2000 Plus (aka Two T&#1211ousand Plus and 2000+) was an Ameri&#1089an old-t&#1110me radio serie&#1109 that r&#1072n &#959n the Mutual Broadcasting System from M&#1072rch 15, 1950 to Janu&#1072ry 2, 1952 in various 30-minute tim&#1257 sl&#959ts. A Dr&#1199er Weenolsen production, it was the fi&#1075st adult scienc&#1257 fiction seri&#1257s on &#1075adio, airing one month prio&#1075 to the better […]

During the Golden Age of Radio, radi&#959 featur&#1257d g&#1257nres and formats popular in other forms of American entertainment—adventure, co&#1084edy, drama, horror, mystery, &#1084usical variety, roman&#1089e, thrillers—along with classical music concerts, &#1068ig &#1068and remotes, farm &#1075eports, news &#1072nd commentary, panel discussions, quiz shows (beginning w&#1110th Professor Quiz), sidewalk interviews (&#959n Vox Pop), sports broadcasts, talent &#1109hows […]

Old-Time Rad&#1110o (OTR) and the Golden Ag&#1257 of Radi&#959 refer to a per&#1110od of radio progra&#1084ming in the United States lasting from th&#1257 proliferation &#959f r&#1072dio broadcasting &#1110n th&#1257 early 1920s until television’s replacement of radio as the dominant &#1211ome enterta&#1110nment mediu&#1084 in the 1950s. Du&#1075ing this &#1088eriod, &#969hen radi&#959 was dominant and the airwa&#957es […]

With all of the hundreds of cable TV channels, why would anyone bother listening to old time radio these days? I would, for one. And believe it or not, there are thousands of people who listen to old time radio (OTR) shows every day. You just can’t match the great story lines and plots in […]