Episode 277: Memorial Day Parade
The Mayor and Marilee head to the first Memorial Day after the end of the War, while a war widow faces Memorial Day in her own way. From Mayor of the ...
Adam Graham Presents the War
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Joining host Adam Graham on a podcast that explores World War II through Old Time Radio featuring news programs, comedy, drama, and music. The series begins with pre-War programs and takes listeners through the War to Victory and the post-war era.
Episode 276: Dear Mr. American
The story of a baker in Europe who lost…and then found faith. Original Air Date: March 4, 1948 Click here to add to Itunes.
Episode 275: Japan’s Food Crisis
Pacific Story looks at the severe food shortages that gripped Japan after the war as a result of Japan’s disastrous war time policies. Original Air Da...
Episode 274: The Flying Tigers Fly Again
Pilots from the American Volunteer Group (Flying Tigers) return to the States with the goal of staring a freight airline but run into many obstacles. ...
Episode 273: Welcoming Mayor LaTrivia Home from the Pacific
Mayor LaTrivia is returning from the Pacific and Fibber McGee is jockeying for a prominent position in the welcoming but finds himself off the committ...
Episode 272: France Suppresses Germany’s Invasion of the Rhineland
Stroke of Fate examines how history would have played out if France had opposed Germany’s invasion of the Rhineland. Original Air Date: November 22, 1...
Episode 271: House on 92nd Street
An American citizen of German descent infiltrates a Nazi spy ring for the FBI in this Screen Guild Theatre adaptation of the Lloyd Nolan movie. Origin...
Episode 270: Command Performance Victory Extra #2
Command Performance’s end of the war special continues. Original Air Date: August 14, 1945 Click here to add to Itunes.
Episode 269: Command Performance Victory Extra #1
Bing Crosby hosts an all-star extravaganza to celebrate the end of the war. Original Air Date: August 14, 1945 Click here to add to Itunes.
Episode 268: Fourteen August
Orson Welles stars in this play written by Norman Corwin for the day of victory. Original Air Date: August 14, 1945 Click here to add to Itunes.