The famous television parents Ozzie and Harriet bring a version of their classic radio (later TV) show to Family Theater of the Air, originally aired in 1948. Barry Fitzgerald hosts. This show has been digitally remastered by Family Theater Productions, presented here with a new introduction from Father David Guffey, CSC.

A Family Theater Production which originally aired May 27, 1948, starring Lee Bonnell and Gale Storm(of "It Happened on 5th Avenue") with host, Mona Freeman. The play tells the real life story of a man who started as a pro-slavery politician but had a conversion and ended up being a great friend to all people. Remastered audio with a new introduction from Father David Guffey, CSC.

Ronald Reagan plays Mike Palmer, man looking honestly at his life, as he recognizes what damage falsehoods can do. Even before social media gossip and innuendo had the power to ruin lives. This radio drama aired live from Hollywood in 1948, and is presented in digitally remastered form here, with a new introduction from Father David Guffey.

Real life child prodigy Saundra Berkova stars as a talented young musician who want to switch to acting. A wise and kindly teacher (played by Barry Fitzgerald of "Going My Way")helps her discover her call and her her worth as a person. Originally broadcast in 1948, and is remastered here with a new introduction from Father David Guffey.

A young man set-up for a crime, abused in the system, emerges from prison full of wrath ready to strike at the people he blamed. A wise man intervenes, can there be change? Hosted by Golden Globe winner Dan Dailey, the show originally broadcast live from Hollywood in 1948 and is digitally remastered here with a new introduction from Father David Guffey.

June Haver stars as an actress facing a huge decision when her sister becomes ill. Originally produced by Venerable Patrick Peyton and broadcast in 1948, digitally remastered here with a new introduction from Father David Guffey of Family Theater Productions.

In this classic from the "Golden Age of Radio" Gene Raymond stars as a jaded reporter in search of a story who meets a remarkably generous man, played by Gene Lockhart (Miracle on 34th Street). Is he for real? Originally broadcast in 1948, Family Theater Productions presents the story here with a new introduction from Father David Guffey, C.S.C.

William Lundigan stars as a writer working as a janitor in a church, where one night he finds a woman weeping, and a love story begins. Father David Guffey, C.S.C. introduces this digitally remastered radio play from 1947.

Bob Hope introduces this radio play from 1947 starring Otto Kruger (High Noon)as a post WWII German immigrant facing prejudice, but who still acts with kindness and hope. Father David Guffey, C.S.C. offers a brief introduction to this digitally remastered radio classic.

Ward Bond plays Mark Bronson, a hard working father who sacrifices to send his son to fine school so that the boy will get a good education. At a father and son event at the school, Bronson feels out of place among the other fathers who are industry big wigs and high rollers. His son shows him what is most important in a parent. Originally broadcast in 1947, produced by Father Patrick Peyton, CSC. It has been remastered by Family Theater Productions with a new introduction by Father David Guffey, CSC