Down These Mean Streets (Old Time Radio Detectives)
Mean Streets PodcastsPresenting the best detectives from the Golden Age of Radio. Each week, we'll bring you an episode starring one of Old Time Radio's greatest detectives and the story behind the show. Join us for adventures of Philip Marlowe, Sam Spade, Johnny Dollar, and many more.
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Reviews
- Fantastically curated OTR entertainment
This is my favorite OTR podcast and podcaster. His commentary at the beginning of the show does a great job setting the historical and narrative context for the forthcoming show(s). Love the inclusion of original advertisements and the fact that the host is so low-key about the podcast’s own fundraising needs - it’s the least intrusive of almost any podcast I follow. I love the themed episodes from different shows. Keep up the great work!
Apple Podcasts5Nahnonicknamw
United States2 months ago - Should be 5 stars but…
I listen to OTR every night as I go to bed. It helps set my mind at ease. Down These Mean Streets and it’s companion Stars on Susoense are OUTSTANDING! I would give them 5 stars each but for consistency—not in production or content but in regularity. Too often new episodes are not produced on a weekly basis. But when they are produced, they are sublime. Especially love the vintage ads.
Apple Podcasts4wffeusUnited States3 months ago - Great Podcast
I just found this while searching old radio detective shows and I’m so glad I did! I love the stories and the introduction that gives you a bit of history pertaining to the show! Host has a nice quiet voice. I love everything about this podcast! Thank you for this!
Apple Podcasts4StellaStedanko
Canada6 months ago - Outstanding
Outstanding presentation complete with otr commercials from days gone by as well as insightful notes and anecdotes at the start of each episode from the passionate curator. This otr podcast is tip top. 5 stars.
Apple Podcasts5DeezGruntledUnited States7 months ago - Delightful
Better than the rest, with the exception of the equally delightful Stars on Suspense, their other OTR podcast.
Apple Podcasts5Grin Ann BarrettUnited States10 months ago
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