
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 | |||

Case Closed begins with WHItehall-1212 this week. We’ll hear, The Case Of William George Greenly, from May 4, 1952.
(29:45) Then, Crime Classics brings us their story from February 17, 1954, titled, Jean-Baptiste Troppman, Killer Of Many.
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Case Closed begins with a story from Murder By Experts this week. We’ll hear Summer Heat, from June 13, 1949.
(29:14) Next up is The Missing Masterpiece, from The Silent Men. That episode aired May 7, 1952.
This Is Your FBI kicks off this week’s Case Closed (episode 1000!) with its story from September 30, 1949, The Dead Man’s Tale.
(30:16) The next story is The Two’s A Crowd Matter, from Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. That one aired March 26, 1961.
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This week’s hour of mystery begins with Jack Webb as Jeff Regan, Investigator. We’ll hear The Gambler And His Lady, from December 11, 1948.
(30:23) Philo Vance brings our next story with his episode from March 22, 1949, titled, The White Willow Murd... more
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Have trouble sleeping at night but often drift off for a while if I listen to these old shows.
Thank you Old Time Radio! You’re the best. Keep ‘em comin!🥰
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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Classic crime drama anthology drawn from mid-20th-century radio, typically pairing two self-contained tales per episode. Expect hard-edged detectives, private eyes, and police procedurals, often interleaved with period advertising and brief host commentary that provides context and atmosphere. The format leans toward nostalgic storytelling, with strong production values and a mix of American and British crime drama voices; guests and varied eras give each episode a booklet-like feel of serial listening. Noteworthy is the dual-story structure, the era-specific sponsorships, and a generally accessible entry point for listeners new to old-time radio while rewarding long-time fans with familiar characters and tropes.
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