
21st Precinct
Drama
Drama
My Name Is Adam Kane gives its secret agent a confident voice and a reason to distrust appearances. An apparently straightforward assignment can become more complicated as loyalties change and a useful conversation reveals a dangerous purpose. A British fictional agent interpreted through South African radio production.

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Adam Kane has the confidence of an experienced agent and good reason to question every useful contact. His assignments turn information, persuasion and concealed loyalties into the working tools of an espionage adventure.
The South African radio production belongs to the 1970s and early 1980s. Its British intelligence setting is fictional geography, not evidence that the programme was a BBC production.
Dale Cutts wrote the series, and Don McCorkindale played Kane. McCorkindale’s performance history identifies the character as an East London agent in the tradition of screen spy Harry Palmer. Later cast and production credits require matching to particular recordings.
The Dry Cleaner · The Devil You Don't Know
These available recordings offer an introduction to this collection. Their current publication dates are separate from historical broadcast dates.
A spy’s fictional British nationality is separate from the country where actors and producers made the programme. That distinction helps place the series alongside South Africa’s other English-language radio drama.
Try The Dry Cleaner or The Devil You Don’t Know for an available mission. Listen for how the agent tests an explanation before accepting the person offering it.
HRV lists 69 public recordings. The sixty-nine records are selected missions; exact date and cast details should be checked against each edition. Current podcast dates describe later archive publication, separately from original broadcast dates.
69 public recordings in this programme. Catalogue order is not a verified original broadcast chronology.
69 episodes available.
No. The programme was produced in South Africa.
Don McCorkindale is identified in performance histories as Adam Kane.