Drama – Retro Radio Podcast

CBS reporters transport listeners back to April 1775 for a vivid, on-the-scene account of the historic clashes at Lexington and Concord, capturing the tension, the secret supply caches, and the fateful first gunfire that ignited the Revolutionary War.

The weather is clear and fair as the Scarlet Queen sails into Honolulu. The plan was to make a simple stop to pick up payroll, and to get the next…

Fresh off the bus from Los Angeles, Paula spends her summer entangled in a high-flying love triangle with two circus-performing brothers. When tragedy strikes under the big top, Paula must navigate grief and passion to discover if true love really conquers all.

President Thomas Jefferson faces a high-stakes decision as he negotiates the Louisiana Purchase from France, seeking to secure America's western border and avoid a European war in this 1953 episode of The American Trail.

When a noisy hotel guest's companion is murdered, Slate Shannon is framed for the crime. To clear his name and save Sailor, Slate dives into the Cuban underworld to track down an escaped felon and a deadly secret.

When Eli's feed store struggles to compete with modern grocery stores, a town slogan contest turns chaotic as every contestant expects to win. Can a random drawing and a few classic songs save the store's reputation?

A proud sea captain driven by revenge braves a fierce North Sea storm to rescue a vessel in distress. Ride along on a high-seas adventure filled with peril, fragile pride, and unexpected bonds forged in the face of disaster.

Doc Adams and his wife, Lou, discuss a local juvenile delinquent whose relentless curiosity gets him into trouble. In a town this small, there simply aren’t enough constructive outlets to…

A drama of spiritual vision. Peter and John discuss healing both the physically blind and the spiritually blind. Elsewhere, we join a boy named Paul and his father, Joshua, who…

A young married couple arrives in their new apartment in the high-rent district. They are a little early, and management isn’t quite ready for them. Though it’s just the right…