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Step 1
Tune in to BBC radio 7 online. This digital radio station showcases classics such as Hancock's Half Hour, The Goon and Round the Horn.(see link below)
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Step 2
Download shows from Radio Lovers or OTR. These two websites have numerous, mostly American shows, from the thirties, forties and fifties. Shows include Buck Rogers, Amos and Andy and the Groucho Marx Show, but there are hundreds available.
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Step 3
Subscibe to radio internet sites like RUSC. It costs from $7.50 per month, but there is a much wider choice. RUSC boasts 10,000 shows.(link below)
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Step 4
Listen online to classic Orson Welles. In the 30's Orson Welles transformed radio drama with his Mercury Theartre including the now legendary War of the Worlds. Many of the shows are available for free at the Mercury Theatre link below.
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Step 5
Discover Chris Morris. A more contemporary innovator of the radio meduim, his comedy shows, such as Blue Jam, are available on Cook 'n' Bombed. You have to register on the site before you delve into his rather adult themed archives.


















