Janet's Radio Revisited

"...let's take a nostalgic trip down memory lane"

Since the 1970's, my personal collection of radio programs from the golden age of radio (the 1930's, 40's and  50's) has been ever growing. My library now holds over 65,000 programs on reel to reel, cassette tapes, mp3 and regular CD's. It is a pleasure to be able to share with others, thanks to the wonder of a large studio, advanced professional recording equipment and of the computer.

On my web page, you may obtain within a few days time, what it has taken me so many years to accumulate. Many shows have been put into special sets (over 100 of them) of carefully selected episodes, as you may see on eBay (hope you'll view my feedback there!) and on the wonderful web page now up and running.

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http://www.radiorevisited.com/

There you will find many CD sets and regular cd's to listen to in your home, your car, your Walkman or on any CD player. There are entire runs of the old programs in the MP3 format, which may be used in your computer or on the many MP3 players that are now available.  Please remember (bookmark! bookmark!) to take a look at the web page . . .  it's a special one, and you'll have fun browsing there.

Here is a bit About Me...

Native Californian, though moved every 5 years for 35 years , the most exciting of which was to Melbourne, Australia. Avid tennis player, my other hobby.

Old radio has been a busy venture in my life for the past quarter of a century. It had a special place in my heart when it was new radio, too!

At present, one of my favorite things to do is to give a 40 to 60 minute talk about these wonderful old programs to various groups of men and women in the area where I live, everywhere from sororities, senior retirement groups, garden groups, church groups, service groups, and so on. I'm happy to say that the entertainment has always been well-received. I gave 18 presentations last year, which include sound clips and began with "come along with me now, let's take a nostalgic trip down memory lane".

For a long time I went every Friday to a Senior Center where I would present an hour long program for the elderly, different each week. Sometimes their eyes would close, but then, occasionally their feet would tap, so I knew they were listening.

With the support of my wonderful husband (50 years!), our five children and eight grandchildren are all amazed at the materialization and success of RADIO REVISITED, also with thanks to you, my friends and fellow comrades in old time radio. One of my favorite feedback comments was "I think GDNWZ really cares!" Yes, I do, I do! I love what I'm doing, and want to share as much as possible.