Editing List of U.S. radio programs

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The radio programs listed below are all from the United States.
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==0–9==
* ''[[15 Minutes with Bing Crosby]]'' (1931)
* ''[[2000 Plus]]'' (1950–1952)
* ''[[2000X]]'' (2000)
* ''[[21st Precinct]]'' (1953–1956)
* ''[[The $64 Question]]'' (1950–1952)

==A==
* ''[[A Christmas Sing with Bing (1955–1962)]]'', annual program of Christmas music.
* ''[[The A&P Gypsies]]'', variety (1930, [[NBC]]-Red, 8:30–9:30&nbsp;p.m. Mondays). The host and band leader was [[Harry Horlick (bandleader)|Harry Horlick]]. Announcers were Phillips Carlin and [[Milton Cross]].<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984">{{cite book |author=Terrace, Vincent | title=Radio Programs, 1924–1984:A Catalog of Over 1800 Shows | year=1999 | publisher= McFarland | location=Jefferson, NC | isbn= 0-7864-0351-9}}</ref><ref name="On the Air">{{cite book | author=Dunning, John | title=On the Air: The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio | year=1998 | publisher=Oxford University Press | location=New York | isbn=0-19-507678-8 | url-access=registration | url=https://archive.org/details/onairencyclop00dunn }}</ref>
* ''[[A.L. Alexander's Mediation Board]]'', advice (1943–1952, Mutual)<ref name="On the Air"/>
* ''[[The Abbott and Costello Show (radio program)#Schedule|The Abbott and Costello Children's Show]]'' (1947–1949, ABC)<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Abbott and Costello Show (radio program)|The Abbott and Costello Show]]'', comedy, 30 minutes (1940, 1942–1947, NBC; 1947–1949, ABC)<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[Abbott Mysteries]]'', mystery (1945–1947, [[Mutual Broadcasting System]], 30 minutes). Based on the novels by Frances Crane.  The stars were [[Julie Stevens (American radio actress)|Julie Stevens]] as Jean Abbott and Charles Webster as Pat Abbott. The writers included Howard Merrill and Ed Adamsom.<ref name="On the Air"/>
* ''[[ABC Mystery Theater]]'', mystery (1951–1954), ABC
* ''[[Abe Burrows#Radio|The Abe Burrows Show]]'', comedy (1947–1948, CBS, 15 minutes)<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[Abie's Irish Rose]]'', comedy (1942–1944, NBC, 8:00–8:30&nbsp;p.m. Sunday)<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[Academy Award (radio)]]'', anthology (1946, CBS, 30 minutes). Music: [[Leith Stevens]]. Producer: Lee Engelbach. Adaptations: Frank Wilson.<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[Accordiana]]'' (1934, [[CBS]], 8:30–9:00&nbsp;p.m. Tuesday), with [[soprano]] [[Vivienne Segal]], [[tenor]] Oliver Smith, and the Abe Lyman Orchestra.
* ''[[Acousticon Hour]]'', (1927–1928, [[NBC]], 5:30–6:00&nbsp;p.m. Sundays)
* ''[[Action (radio)|Action]]'', anthology series (1945); one episode: ''High Explosive'' with [[Jane Wyatt]], [[Robert Lowery (actor)|Robert Lowery]], and star and narrator [[William Gargan]].<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adam Carolla Show (terrestrial radio)|The Adam Carolla Show]]'' (2006–2009)
* ''[[Add a Line]]'', game, (1949, ABC, 30 minutes). Host: John Nelson.<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adele Clark Show]]'', variety, (1945–1946, ABC, 30 minutes). Host and Singer: Adele Clark. Announcer: Gene Kirby. Music: Jack Kelly and his orchestra.<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[Adopted Daughter]]'' (1937–1941)
* ''[[Adult Education Series]]'' (1938–1957)
* ''[[Adventure Parade]]'', anthology (1946–1949, [[Mutual Broadcasting System|MBS]], 15 minutes). Host/Storyteller: John Griggs. Announcer: George Hogan.<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[Adventures by Morse]]'', adventure (1944, syndicated, 30 minutes). Elliott Lewis, David Ellis, and Russell Thorson as Bart Friday. [[Barton Yarborough]] as Skip Turner. Writer/Producer: [[Carlton E. Morse]].<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[Adventures in Odyssey]]'' (1987–present)
* ''[[Babe Ruth|The Adventures of Babe Ruth]]''
* ''[[The Adventures of Bill Lance]]'', crime drama (1947–1948, ABC, 30 minutes). [[Gerald Mohr]] as Bill Lance. Announcer: Owen James.<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adventures of Champion (radio series)|The Adventures of Champion]]'', adventure (1949–1950, MBS, 15 minutes).  Adventures of [[Gene Autry]]'s horse, Champion.<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adventures of Christopher Wells]]'', crime drama (1947–1948, CBS, 30 minutes). [[Myron McCormick]] and [[Les Damon]] as Christopher Wells. Charlotte Lawrence and [[Vicki Vola]] as Stacy McGill. Orchestra: Peter von Streeden.<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adventures of Dick Cole]]'', adventure (1942, syndicated, 30 minutes). Dick Cole was a comic book character. Leon Janney played Dick Cole. The announcer was Paul Luther and music was by Lew White.<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adventures of Ellery Queen (radio program)|The Adventures of Ellery Queen]]'' (1939–1948)
* ''[[The Adventures of Father Brown]]'', crime drama, (1945, MBS, 30 minutes)<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[Frank Merriwell|The Adventures of Frank Merriwell]]'', adventure (1946–1949, NBC, 30 minutes)<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adventures of Frank Race]]'', adventure (1949–1950, syndicated, 30 minutes). The stars were Tom Collins and Paul Dubov as Frank Race and Tony Barnett as Mark Donovan.  The announcer was [[Art Gilmore]], and the music by Ivan Ditmars.<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[Burns and Allen|The Adventures of Gracie]]'', (also known as ''The Vintage [[White Owl]] Program'') comedy, (1934–1935, CBS, 30 minutes). The hosts and stars were [[George Burns]] and [[Gracie Allen]]. Vocalists included The Picken Sisters and the White Owl Buccaneers.  The announcer was [[Bill Goodwin]].  [[Robert E. Dolan]] led the orchestra.<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[Let's Pretend|The Adventures of Helen and Mary]]'', children's, (1929–1934, CBS, 30 minutes). Became ''[[Let's Pretend]]''. Estelle Levy played Helen, [[Patricia Ryan (actress)|Patricia Ryan]] played Mary. Maurice Brown was the announcer.<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adventures of Leonidas Witherall]]'', mystery, (1944–1945, MBS, 30 minutes).  Starring [[Walter Hampden]] as Leonidas Witherall, [[Agnes Moorehead]] and [[Ethel Remey]] as Mrs. Mollett and [[Jack MacBryde]] as Police Sgt. McCloud. The announcer was Carl Caruso, with music by Milton Kane. The program was produced by Roger Bower.<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adventures of Maisie]]'' (1945–1952)
* ''[[The Adventures of Nero Wolfe]]'', mystery (1943–1944, ABC, 30 minutes)<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet]]'', comedy, (1944–1954, CBS 1944–1948, NBC 1948–1949, CBS 1949, ABC 1949–1954, 30 minutes)<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adventures of Philip Marlowe]]'', crime drama (1947, NBC; 1948–1951, CBS)<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin]]'', adventure (1955, MBS, 30 minutes)<ref name="Radio Programs, 1924-1984"/>
* ''[[The Adventures of Sam Spade]]'' (1946–1951)
* ''[[The Adventures of Superman (radio series)|The Adventures of Superman]]'' (1940–1951)
* ''[[Abbott Mysteries|The Adventures of the Abbotts]]'', mystery (1954–1955, NBC, 30 minutes). [[Claudia Morgan]] as Jean Abbott and [[Les Damon]] as Pat Abbott.<ref name="On the Air"/>
* ''[[The Adventures of the Thin Man]]'' (1941–1950)
* ''[[The Affairs of Ann Scotland]]'' (1946–1947)
* ''[[Afropop Worldwide]]'' (1988)
* ''[[Against the Storm (radio program)|Against the Storm]]'' (1939–1952)
* ''[[The Air Adventures of Jimmie Allen]]'' (1933–1943)
* ''[[The Al Franken Show]]'' (2004–2007)
* ''[[Al Jolson|The Al Jolson Show]]'' (1932–1949)
* ''[[Al Pearce]]'' (1928–1947)
* ''[[The Aldrich Family]]'' (1939–1953)
* ''[[Alec Templeton|Alec Templeton Time]]'' (1939–1948)
* ''[[Alex Dreier]]'' (1945–1963)
* ''[[Alka-Seltzer Time]]''.
* ''[[Alias Jimmy Valentine (radio program)|Alias Jimmy Valentine]]'' (1938–1939)
* ''[[The All-Negro Hour]]'' (1929–1935)
* ''[[All Songs Considered]]'' (2000–present)
* ''[[All Things Considered]]'' (1971–present)
* ''[[AllNight with Jason Smith]]'' (2005–present)
* ''[[Amanda of Honeymoon Hill]]'' (1940–1946)
* ''[[Amazing Facts]]'' (1965–present)
* ''[[The Amazing Mr. Malone]]''.
* ''[[The Amazing Mr. Tutt]]'' (1948)
* ''[[The Amazing Nero Wolfe]]'', mystery (1945, MBS, 30 minutes)
* ''[[America Abroad]]'', documentary (2003– )
* ''[[America Calling]]'' (1941)
* ''[[The American Album of Familiar Music]]'' (1931–1951)
* ''[http://www.franciscanmedia.org American Catholic Radio]''
* ''[[American Country Countdown]]'' (1973–present)
* ''[[Classic Countdown|American Gold]]'' with Dick Bartley (1992–2009)
* ''[[American Farmer]]'' (1945–1963)
* ''[[The American Forum of the Air]]'' (1937–1956)
* ''[[The American Mercury|American Mercury Presents: Meet the Press]]'' (1945–present)
* ''[[American Portraits]]'' (1938–1951)
* ''[[American Radio Warblers]]'' (1937–1952)
* ''[[The American School of the Air]]'' (1930–1948)
* ''[[American Top 40]]'' (1970–1995, 1998–present)
* ''[[America's Town Meeting of the Air]]'' (1935–1956)
* ''[[Amos 'n' Andy]]'' (1929–1960)
* ''[[An Evening with Romberg]]'' (1945-1948)
* ''[[And They Call It Democracy]]'' (2005–2008)
* ''[[Andre Kostelanetz|The Andre Kostelanetz Show]]'' (1932–1948)
* ''[[Anything Anything with Rich Russo]]'' (2008–present)
* ''[[The Answer Man]]'' (1937–1956)
* ''[[Appointment with Music]]'' (1948)
* ''[[Arch Oboler's Plays]]'' (1939–1940)
* ''[[Archie Andrews (comics)|Archie Andrews]]'' (1943–1953)
* ''[[Arco Birthday Party]]''.
* ''[[Are We Alone?]]'' (2003–present))
* ''[[The Armstrong Theater of Today]]'' (1941–1954)
* ''[[Arnold Grimm's Daughter]]'' (1937–1942)
* ''[[Norman Vincent Peale|The Art of Living]]'' (1949–1958)
* ''[[Art Van Damme]]'' (1940–1952)
* ''[[Arthur Godfrey|Arthur Godfrey Time]]'' (1945–1972)
* ''[[Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts]]'' (1946–1958)
* ''[[Arthur Tracy|Arthur Tracy, the Street Singer]]'' (1931–1942)
* ''[[Assabe and Sabina]]'' (1944–1955, [[WSAN]], 15 minutes weekly)
* ''[[The Atwater Kent Hour]]''
* ''[[Audience of Two]]'' (2001–present)
* ''[[Aunt Jemima]]'' (1930–1953)
* ''[[Aunt Jenny's Real Life Stories]]'' (1937–1956)
* ''[[Aunt Mary (radio soap opera)|Aunt Mary]]'' (1944–1961)
* ''[[Author's Playhouse]]'' (1941–1945)

