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Red Ryder

Heard
1942–1948
Episodes
65
Language
English

all 65 episodes of Red Rider That I have found enjoy!

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Trouble On Shogono Trail

    · 30 min

  2. Trouble In Millersville

    · No. 1 · 27 min

  3. Trouble In Millersville

    · No. 2 · 28 min

  4. Trouble In Millersville

    · No. 3 · 31 min

  5. Paradise Plateau

    · No. 1 · 30 min

  6. Paradise Plateau

    · No. 2 · 30 min

  7. Paradise Plateau

    · No. 3 · 29 min

  8. Scorpian Gulch

    · 29 min

  9. Range War

    · 27 min

  10. Indians On Warpath

    · 29 min

  11. Bullion Bend

    · 28 min

  12. Iron Horse Junction

    · 26 min

  13. Terror In Pecos Valley

    · 27 min

  14. Dobie Town

    · 28 min

  15. Casa Grande Valley

    · 25 min

  16. Trouble In Frying Pan Valley

    · 26 min

  17. Cherokee Strip

    · 29 min

  18. Back To Painted Valley

    · 25 min

  19. Sundown Valley

    · 25 min

  20. The Sheriff Of Painted Valley

    · 25 min

  21. Trouble In Pepperwood

    · 25 min

  22. Trouble In Devils Hole

    · 26 min

  23. Stoney Barton

    · 30 min

  24. The Bucktooth Canyon Dam

    · 26 min

  25. Bank Robbery

    · 29 min

  26. Trouble In Roaring River

    · 26 min

  27. Trouble Along Brimstone Way

    · 26 min

  28. Painted Valley Rustlers

    · 29 min

  29. Chief Clearwater

    · 30 min

  30. Cowtown Of Los Alamos

    · 9:10

  31. Scarbone Clauson

    · 30 min

  32. Buckhorn Election

    · 30 min

  33. Devils Circus

    · 29 min

  34. Tarantula Springs

    · 30 min

  35. Shawnee

    · 30 min

  36. Riata Springs

    · 30 min

  37. Trouble In Roaring River

    · 26 min

  38. Wildcat Wire

    · 26 min

  39. Thundering Tumbleweeds

    · 25 min

  40. The Law Comes To Stovepipe

    · 28 min

  41. Red Fights Homesteader Trouble

    · 28 min

  42. Happy Birthday Red Ryder

    · 18 min

  43. Crooked Poker Game

    · 27 min

  44. Timber Tornado

    · 28 min

  45. Trouble In Gunsight

    · 26 min

  46. Race For Federal Indian Land

    · 26 min

  47. Selling Horses To The Army

    · 28 min

  48. Jailed

    · 26 min

  49. Little Beaver Bit By Rattlesnake

    · 26 min

  50. Jane Held Prisoner By Ace Hanlon

    · 27 min

  51. Trouble At Monterey Territory

    · 27 min

  52. Wants To Take Mary To The Dance

    · 27 min

  53. The Law Comes To Stovepipe

    · 29 min

  54. Flames Of Hate

    · 28 min

  55. Hassaysampa Kid

    · 28 min

  56. Treacherous Is The Wolf

    · 30 min

  57. pint size pinto

    · 25 min

  58. Pint Sized Pinto

    · 27 min

  59. The Badlands

    · 26 min

  60. The Brandbuster

    · 28 min

  61. Tornado on the Trail

    · 25 min

  62. Roar of the River

    · 22 min

  63. The Rainmaker

    · 30 min

  64. Christmas Story

    · 24 min

  65. Water Grab in Mesa Way

    No date given · 26 min

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  1. Red_Ryder

    Listeners' uploads · 65 episodes here · archive.org (opens in a new tab)

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