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About Golden Radio Hour

Golden Radio Hour is more than a channel — it’s a living archive dedicated to preserving and sharing the timeless magic of Old Time Radio (OTR). From mystery dramas and detective adventures to comedy classics, westerns, and science fiction thrillers, we curate the best of radio’s Golden Age for modern audiences. Our daily features include ‘On This Day in Radio,’ marathon playlists, and rare episodes — all carefully selected to keep the voices, soundscapes, and storytelling of OTR alive.

This project began with a spark from my uncle, who introduced me to the world of Old Time Radio and inspired a lifelong passion for the voices and stories that defined an era. As a cook in Seattle and a proud parent, I’ve carried that passion into Golden Radio Hour, blending family heritage with cultural preservation. Every episode I share is part of a larger mission: to connect generations through sound and story, and to ensure that radio’s golden age continues to inspire listeners worldwide.

What sets Golden Radio Hour apart is its dedication to consistency and community. I track episodes, highlight milestone broadcasts, and adapt content for multiple platforms — YouTube, Facebook, Reddit, and beyond — to foster engagement and conversation. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of Johnny Dollar, Gunsmoke, The Whistler, Box 13, Broadway Is My Beat, CBS Radio Mystery Theater, or The Adventures of Harry Nile, or you’re discovering Old Time Radio for the first time, Golden Radio Hour is your hub for nostalgia, history, and community.

Our mission is simple: to celebrate the Golden Age of Radio, preserve its cultural heritage, and make Old Time Radio accessible for modern audiences. By blending archival accuracy with modern accessibility, we invite you to relive the voices, soundscapes, and stories that shaped generations — and to join a community dedicated to keeping OTR alive for the future.