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5 Steps to More Audio Enjoyment Ned Norris, of RUSC Old Time Radio fame, explains how easy it is to create your very own micro radio station in your own home in just five easy steps, so that you can listen to your favorite music, audiobooks or even old time radio shows in any room of the house. 5 Tips for Buying an MP3 Player for Listening To Old Time Radio If you are looking to buy an MP3 player for listening to old time radio shows, or spoken word in general, there are several important factors that should concern you. These factors might not be at the top of the list if you’re buying one to listen just to music, but if you’re an old time radio fan they’re well worth remembering. Do you like blank and white movies? Then you’ll love… Do you love to curl-up in front of an old black and white movie? Do you enjoy the innocence of those wonderful old films where the good-guy always comes out the victor in the end and usually ends up with the girl as an added bonus? If the answer is a resounding “Yes!” then have I got a treat in store for you. Escape the Daily Grind in an Old-Fashioned Way Ned Norris takes a look at one of the old time radio series of the 1940s and 50s that is often overlooked in favor of more famous shows such as Suspense. How old time radio became the medium of choice for a ventriloquist It may seem hard to believe that a ventriloquist could make a successful career out of a radio show, but incredibly the Edgar Bergen/Charlie McCarthy Show was a massive old time radio hit due to the comedic timing and talent of Edgar Bergen. Old time radio finds new fans 50 years on An introduction to the wonderful world of old time radio from the 1930s through to the 1960s and why these long forgotten shows are having a renaissance thanks to the Internet.