==B==
* ''[[Bachelor's Children]]'' (1935–1946)
* ''Back to God Hour'' (1948–1963)
* ''Back to the Bible'' (1939–present)
* ''[[Backstage Wife]]'' (1935–1959)
* ''[[Backtrax USA]]'' (1993–present)
* ''[[The Baker's Broadcast]]'' (1933–1938)
* ''Bandstand USA'' (1949–1963)
* ''[[Barry Farber]]'' (1960–present)
* ''[[H. R. Baukhage|Baukhage]] Talking'' (1942–1953)
* ''Bay State Rock with Carmelita'' (1986–present)
* ''[[Beaker Street]]'' (1966–present)
* ''[[Beat the Band]]'' (1940–1944)
* ''[[The Gay Nineties Revue (radio program)#Spinoffs|The Beatrice Kay Show]]'' (1946)
* ''[[Ripley's Believe It or Not!|Believe It Or Not]]'' (1930–1948)
* ''[[The Bell Telephone Hour]]'' (1940–1958)
* ''Ben and Brian's Big Top-20 Countdown''
* ''[[Ben Bernie|The Ben Bernie Show]]'' (1931–1943)
* ''[[Benny Goodman]] Show'' (1936–1946)
* ''[[Betty and Bob]]'' (1932–1941)
* ''[[Betty Crocker]] Magazine of the Air'' (1926–1952)
* ''Betty Moore'' (1931–1943)
* ''Between the Bookends'' (1935–1956)
* ''[[Beulah (series)|Beulah]]'' (1945–1954)
* ''[[The Big Show (NBC Radio)|The Big Show]]'' (1950–1951)
* ''[[The Big Show (sports radio show)|The Big Show]]'' (1995–present)
* ''[[John Boy and Billy|The Big Show with John Boy and Billy]]'' (1986–present)
* ''[[Big Sister (radio series)|Big Sister]]'' (1936–1952)
* ''[[Big Town]]'' (1937–1952)
* ''[[The Bill Goodwin Show (radio program)|The Bill Goodwin Show]]'' (1947– )<ref>{{cite news|last1=Ackerman|first1=Paul|title=Bill Goodwin|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=QAwEAAAAMBAJ&q=%22Bill+Goodwin+Show%22&pg=PT10|accessdate=22 July 2015|agency=Billboard|date=May 10, 1947|page=11}}</ref>
* ''[[The Billie Burke Show]]'' (1943–1946)
* ''The Billy Madison Show (2005–present)''
* ''[[Bing Crosby Entertains]]'' (1933–1935)
* ''[[Bing Crosby|The Bing Crosby Show]]'' (1931–1956)
* ''[[The Dinah Shore Show (radio program)#The Bird's Eye Open House (1943–1946)|The Bird's Eye Open House (1943–1946)]]'' 
* ''[[The Bishop and the Gargoyle]]'' (1936–1942)
* ''[[Black Hood]]'' (1943–1944)
* ''[[The Black Mass]]'' (1960–1965)
* ''[[The Black Museum (radio series)|The Black Museum]]'' (1951)
* ''[[Blackhawk (radio)|Blackhawk]]'' (1950)
* ''[[Blackstone Plantation]]'' (1929–1934)
* ''[[Blind Date (radio series)|Blind Date]]'' (1943–1946)
* ''[[Blondie (radio)|Blondie]]'' (1939–1950)
* ''[[Blue Beetle]]'' (1940)
* ''[[Blue Collar Radio]]'' (2005–present)
* ''[[Boake Carter]]'' (1933–1944)
* ''[[Bob and Ray|The Bob and Ray Show]]'' (1946–1989)
* ''[[Bob and the Showgram]]'' (2004–present)
* ''[[The Bob and Tom Show]]'' (1983–present)
* ''The Bob Becker Program'' (1934–1944)
* ''[[The Bob Crosby Show (radio program)|The Bob Crosby Show]]'' (1935–1946)
* ''[[The Bob Edwards Show]]'' (2004–present)
* ''[[Bob Hope|The Bob Hope Show]]'' (1938–1958)
* ''[[Bobby Benson and the B-Bar-B Riders]]'' (1932–1955)
* ''[[Bold Venture]]'' (1951–1952)
* ''[[Boston Symphony]]'' (1926–1957)
* ''[[Boston Blackie]]'' (1944–1950)
* ''The Bottom Forty''
* ''[[Box 13]]'' (1948–1949)
* ''[[Brave Tomorrow]]'' (1943–1944)
* ''[[Break the Bank (1948 game show)|Break the Bank]]'' (1945–1955)
* ''[[Don McNeill's Breakfast Club|The Breakfast Club]]'' (1933–1968)
* ''[[Breakfast in Hollywood]]''
* ''Breakfast with Burrows,'' CBS, 1949.  Host: Abe Burrows.<ref name="On the Air"/>
* ''Breakfast with Dorothy and Dick'' (1945–1960)
* ''[[Breakfast with the Beatles]]'' (1976?–present)
* ''Breen and DeRose'' (1927–1939)
* ''[[Brenda Curtis]]'' (1939–1940)
* ''[[Bringing Up Father (radio)|Bringing Up Father]]'' (1941)
* ''[[Broadway Is My Beat]]'' (1949–1954)
* ''[[Broadway Talks Back]]'' (1946-1947)
* ''The Brody Nighttime Radio Show''
* ''Breakfast with Bubba''
* ''[[Buck Rogers|Buck Rogers in the 25th Century]]'' (1932–1947)
* ''[[Bulldog Drummond (radio program)|Bulldog Drummond]]'' (1941–1954)
* ''[[Burns and Allen]]'' (1932–1950)
* ''The Buzz with Scotty Rorek @ Zita Ost'' (2009–present)

