In 1956, while most of America was obsessed with the newest novelty, television, one of the great masterpieces of radio was produced, the grim social commentary, Brave New World. Perhaps very few people actually heard it. This radio adaption, done in two parts, pushes all the limits of the day, and is narrated by the author, Aldous Huxley.

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