I was born in 1972 I may have been 4 or 5 yrs old but I remember going to bed with my mom and listening to these stories and being in complete darkness and the green glowing light from my dads stereo/record player would be the only light in the room! I would fall asleep cuddled up next to my mom. When I found these I was so excited. I wish my mom was still alive she would have enjoyed these. She was barely learning to play music on her cell phone we got her❤️

@roscoearbuckle2

7 ай бұрын

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@mare2723

7 ай бұрын

❤

@ednakeller3309

6 ай бұрын

Same for me. RIP to your mom and mine❤

@ocg-tax817

6 ай бұрын

I was born in 1950, and used to hear the soap operas during the day. My mom was always listening to As the World Turns. And Young Doctor Malone. After gradeschool, I don't remember anymore radio shows. Then, sometimes in the 70's or 80's I went to bed, and turned on the radio. Looking for some music to help me go to sleep. Instead of music, I came across a channel in Dallas. The radio announcer was playing old radio shows. He played the comedies, so Lum & Abner was a regular, along with Amos and Andy. Occasionally we'd get Lights Out Everyone and The invisible man. After listening to these stories for a long while, the announcer retired. The radio filled his spot with Sports Update. I was crushed. Now, I'm enjoying stories again. And I'm back in my element.. I often think I was born too late. I should have been born in the 1930's. I prefer radio to TV any way. You can continue working with the Rado playing. With TV, I feel I have to sit and watch. THANK YOU SO MUCH for bringing old radio shows back to life!

@SocksJaders

6 ай бұрын

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I've always been attracted to these old radio shows. As a child I always thought I was born in the wrong era, I should have been around during the 1930s-1950s. Welp I'm glad I get a portion of those memories.

@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc

6 ай бұрын

I find listening 🎧 to these radio dramas better than watching TV.

I'm 60 abd now Listening helps me Sleep, Good Night

@nikradik

5 ай бұрын

Me too.. but do u ever have weird dreams?..😅😅because I do

I love these stories thank you so much for bringing this to us.

During the late 1970s, I made it a point of being in front of my stereo receiver on late Sunday nights at 11pm after the house was quiet. I turned out the lights and tuned the receiver to the local clear-channel AM station to listen to E. G. Marshall introduce the next episode of the CBS Radio Mystery Theatre. The yellow glow of the tuning scale on the receiver and fingers of light on the living room wall from a distant streetlight helped establish the mood. I loved every minute of it.

Awesomeness ❤ I go to sleep every night with an old time-y radio show 😊 This is perfect timing ⏱️

@lukebaldock4672

Жыл бұрын

Me too, they are very relaxing

@holoholohaolenokaoi2299

Жыл бұрын

@@lukebaldock4672 good, wholesome, family friendly content. without all the profanity

@Roscoe.P.Coldchain

Жыл бұрын

Me too 💟

@kekojones8431

Жыл бұрын

❤I work at the postal service and I listen to oldies radio shows every day two or three hours and I feel in heaven. I’m 39 but I’m an old person 😅

@hallmt

Жыл бұрын

I see other people like me, I bet we all feel like the only one in our lives who listens to these. I have listened to OTR since I was 17. Every single night, in some form or another.

I use to listen to these with my father when I was a young kid back in the 1970’s. I have been listening to your CBSRMT channel for years now and love going to sleep to them still! Thanks for uploading these! Michael, Copenhagen Denmark

Listening to CBS radio mystery theater helps me sleep 😴 at night. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

Hill folk rarely got the air waves, but flatlanders got them clearly on AM radios back in the day. Fun fancy fact of growing up in both places. Back in the day when rabbit ears were the norm for TVs. Radio was real.

@ocg-tax817

6 ай бұрын

I had a transistor radio that I listened to in the 60's. Receiving wasn't very good. I complained about it one day, and my younger brother who was about 12 said he'd fix it. He had a roll of thin wire that he tied down where my antenna was supposed to be, and then clipped the other end to my bedrooms window screen. Instant sound!

When listening to the old time radio shows I always close my eyes

@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc

6 ай бұрын

Imagination is great for the mind.

Love these old radio shows, but that high pitched music and shrill sound effects, omg🤣🤣🤣

I often listen to podcasts but this radio station really fascinates me, I am brought back to the beautiful days in my memories. Thank you!😍

Listening to Sister of Death and suddenly I hear the voice of Fred Flintstone. Awesome!

