Step back in time with the "Golden Radio Podcast," a nostalgic journey into the enchanting era of the golden age of radio. Hosted and produced by Spring Heeled Jack, the mastermind behind the Anthology of Horror podcast network, this unique show resurrects the magic of antique radio broadcasts for modern audiences. Immerse yourself in the rich history of early 20th-century radio as we present a captivating collection of original broadcasts. From gripping historical news segments that shaped the world to charming old advertisements that offer a glimpse into the past, each episode is a time capsule of a bygone era. Our show also features period-accurate music that transports listeners to a time when the radio was the heart of entertainment in every home. Join us on the Golden Radio Podcast for an auditory experience that celebrates the voices and stories of the past, meticulously curated and brought to life by Spring Heeled Jack. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a lover of classic media, or simply curious about the golden age of radio, our podcast promises to entertain, educate, and evoke a sense of nostalgia with every episode. Tune in and relive the golden days of radio, where every broadcast is a journey back in time.
WJSV's all-day broadcast from September 21, 1939, stands as a unique and historically significant artifact of radio broadcasting. WJSV was a radio station based in Washington D.C., which is now known as WTOP. What makes the September 21st broadcast particularly special is that it was one of the first instances where an entire broadcast day was recorded from sign-on to sign-off. This recording offers a fascinating snapshot of A...
WJSV's all-day broadcast from September 21, 1939, stands as a unique and historically significant artifact of radio broadcasting. WJSV was a radio station based in Washington D.C., which is now known as WTOP. What makes the September 21st broadcast particularly special is that it was one of the first instances where an entire broadcast day was recorded from sign-on to sign-off. This recording offers a fascinating snapshot of A...
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