
Popular & rare vintage radio programs with brief commentary. Posted weekly.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArts | |||

Juneteenth
Destination Freedom "Up From Slavery" March 13, 1949 WMAQ
Destination Freedom "The Boy Who Was Traded for a Horse" November 17, 1948 WMAQ Chicago.
Lux Radio Theater "Desire" March 15, 1937 CBS
starring Marlene Dietrich
Lux Radio Theater "The Sidewalks of London" February 12, 1940 CBS
starring Charles Laughton and Elsa Lanchester
Memorial Day
Lux Radio Theater "Wake Island" October 26, 1942 CBS
starring Brian Donlevy, Robert Preston, and Broderick Crawford
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This program spotlights popular and rare vintage radio programs with concise commentary and host introductions. Episodes span dramatic Lux Radio Theater adaptations, Screen Directors Playhouse collaborations, classic Westerns, musical Railway Hour showcases, and biographical dramas, all anchored by era-appropriate sponsor reads and behind-the-scenes notes. The mix regularly features high-profile film and TV stars, industry guests, and host-led context that ties serialized entertainments to mid-century advertising and media culture. Listeners likely enjoy behind-the-scenes storytelling, nostalgia for golden-age broadcasting, and cross-media nostalgia that blends drama with promotional culture. Notably, the show often integrates archival perf... more
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