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The Adventures of Doc Savage.
An ordinary investigation has its limits. Doc Savage is about to pass them. Discover The Adventures of Doc Savage on Heritage Radio Vault, a dramatic audio return to the world of the Man of Bronze. Scientific ingenuity, formidable opponents and energetic pulp storytelling give these adventures their scale.
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The Adventures of Doc Savage: Programme Guide.
Doc Savage and his companions confront a mystery large enough to become an expedition. The Adventures of Doc Savage uses the pulp hero’s scientific knowledge and physical resourcefulness across two connected multi-part adventures.
Broadcast history.
The surviving thirteen-part production aired on National Public Radio in 1985. It is a later revival, distinct from the character’s earlier radio appearances during the original pulp period.
Cast and creative team.
Daniel Chodos plays Doc. Roger Rittner and Will Murray adapt Lester Dent’s novels, with Fear Cay occupying seven parts and The Thousand-Headed Man six. Indiana University’s catalogued release documents this structure and company.
Where to begin.
Fear Cay, Part 1: Kidnapped · Fear Cay, Part 2: The Hanging Man
These available recordings offer an introduction to this collection. Their current publication dates are separate from historical broadcast dates.
An interesting detail.
Thirteen episode records represent two long stories rather than thirteen unrelated complete novels. A late chapter can reveal an answer that earlier parts are still building toward.
Listening appeal.
Begin Fear Cay with Kidnapped, then The Hanging Man. Start the second adventure with The Black Stick after completing the first seven parts.
Collection and date notes.
HRV lists 13 public recordings. Follow the documented serial order; the current display places later chapters near the top. Current podcast dates describe later archive publication, separately from original broadcast dates.
Sources.
Choose your next episode.
13 public recordings in this programme. Catalogue order is not a verified original broadcast chronology.
13 episodes available.
Questions about The Adventures of Doc Savage.
Are these preserved performances from the 1930s?
The thirteen-part revival was broadcast in 1985.
Are all thirteen episodes standalone stories?
They form two serial adventures.
