Crime stories from the golden age. Old Time Radio is filled with cops, robbers, and private investigators...Lets reopen the cases and hear these great stories again!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 127 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPerforming Arts |
This week on Case Closed, we begin with The Smokey Sleeper Matter, from Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. That episode aired August 25, 1957.
(28:25) Then, Casey, Crime Photographer brings us his story from October 23, 1947, The Lady In Distress.
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This week on Case Closed, Nick Carter, Master Detective starts us off with The Case Of The Clumsy Forgeries, from June 11, 1946.
(29:15) This Is Your FBI follows with its episode from December 13, 1946, titled, The Swampland Killer.
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This week on Case Closed, we begin with The Adventures Of Sam Spade with his story, The Sugar Kane Caper. That episode aired October 3, 1948.
(29:21) Our last story is The Case Of Room 304, the April 27, 1951, episode of The New Adventures Of Nero W... more
We begin this week’s hour of mystery with The Charles Crandall Murder Case, the May 12, 1951, episode of Broadway Is My Beat.
(30:00) Case Closed concludes with The Adventure Of Nick The Knife, the August 1, 1945, broadcast of The Adventures Of Elle... more
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I adore this podcast! I always wanted to listen to the old radio programs but had no idea how many there were before I stumbled onto this podcast. Now I’m hooked for life! It’s my favorite thing to have on in the background when I’m painting.
Good podcast with a great variety of crime radio shows, and no commercials (except the old time ones)! Keep ‘em coming! Thanks
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Featuring crime stories from the golden age of radio, this podcast offers a nostalgic journey into the world of vintage detective and thriller narratives. Each episode presents carefully curated tales that showcase the creativity of classic radio programming. With a mix of private investigators, police procedurals, and intricate mysteries, listeners can expect to be engaged with compelling plots and memorable characters. The podcast stands out by pairing two stories per episode, enhancing its appeal to both long-time fans of the genre and newcomers seeking thrilling audio experiences. The infusion of serialized storytelling captivates the mind while transporting audiences back to a bygone era.
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