==C==
* ''[[Cafe Nashville]]'' (2008–present)
* ''Cal Tinney'' (1938–1953)
* ''California Melodies'' (1932–1944)
* ''[[Calling All Cars (radio program)|Calling All Cars]]'' (1933–1939)
* ''Calling America'' (1939–1963)
* ''[[Camel Caravan]]'' (1933–1954)
* ''[[The Campbell Playhouse (radio series)|The Campbell Playhouse]]'' (1938–1940)
* ''Campusanity'' (2005–present)
* ''[[Can You Top This?]]'' (1940–1954)
* ''[[Capital Chat]]''
* ''[[Captain Flagg and Sergeant Quirt]]'' (1941–1942)
* ''[[Captain Midnight]]'' (1940–1949)
* ''Captain Tim Healy’s Stamp Club'' (1933–1945)
* ''[[Car Talk]]'' (1977–present)
* ''The Carnation Contented Hour'' (1932–1951)
* ''Carson Robinson's Buckaroo'' (1932–1949)
* ''[[The Carters of Elm Street]]'' (1939–1940)
* ''[[The Casebook of Gregory Hood]]'' (1946–1950)
* ''[[Casey, Crime Photographer (radio)|Casey, Crime Photographer]]'' (1943–1955)
* ''The Catholic Hour'' (1929–1956)
* ''[[Cavalcade of America]]'' (1935–1953)
* ''CBS Church of the Air'' (1931–1956)
* ''[[CBS Radio Mystery Theater]]'' (1974–1982)
* ''[[CBS Radio Workshop]]''
* ''[[The CEO Show with Robert Reiss]]''
* ''[[Challenge of the Yukon]]'' (aka ''Sergeant Preston of the Yukon'') (1938–1955)
* ''[[The Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street]]'' (1940–1952)
* ''[[Champion Spark Plug Hour]]''
* ''[[Chandu the Magician (radio)|Chandu the Magician]]''
* ''[[Chaplain Jim]]'' 
* ''[[Charlie Chan#Radio|Charlie Chan]]''
* ''The Chase''
* ''[[The Chase and Sanborn Hour]]'' (1929–1948)
* ''ChatterBox Video Game Radio'' (2004–present)
* ''Cheerio'' (1927–1940)
* ''[[Chesterfield Supper Club]]'' (1944–1950)
* ''[[Chicago Theater of the Air]]'' (1940–1954)
* ''[[Chicken Man (radio series)|Chicken Man]]'' (1966–?)
* ''[[Child's World]]'' (1947-1949)
* ''Chuck Cecil’s Swinging Years'' (1956 on)
* ''Church of the Air'' (1937–1963)
* ''[[The Cinnamon Bear]]''
* ''[[The Cisco Kid]]'' (1942–1954)
* ''[[Cities Service Concerts]]'' (1927–1956)
* ''[[Clara, Lu, and Em]]'' (1931–1945)
* ''[[Clark Howard|The Clark Howard Show]]'' (2003–present)
* ''Claudia''<ref name=np>{{cite news|title=Mother Role|url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/2030440/allenbymother_role/|agency=The News-Palladium|date=October 1, 1947|page=9|via = [[Newspapers.com]]|accessdate = March 20, 2015}} {{Open access}}</ref>
* ''Cleveland Symphony Orchestra'' (1933–1947)
* ''[[The Clicquot Club Eskimos]]'' (1926–1936)
* ''[[Cloak and Dagger (radio)|Cloak and Dagger]]'' (1950)
* ''[[Club Fifteen]]'' (1947–1953)
* ''[[Club Matinee]]'' (1937–1946)
* ''Club Time'' (1945–1954)
* ''[[Coast to Coast AM]]'' with [[George Noory]] and [[Ian Punnett]] or [[Art Bell]] and [[George Knapp (journalist)|George Knapp]] on weekends. Formerly [[The Art Bell Show]]. (1978–present)
* ''Coast to Coast on a Bus'' (1927–1948)
* ''[[Coca-Cola Topnotchers]]'' (1930–1932)
* ''Coke Time'' (1930–1956)
* ''[[The Colgate Sports Newsreel|Colgate Sports Newsreel]]'' (1939–1957)
* ''Cook’s Travelogue'' (1926–1939)
* ''[[CounterSpin (radio program)|CounterSpin]]'' (2004–present)
* ''[[Counterspy (radio series)|Counterspy]]'' (1942–1957)
* ''[[Bob Kingsley's Country Top 40|Country Top 40]]'' (2006–present)
* ''[[Ethel and Albert|The Couple Next Door]]'' (1937–1960)
* ''[[The Court of Missing Heirs]]'' (1937–1947)
* ''[[The Court of Human Relations]]'' (1934–1939)
* ''Crap From The Past'' (1992–present)
* ''[[Creeps by Night]]'' (1944)
* ''[[Cresta Blanca Carnival]]'' (1942-1944)
* ''[[Crime Classics]]'' (1953–1954)
* ''[[Crime Doctor (radio program)|Crime Doctor]]'' (1940–1947)
* ''[[Crime Does Not Pay (radio)|Crime Does Not Pay]]'' (1949–1952)
* ''Cruisin' America With Cousin Brucie'' (1986–1992)
* ''[[Curt Massey]]'' (1943–1962)
* ''Curtain Time'' (1938–1950)
* ''Curtis Institute of Music'' (1929–1942)

