dimension X series - including stories by Kurt Vonnegut, Robert Bloch, and Robert Heinlein - feature performances by Staats Cotsworth, Raymond Edward Johnson, Les Damon, Bill Lipton, Berry Kroeger, Jan Miner, Joan Alexander, and more.

Episodes include: "The Outer Limit", 04-08-50; "With Folded Hands", 04-15-50; "Report on the Barnhouse Effect", 04-22-50; "No Contact", 04-29-50; "Knock", 05-06-50; "Almost Human", 05-13-50; "The Lost Race", 05-20-50; "To the Future", 05-27-50; "The Embassy", 06-03-50; "The Green Hills of Earth", 06-10-50; "There Will Come Soft Rains/Zero Hour", 06-17-50; "Destination Moon", 06-24-50; "A Logic Named Joe", 07-01-50; "Mars Is Heaven", 07-07-50; "The Man in the Moon", 07-14-50; "Beyond Infinity", 07-21-50.

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classic radio sci-fi! 30 minute short stories.

loved it! you can get most of these recordings free online but I had a free audible token. I'd buy this kind of entertainment.

A must have for a Sci-fi fans

This is a must have for all Sci-fi fans out there. The audio was clear and crisp.

Astonishing Tales

A great radio program. Stories based on some of the greatest sci-fi writers stories. My favorites being Robert Heinlein and Ray Bradbury. This show reminds me of the tv shows like , the outer limits and the twilight zone. With shocking and surprising endings. Tales that also tell a moral. A great show plan to listen to more.

The "Grand Daddy" of Radio Science Fiction

No losers here. If you are a SF fan you'll enjoy this collection over and over. I heard these radio broadcasts in the 1950s and still enjoy listening to them almost 60 years later.
Great stuff.

Loved it!

Great old stories from some of the best old sci fi writers! Great for all ages.