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The Good Old Days of Radio Show

John Tefteller
Murder
Captain Friday
The City Of the Dead
Carlton E. Morse
Dimension X
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Dr. Tooner
City Of the Dead
Maxwell House Coffee
Phyllis Carroll
Jimmy Parker
Jack Benny
The Stan Freberg Show
W.C. Fields
X Minus One
Comedy
Hallucination Orbit
Bob and Ray
Groucho Marx

Legendary radio collector John Tefteller presents the best of mystery, comedy, horror, and adventure stories, produced by the greatest writers, directors, composers, and stars.

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This episode wraps up our 10 More Monsters series with a once-lost recording of Escape. It’s a tense story set in the Louisiana bayou, where villagers suspect a stranger named Zeb of being a loup-garou ("werewolf") after livestock disappear and a bab... more

This time on The Good Old Days of Radio Show, we’re looking at another rare take on Daphne du Maurier’s The Birds. This is an hour-long version from 1953, a year earlier than the Escape version we presented last week. The story here follows John Wait... more

On this episode we bring you “More Monsters” with an early radio adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s classic short story The Birds. Long before Alfred Hitchcock turned it into a famous film, the story was produced on the radio series Escape, starring B... more

Today we’re featuring two skits with Fanny Brice as “Baby Snooks,” where Snooks drives “Daddy” (played brilliantly by radio veteran Hanley Stafford) up the wall with forged report cards and phony camp emergencies. In between, you’ll hear Red Skelton ... more

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Dr. Joe Webb
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John Tefteller
Host of The Good Old Days of Radio Show, known for his expertise and passion for old-time radio. He brings engaging commentary and insights, enriching the listener's experience of the broadcasts.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 40 ratings
  • So glad I found this podcast!!

    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!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jumbosity
    United Statesa month ago
  • Curated OTR

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    maliejandra
    United States7 months ago
  • So fun!

    Thanks for all the work you do to preserve the past. This is a great podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Daddy-Pops
    United Statesa year ago
  • Perfect Show for OTR Fans

    John Tefteller is doing essential work here, not only preserving these easily forgotten radio shows, but making them available to the public in his expertly curated fashion. A must listen

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WallyRamone
    United Statesa year ago
  • Fabulous Shows!

    This is such a great podcast. So many fabulous shows and John, the host, is excellent, and with an encyclopedic knowledge of old radio. The selection of shows is a vast treasure trove. Thanks for preserving history and sharing with all.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OliviaKel
    United States2 years ago

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Content is deemed high-quality with excellent sound production, making the listening experience enjoyable and memorable.
There is a strong sentiment around the value of preserving and sharing classic content and nostalgia for listeners who remember these shows fondly.
Listeners appreciate the expert knowledge and enjoyable presentation style of the host, noting that he enhances the experience of the vintage radio shows.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode #385: Comedians On Suspense: Backseat Driver
Q: Dr. Joe, could you explain what that is, so people know how to find you and where they can find it?
Dr. Joe mentions his blog, suspenseproject.blogspot.com, where one can find entries for every episode of Suspense with information about the history, cast, and more.
Episode #377: Comedians On Suspense: Three Faces At Midnight
Q: What did you think about Bendix in this drama?
He's perfect for the part, exemplifying what comedic stars can bring to serious material.
Episode #377: Comedians On Suspense: Three Faces At Midnight
Q: Dr. Joe, can you tell us a little bit about the background and what to listen for in this episode?
It has basic suspense elements of blackmail, politics, and gangsters, showcasing Bendix's versatility in a serious role.
Episode #370: Jimmy Stewart On Radio: The Bing Crosby Show
Q: What do you mean? Do you really want to take life easy and raise kids?
Stewart expresses a desire to settle down but also jokes about the responsibilities of marriage.
Episode #370: Jimmy Stewart On Radio: The Bing Crosby Show
Q: Jimmy, how is it you've managed to remain a bachelor all these years?
Stewart humorously attributes his bachelorhood to being fast on his feet despite his slow speech.

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A remarkable exploration of vintage radio shows, this podcast features a carefully curated collection of mystery, comedy, horror, and adventure genres, highlighting the golden era of audio storytelling. The host, known for his deep knowledge of old-time radio, presents each episode with a thoughtful introduction that places the selected shows within their historical context, enhancing the listener's appreciation of the audio experience. Fans are treated to not just the shows themselves, but also insightful commentary on the significant figures behind them and the impact these productions had on the landscape of radio as an art form. Unique moments in history are revisited through meticulously chosen episodes that reflect the evolution of st... more

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3. Dr. Joe Webb
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