The Old Time Radio Snack Wagon

We take a listen to an episode of Lassie where a dog named Jumpy, who a Fatherless boy owns, gets taken to the pound when a misunderstanding erupts over his attempt to protect a baby from a feral one-eyed cat.

Original AIr Date: January 14, 1948

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This unique episode of The Old Time Radio Snack Wagon serves up a delightful assortment of ads from the 1940s and 50s, offering a fascinating glimpse into the cultural artifacts of the era. From Pepsi's youthful exuberance to Bird's Eye's frosty freshness, Standard of California's scientific rigor, Dupont's prophetic pronouncments of plastics, and Philco's playful product placements, each ad provides a window into the past and the minds of the advertisers. Don't miss this special collection that showcases the creativity and charm of old-time radio commercials.

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In a tribute to Citizenship Day, an observance dedicated to celebrating American citizens, both native-born and immigrants, we share an excerpt from a 1951 episode of Family Theater titled "A Treasury of Homes," which beautifully captures the pioneering spirit and the essence of American life. With heartwarming sketches and a nostalgic song by John Charles Thomas, this episode honors the strength, dreams, and contributions of all citizens.

Originally Aired: February 14, 1951 

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Join Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart on the promenade deck as they reminisce about their European adventure and the highs and lows of their journey. This heartwarming episode explores themes of love, travel, and the comforts of home. 

Originally Aired in 1930

Starring Gene Lockhart and Kathleen Lockhart

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This week, we join the Lockharts as they navigate the historical wonders of Rome. Mr. Lockhart grapples with the heat and his disdain for sightseeing, while Mrs. Lockhart is determined to soak in all the cultural richness the city has to offer from the house of Keats and Shelley to the Colosseum.

Originally Aired in 1930

Starring Gene Lockhart and Kathleen Lockhart

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This week, the Lockharts navigate the charming yet challenging streets of Paris as Mrs. Lockhart puts her three-month French course to the test. Will her efforts impress the locals, or will Mr. Lockhart's skepticism about speaking French prove to be right? 

Starring Gene Lockhart and Kathleeen Lockhart

Originally Aired in 1930


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This week, we open the listener mailbag and read your comments on feedback on episodes from our first season.

We also feature a small oldtime radio snack in the form of a 1959 episode of Basil Rathbone, Word Detective as the great actor explains the origin of an appropriately delicious word.


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The Lockharts cross the English Channel and find themselves navigating the bustling streets of Paris. From dealing with landing tickets to exploring the Folies Bergère and the Louvre, this episode is packed with humor and the relatable challenges of traveling as a couple.

Original Air Date: 1930

Stars: Gene and Kathleen Lockhart

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Join Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart as they explore the historical and picturesque sights of London in this delightful episode of "Abroad with the Lockharts." From Marble Arch to Trafalgar Square, and even a humorous encounter at Wordsworth's Cottage, this episode is packed with charming moments and witty exchanges.

Originally Aired in 1930

Stars: Gene and Kathleen Lockhart

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This week, we dive into the fascinating 15-minute series "Guest Star," a program promoting the sale of defense bonds that began in 1947. You'll hear the moving sketch "I Am Liberty," which tells the story of Frederic Auguste Bartholdi (J Carrol Naish) and the creation of the Statue of Liberty. Despite some historical liberties, the episode captures the spirit of liberty and the emotional connection between the two nations.

Originally Aired on January 13, 1952

Also features Jay Novello

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