Free to Listen Old Time Radio: The Black Halo

I'll be back in a few minutes.

Here's a classic radio mystery Panzer found on the Theater of the Mind - Old Time Radio channel on Youtube.

 

The Philip Marlowe mystery The Black Halo is 25 minutes long. The episode was broadcast on January 15, 1949.

 

 To listen to the episode tootle over to Old Time Radio

Free to Listen Classic Mysteries Radio Relic Podcast

Enjoy!

Panzer found these classic mystery stories on the  Relic Radio podcast.

 

There are two stories: the first a Sam Spade mystery and the second a Nero Wolfe mystery for a 54 minutes total listening time.

 

Scroll down and you'll see other episodes. 

 

To listen to the eposode tootle over to Sam Spade and Nero Wolfe 

Free to Listen The Twilight Zone Radio Drama

I'll find more for you.

Panzer found The Twilight Zone Radio Drama on The Best Old Time Radio Shows channel on Youtube.

 

This is Ep 01 A Game of Pool. It was made in 2002. It's 42 minutes long.

 

Note: You can binge listen to all the episodes. 

 

To listen to this episode tootle over to Radio Drama  

Free to Listen BBC Radio Drama: The Fatal Flaw

I'll keep looking.

Here's a BBC Old Time Radio Drama Panzer found on the Echoes of the Radio channel on Youtube.

 

The Fatal Flaw episode is 1 hour 23 minutes long.

 

To listen to the episode tootle over to BBC Radio Drama 

Free to Listen Old Time Radio: Our Town

I'll find something else now.

For those of you who enjoy old time radio Panzer found this one on Brett's Old Time Radio Show channel on Youtube.

 

The Saturday Night Theatre presents Our Town by Thornton Wilder. The episode is 90 minutes long.

 

To listen to the episode tootle over to Old Time Radio

Free BBC Radio Drama: Bad Memories

I'll keep looking.

Here's something a little different Panzer found on the Old Time Radio channel on Youtube.

 

Bad Memories is a paranormal mystery. It's 56 minutes long.

 

Make a cup of tea, find a place to sit and listen to this scary little story.

 

To listen to the radio show tootle over to Old Time Radio

Free Mystery Radio Drama: Red for Danger

Now to find a movie.

Panzer found this detective mystery on Joey's Mystery Theatre channel on Youtube.

 

The murder mystery Red for Danger is 2 hours 36 minutes long.

 

Find a comfy place to relax and enjoy this radio drama.

 

 To listen to the mystery tootle over to Red for Danger

Free BBC Radio Mystery Drama:The Poisoned Chocolates Case

I love listening to a good British mystery.

Panzer found this British radio drama on the Radio Drama channel on Youtube.

 

The Poisoned Chocolates Case is a 1929 murder mystery. The old time radio show is 1 hour 25 minutes long.

 

Make a pot of tea and find a place to relax and see if you can solve the murder mystery before the end of the radio drama.

 

To listen to the audio tootle over to BBC Radio Drama.

Free Crime Fiction Radio Drama: Cover Her Face

Enjoy!

If you like your mystery as a radio drama, Panzer found this one on the Old Time Radio channel on YouTube.

 

The Adam Dalgliesh mystery Cover Her Face was written by P.D. James. It's 1 hour 58 minutes long.

 

Find a comfortable place to enjoy this classic mystery.

 

To listen to the radio drama tootle over to P.D. James

Free Old Time Radio Mystery: All Damage Covered

Something a little longer is next.

We'll start off with a classic old time radio (OTR) program The Wristler, Panzer found on the Classic Mystery Radio channel on YouTube.

 

The mystery suspense All Damage Covered episode is 27 minutes long.

Find a comfy spot to relax and enjoy the program.

 

To listen to the episode tootle over to Classic Mystery Radio

Free Classic Radio Program: Amazing Death of Mrs. Putnam

Let's start with this short mystery.

If you're a fan of classic radio mystery, Panzer found this one on the Old Time Radio Archive channel on Youtube.

 

The Inner Sanctum Mysteries episode Amazing Death of Mrs. Putnam is 25 minutes long.