@hobohugbug

8 ай бұрын

Hahaha bam bam bam 🤣 😆 😂

Likewise, born in 72 and always loved growing up with the "Theater of the mind" 👀

Love old radio plays/stories. Never head this one before so excited about hearing some new stories and it forces you to use your imagination. Love it

I love this program. Especially when the day is done yet I can't turn off my thoughts. I need an escape. The CBSRMT takes me away to the time when I first discovered it in high school. It's great medicine & entertainment.

I 😍these old time radio shows 😊

The ones that have the old commercials and news breaks are very cool too. Heard one the other day that had a sports update and it was Sugar Ray Leonard vs Marvelous Marvin Hagler boxing match. Gave live updates every commercial break, loved it

@spellbinders_of_suspense

Жыл бұрын

I haven’t come across that one yet. I like to leave things like that in place too. Thanks! 🙂🦇

@nikradik

5 ай бұрын

Yeess I love the old commercials ❤

@maudeswanson6392

2 ай бұрын

@@spellbinders_of_suspense 😊❤️

@maudeswanson6392

2 ай бұрын

@@spellbinders_of_suspense I'm always interested in the mysteries and supernatural stuff.

Qhen i was a kid it was mystery mccomd that would be on past my bed time on wpop am radio i hardly could stay awake most of the time but brings back memories of my big brother telling me what happened on the show the next day. he passed afew days ago i wish he was here to listen to these stories

The minds eye. I wasn't born until 1948 so I grew up with tv. I started listening to old time radio on sirius radio when I was injured at work and had to stay off my leg for a year. My older brother was 6 years older and had told me about the radio shows he listened to when he was a kid so it was pretty cool actually hearing them.

@sandrabrookins3250

4 ай бұрын

I too was born in 1948 and I remember listening to these. I also remember the soap operas on radio. I also listened to The Lone ranger, Terry and the prirates, Sparky the Fire dog , Dick Tracy.My Dad used to listen to The Grand Ole Opery on Saturdays. I loved all of these programs because we didn't have a TV. .

Give love to the channel! 👍💜🦇💜🦇

I really like listening to these, thanks.

Always enjoyed the opening sounds. These are great, thank you

Thank you for this!

The best shall always be,,, immortal. Bravo.

Very clear for such an old broadcast … thank you so much 🏆🥇

@Mr_Negrodamus

Жыл бұрын

I like it to sound less than stellar; I decrease quality to 144.

@lorenrobertson8039

Жыл бұрын

@@Mr_Negrodamus That's a great idea.

Thank you for sharing this collection. ❤

❤ I used to love listening to these radio shows when I was young my brother would listen to the fifties music but me it was the old time murder mystery radio shows I loved it and I still love it I could do go do my housework and listen to the radio it was so nice and I still do

My Nitetime shows to listen too as I go to sleep

There is little, if anything people need more than a good story. True since the beginning, doesn’t matter who you are or where or from whence you come.

😊❤ I love listening this

It's on new platform.. and folks can listen.. ty. Good luck with the next platform 👍

nothing better than old tadio shows y parents listened to the in late 40s and 50s

Thanks

Thank you for this ❤

I love this, it put me in the mind of Perry mason. I’m hooked ❤

Listen to this with my gma

I do the same. I have for years. I thought i was a bit off and should not tell any one. Good to know i am part of a weird club. Cannot go to sleepvwithout these or at least some well narrated Lovecraft. Good to know it is nit a gang, it’s a club 💕

One of my principle entertainments in the mid 70's when I was very young and couldn't afford a TV.

@DIEmicrosoft

Ай бұрын

Loved listening to radio plays as a kid.

Sounds like a good one 💜

📻🔥🦇📻🔥🦇💯

4,15,72..EG Marshall rocked

I would have loved to have been on of these radio actors. I’m a retired middle school teacher and my students s as leats scored higher than most because I showed the it is more cool to appreciate stories than to misbehave. Tell your children stories, especially scary ones. It will make them feel better about the way of things.

Balm of Gilead! 😊 Thanks! I remain Spellbound & unwound-G'nite,All!

This is great!!!!!

John Forsyth played the lead role in BACHELOR FATHER in the early 1960’s. WILLIAM DANIELS was the voice for KITT in the first KNIGHT RYDER series. VAL KILMER was the voice for KITT in the short lived 2008 run…

Tucson AZ, 3/26/24

I miss this, I too remember the green light from stereo 😮those stereos rocked had a pioneer that would piss off my neighbor 😂

The voice of K.I.T.T. car John Forsyth is in this.