==D==
* ''DVD Talk Radio''
* ''[[Dan Harding's Wife]]'' (1936–1939)
* ''[[The Dan Patrick Show]]'' (1999–present)
* ''[[Dark Fantasy (series)|Dark Fantasy]]'' (1941–1942)
* ''[[A Date with Judy]]'' (1941–1950)
* ''Dateline'' (1943–1963)
* ''Dave & Darren'' (2004–present)
* ''[[The Dave Ramsey Show (radio program)|The Dave Ramsey Show]]'' (1992–present)
* ''[[Dave, Shelly, and Chainsaw]]'' (1990–2022)
* ''[[David Harum (radio program)|David Harum]]'' (1936-1951)
* ''The David Lawrence Show''
* ''[[The David Lee Roth Show]]'' (2006)
* ''[[Death Valley Days]]'' (1930–1944)
* ''[[Deep Space (music)|Deep Space]]''
* ''[[Defense Attorney]]''
* ''[[Delilah (radio show)|Delilah]]''
* ''[[Democracy Now!]]'' (1996–present)
* ''[[Destination Freedom]]'' (1948–1951)
* ''[[Dick Clark|Dick Clark's Rock Roll and Remember]]'' (1982–2006)
* ''[[Dick Clark|Dick Clark National Music Survey]] '' (1981–1986)
* ''[[The Dick Haymes Show]]'' (1944–1948)
* ''[[Dick Tracy]]''
* ''[[Dimension X (radio program)|Dimension X]]'' (1950–1951)
* ''[[The Dinah Shore Show (radio program)#The Dinah Shore Show (1939-1940)|The Dinah Shore Show]]''
* ''[[Doc Barclay's Daughters]]'' (1939–1940)
* ''[[The Doctor's Wife (radio series)|The Doctor's Wife]]'' (1952-1956)
* ''Does He Take Sugar?''
* ''[[Don and Mike]]'' (1985–present)
* ''[[Don Winslow of the Navy (radio program)|Don Winslow of the Navy]]'' (1939–1943)
* ''Don’t You Believe It'' (1938–1947)
* ''Doo-Wop Express''
* ''[[Dorothy Lamour|Dorothy Lamour Show]]'' (1935–1949) (1935)
* ''Double or Nothing'' (1940–1953)
* ''[[Dragnet (drama)|Dragnet]]'' (1949–1957)
* ''[[Dr. Christian]]'' (1937–1954)
* ''[[Dr. Demento]]'' (1974–present)
* ''Dr. Rock & the Medicine Show'' (2003–present)
* ''[[Dr. I.Q.]]'' (1939–1950)
* ''[[Dr. Standish, Medical Examiner]]'' (1948)
* ''Dramas of Youth'' (1933–1940s)
* ''[[Drene Time]]''
* ''Drew Mariani''
* ''Drew & Mike''
* ''[[The Dudley & Bob Show]]'' (1994–present)
* ''[[Duffy's Tavern]]'' (1941–1951)
* ''[[Laura Schlessinger|Dr. Laura]]'' (1994–present)
* ''[[Loveline]]  with  [[Dr. Drew]]'' (1983–present)

==E==
* ''[[ESPN Radio College GameDay Road Tour]]'' (2000–present)
* ''[[Earplay]]'' (1970s–1980s)
* ''[[Earth & Sky]]'' (1991–present)
* ''Eastman School of Music Symphony'' (1932–1942)
* ''[[Easy Aces]]'' (1931–1945)
* ''[[EcoTalk]]''
* ''Ed Norris Show''
* ''[[The Ed Schultz Show]]'' (2004–2014)
* ''[[The Ed Sullivan Show (radio program)#1943-1944 (Ed Sullivan Entertains)|Ed Sullivan Entertains]]'' (1943–1944)
* ''[[The Ed Sullivan Show (radio program)#1946 (Ed Sullivan's Pipelines)|Ed Sullivan's Pipelines]]'' (1946
* ''[[The Ed Sullivan Show (radio program)|The Ed Sullivan Show]]'' (1932)
* ''[[The Ed Sullivan Show (radio program)#1941 (Ed Sullivan Variety)|Ed Sullivan Variety]]'' (1941)
* ''[[The Eddie Bracken Show]]''
* ''[[Eddie Condon's Jazz Concerts]]''
* ''Eddie Michaux Congregation'' (1933–1953)
* ''[[Eddy Duchin|The Eddy Duchin Show]]'' (1933–1957)
* ''[[Eddy Howard|The Eddy Howard Orchestra]]'' (1947–1956)
* ''[[Edgar Bergen|The Edgar Bergern/Charlie McCarthy Show]]'' (1937–1956)
* ''[[Edward R. Murrow]]'' (1938–1959)
* ''[[El Vacilón de la Mañana]]'' (1993–present)
* ''[[Eleanor Roosevelt]]'' (1932–1949)
* ''[[The Electric Hour]]'' (1944–1946)
* ''[[Elliot in the Morning]]'' (1999–present)
* ''[[Elmer Davis]] News'' (1939–1955)
* ''[[Elvis Duran and the Morning Show]]'' (1996–present)
* ''Emperor Rosko Show''
* ''Enna Jettick Melodies'' (1928–1939)
* ''[[The Eno Crime Club]]'' (1931–1936)
* ''[[Escape (radio program)|Escape]]'' (1947–1954)
* ''Eternal Light'' (1946–1970s)
* ''[[Ethel and Albert]]''
"[[eTown]]" (1991–present)
* ''[[The Eveready Hour]]'' (1923–1930)
* ''[[Everything for the Boys]]'' (1944-1945)
* ''[[Everyman's Theater]]'' (1940–1941)

