Invidious

Mr.Von Pein! You don't know what this old time radio channel did for us. My grandmother (87) has gone blind suddenly. We had a pretty hard time finding entertainment for her and have had a hard time finding things for her to do. she loves entertainment from years ago, but obviously can't see the TV now. So, remembering this channel of yours I went to her house and introduced it to her. I set it up on her device and with YouTube premium so she can get your channel by voice anytime she wants. Let me tell you, this has given her such a great time. Really, your old time radio videos have changed her life. She tells me everyday of what story she listened to and how much she enjoyed it and how it makes her happy to hear these. Shes also now sharing them with family who come over to visit her. Please know that your work is greatly appreciated here and I want to Thank you!

4 years ago | 12

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@lbgonpokeit

Guys, I'm 26 and I'm getting into all this old time radio stuff and I'm obsessed! I found this and X Minus One and Dimension X and I just don't understand what happened to the quality of media between then and now.. All of these episodes are so gripping and edge-of-your-seat. Thanks a lot for all of the uploads.

1 year ago | 4

@macstevens6264

LOVE this channel. Simpler, happier times!

4 years ago | 9

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@AntiochConvert

You probably have already received similar commendations from others, but I wish to thank you for your channel. There is classic radio gold here, all in one convenient place. Great nostalgia and preservation of the Golden Years of radio. Thank you once again.

4 years ago | 7

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@Nicky-n4p

David, I want to thank you for helping me to drift off to sleep at night. Your channel is in a class of its own, and I'm sure you've helped many other people, reaching us from all around the world. Blessings and love from Liverpool, England

5 months ago | 2

@wraithstrongopark

thanks for arranging and uploading this fantastic archive. your effort is greatly appreciated.

4 years ago | 4

@michellecarvajal4088

Thank you for bringing me back to my youth. Listening to Mystery Theatre was my favorite bedtime schedule. My parents dominated the tv after 5pm so the radio became my source of entertainment until I fell asleep. Now that I’m an old lady I’m hooked on listening to audio books to help calm the mind for restful sleep. Imagine my surprise & joy to find channels like yours that offer a trip back to the past when times were simpler….❤❤❤

2 months ago | 1

@georgeplace8513

Thank you so much for all of the old time radio programs that you have taken the time to upload. Your efforts are very much appreciated. I greatly enjoy listening to them. Take care and have a very Merry Christmas 😊😁

5 years ago | 3

@thisisme3238

I'm new to these Radio Theater channels, I must say your channel is one of the best I've found. Subscribed and looking forward to even more episodes.

3 years ago | 2

@CarolLoughridge

Hi, in 1974 I was seven or eight years old and I listened to CBS RMT as often as I could even though I caught hell from my parents for sleeping in school and I would not have traded all that for the world! I know you did it to save time but the opening of the door at the beginning of every CBS RMT episode was a special part of the show. Along with the NBC chime, these are the only patented sounds in the world Hi Brown put a lot of effort into coming up with this particular opening and closing door he was also the producer of the inner sanctum in the early 40s and 50s which also featured a opening and closing door there is a very fine reference book called the CBS radio mystery theater handbook and it has all the episodes cast members and plots for the whole series from 1974 through 1982 what’s also very impressive is that you have come up with squeaky clean copies of many of these shows that other folks don’t have clean copies of so thank you very much for doing such a fine job with this site. You have a great deal of happiness and respect from me. Thanks for an outstanding job.

2 weeks ago | 1

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@bobbydorou8438

I have just discovered this radio channel and look forward to hearing the old recordings.

4 years ago | 1

@chrischeshire6528

Thank you, and others who post OTR. "The theater of the mind" statement is so true...imagination opens a lot of possibilities and I'm still looking for the gas man when he read Jack Benny's meter as Carmichael came out of hibernation. Happy Holidays to all !

5 years ago | 2

@oldtimeradiochannel

I enjoy your channel. I too am a big fan of Old Time Radio (as you can see by my channel 😂). My grandfather introduced me to these shows when I was a kid and I’ve loved them ever since. I appreciate all of the time and effort you devote to this channel. Thank you! And it’s good to see you’re a Reds fan! My father played for the Big Red Machine in the early 70’s

3 years ago | 1

@loulou7963

Thank you for all you do. I absolutely love this channel 💕

5 years ago | 1

@vernonvouga5869

I am very happy to have come across this. Thank you for this. It was nice to listen to while I was grilling today, and weeding out some dandelions from my lawn. I'm going to be looking through your Channel to try to find the original broadcast of War of the Worlds.

2 years ago | 1