Free vintage radio programs from the golden age of broadcasting - OTR

Old Radio World is a radio program archive that includes some of the most popular radio programs from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. Old Radio World has thousands of old radio program downloads. Regarding Copyright

When I first listened to old-fashioned radio programs, I fell in love with OTR. Since then, collecting, organizing, and sharing these programs with the world has become my hobby. Although I am not from the OTR era, I have a keen appreciation for the classic aspects of old-fashioned broadcasting. Crackling sounds, sometimes overly dramatic performances, midrange tones, dialects of the time, creative sound effects.

My favorite TV series are retro commercials, Shadow, CBS Mystery Theater, Albert and Costello, and Amos and Andy.

I grew up in a small town in Alexandria, Louisiana, and some of the plot points in "Amos and Andy" reminded me of my childhood playing with my great grandfather Lloyd J. Lachney. My grandfather became a cotton farmer after his military career ended. I spent many days listening to my grandfather tell his touching stories. My grandfather is a master of dialects and can imitate any character you can think of, which makes his story even more fascinating. He would have me work in the cotton fields, weeding, picking branches around the farm, picking eggs from the chicken coop, and any other odd jobs he could think of. My grandfather's farm needs full-time care to keep everything organized and properly maintained. The time I spent with my grandfather was one of the most unforgettable experiences of my childhood, which may be one of the reasons why I love old radio programs so much and feel nostalgic.

Organizing these radio programs and sharing them with the world makes me very happy. Whether you have heard of these programs as a child or are listening to OTR for the first time, I hope you enjoy listening to your favorite 'old radio programs'. Thank you for visiting and taking the time to read my little story. Stay tuned, more radio programs are about to be released!