Thelegendary Orson Welles presents his adaptation of "A Christmas Carol," which aired on December 23, 1938

Cisco Kid- The Mummy In The Desert
Aired April 21, 1953
The Cisco Kid radio program was aimed at a younger audience. The Kid was a Mexican caballero portrayed as a Robin Hood type hero, often tangling with the greedy and rich who victimized the poor.

Red River by Howard Hawks.
This is a radio adaptation of the 1948 film which also starred John Wayne. It aired on March 7, 1949.

“Davy Crockett At The Alamo,” is part three of a three part album titled “Three Adventures of Davy Crockett.” Fess Parkers plays his iconic role as Crockett, and Buddy Ebsen plays the narrator, Georgie Russell. It has been digitized from the original vinyl, including all the pops, crackles, and skips. It is also wildly historically inaccurate, and contains obsolete and offensive language that was used in children’s stories by Walt Disney in 1958. Enjoy…?

“Davy Crockett Goes To Congress,” is part two of a three part album titled “Three Adventures of Davy Crockett.” Fess Parkers plays his iconic role as Crockett, and Buddy Ebsen plays the narrator, Georgie Russell. It has been digitized from the original vinyl, including all the pops, crackles, and skips. It is also wildly historically inaccurate, and contains obsolete and offensive language that was used in children’s stories by Walt Disney in 1958. Enjoy…?

“Davy Crockett, Indian Fighter,” is part one of a three part album titled “Three Adventures of Davy Crockett.” Fess Parkers plays his iconic role as Crockett, and Buddy Ebsen plays the narrator, Georgie Russell. It has been digitized from the original vinyl, including all the pops, crackles, and skips. It is also wildly historically inaccurate, and contains obsolete and offensive language that was used in children’s stories by Walt Disney in 1958. Enjoy…?

The Six Shooter is an old-time western starring Jimmy Stewart. “Holdup at Clay City” aired in 1953.

The Six Shooter is an old-time western starring Jimmy Stewart. “Gabriel Starbuck” originally aired on November 22, 1953.

It’s time for our annual rebroadcast of Orson Welles’ “The War of the Worlds,” which aired on October 30, 1938. This legendary broadcast is one you don't want to miss! (Spoiler: It did not create the mass panic of legendary tales. Orson said it was fiction in the broadcast, and they took commercial breaks.)

Lights Out was one of the earliest radio programs focusing on horror and the supernatural. It ran on several networks from 1934 to 1947 before making the transition to television. This episode, “Rocket From Manhattan,” was broadcast on September 20, 1945, and is set in the distant future year of… 2000!