Bradbury Thirteen
A series of thirteen radio dramas produced by the Media Services Division of Brigham Young University in cooperation with National Public Radio's Satellite Development Fund. Broadcast during 1984 on NPR and received the Peabody Award the same year. A fourteenth show featuring Ray Bradbury discussing his career completes the series. The series was syndicated and has been broadcast since the original airing. All shows were based on works by Ray Bradbury, ranging from science fiction ("Kaleidoscope") to thriller, horror ("The Wind") or just plain fun ("There Was An Old Woman"). The shows featured excellent use of stereo and effects.
Bradbury Thirteen. Radio program.
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