Dimension X: Future Tense

By: Ray Bradbury, George Lefferts, Robert Heinlein

Narrated by: Les Damon, Joan Alexander, Santos Ortega

All of us fear and fantasize about what is to come - be it tomorrow or next year or for the next generation. Sixty-five years after its creation, radio's most successful early venture into adult science fiction continues to entertain - and to stimulate the imaginations of a whole new audience. Voyage with the voices of Raymond Edward Johnson, Les Damon, Joan Alexander, Santos Ortega, Berry Kroeger, and more in 16 interstellar stories by Ray Bradbury, Robert Heinlein, Stephen Vincent Benet, Ernest Kinoy, and George Lefferts. Whether men are on Earth or Mars or in the deepest reaches of space, morality, curiosity, justice, romance, and rebellion are universal.

Episodes include: "The Potters of Firsk", 07-28-50; "Perigi's Wonderful Dolls", 08-04-50; "The Castaways", 08-11-50; "The Martian Chronicles", 08-18-50; "The Parade", 08-25-50; "The Roads Must Roll", 09-01-50; "Hello, Tomorrow", 09-15-50; "Dr. Grimshaw's Sanatorium", 09-22-50; "And the Moon Be Still as Bright", 09-29-50; "Shanghaied", 11-12-50; "Universe", 11-26-50; "The Martian Death March", 01-14-51; "The Last Objective", 06-03-51; "Nightmare", 06-10-51; "A Pebble in the Sky", 06-17-51; "Child's Play", 06-24-51.

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I love the old radio shows

I grew up listening to some of these type of shows and cannot get enough of these old radio programs. The half hour shows are nice if you have a short period of time or you can listen to several in a row. I enjoy the full cast that is used for most of the episodes and the variety of authors. That enhances the experience for me.

Sci Fi at its best

Dimension X is great. Like Twilight Zone and Outer Limits it gives us stories that are entertaining and give tales with morales witch make us think. Great stories

Great Sci-fi from a golden era of Sci-fi

This is a compilation of radio plays based on science fiction. The type of science fiction they imagined in the 1950s. They’re great. A few times I would imagine the performers and crew acting out the stories and envisioning them opening and closing stage doors or making science fiction sounds with a slide whistle. Definitely recommend.

Love radio stories sci fi

Loved the science fiction stories great to listen to in car
Will say this though a few are hard to hear.
But most no trouble.

Real Time Travel

1950s radio gives us an audio view of a paranoid, nicotein addicted, small universe. But every generation is criticized by those who come after. At times I had to laugh at how childish 50's Earth was.

Old Timey Radio

Old Timey Radio with silly sound effects and ridiculous sci-fi plots, yet still entertaining after all these decades.