==F==
* ''[[The Fabulous Dr. Tweedy]]'' (1946-1947)
* ''[[Face the Nation]]'' (1954–1970)
* ''Faith in Our Time'' (1945–1954)
* ''The Falcon'' (1943–1954)
* ''Falcon's Rock Block'' (2007–present)
* ''[[Family Hour of Stars]]'' (1948-1950)
* ''[[Family Skeleton]]'' (1953–1954)
* ''[[Family Theater]]'' (1947–1957)
* ''[[Famous Jury Trials (radio program)|Famous Jury Trials]]'' (1936–1949)
* ''[[Charles Coughlin|Father Coughlin]]'' (1930–1942)
* ''Fat Guys at the Movies'' (2013–present)
* ''[[Father Knows Best]]'' (1949–1954)
* ''[[The Fat Man (radio)|The Fat Man]]'' (1946–1951)
* ''[[Favorite Story]]'' (1946–1949)
* ''[[The FBI in Peace and War]]'' (1944–1958)
* ''[[Fibber McGee and Molly]]'' (1935–1956)
* ''[[The Fifth Horseman (radio)|The Fifth Horseman]]'' (1946, NBC, Summer short-run series of eight special half-hour weekly episodes), Rare and obscure early post-[[World War II]] [[anti-nuclear]] radio docudrama serial<ref>{{cite web|title=The Fifth Horseman|url=https://archive.org/details/The_Fifth_Horseman|website=The Internet Archive|accessdate=2 October 2015}}</ref>
* ''[[Fireside chats]]'' (1933–1944)
* ''[[The Firefighters]]'' (quarter hour children's radio show)
* ''[[The First Nighter Program]]'' (1930–1953)
* ''[[The Five Mysteries Program]]''
* ''[[The Fleischmann's Yeast Hour]]'' (1929–1936)
* ''[[Floydian Slip]]'' (1989, 1994–present)
* ''[[Flywheel, Shyster and Flywheel]]'' (1930s)
* ''[[The Ford Sunday Evening Hour]]'' (1934–1946)
* ''[[Ford Theater (radio series)|Ford Theater]]'' (1947-1949)
* ''[[Foreign Assignment]]'' (1943–1944)
* ''[[Fort Laramie (radio)|Fort Laramie]]'' (1956)
* ''[[Foreign Policy Association]] Program'' (1927–1940)
* ''[[Forever Ernest]]'' (1946)
* ''[[Four Star Playhouse (radio program)|Four Star Playhouse]]'' (1949)
* ''Frances Adair'' (1935–1938, NBC, with soprano Frances Adair)
* ''Frank and Ernest'' (1949–1963)
* ''[[The Fred Allen Show]]'' (1932–1949)
* ''[[The Fred Waring Show (radio program)|The Fred Waring Show]]'' (1931–1957)
* ''[[Freddie Martin|The Freddy Martin Orchestra]]'' (1932–1947)
* ''Frederick William Wile'' (1926–1936)
* ''[http://www.freebeerandhotwings.com/pg/jsp/general/cast.jsp The Free Beer and Hot Wings Morning Show]'' (1997–present)
* ''[http://www.spreaker.com/show/the_free_coo The Free COO]'' (Free advice for building and running a startup company) (2012–present)
* ''[[The Ford Sunday Evening Hour]]'' (1934–1946)
* ''Frontlines of Freedom'' (2007–present)
* ''[[Front Page Farrell]]'' (1941–1954)
* ''[[Frontier Gentleman]]'' (1958)
* ''Fry Night Fights'' (1937–1956)
* ''Fulton Lewis, Jr.'' (1937–1956)

==G==
* ''[[Gabriel Heatter]]'' (1935–1960)
* ''[[Galen Drake]] Show'' (1945–1960)
* ''Gamenight''
* ''[[Gang Busters]]'' (1935–1957)
* ''Garden Gate'' (1941–1956)
* ''[[The Gay Nineties Revue (radio program)#Spinoffs|Gaslight Gayeties]]'' (1944–1945)
* ''[[Gasoline Alley (radio)|Gasoline Alley]]'' (1931–1949)
* ''[[Gateway to Hollywood]]'' (1939)
* ''[[The Gay Nineties Revue (radio program)|The Gay Nineties Revue]]'' (1939–1944)
* ''[[Gene Autry's Melody Ranch]]'' (1940–1956)
* ''[[The General Mills Radio Adventure Theater]]'' (1977)
* ''General Motors Concerts'' (1934–1957)
* ''[[George Jessel (actor)|The George Jessel Show]]'' (1933–1954)
* ''[[The Gibson Family]]'' (1934–1935)
* ''[[The Ginny Simms Show]]'' (1942–1951)
* ''[[Glamour Manor]]'' (1944–1947)
* ''[[Glenn Beck|The Glenn Beck Program]]'' (2000–present)
* ''The Golden Age of Radio'' (1970–1977)
* ''[[The Goldbergs (broadcast series)|The Goldbergs]]'' (1929–1947)
* ''[[Good News of 1938]]'' (1937–1940)
* ''[[Goodwill Court]]'' (1936, NBC, 30 minutes weekly)
* ''The Gospel Hour'' (1939–present)
* ''The Gospel Singer'' (1933–1942)
* ''[[Grand Central Station (radio)|Grand Central Station]]'' (1937–1953)
* ''Grand Hotel'' (1933–1945)
* ''[[Grand Ole Opry]]'' (1925–present)
* ''Grand Slam'' (1946–1953)
* ''[[The Great Gildersleeve]]'' (1941–1957)
* ''The Great Sounds with Ray Otis'' (1986–1990)
* ''[[The Greatest Story Ever Told (radio program)|The Greatest Story Ever Told]]'' (1947–1956)
* ''[[The Green Hornet (radio series)|The Green Hornet]]'' (1938–1952)
* ''[[The Grouch Club]]'' (1939–1940)
* ''[[The Guiding Light]]'' (1937–1952)
* ''[[Gunsmoke]]'' (1952–1961)
* ''[[Gutsy geeks]]'' (2001–present)
* ''[[Guy Lombardo|Guy Lombardo Show]]'' (1929–1957)