@user-zn9uv4pj8z

7 ай бұрын

Nope. William Daniels was the voice of kitt. John forsyth was the voice of charlie in charlie’s angels

@ericme3317

7 ай бұрын

Awesome Herman Munster is in one of them as well as Alexander Scourby

@Tecknut75

6 ай бұрын

​@@ericme3317 Car 54 where are you?

That detective sounds like Fred Flintstone 😳.

I listen to this on the podcast on my Apple phone everyday. That first dude is Charlie of Charlie’s angels. What a gorgeous voice.

Joanne Linville in The Doll I remember from Star Trek Original as a Romulan commander that had an attraction to Spock. 🖖 Also an episode of One Step Beyond. I prefer it to Twilight Zone as OSB was loosely based on true accounts.

I miss these episodes, but i just cant deal with this high pitched tone. It hurts!

Is that supposed be a creaky door, or a bear that stubbed it’s toe?

They need to do some James Herbert storey's best horror writers ever

❤

😊

Cool

I swear I hear Casey Kasem

@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc

Ай бұрын

It's John Forsythe, who was the voice of Charlie on the TV show, Charlie's Angels.

@ladyseersha

10 күн бұрын

Yes it’s Casey Kasem on the last one “Scaffold for two” 😊

👍💗

The high pitched squeal in the background is too much😢

Spellbinder i miss your videos. Hope you are doing good..

Why the ultra piercing tone?

@elizabethpenny7732

9 ай бұрын

,,, right before a cigarette commercial. The suspense ,,, da dududuh….

In was born on October 3 1974

I knew that was John Forsythe right away without even looking. Hello Charlie 😇

@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc

8 ай бұрын

John Forsythe also starred on Dynasty.

Would turn that up to 9 and knew that the cops would be here in less than 15

Mystery Friday. 🙂🙂🙂

@hobohugbug

8 ай бұрын

moon mystery Friday🌙✨️🤔 27:04

"The Golden Blood of the Sun" by Sam Dann. Do you think Sam was thinking of- ""Golden blood" is a nickname for Rh-null, the rarest known human blood type, which contains no Rh antigens in red blood cells . Fewer than 50 people in the world have this blood type , which was first seen in Aboriginal Australians. It's called "golden" because of its rarity and scientific significance, rather than its color."

@landrywhite167

Ай бұрын

Praise God for This and I'm blessed to say I'm Number23 and I'm ❤

@landrywhite167

Ай бұрын

Tired of people saying we are Not Right first off WE ARE RARE AND SPECIAL THATS WAY OUR LORD MADE US SO IM SORRY IF WE ARW NOT TO YOUR LIKING💯🎤🌹

Scarry stuff

🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

er-ma-gherd!

25min 26sec

@Batnano

3 ай бұрын

when you don't know how to do timestamps in youtube

Where do they keep this stuff ?

Sorry for the fat finger typing😳

That door opening at the start cuts right through me. I no longer wish to hear it again.. It gives me an immediate headache. Some things (sounds) are not good for ones mind I think. Sorry

is that you Jackie gleason

Please oil the door hinge 😮

@rodneyadderton1077

8 ай бұрын

😂😅😂 It is awfully loud.

@nikradik

5 ай бұрын

😅😅😅

Does anyone watch polar express 😊

01:29:32

The radio is too close to the fire...

@roscoearbuckle2

7 ай бұрын

😂

@ 1:08:50 This actor, HAS to be, the same guy, who voiced Fred Flintstone, for cartoons.... Cool....

Adult bedtime stories.

To many commercials to enjoy it.

@spellbinders_of_suspense

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the heads up. The ads just got turned on yesterday. I changed the settings to remove the mid-video ads and make the start and end ads skippable. 🙂🦇

@atlienrider6048

Жыл бұрын

@@spellbinders_of_suspense There are some of us that love the nostalgia of the commercials. Great memories.

(0:00:14) “The Golden Blood of the Sun (0:45:10) “Sister of Death” (1:29:56) “Trapped” (2:16:29) “The Doll” (3:01:12) “A Scaffold for Two”

31:48:00

2:33:00

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@allenwatkins4972

Жыл бұрын

What are "Dude scammers??"