Baseball Historian

The Baseball Historian hosted by Dennis Humphrey were the past comes alive through podcasting baseballs greatest moments, Teams, and Players.

Best of Old Time Radio

Best of Old Time Radio presents selections from the rich history of early radio. The best Old Time Radio shows that you may remember or discover for the very first time.

Big Band Serenade

Big Band Serenade is your source for memories of the best of the Big Band Era. Join us each week as we explore the world of Big Bands, Swing, Jazz, the Blues, great vocal singers and groups.

Boxcars 711 Podcast

Wayne Shirey your conductor from Harvest, Al takes you on his train of fun. Get your ticket and don't be late
for departure back to the early days of radio with the best Old Time Radio programs. A-l-l Aboard!!!

Escape

Escape-the great series from the 1950s,Tired of the everyday grind? Ever dream of a life of … romantic adventure? Want to get away from it all? We offer you … ESCAPE!
 

Mystery Theater

Mystery Theatre takes you back to the early days of radio, presenting each week the best of Mystery from Old Time Radio.

Tears of Yesteryear

Tears of Yesteryear takes you back in time when Soap Operas were the Queen of day time early radio.

The Golden Days of Radio

Mr.OTR himself, Frank Bresee was the voice of "Little Beaver" on old time radio's Red Ryder program. For 29 years The Golden Days of Radio was heard around the world. Join us each week as we go back in time to enjoy early radio at its best.
 

The Soaps: Day Time Drama on the Radio

Each week Dennis Humphrey takes you back to the early days of Radio by presenting the best of the Soap Operas, from Ma Perkins, One Man's Family, and Dr.Kildare. Join us each week as we continue these great stories.

Decoder Ring Theatre

The group was first formed in 1999 by actor-writer Gregg Taylor for a six part mini-series take on the adventure programs of 1940's radio. (see “Original Red Panda Mini-Series” below). The programs were created as a pilot project for traditional broadcast, and were quite broad and silly in the belief that a comic approach might broaden their commercial potential, but never made it to air. Taylor's next project returned to the theatre, and was also radio-based, leading him to keep using the “Decoder Ring” name. The original “Black Jack Justice” was a one-act farce about a very, very bad day in the life of an old-time detective radio series. The show was a great success at the 2001 Toronto Fringe Festival, and led Taylor to continue under the Decoder Ring Theatre title. The next year the company returned to the Fringe with “Prometheus Unplugged”, a comic take on the Promethean legends in which Mankind returns to Prometheus' mountain to inform God that he doesn't exist. Needless to say, God was less than thrilled.
 

Captain Midnight

Captain Midnight was an undercover name for Jim "Red" Albright, who regularly piloted cargo and passengers. As an undercover agent, Albright was trying to gather information on a gang of criminals. Captain Midnight was constantly trying to stop the plans of the evil Ivan Shark and his daughter Fury. Shark remained as Midnight's evil nemesis throughout the length of the radio run. Captain Midnight was helped in his efforts by Chuck Ramsey, who was a member of his Secret Squadron and Patsy Donovan (later, Joyce Ryan). There was also Ichabod Mudd, Midnight's mechanic. Join each great episode of this high flying spy and intrigue adventure with the Captain Midnight Adventure Podcast.

Civil War Chronicles  Coming Soon!

Civil War Chronicles provides insights into the battles, strategies & leaders. Lectures and Audio narration illustrate Civil War Times, both by audio and video podcast.  Civil War Chronicles provides insights into the epic conflict that divided the nation for four tragic years.