==H==
* ''H. R. Baukhage'' (1942–1953)
* ''[[H. V. Kaltenborn|H. V. Kaltenborn News]]'' (1930–1953)
* ''[[The Hall of Fantasy]]'' (1952–1953)
* ''[[Hallmark Playhouse#Hallmark Hall of Fame|Hallmark Hall of Fame]]''(1948–1953)
* ''[[Hallmark Playhouse]]'' (1953–1955)
* ''[[The Halls of Ivy]]'' (1949–1952)
* ''[[Hannibal Cobb]]'' (1950–1951)
* ''[[Hap Hazard]]'' (1941–?)
* ''[[The Happiness Boys]]'' (1920s)
* ''[[Al Pearce|The Happy-Go-Lucky Hour]]''
* ''Happy Jack Turner'' (1932–1941)
* ''[[Harry Wismer|Harry Wismer Sports]]'' (1945–1955)
* ''[[Harvest of Stars]]'' (1945–1950)
* ''[[Have Gun, Will Travel#Radio show|Have Gun, Will Travel]]'' (1957–1960)
* ''[[Hawaii Calls]]'' (1935–1975)
* ''[[Hawk Larabee]]'' (1946–1948)
* ''Heartbeat Theatre'' (1956–1977)
* ''[[Hedda Hopper]]'' (1939–1951)
* ''Helen Hayes Theater'' (1935–1946)
* ''[[Helpmate (radio program)|Helpmate]]''<ref>{{cite journal|title=Buy a Bond For Each Berlin Bomb|journal=Radio News Tower|date=February 1, 1943|volume=7|issue=5|page=1|url=http://www.americanradiohistory.com/hd2/Archive-Station-Books-IDX/IDX/WOW/WOW-1943-02-OCR-Page-0001.pdf}}{{dead link|date=December 2017 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}</ref>
* ''[[Henry Morgan (comedian)|The Henry Morgan Show]]'' (1940–1951)
* ''[[Here on Earth – Radio Without Borders]]'' (2003– )
* ''Here, There, and Everywhere'' (2005–present)
* ''[[The Herd with Colin Cowherd]]''
* ''[[The Hermit's Cave]]'' (1935? – 1944)
* ''[[Hilltop House]]'' (1937–1955)
* ''[[Hit the Jackpot]]'' (1948–1950)
* ''Hobby Lobby'' (1937–1944)
* ''[[Hogan's Daughter]]'' (1949)
* ''[[Holiday and Company]]'' 
* ''[[Hollywood Showcase]]'' (1937–1948)
* ''[[Home of the Brave (radio program)|Home of the Brave]]'' (1941)
* ''[[Hop Harrigan (radio program)|Hop Harrigan]]'' (1942–1948)
* ''Hot and Fresh'' (2006–present)
* ''[[Hot Copy]]'' (1941–1944)
* ''[[The Hour of Charm]]'' (1935–1948)
* ''Hour of Decision'' (1953–present)
* ''Hour of Faith'' (1942–1956)
* ''[[House of Glass (radio program)|House of Glass]]'' (1935–1954)
* ''Housekeeper’s Chat'' (1926–1944)
* ''[[Howard K. Smith]]'' (1945–1956)
* ''[[Howard Stern|The Howard Stern Radio Show]] (until January 2006)''
* ''The [[Howie Chizek]] Show'' (1972–June, 2012)
* ''[[Howie Wing]]'' (1938–1939)
* '' The Hilary Duff Show'' (1987–1990)
* The Hollering with Hammer show (2016–2017)
* ''[[Hymns of All Churches]]'' (1935-1947)

==I==
* ''[[I Deal in Crime]]'' (1946–1948)
* ''[[I Fly Anything]]'' (1950–1951)
* ''[[I Love a Mystery]]'' (1939–1952)
* ''[[I Love Lucy]]'' (1952)
* ''[[I Was a Communist for the FBI]]'' (1952–1954)
* ''[[In Person, Dinah Shore]]'' (1942–1943)
* ''Indie A–Z'' (2008–)
* ''[[Information Please]]'' (1938–1948)
* ''[[Inner Sanctum Mysteries]]'' (1941–1952)
* ''Invitation to Learning'' (1940–1963)
* ''[[The Ipana Troubadors]]''
* ''[[Irene Beasley]]'' (1930–1939)
* ''Irene Rich Show'' (1933–1944)
* ''[[Irving Aaronson]] Orchestra'' (1935, NBC)
* ''[[Island Venture (radio program)|Island Venture]]'' (1945–1946, CBS)
* ''[[It Pays to Be Ignorant]]'' (1942–1944, 1944–1950 and 1951)
* ''It Pays to Be Married'' (1944–1955)
* ''It’s Your Business'' (1944–1956)

==J==
* "[https://web.archive.org/web/20140728104014/http://www.jackandandre.com/ Jack Hammer and Andre Kane] (2007–present)
* ''[[Jack Armstrong the All American Boy]]'' (1933–1950)
* ''[[The Jack Benny Program]]'' (1932–1955)
* ''[[The Jack Berch Show|Jack Berch and His Boys]]'' (also known as ''The Jack Berch Show'') (1935–1954)
* ''[[The Jack Carson Show]]'' (1943–1956)
* ''The Jack Eigen Show'' (1951–1971)
* ''Jack Kirkwood Show'' (1943–1953)
* ''The Jack Pearl Show'' (1932–1951)
* ''The Jan Garber Orchestra'' (1934–1967)
* ''The Jane Pickens Show'' (1948–1957)
* ''[[Jean Shepherd]]'' (1948–1977)
* ''[[Jim Bohannon|The Jim Bohannon Show]]'' (1993–present)
* ''[[Jim Backus|The Jim Backus Show]]'' (1947–1958)
* ''[[The Jim Rome Show]]'' (1996–present)
* ''The Jimmy Wakely Show'' (1946–1958)
* ''[[The Joan Davis Show]]''
* ''[[Joan Davis Time]]'' (1947–1948)
* ''[[Joanie's Tea Room]]'' (1945–1947)
* ''[[Joe and Mabel#Radio|Joe and Mabel]]''
* ''[[John R. Gambling]]'' (2000–present)
* ''[[John MacVane]]'' (1945–1956)
* ''[[John Steele, Adventurer]]''
* ''[[John's Other Wife]]'' (1936–1942)
* ''[[Johnny Fletcher]]'' (1948)
* ''[[Johnny Mercer's Music Shop]]'' (1943)
* ''[[Johnny Modero, Pier 23]]'' (1947)
* ''The Johnson Family'' (1941–1950)
* ''Joseph C. Harsch'' (1947–1956)
* ''[[Joyce Jordan, M.D.]]'' (1938–1955)
* ''[[Judy and Jane]]'' (1932–1947)
* ''[[The Judy Canova Show]]'' (1943–1953)
* ''[[The Jumbo Fire Chief Program]]'' (1935–1936)
* ''[[Jungle Jim]]'' (1935–1954)
* ''Junior Miss'' (1942–1954)
* ''[[Just Plain Bill]]'' (1932–1955)

