Classic Old Time Radio

Classic Old Time Radio, broadcasting from Spain, brings iconic radio programs from the 1930s to 1960s to a worldwide audience, celebrating the golden age of radio. Launched in the early 2000s, the station operates under the management of a Spanish media group dedicated to preserving historical audio content. Its studios are located in Madrid at Calle de Alcalá, 123, 28009, a hub for cultural media projects. The station streams exclusively online, without a traditional FM or AM frequency, making it accessible to listeners across Europe, the Americas, and beyond through its digital platform. The team includes archivists and hosts like María Fernández, who curates shows and provides commentary in English and Spanish, blending Spain’s passion for historical storytelling with global appeal. The station has gained recognition for its efforts to digitize and share rare recordings, earning accolades from European broadcasting associations for cultural preservation.

The programming focuses on vintage radio shows, featuring serialized dramas, comedies, and mysteries from the mid-20th century, with a curated selection that resonates with Spain’s appreciation for narrative arts. Daily broadcasts include classics like *The Shadow*, *Fibber McGee and Molly*, and *Dragnet*, airing from 8:00 AM to midnight Central European Time, with 24/7 streaming available. Special programs, such as *Golden Age Theater*, highlight serialized dramas at 7:00 PM, while *Comedy Classics* at 9:00 PM offers lighthearted shows like *The Jack Benny Program*. The station appeals to nostalgia enthusiasts, history buffs, and younger listeners curious about vintage media, often incorporating Spanish-language introductions or translations to bridge cultural contexts. Its popularity stems from its commitment to authentic, high-fidelity reproductions of original broadcasts, connecting listeners to the charm of radio’s past through a modern, accessible platform.