
Delivered daily. This podcast features Old Time Radio Horror, Mystery, Supernatural and Suspense broadcasts from the golden age of radio. Hand-picked episodes daily. Featured programs include Inner Sanctum, Quiet Please, Lights Out, Black Mass, The Weird Circle, Dark Venture, The Sealed Book, The Witch's Tale, The Haunting Hour, Dark Fantasy, The Hermit's Cave,The Mysterious Traveler, The Whistler... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 713 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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To turn on this podcast now! Excellent selection of Golden Age Radio horror. Creepy stories, perfect for October, or any time!
Great content! Thank you JD for all of the great stories. Nothing like the old radio shows. They take me back to the good old days. When times were simple and people used their imagination more. I love Halloween and this is fun to listen to while I’m anticipating the spooky fall season. Thanks again and take care. Much appreciation.
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The show focuses on classic Old Time Radio horror, mystery, supernatural, and suspense broadcasts, creating an engaging experience that brings back the thrill of vintage storytelling. Each episode features hand-picked selections from iconic programs such as Inner Sanctum, Quiet Please, and Lights Out, among others, making it a treasure trove for enthusiasts of vintage horror and drama. The atmospheric narratives and rich performances of the golden age of radio are emphasized, appealing to audiences fond of suspenseful tales that evoke nostalgia and excitement.
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Creepy Tales Radio launched 2 years ago and published 713 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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