==K==
* ''[[Kate Hopkins, Angel of Mercy]]'' (1939–1942)
* ''[[Kate Smith|The Kate Smith A&P Bandwagon]]'' (1936, [[CBS]], 8–9:00 p.m. Thursdays)
* ''[[Kate Smith|The Kate Smith Hour]]'' (1930–1958)
* ''[[Kate Smith|Kate Smith's Coffee Time]]'' (1935, CBS, 7:30–7:45 p.m. Tuesday–Thursday)
* ''[[Katie's Daughter]]''<ref>{{cite news|title=Production|url=http://www.americanradiohistory.com/hd2/Archive-BC-IDX/48-OCR/1948-04-05-BC-OCR-Page-0094.pdf|accessdate=4 May 2015|agency=Broadcasting|date=April 5, 1948|page=94}}{{dead link|date=December 2017 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}</ref>
* ''[[Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge]]'' (1938–1949)
* ''[[Kidd Kraddick in the Morning]]'' (1992–present)
* ''[[King Biscuit Flower Hour]]'' (1973–present)
* ''Korn’s-A-Krackin’'' (KWTO and Mutual, 1940s)
* ''[[Kraft Music Hall]]'' (1933–1949)

==L==
* ''[[Ladies Be Seated]]'' (1943–1950)
* ''[[Land of the Lost (radio)|Land of the Lost]]'' (1944–1948)
* ''The Landt Trio'' (1928–1951)
* ''The Lanny Ross Show'' (1929–1952)
* ''The [[Larry King]] Show'' (1978–present)
* ''The [[Lars Larson]] Show''
* ''[[Laundryland Lyrics]]'' (1929–?)
* ''The [[Laura Ingraham]] Show'' (2001–present)
* ''The [[Lazlow|Lazlow Jones]] Show'' (through 2005)
* ''Leading Question'' (1953–1963)
* ''[[Leave It to Joan]]'' (1949)
* ''Legends of Success'' (2002–present)
* ''[[Les Paul|The Les Paul Show]]''
* ''[[Let George Do It (radio)|Let George Do It]]'' (1946–1955)
* ''[[Let's Dance (radio)|Let's Dance]]'' (1934–1935)
* ''[[Let's Pretend]]'' (1937–1954)
* ''[[Life and Love of Dr. Susan]]''<ref>{{cite news|title=On the Air|url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/2338419/phelps_beginning_date_for_soap_opera/|agency=The Circleville Herald|date=February 10, 1939|page=10|via = [[Newspapers.com]]|accessdate = May 2, 2015}} {{Open access}}</ref>
* ''[[Life Can Be Beautiful]]'' (1938–1954)
* ''Life Online with Bob Parsons'' (2005–present)
* ''[[The Life of Riley]]'' (1944–1951)
* ''The Light of the World'' (1940–1950)
* ''[[Lights Out (radio show)|Lights Out]]'' (1934–1947)
* ''[[Linda Chavez (conservative activist)|The Linda Chavez Show]]''
* ''Linda's First Love'' (1939–1950)
* ''[[Little Orphan Annie]]'' (1931–1943)
* ''[[Little Steven's Underground Garage]]'' (2002–present)
* ''Live from the 60s with the Real Don Steele'' (1988–1993)
* ''[[Living Dramas of the Bible]]'' (1937)
* ''[[The Lone Ranger]]'' (1933–1954)
* ''[[Lonely Women]]'' (1942–1943)
* ''Longines Symphonette'' (1943–1958)
* ''Looking Over the Week'' (1933–1946)
* ''[[Louella Parsons|The Louella Parsons Show]]'' (1931–1951)
* ''Louisiana Hayride'' (1948–1958)
* ''Lone Journey'' (1940–1952)
* ''[[Long John Nebel]]''
* ''[[Lorenzo Jones]]'' (1937–1955)
* ''[[Lowell Thomas|Lowell Thomas and the News]]'' (1930–1976)
* ''Lum and Abner'' (1931–1953)
* ''[[The Lutheran Hour]]'' (1930–present)
* ''[[Lux Radio Theater]]'' (1934–1955)

==M==
* ''[[Ma Perkins]]'' (1933–1960)
* ''[[Magic Island (radio)|Magic Island]]''
* ''Major Bowes Capitol Family Hour'' (1925–1941)
* ''[[Major Bowes Amateur Hour]]'' (1935–1946)
* [http://michelleontheair.com/tag/make-it-happen-radio/ Make It Happen With Michelle McCullough (2013–present)]
* ''[[The Man Called X]]'' (1944–1952)
* ''[[The Man Behind the Gun (radio series)|The Man Behind the Gun]]'' (1942-1944)
* ''[[Manhattan Merry-Go-Round]]'' (1933–1949)
* ''[[The March of Time (radio program)|The March of Time]]'' (1931–1945)
* ''[http://www.musicalhealthtalk.com MARINA's Musical Health Talk]'' (2012–Present)
* ''The [[Mark & Brian]] Show'' (1987–present)
* ''[[Mark Trail]]'' (1950–1952)
* ''[[Marketplace (radio program)|Marketplace]]'' (1989–present)
* ''Martin Agronsky'' (1944–1956)
* ''The [[Mary Lee Taylor]] Show'' (1937–1954)
* ''[[Mary Margaret McBride]]'' (1937–1954)
* ''Mary Small'' (1934–1946)
* ''Maurice, the Singer of Romance'' (1935, NBC, Morrie Abrams, singer)
* ''[[MaslowWoman Live Radio]]'' (2012–present, radio network, Dr. W. RICHE, Host)
* ''Meet Corliss Archer'' (1943–1955)
* ''[[Edward A. Weeks|Meet Mr. Weeks]]'' (1939–1941)
* ''[[The Mercury Theatre on the Air]]'' (1938)
* ''Meredith Willson'' (1936–1954)
* ''Message of Israel'' (1935–1956)
* ''[[Metropolitan Opera]]'' (1931–present)
* ''Metropolitan Opera Auditions of the Air'' (1935–1958)
* ''The [[Michael Medved]] Show'' (1996–present)
* ''The [[Michael Reagan]] Radio Show'' (1992–present)
* ''[[Michael Shayne (radio program)|Michael Shayne]]''
* ''[[The Mickey Mouse Theater of the Air]]'' (1938)
* ''Midweek Hymn Sing'' (1926–1936)
* ''[[Midweek Politics]]'' (2005–present)
* ''[[The Mike Malloy Show]]'' (2004–present)
* ''[[Mike and the Mad Dog]]'' (1989–2008)
* ''The Mildred Bailey Revue'' (1933–1944)
* ''The Milton Berle Show'' (1939–1948)
* ''The Mixing Board with Paul Stewart'' (2011–present)
* ''Modern Romances'' (1936–1955)
* ''Molle Mystery Theater'' (1943–1954)
* ''Mom's the Word'' (2007–present)
* ''Monday Morning Headlines'' (1944–1956)
* ''[[Monitor (NBC Radio)|Monitor]]'' (1955–1975)
* ''Morgan Beatty News'' (1942–1953)
* ''[[Morning Edition]]'' (1979–present)
* ''[[Morning Sedition]]'' (2004–2005)
* ''Morning Sickness with Eric and Harrison'' (2006–present)
* ''The Morton Downey Show'' (1930–1951)
* ''[[Mr. and Mrs. North]]'' (1942–1954)
* ''[[Mr. District Attorney]]'' (1939–1953)
* ''[[Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons]]'' (1937–1955)
* ''[[Murder at Midnight (radio show)|Murder at Midnight]]'' (1946–1947)
* ''[[Murder Is My Hobby]]'' (1945–1946)
* ''[[Music & the Spoken Word]]'' ([[Mormon Tabernacle Choir]]) (1929–present)
* ''[[Music Appreciation Hour]]'' (1928–1941)
* ''Music from Hollywood'' (1937–1950)
* ''Music That Satisfies'' (1932–1945)
* ''Musical Album'' (1927–1936)
* ''[[My Favorite Husband]]'' (1948–1951)
* ''[[My Friend Irma (radio-TV)|My Friend Irma]]'' (1947–1954)
* ''[[My Little Margie]]'' (1952–1955)
* ''Myrt and Marge'' (1931–1947)
* ''[[The Mysterious Traveler]]'' (1943–1952)
* ''Mystery Chef'' (1931–1945)
* ''[[Mystery Is My Hobby]]''

