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  • Unsolved Mysteries: The Bridge Whist Expert (Second Helping)
    2026/08/17
    In this 1936 episode of Unsolved Mysteries, listen in on the discovery of a real-life locked room mystery where a prominent bridge whist expert is found murdered under unusual circumstances.

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    16 分
  • Tall Tales: Davy Crocket Went Huntin' A Wife (Second Helping)
    2026/08/12
    Dive into the lore of Davy Crockett, Tennessee's beloved son, shortly before the Disney-fueled Crockett craze hit the airwaves. In this June 15, 1954 broadcast, explore the lesser-known tale of young Davy's romantic pursuits and his human struggles, a narrative that paints a vivid picture of the man behind the legend.

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    18 分
  • Teens Interview Joe DiMaggio (Second Helping)
    2026/08/03
    This January 4, 1947, excerpt from the Police Athletic League program features none other than the legendary Joe DiMaggio. Listen in as young PAL baseball players interview the Yankee Clipper, uncovering his thoughts on the game, training tips, and memorable moments from his illustrious career.

    DiMaggio's insights and down-to-earth advice shine through in this captivating segment. Experience the charm and wisdom of one of baseball's greatest icons in this nostalgic journey.

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    13 分
  • Lassie: The One-Eyed Cat (Second Helping)
    2026/07/27
    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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    17 分
  • Old Time Radio Ad Sampler (Second Helping)
    2026/07/20
    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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    21 分
  • Ports of Call: Legend of Maui in New Zealand
    2026/07/13
    This episode of Old Time Radio Snack Wagon revisits a charming story from the 1930s inspired by Māui, the legendary Polynesian demigod whose adventures appear in the oral traditions of New Zealand, Hawaiʻi, Samoa, Tonga, and other Pacific cultures.

    Adapted from the travel series Ports of Call, the broadcast tells one of Māui’s best-known exploits: the tale of how the North Island of New Zealand was pulled from the sea. Blending folklore with the travelogue style popular during radio’s early years, the program introduces listeners to Māori tradition through a lively dramatization of Māui’s wit, confidence, and extraordinary feats. While versions of the legend differ across Polynesian cultures, the story remains one of the region’s most enduring and beloved myths.

    As modern audiences rediscover Māui through contemporary film and popular culture, this broadcast offers a fascinating glimpse at how American radio introduced listeners to Polynesian storytelling nearly a century ago.

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    9 分
  • Voice of the Army: Independence Day
    2026/07/06
    Aired: 1945 (Voice of the Army)

    This Independence Day episode of Voice of the Army reflects on the enduring meaning of the Declaration of Independence by connecting the American Revolution with the sacrifices of those serving during World War II. Framed as a conversation between a wounded veteran and his young son, the program weaves together scenes from 1776 with memories of a more recent conflict, exploring how each generation has been called upon to preserve the ideals of liberty. Through dramatizations of the signing of the Declaration, the campaigns of George Washington, and the struggles of the Continental Army, the broadcast traces the birth of the United States while highlighting the responsibilities that accompany freedom.

    The story moves seamlessly between the nation's founding and the challenges of the twentieth century, emphasizing the continuity of the American experience across nearly two centuries. Originally broadcast in 1945, as World War II drew to a close, this thoughtful dramatization serves as both a celebration of Independence Day and a tribute to those who defended the principles first proclaimed in Philadelphia in 1776.

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    18 分
  • The American Trail: The Magic Wire
    2026/06/29
    Show Notes Aired: March 21, 1953 (The American Trail)

    This episode of The American Trail, “The Magic Wire,” tells the story of Samuel F. B. Morse and his long struggle to prove that messages could be sent instantly across great distances. Facing years of skepticism, financial hardship, and repeated setbacks, Morse perseveres in developing the telegraph—an invention that would forever change the way people communicate.

    Beginning in the halls of Congress and culminating with the historic first public telegraph transmission between Washington and Baltimore, the dramatization captures the determination, ingenuity, and persistence behind one of the most transformative technological breakthroughs of the 19th century. Along the way, it introduces the friends and supporters who helped turn an improbable idea into a world-changing reality.

    Produced as part of The American Trail, a series celebrating pivotal moments in American history, this episode highlights how one inventor's vision ushered in the age of modern communications, shrinking distances and laying the foundation for the interconnected world we know today. Subscribe to the Old Time Radio Snack Wagon at https://www.snackwagon.net

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    19 分