Old radio shows

Features a large archive of the most popular old time radio mp3 downloads from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and more.

On July 31, 1930, the radio show, "The Detective Story Magazine Hour," began its weekly program of dramatizing a story from the current issue of Street & Smith's Detective Story Magazine. Harry E. Chariot, a writer for the Judson Radio Program Corporation, created "The Shadow" as a radio narrator during the development of the mystery program. He and William Sweets adapted selected stories from the pages of the weekly mystery magazine which would be acted on the air. The first person to voice…

Radio was once a family's entertainment just as TV is today. Here are the scariest episodes of old-time horror radio, featuring Escape, Suspense, Lights Out

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This is now a staple in our house everyday we listen to Radio stories and oh my do we have adventures and now you can enjoy it. Below you will find a list of online sites to listen to these stories several of these sites you can download for free. Short story Radio The Snowflake Story of Nory The Chinese Year of the Goat Old Radio Detective Stories Old Time Radio Fans Old Time Kids Radio Shows Classic Shows Paws and Tales Kids Public Radio Jungle Jim Adventures in Odyssey Lamplight Theater…

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WGN Radio’s Halloween traditions begin as radio historian Chuck Schaden presents radio’s most famous horror plays from the archives of his Radio Hall of Fame collection: ‘Sorry, Wrong Number’ about a bedridden wife who experiences a crossed phone line with two men planning a murder.

Old day radio shows

"The Shadow" - One of the most popular radio shows in history. The show went on the air in August of 1930. "Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows!" The Shadow's exploits were also avidly followed by readers in The Shadow magazine, which began in 1931 following the huge success of the old-time mystery radio program.

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