It's Story Time on Sounds Like Radio's Library of Sound (LOS) Volume 184 and who have we here? Why it's our favorite story teller, Boris Karloff!! Boris is back today with Your Humble Host as we get ready to hear Boris's 3 Little Pigs story. Boris is even pictured here next to this show with his own pet pig, Violet. Ain't she cute? Maybe Boris got this story direct from Violet the pig herself! Let's settle back to listen to Boris tell us all about the 3 Little Pigs. Once Boris starts his story you may want to turn up the volume a bit.

Your Humble Host has dipped back into the Library of Sound for Volume 183 and well, well, it's Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar looking into the "Burning Carr Matter" from December 9, 1956. Johnny's looking forward to getting out of the cold temps for a vacation just as he gets a call for another job. Johnny says no till he finds out the job is right where he wants to go, in Florida. One of our favorite P.I.s is back on Sounds Like Radio!

Volume 94 of the Library of Sound opens up once again for this Easter special from tough guy private eye, Sam Spade!

Literally this show is hot off the presses. Just recorded today and now ready for prime time, Easter time that is. Your Humble Host is proud to present our newest Great Gildersleeve Easter show with Willard Waterman as it was originally broadcast April 4, 1952. Along with Gildy Your Humble Host reminisces on his own Easter times long past.

Enjoy these Easter favorites from Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, Crazy Gugenheim visits, Vera Lynn, Bing Crosby, Vaughn Monroe, Peggy Lee & Fred Astaire as our Easter music today brings on the memories. Enjoy this special show and a Very Happy Easter to you all.

It's time once again for a visit with that master story teller, Jean Shepherd and a special holiday edition from the

Shep is here and he's ready for an Easter story so's Your Humble Host.

From Volume 91 of the Library of Sound comes this most unusual and memorable Easter episode of "Quiet Please". One of radio's best dramas presenting unusual and at times scary stories.   Our story for Easter today is "Shadow of The Wings" originally heard on April 17, 1949.  It's at times sad and at times beautiful.   And now a very special Easter presentation for you.

Volume 92 of the Library of Sound continues our Easter Week today with a funny one, it's the Jack Benny Easter Show from April 13, 1952. Jack and Mary take their stroll along with the Easter Parade.  This show is loaded with funny guests including Phil Harris and Mr. Kitzel himself.

Perry Como is here too with an Easter song for you as our bonus treat.  Enjoy a laugh today with Your Humble Host here on the Library of Sound's Jack Benny Easter Show!!   Happy Easter Everyone!

The Library of Sound (LOS) is celebrating Easter this entire week.  Monday thru Friday each day we'll be presenting a different Easter episode of a classic radio show!   We start Easter week off with this rarely heard Bing Crosby

This tape comes straight out of the Bing Vault from our Library of Sound, it is not to be found anywhere on the interwebs so enjoy it now only on Sounds Like Radio's Volume 90 from the Library of Sound.   As an added bonus not

The Library of Sound Volume 32 is back with a special little story from The Great Gildersleeve himself. As he tells the story of Jack and the Beanstalk as heard from one of the rare Gildersleeve story albums from 1945. This was actually Capitol record’s first-ever such release for children. Since we recently presented the Cinderella story told by Gildy I thought since we're in the mood, here's another one for you. We'll be presenting new stories in the future but for now let's listen to Jack and the Beanstalk.

Call for the kids to gather round or just settle down yourself for a short but sweet little story told by our very own Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve. Enjoy this rare record.

Your Humble Host opens the swinging door into the Vast Library of Sound (LOS) and we find The Whistler in Volume 182 as he confronts another evil doer and the "Urge To Kill". From October 4, 1942 let's listen to this mysterious classic from The Whistler.