This week, our episode features “London After Dark” as broadcast on August 24, 1940.

This week we have an episode of America Looks Abroad, hosted by foreign correspondent Robert Arden. It first aired September 1, 1941.

This week we have British Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s address of August 24, 1941, following his meeting with U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt. The two leaders met August 9-10 on the U.S.S. Augusta off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada, to discuss their war aims.

This week we have “Love at First Flight” an episode of Words at War. It originally aired on NBC on October 23, 1943.

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This week we have the NBC News Report of August 12, 1941, offering an update on the war in Europe.

This week we have a broadcast from the Mutual Broadcasting System, featuring commentator Wise Williams on the fighting between Russia and Germany in August 1941.

This week we have “Millions for Defense,” a special broadcast for the U.S. Treasury Hour that aired July 30, 1941, over CBS. 

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This week we have “They Shall Not Have Me” an episode of Words at War. It originally aired on NBC on September 23, 1943.

This week our episode consists of two segments. The first is a portion of Winston Churchill’s speech of July 14, 1941, often known as the “Give us your Worst” speech. Our second segment is "Author of Murder" an episode of The Hermit’s Cave

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For this episode we have something a little different as we celebrate Independence Day this week in the United States. It’s “July 4, 1776” an episode of “You are There” that first aired on March 21, 1948.

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