The Suspense radio show was a classic drama series that aired from 1942 to 1962, known as "radio's outstanding theatre of thrills." It featured gripping mystery and thriller stories, often starring Hollywood actors of the time. The show was famous for its unexpected twists and eerie atmosphere.

"The Black Swan" is an episode from the old-time radio show Murder at Midnight, which aired in the 1940s2. The show was known for its macabre tales of suspense, often with a supernatural twist. IN The Black Swan, the story revolves around a shipbuilder who is mysteriously killed during a ship launch. The ship, named The Black Swan, is then shunned by his father, who commissioned it. As the tale unfolds, many more deaths occur, including that of the woman for whom the ship was built

"Cat Wife" is an episode of the radio show Lights Out, written by Arch Oboler and first aired on June 17, 1936. The episode stars Boris Karloff, a legendary horror actor. The story follows an angry husband who, in a fit of rage, calls his wife a heartless cat. However, his words take on a terrifying reality when she begins to undergo a strange transformation, exhibiting feline traits in a disturbing case of lycanthropy