Vintage Horror Radio

[Ruth - CthulhuChick]

It's an older podcast, started in 2007, continued on & off through 2011 for a total of 44 eps. Essentially it's just old horror radio plays with a min or two of introductory info and an outro. It's on iTunes and has a site http://vintagehorror.com/. Someone recommended it on our Double Shadow forums and I'm loving it. I figured people here might enjoy it too! So far stories have been Poe, Blackwood, M.R. James, Dickens...

[Edit to add: Also Stoker's "The Judge's House" which has rats in its walls!]

[starblazie]

It's an older podcast, started in 2007, continued on & off through 2011 for a total of 44 eps. Essentially it's just old horror radio plays with a min or two of introductory info and an outro. It's on iTunes and has a site http://vintagehorror.com/. Someone recommended it on our Double Shadow forums and I'm loving it. I figured people here might enjoy it too! So far stories have been Poe, Blackwood, M.R. James, Dickens...

[Edit to add: Also Stoker's "The Judge's House" which has rats in its walls!]

Thanks, I love the old radio shows.  I like to listen to podcasts or the old radio dramas when I am working on the house or on long drives.  Btw, great job on YOUR new podcast.    

[Ruth - CthulhuChick]

Thanks, I love the old radio shows.  I like to listen to podcasts or the old radio dramas when I am working on the house or on long drives.  Btw, great job on YOUR new podcast.    

I also just discovered The Horror! (Old Time Radio) podcast, but haven't started listening to it yet...but it's much more up-to-date now. Excited about that too.

And thank you! 

[Jape]

Thank you very much - these are excellent

[MrBlackwood]

I listen to those all the time while painting/drawing in art school

[Jape]

Just listened to Peter Lorre in The Black Cat and I have to admit the sinister strings and doomed laden announcer probably doesn't give the impression Camel Cigarettes were hoping for in the opening advert.

[old book]

The Black Mass program on the Pacifica stations in California (KPFA etc.) did a number of Lovecraft tales several decades ago. I bet you can find them if you look around.