
Presenting the biggest legends of Hollywood starring in "Suspense," radio's outstanding theater of thrills! Each week, we'll hear two chillers from this old time radio classic featuring one of the all-time great stars of stage and screen.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 575 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArtsTV & Film | |||

Rats! Our series of scariest stories from Suspense continues with a showcase of radio sound effects. Listen as a horde of ravenous rodents comes to life in one of the all-time terror treats of the radio era. Vincent Price stars in "Three Skeleton Key... more
A killer has his eye on a young woman who can't speak in The Spiral Staircase. Dorothy McGuire, Kent Smith, and Ethel Barrymore star in this classic Hollywood chiller, which we'll hear recreated for radio along with Suspense episodes featuring the ca... more
Our Halloween series of the scariest stories from Suspense continues with "On a Country Road" (originally aired on CBS on November 16, 1950), a cautionary tale about avoiding shortcuts and keeping your gas tank topped off. Cary Grant stars in this cl... more
A dream house becomes a nightmare in The Uninvited. This week's October chiller stars Ray Milland and Ruth Hussey as siblings who buy a seaside home and discover it comes complete with a resident ghost. We'll hear Mr. Milland and Ms. Hussey, along wi... more
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Suspense is such a great old show, well written and excellent acting. I especially like this show as it has compilations of one actor and their Suspense episodes or a cast from a show doing the episodes. My only issue is with the host’s volume. The sibilance is so bad and blasts so loud I skip through all the intros. Happy these shows are being podcast though and well worth listening to.
Wow baaaaad era now requires NPR-like intro
These are great shows, some are a little hokey but even those are worth a listen. I also really enjoy the commentary, hearing about the stars, the writers, and events going on at the time.
Entertaining shows, capturing a great point in Hollywood with the stars from a great generation of entertainers. The host talks for too long with the start up but just fast forward.
Thankyou very much , absolutely brilliant
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Two classic-era radio thrillers are spotlighted, each anchored by a major Hollywood star and built around suspenseful plots, high-stakes drama, and behind-the-scenes industry context. Descriptive host narration weaves in era-appropriate sponsorships and star power, creating a glossy, nostalgic experience that blends performance with cultural history. The mix of film-star prestige, annotated background, and sponsor interludes likely appeals to listeners who enjoy deep dives into classic radio drama and mid-century Hollywood branding, with a format that favors two lead-driven episodes per show.
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