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Get ready for the first-ever snackable Old Time Radio podcast, featuring mostly obscure treasures from radio's golden age. Each week listen for a bite-sized sample of the Golden Age of Radio and journey back to the twentieth century. Gain keen insights into life in the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s through short-form old-time radio programs including comedic moments, full-cast short audio dramas, stories from the greatest storytellers of the past, powerful dramatic readings, and even memorable old time radio ads. Unearth legends and rediscover those who have long been forgotten, all while gaining keen insights into life in a world that was. Each episode brings you self-contained short programs or excerpts from longer programs, skillfully introduced by Adam, who provides brief commentary and historical background. For history enthusiasts seeking a tantalizing trip through time, the Old Time Radio Snack Wagon awaits you. Become a suppor
Unknown Host hosts Old Time Radio Snack Wagon|Rare Historic Radio Programs, a history show with 145 episodes published.
This unique episode of The Old Time Radio Snack Wagon serves up a delightful assortment of ads from the 1940s and 50s, offering a fascinating glimpse into the cultural artifacts of the era. From Pepsi's youthful exuberan
This episode of Old Time Radio Snack Wagon revisits a charming story from the 1930s inspired by Māui, the legendary Polynesian demigod whose adventures appear in the oral traditions of New Zealand, Hawaiʻi, Samoa, Tonga,
Aired: 1945 (Voice of the Army) This Independence Day episode of Voice of the Army reflects on the enduring meaning of the Declaration of Independence by connecting the American Revolution with the sacrifices of those se
Show Notes Aired: March 21, 1953 (The American Trail) This episode of The American Trail, “The Magic Wire,” tells the story of Samuel F. B. Morse and his long struggle to prove that messages could be sent instantly acros
Aired: Mid-20th Century (Adventures in Research) As America approaches its 250th anniversary, this episode looks beyond the famous midnight ride to explore the remarkable life of Paul Revere. In “The Goldsmith Who Went t
This episode of The Hour of Charm celebrates Flag Day with a patriotic musical program performed by Phil Spitalny’s All-Girl Orchestra, one of the most popular musical ensembles on American radio. Rebroadcast for service
Aired: July 4, 1954 (Anthology) As part of a Fourth of July broadcast, Anthology presented “The Ballad of the Leatherneck Corps,” a stirring tribute to the history and traditions of the United States Marine Corps. Writte
Aired: 1942 (Pennsylvania: Keystone of Democracy) As America approaches its 250th anniversary, this episode looks back to one of the most enduring symbols of the nation's founding: the Liberty Bell. Produced during World
Aired: October 6, 1949 This episode of House Party features an early edition of “Kids Say the Darndest Things,” the beloved segment hosted by Art Linkletter that would later become one of the most enduring concepts in te
This episode of The Unexpected stars acclaimed radio actress Virginia Gregg in “Heard but Not Seen,” a tense psychological thriller set on a stormy night near a state asylum. Alone in a remote house, an elderly blind wom
Aired: World War II Era (Yarns for Yanks) This episode of Yarns for Yanks features acclaimed actor Ronald ColEman reading H.G. Wells’ imaginative fantasy tale “The Man Who Could Work Miracles.” Unlike Wells’ darker works
Aired: 1935 (Ports of Call series) This episode of Ports of Call takes listeners on a journey to New Zealand, blending travelogue, history, and storytelling to bring a distant land vividly to life. Through a series of dr
This episode of Front Page Drama presents “A Child is Born,” a gripping dramatization drawn from real-life accounts of the fight against narcotics trafficking. The story follows Julia Kaye, once a celebrated Broadway fig
Aired: 1956 (Series Release) This episode features “Granny’s All-Time Baseball Team,” drawn from The Tumult and the Shouting, the autobiography of legendary sportswriter Grantland Rice. Narrated by Jimmy Powers, the prog
This episode presents a special Guest Star adaptation of the long-running quiz show Truth or Consequences, hosted by Ralph Edwards. Originally created as a fast-paced blend of trivia, comedy, and audience participation,
Aired: April 6, 1948 In this festive episode of The Old Time Radio Snack Wagon, host Adam Graham celebrates Tartan Day by serving up a delightful portion of Scottish heritage through the enchanting sounds of the Glasgow
Aired: 1942 (Treasury Star Parade) This episode of Treasury Star Parade presents “The Bishop of Münster,” a powerful Easter-season dramatization performed by Henry Hull and adapted from a work by H. S. Kraft. Set in a Ge
Aired: Circa 1949 This episode of The Driver’s Playhouse tells the story of a man known as “Lucky,” a small-time gambler who learns that chance isn’t as random as it seems. After repeated losses, he encounters a mysterio
Show Notes Aired: March 11, 1940 This St. Patrick’s Day–themed episode comes from the early Hollywood radio program Little Old Hollywood, hosted by actor and announcer Ben Alexander. Broadcasting several days before the
Aired: September 17, 1944 This episode of Soldiers of the Press presents “The Return of the Soldier,” a powerful dramatization inspired by reporting from United Press correspondent Joan Younger. Rather than focusing on b
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