Experience Radio's Golden Age!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPerforming Arts |
The Relic Radio Show begins with Mr. Chameleon, and his story from July 28, 1948, The Brownstone Murder Case.
(30:27) The second story is The Victim, from Mr. Moto. That story aired June 24, 1951.
The Relic Radio Show begins with The Saint this week. We’ll hear his story from January 7, 1951, Ladies Never Lie Much.
(29:55) Escape follows with The Diamond As Big As The Ritz, from July 21, 1947.
The Relic Radio Show begins with The Case Of The Double Exposure, from The Adventures Of The Falcon. This episode aired October 29, 1950.
(29:36) Our second story is Nasty People, the November 2, 1958, episode of Frontier Gentleman.
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Frank Sinatra is Rocky Fortune in Messenger For Death, from November 10, 1953.
(25:20) The Relic Radio Show concludes with Daytime Nightmare, the May 15, 1949, episode of Box 13.
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I have been listening to four of your other shows for years now but only just added this one and am so glad I did! Keep up the good work!
Although I generally am a fan of Relic Radio, I think the programming tends towards the esoteric, boring police weeklies.
On top of that, perhaps because of audio quality, I want to hear more pre-1947
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Always great old time radio classics!
I started listening to these show replays back when I was younger over terrestrial radio. The variety of shows is quite unparalleled with many old favorites and episodes I haven’t heard. Nothing beats these radio shows for entertainment value while driving or at home.
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This podcast captures the nostalgia and charm of old-time radio by featuring a variety of classic radio dramas from the golden age of broadcasting. Episodes often include thrilling tales of mystery, suspense, and adventure, showcasing iconic shows like 'Suspense,' 'Gunsmoke,' and 'The Falcon.' Notable for its high-quality sound and thoughtful curation, it invites listeners to experience both well-known and obscure programs that span various genres, from crime and romance to fantasy and drama. The rich narratives and production quality transport audiences back in time, perfect for both long-time fans of radio dramas and newcomers alike.
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