Rocky Starr Destination Venus 1954 (Ep 1-30)

The Adventures of Rocky Starr
Episodes 51 & 52 are missing from this series.
Due to these episodes being only 11 minutes long and having 104 episodes, I’ve combined all the episodes into five videos. This makes for easier listening.
Radio producers, always on the lookout to do something new and fresh, decided to cash in on the current public interest and popularity of science fiction by producing a series to encapsulate space travel, rockets, alien beings, etc. In 1951 AWA devised an interplanetary series called the Rocky Starr Adventures. Although promoted as a children's program, it had many fans equally in the adult population as well.

The first story in the series was titled “Destination Venus”, and it ran for 104 episodes. The starring role of Rocky was played by Howard Craven, and Joe McCormick played Mitch, his friend and pal. The series was produced in Sydney in the AWA studios...

It was a children’s show about the interplanetary adventures of daredevil Rocky Starr and his intrepid team. It was considered topical and highly dramatic; the stories were of courage and daring so dear to the juvenile heart. There were eleven different stories in the series.
Cast: Howard Craven (Rocky Starr), Joe McCormick, Barbara Brunton, Allan Trevor, Harry Howlett, John Tate, Ivan Vander, Ben Gabriel, Lloyd Berrell. Label: AWA. Episode duration: 15 mins. Broadcast details: 1950s-early 1960s

A total of 624 episodes were produced with 11 stories over the next 3 years. The series was produced in Sydney in the AWA studios. The series debuted on 3DB Melbourne from May 1952, 2CH Sydney from November 1952, and 4BK Brisbane from January 1952.
From Australian OTR