Make a cup of tea, get comfy and enjoy this old time classic.

To listen to the episode tootle over to Old Time Radio

Free Old Time Radio Horror Story: The Tell Tale Heart

I'll keep looking.

Halloween is just eleven days away and Panzer thought he'd get you into the spooky spirit. He found this short horror story on the Red Cave Books channel on YouTube.

 

The 1944 radio drama The Tell Tale Heart was written by Edgar Allan Poe. It's 27 minutes long.

 

Wrap up in a warm blanket because you'll get chills running up and down your spine listening to this scary story,

To listen to the episode tootle over to Old Time Radio Drama

Free Old Time Classic Radio Mystery: Death Wish

Remember, this is old time radio.

For those of you who like your mystery short and classic Panzer found this one on the Old Time Radio DVD channel on YouTube.

Death Wish is a Boston Blackie classic radio mystery. It's 26 minutes long.

 

Make a cup of tea and enjoy the twists and turns in this mystery.

 

To listen to the episode tootle over to Boston Blackie

Free Vintage Radio Drama: The Man Who Died Twice

Now I can get my nap.

Panzer is still recovering from being sick from his vaccination yesterday. He forgot to post about this short old time radio drama from The Mysterious Traveler series.

The Man Who Died Twice is a 1948 episode. It's 29 minutes long.

Do NOT read the description. It gives the whole plot away.

Make a cup of tea and enjoy the chills from this vintage radio show.

To listen to the episode tootle over to The Man Who Died Twice

Free Classic Mystery Radio Broadcast: Five Little Pigs

I hate when they tell who done it before you hear it.

If you like classic radio mystery, Panzer found one for you on the Old Time Radio channel on YouTube.

 

The Hercule Poirot mystery episode Five Little Pigs was written by Agatha Christie. It's 1 hour 28 minutes long. Don't read the description. It gives away the plot.

Get your favorite beverage and enjoy this radio mystery.

 

To listen to the broadcast tootle over to Three Little Pigs

Free Mystery Old Time Radio Shows: The Shadow

I like these old time mystery radio shows.

If you're a fan of old time radio, Panzer found a mystery episode for you on The Primitive Library channel on YouTube.

The mystery episode The Shadow When the Grave Is Open is 26 minutes long. It's a 1947 murder mystery radio program.

Make the beverage of your choice, sit back and enjoy the program.

To listen to The Shadow episode tootle over to When the Grave Is Open

Free Classic Hercule Poirot Mystery Radio Broadcast: Peril at End House

Remember: Don't read it.

Here's a radio broadcast Panzer found on the Old Time Radio channel.

 

The murder mystery novel The Peril at End House was written by Agatha Christie. It's 2 hours 19 minutes long.

 

 Get the beverage of your choice, sit back and enjoy the mystery.

Warning: DO NOT read the description of the episode. It gives away the whole plot including the ending.

 

To listen to the broadcast tootle over to Classic Mystery Radio

Free British Mystery Radio: Death Against the Odds

No popcorn with a radio play.

For those of you who like British crime radio plays Panzer found one on the Old Tube Radio channel on YouTube.

The murder mystery Inspector Coleman and Sergeant Astor: Death Against the Odds was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 August 1993. It's 1 hour 23 minutes long.

Make a pot of tea, get a plate of cookies (biscuits) and enjoy this classic thriller.

To listen to the audio tootle over to Death Against the Odds

Philip Marlow in "The Old Acquaintance" - Paperback Writer

Today is the beginning of a three day holiday weekend for Veterans Day in the U.S., so Panzer went out to find some entertainment for you.

 

It is a holiday for me.

Our traveling kitty boy stopped in at the Paperback Writer site where he found a Philip Marlowe old radio mystery episode in the Crime Cafe. It's titled "The Old Acquaintance" and is 31 minutes long including the intro by site owner Debbi Mack. It's free to listen to.

 

If you scroll down the page you'll find information about the episode, a link to download a PDF of the episode and information about how to support the site.

 

To listen to the episode tootle over to Philip Marlowe