Old Radio Shows on CD

[Suzy Crampton]

My FIL talks about the old radio programs that he used to listen to as a boy. I thought they would make a great Christmas gift but, am having trouble finding a reputable site for them. Most of the sites I have found want you to send a personal check, no credit cards, no paypal and that makes me really leery.

 

Does anyone know of where I can find these on a safe reliable site. I am willing to purchase in store too!!

TIA!

[Suzy Crampton]

Anyone?

[Edgemonster]

I have seen them at Borders bookstores.

[Suzy Crampton]

The one site that had the best prices was called OTRCAT.com. Does anyone know anything about it? Is there a way I can find out about it?

[mommyx3]

I put in a call to a friend of mine who once upon a time ordered a bunch. I will post if she gets back to me.

[kren]

have you checked out Wireless catalog? There's a printed one, but they're also online. This is a link to their books/audio/video section:

 

http://www.thewirelesscatalog.com/wireless/Books-Audio-amp-Video_1BA.html

[Marcster]

How about Old Radio Shows as downloadable files for playback on an MP3 player or his computer? He can also burn them to a CD.

 

Old Time Radio Shows:

http://www.audible.com/adbl/site/audibleSearch/anonCategory.jsp?N=1476&oid=-35811&BV_UseBVCookie=Yes

 

The files are compatible with over 500 MP3 players: http://www.audible.com/adbl/store/deviceCenter/devices.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes

 

I've used them in the past.

[mommyx3]

Here is one place that my friend used http://www.homeschoolradioshows.com/

 

 

She just downloaded them to her computer and then I guess you could make the CD.

 

Hope it helps.

[epgpjp]

www.target.com has some. just search old time radio shows there.