Jeff McAleer

Across the pond in the United Kingdom, the art of radio drama has never completely died out as it has unfortunately here in the States. An i…

Tonight I'm bringing you what I consider to be more than likely the scariest episode of a radio program I have ever heard. This is a fantast…

We're at the halfway point of the Spooktacular and it's time for another first time listen. Once again we turn to The Hall of Fantasy, which…

In this episode of Suspense, we hear from the legendary Orson Welles, known for his distinct voice and remarkable talent. By 1944, Welles ha…

Once again we're going to return to one of the premiere horror radio shows of all time, Lights Out. We discussed a little bit of the history…

Tonight we return to Escape for a werewolf themed tale starring Paul Frees. Frees is especially good in an early episode, number 17 to be ex…

Most people remember Agnes Moorehead simply from her turn as Elizabeth Montgomery's mother Endora on Bewitched. Yet Moorehead enjoyed a thir…

Most people have heard of the American Forces Network and know how they provide television and radio to servicemen and women around the worl…

Escape was one of the most popular radio series of the 1940s and 50s. For the most part, the series and its competitor Suspense produced str…

Let's return once again to CBS Radio Mystery Theater for tonight's tale. I have to say I've always had a very soft spot for CBSRMT because w…

One radio program fondly remembered for its chills and thrills is Inner Sanctum Mysteries, which aired throughout the 1940s. Many episodes t…

A remastered episode of Lights Out. This episode, titled Cat Wife, originally aired on April 6th, 1938 and features the iconic Boris Karloff…

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