Thousands of Old-Tyme Radio Shows

Before televisions appeared in every household in the US, children like Ralphie were huddled around radios to listen to their favorite programs. Long ago those programs stopped being broadcast, but you can still listen to them. The Old Time Radio Network is an online collection of more than 12,000 old radio shows. The catalog is organized alphabetically by program title. Next to each program title you'll find the number of episodes available online. To get started havea listen to Hopalong Cassidy or Abbot and Costello.

Applications for Education
Visit the Old Time Radio Network and check out a recording or two for your next lesson on 20th Century history and culture.

And here's another link to Old-Tyme Radio Shows online

Here is what you'll find on this website:

• 2,500 old time radio mystery shows, free download for everyone
• 48,000 shows of all genres for download to everyone who supports this website with a small donation
• Many rare shows that can't be found anywhere else on the Internet
• Friendly, active old time radio discussion forum
• Mystery show podcast and easy podcast player page
• Club news blog to stay updated when we add new shows
• Many old music shows
• New shows being added all the time
• Lot's of fun!

Using ADDIE (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation) to Get a Date

We all know about ADDIE (The generic process traditionally used by instructional designers and training developers. The five phases—Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation—represent a dynamic, flexible guideline for building effective training and performance support tools), but someone has made a video showing how the model can be used to get a date.



The video is funny, clever and clearly explains the concept.  Enjoy!