
Legendary radio collector John Tefteller presents the best of mystery, comedy, horror, and adventure stories, produced by the greatest writers, directors, composers, and stars.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 477 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

This week, we’re back in the world of Crime Classics with another offbeat entry, “The Triangle on the Round Table.” Host John Tefteller is joined by Karl Schadow and Steven C. Smith to dig into this 1953 episode, which takes the familiar legend of Ki... more
Today, John Tefteller sits down with Jerry Haendiges, one of the true pioneers of vintage radio collecting and preservation. Jerry takes you back to the very beginning, when he was literally rescuing transcription discs from radio stations in 1965, b... more
This week, we continue our look at the brilliant and often overlooked series Crime Classics. Host John Tefteller is joined again by experts Karl Schadow and Steven C. Smith to spotlight the August 1953 episode "Your Loving Son, Nero." They dig into t... more
Ready for a little St. Patrick’s Day time travel? Today we are bringing you a 1949 broadcast made for St. Patrick’s Day, hosted by Ray Milland and starring Edmund Gwenn as the storyteller. The story is a whimsical fable called “The Leprechaun Who Did... more
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This is truly an amazing podcast. The history is rich and I can’t thank you enough for sharing these.
Knowledgeable host and a niceselection and variety of shows, including some very rare material. The interviews are great and add a lot of context though sometimes the host interrupts the guests too much.
Overall, great for the hobby.
So much fun and such an extensive collection of amazing old time radio shows! Mr Tefteller shares his collection his love and knowledge of of these amazing shows! Thank you!!
John Tefteller is a longtime old time radio expert and his knowledge shines through in his brief and pleasant introductions to the radio programs he curates for our listening pleasure. He by no means hogs the spotlight, instead deferring to the charms of the great stars. The sound quality is very good which is essential when discovering OTR. Recommended!
Thanks for all the work you do to preserve the past. This is a great podcast!
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A curated spotlight on vintage radio, with deep dives into classic mystery, comedy, horror, and adventure programs hosted by a renowned radio collector. Episodes blend production history, musical analysis, and contextual storytelling, often featuring archival hosts and guests who illuminate original broadcasts, preservation efforts, and the era's cultural footprint. Notable strengths include encyclopedic knowledge, thoughtful curation of rare material, and a strong emphasis on sound design and historical context, making it compelling for fans of archival media and media history. Potential listeners include collectors, researchers, and PR/advertising professionals seeking authentic, well-researched nostalgia content with practical preservati... more
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