Classic Radio Theater with Wyatt Cox

This segment introduces a classic radio lineup featuring shows like Lux Radio Theater's 'What a Woman Wants' and historical facts from March 14th.

This segment introduces a classic radio show lineup featuring westerns and crime dramas, along with historical events from February 21st.

This segment introduces a radio show lineup featuring classic dramas and historical events for March 15th.

This episode segment introduces a Variety Friday lineup of classic radio shows including Silver Dollar, historical events like the Pony Express and Jesse James' death, and historical figures such as Lenin and Stalin.

This segment previews classic radio shows and recounts historical events that occurred on April 2nd, including Juan Ponce de León's arrival in Florida, Jefferson Davis fleeing Richmond, and Jeanette Rankin's congressional seat and anti-war vote.

This segment introduces a classic radio program with Orson Welles substituting for Jack, while also noting historical events on March 21, including President Kennedy's remarks on inequality during the Vietnam War.

This segment lists classic radio shows and historical events that occurred on March 10th throughout history.

This episode of Classic Radio Theater, hosted by Wyatt Cox, introduces a program featuring 'Madame Butterfly, Nobody Ever Quits, and The Big Laugh' while listing various historical events that occurred on March 8th throughout history.

This segment introduces a classic radio show lineup and recounts historical events that occurred on February 18th, including political milestones and cultural moments.

This segment introduces a classic radio program featuring comedy shows like The Great Gildersleeve and historical events from March 24 throughout history.

This segment introduces upcoming classic radio shows and lists historical events that occurred on March 2nd.

This segment introduces a classic radio show lineup featuring thrillers and suspense programs, along with historical events commemorated on March 30th.

This segment introduces a variety of classic radio shows and historical events for April 1st, including episodes of Amos and Andy, The Big Show, and Claudia, along with notable historical occurrences.

This segment introduces a classic radio show lineup featuring western adventures and literary adaptations, along with historical events that occurred on March 27.

This segment introduces a classic radio show lineup featuring crime and suspense episodes like Blueprint for Murder, Death has a Cold Breath, and Chill of Death, along with historical facts for March 29th.

This segment discusses the closure of CBS News Radio, highlighting its historical significance and quality news coverage despite financial issues.

Host Wyatt Cox presents three classic radio dramas from March 1st: a horror story about a buried woman from Suspense, a police procedural from Dragnet, and a legal drama from Mr.

This episode segment introduces a lineup of classic radio shows and historical events for February 24th, featuring comedy, drama, and notable anniversaries.

This segment introduces a classic radio show episode featuring themes of independence and mishaps, along with historical facts for February 25.

This segment introduces a classic radio show lineup and highlights historical events associated with February 26th.

This segment introduces a classic radio program lineup and humorously critiques the phone company's service issues.

This segment introduces a classic radio program lineup and recounts historical events associated with February 22nd, including university foundings and significant dates in U.S.

This segment introduces a classic radio program with historical facts from various dates, including the first English newspaper and significant U.S.

This podcast segment introduces a classic radio show lineup with historical events and host commentary for March 20, 2026.

This episode segment previews classic radio comedy shows and historical events for March 18, featuring programs like Jack Benny, A Lady Takes a Chance, and Fibber McGee and Molly.

This episode features romantic classic radio shows including 'Made for Each Other' starring Carol Lombard and Fred McMurray, 'Zia's Dream', and George and Gracie's screwball comedy, along with historical facts for February 19th.

This episode previews classic radio shows including Lum and Abner, Jack Benny, and X-Minus One, while also sharing historical facts for February 27th.

This episode segment introduces a classic radio podcast featuring shows like Lux Radio Theater and historical facts for March 25.

This episode previews upcoming classic radio broadcasts including adaptations of 'It's in the Bag', 'On Borrowed Time', and 'Space Merchants', along with historical facts for February 17th.

The host introduces Classic Radio Theater, shares historical events that occurred on March 4th, and teases upcoming content.

This episode segment previews a lineup of classic radio shows including westerns like John Wayne's 'She Wore a Yellow Ribbon' and historical facts about Coca-Cola, Girl Scouts, and Moscow.

This segment introduces upcoming classic radio shows and historical events for February 26th, including anniversaries and organizational changes.

This segment introduces upcoming radio shows and historical events for February 15th, including references to Brewster's Millions, The Secret Word, and Fred Astaire and George.

This segment introduces a lineup of classic radio comedy episodes and historical events for March 31st, featuring shows like Maxwell House Coffee Time with George Burns and Gracie Allen, and Abbott and Costello.

This segment introduces a classic radio program featuring various historical shows and events, hosted by Wyatt Cox.

The host introduces Classic Radio Theater and shares various historical events that occurred on March 22 throughout history.

This episode segment introduces a classic radio program featuring various detective and suspense shows, along with historical events that occurred on March 23rd.

This segment previews upcoming classic radio western episodes and historical events tied to March 13th.

This episode segment introduces a classic radio show lineup and recounts historical events that occurred on March 5th, including the Boston Massacre and inventions by Samuel Colt and Nikola Tesla.

This segment introduces a classic radio show lineup hosted by Wyatt Cox, featuring crime and suspense episodes, and includes historical events that occurred on March 16.

This segment introduces a classic radio program featuring comedy shows and historical events from February 20th.

This segment introduces upcoming classic radio shows and lists historical events that occurred on February 23rd, including the Siege of the Alamo and the lease of Guantanamo Bay to the U.S.

This segment introduces a lineup of classic radio shows and historical events for March 9th, featuring episodes like Johnny Got His Gun and Lights Out.

This episode segment introduces a classic radio show lineup featuring comedy, mystery, and historical events commemorated on March 3rd.

This segment introduces a classic radio show lineup featuring westerns and crime dramas, including episodes of The Adventures of Red Ryder, Gunsmoke, and The Shadow, along with historical facts about March 19th.

This segment previews upcoming classic radio western shows and recounts historical events from March 6th, including the Missouri Compromise, the Battle of the Alamo, and Muhammad Ali's name change.

This segment introduces a classic radio show episode on St.

This episode segment introduces classic radio crime shows and historical events from March 26, including Jonas Salk's polio vaccine announcement and the 1979 Israeli-Egyptian Peace Treaty signing.

Host Wyatt Cox presents a Valentine's Day special featuring historical events and classic radio dramas, including episodes of Gunsmoke, Have Gun, Will Travel, and The Six Shooter.

Host Wyatt Cox presents a curated anthology of classic radio theater, featuring full episodes of 'Have Gun, Will Travel', 'Gunsmoke', and 'Guadalcanal Diary' from the Lux Radio Theater.