Comments on: Those Were The Days Encore

By: Mary Tonnemacher

Mary Tonnemacher — Wed, 07 May 2025 14:15:01 +0000

I so enjoy listing to “Those Were The Days” on Vintage Broadcast. I remember my mom listening to the radio as a little girl. It’s great to hear them again, it brings back memories. Between phones and TV, kids have lost the chance to use their imaginations that radio affords us.
Thank you, Chuck

By: JIm Davis

JIm Davis — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 13:14:21 +0000

I was listening to Those Were The Days in 1999, so I remember a lot of these old broadcasts. Still listening in 2024. Ken Alexander, R.I.P.

By: Joyce Moore

Joyce Moore — Mon, 19 Mar 2018 10:27:18 +0000

Always look forward to reading and listening to TWTD archives…my husband and I are both huge fans of old time radio…have your book Chuck..getting a little tattered around the edges from the reading and rereading of it..have accumulated quite a few old radio episodes over the years and we especially enjoy them while camping in the summer..what a treasure trove of talent came out of those old shows..thank you and all others like you for keeping it alive!!

By: Charlie Stuckey

Charlie Stuckey — Thu, 01 Jun 2017 03:15:05 +0000

I’m inventing a new (should be) catch phrase: “The internet ain’t fair!” I don’t know how many times in the past I searched for “interviews with radio actors, or voice actors, or how many different combonations I tried, but never did this site come up!” I “discovered “Old Time Radio” about 10 years ago, and it’s now my main form of entertainment. In fact, I’ve developed a passion for what I call a great art form (voice acting and the production of radio dramas) NOW, I could fill a dozen pages with stories, but now that I’ve found this site I’m gonna absorb as much of it as I can. I’ve been a radio listener and fan all of my life, but I was born just a couple years too late for the “Golden Age” (CLOSE, but not close enough)THANK YOU for this site as it is clearly hard and time consuming work to maintain. Please keep it up, and someday I’ll tell you what I’ve been doing to help keep this art form from being forgotten. (I don’t have a domain name yet, but will soon)

By: Frank W. Brown

Frank W. Brown — Tue, 17 Jan 2017 14:36:39 +0000

I always look forward to the new entries on the TWTD archives. Thank you for this feature. You do, however, have some errors on the last entry of 1971 and the first two entries of 1972. Some program numbers are duplicated and also 1972 program text is duplicated.

By: Frank W. Brown

Frank W. Brown — Thu, 12 Jan 2017 18:30:07 +0000

this is the first entry for the 1997 year group…..

JANUARY 4th, 1997 – ADVENTURES BY MORSE
“The Cobra King Strikes Back” Chapters 1 thru etc.

however when I click on it January 11th 1972 programming comes up.
how do I get January 4th program?

By: Jennifer Pigoni-Susina

Jennifer Pigoni-Susina — Thu, 21 Jan 2016 20:27:47 +0000

Am listening to the George Burns Centennial and I remember listening to it when it was first broadcast! I usually enjoy listening to your commercials for the MGM shop, etc., but the George Burns record giveaway I remember well. My mom stood in line so that she could be one of the 50 people to receive one of the free records and she even wrote that on the inside record sleeve. This is one of the reasons I love listening to these 4 hour broadcasts here. I absolutely loved that store and hearing Ken’s commercials and you chatting about special promotions takes me back. How I miss that place…

By: Donald Gimbel

Donald Gimbel — Tue, 21 Apr 2015 22:52:57 +0000

Chuck, you have done us all a great service in your four year coverage of World War II. This was brought home most clearly as I listened again to your coverage of President Roosevelt’s death on April 12, 1945. Thank you so much.

By: DC

DC — Sat, 07 Jun 2014 17:19:00 +0000

Since yesterday was the anniversary, I thought I would see if your encore broadcast was about D-Day. I was not disappointed. Listened to the broadcast from 1994 EXACTLY 20 years later. How I love this site!

Is it possible to get some of the older WLTD shows and maybe a Hall Closet Show or two on occasion put on the site? Would enjoy hearing those immensely as well.

By: Bob Kolososki

Bob Kolososki — Sat, 01 Mar 2014 23:12:43 +0000

Chuck, I look forward to these monthly visits back to TWTD programs. I remember listening to most of them and its hard to believe some were broadcast when my daughters were in grade school and now they are married and have children. I am also glad Steve and Ken are carrying on with the show. It is still the best way to enjoy a Saturday afternoon. Please , don’t ever stop.

Thanks for the wonderful memories