==N==
* ''[[National Barn Dance]]'' (1933–1950)
* ''National Church of the Air'' (1927–1956)
* ''[[The National Farm and Home Hour]]'' (1929–1958)
* ''National Radio Forum'' (1931–1943)
* ''The Navy Hour'' (1930–1954)
* ''[[NBC Bandstand]]'' (1956-1959)
* ''NBC Music Appreciation Hour'' (1929–1941)
* ''[[NBC Symphony Orchestra]]'' (1937–1954)
* ''The [[Neal Boortz]] Show'' (1977–present)
* ''Nell Vinick'' (1929–1942)
* ''Nelson Olmsted'' (1939–1951)
* ''[[Nestle Chocolateers]]'' (1030–?)
* ''[[The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes]]'' (1939–1947)
* ''[[The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe]]'' (1950–1951)
* ''[[New York Philharmonic Orchestra]]'' (1927–1963)
* ''News on the Hour'' (1950, NBC, with newscaster Robert Abernethy)
* ''Newsroom of the Air'' (1940–1955)
* ''[[Nick Carter (literary character)|Nick Carter, Master Detective]]'' (1943–1955)
* ''[[Night Beat (radio program)|Nightbeat]]'' (1950–1952)
* ''[[Nights with Alice Cooper]]'' (2004–present)
* ''[[Niteshift with Mike Sargent]]'' (1990<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.wbai.org/program.php?program=99|title = WBAI Radio – NYC}}</ref>–present)
* ''Noah Webster Says'' (1942–1951)
* ''Northwestern University Reviewing Stand'' (1936–1963)
* ''Now Hear This'' (1951)
* ''Nutmeg Junction'' (2018 to present) <ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.tricornernews.com/node/54944|title=Chiefs squash Jackets, 86–55 &#124; TriCorner News}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.registercitizen.com/news/article/Torrington-s-WAPJ-announces-Nutmeg-12782160.php?nocache=1|title=Torrington's WAPJ announces ' Nutmeg Junction' program|date=26 March 2018}}</ref>

==O==
* ''Of Men and Books'' (1939–1948)
* ''[[Official Detective (radio series)|Official Detective]]'' (1946–1957)
* ''Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra'' (1949–1963)
* ''The Old-Fashioned Revival Hour'' (1936–1961)
* ''[[Old Gold on Broadway]]'' (1933–1948)
* ''On the Line with Bob Considine'' (1947–1963)
* ''[[One Man's Family]]'' (1932–1959)
* ''One Night Stand'' (1942–1962)
* ''The O’Neills'' (19343–1943)
* ''Open Forum'' (1961–2011)
* ''[[Open House Party]]'' (1988–present)
* ''The Opie & Anthony Show'' (1994–present)
* ''[[The Original Amateur Hour]]''
* ''Our Gal Sunday'' (1937–1959)
* ''Our Miss Brooks'' (1948–1957)
* ''[[Our Secret Weapon]]'' (1942–1943), [[CBS Radio]], counterpropaganda talk with [[Rex Stout]]
* ''[[Ozark Jubilee]]'' (1953–1960) on [[Citadel Media|ABC Radio]]
* ''[[On Air With Ryan Seacrest]]'' (2004–Present)
* ''On the Move With Enrique Santos'' (2018–present)

==P==
* ''[[Painted Dreams]]'' (1930–1938?)
* ''The Passing Parade'' (1938–1949)
* ''[[Passport to Romance (radio series)|Passport to Romance]]'' (1946)
* ''[[Pat Novak for Hire]]''
* ''[[Pat O'Daniel and His Hillbilly Boys]]'' (1930s)
* ''[[Paul Harvey]]'' (1952–2008)
* ''The Paul Whiteman Hour'' (1927–1954)
* ''The Pause That Refreshes'' (1934–1948)
* ''[[Penthouse Party (radio program)|Penthouse Party]]''<ref>{{cite news|title=Ilka Chase 'Penthouse Party' Heard Half-Hour Earlier|url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/2357804/ilka_chase_penthouse_party/|agency=Harrisburg Telegraph|date=June 21, 1941|page=26|via = [[Newspapers.com]]|accessdate = May 5, 2015}} {{Open access}}</ref>
* ''[[People Are Funny]]'' (1942–1960)
* ''The People's Platform'' (1938–1952)
* ''[[Pepper Young's Family]]'' (1936–1959)
* ''[[Perry Como television and radio shows|The Perry Como Show]]'' (1943–1955)
* '' [[Perry Mason (radio)|Perry Mason]]'' (1943–1955)
* ''[[Pete Kelly's Blues (radio series)|Pete Kelly's Blues]]'' (1951)
* ''[[The Peter Lind Hayes Show#CBS radio|The Peter Lind Hayes Show]]'' (1954–1955)
* ''The Phil Cook Show'' (1930–1952)
* ''[[The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show]]'' (1948–1954)
* ''[[Phil Hendrie|Phil Hendrie Show]]''
* ''The Philadelphia Symphony'' (1932–1957)
* ''[[Philip Morris Playhouse|The Philip Morris Playhouse]]'' (1939–1953)
* ''The Phil's Gang Show'' (1997–present)
* ''Pick and Pat'' (1934–1945)
* ''Planetary Radio'' (2002–present)
* ''Planet Mikey'' (2005–present)
* ''[[The Playhouse (radio show)|The Playhouse]]'' (2000–present)
* ''[[Poets Cafe]]'' (2002–present)
* ''[[Police Headquarters]]'' (1932)
* ''[[Portia Faces Life]]'' (1940–1951)
* ''[[Pot o' Gold (radio giveaway program)|Pot o' Gold]]'' (1939–1947)
* ''[[A Prairie Home Companion]]'' (1974–present)
* ''[[Preston and Steve|The Preston and Steve Show]]'' (1999–February 2005, May 2005–present)
* ''Problem Corner''
* ''[[Professor Quiz]]'' (1936–1948)
* ''Proudly We Hail'' (1947–1957)

==Q==
* ''[[Queen for a Day]]'' (1945–1957)
* ''[[Quiet, Please]]'' (1947–1949)
* ''[[Quiz Kids]]'' (1940–1953?)

==R==
* ''[[R&B Showcase Radio Show]]'' (1986–present)
* ''[[RBC Ministries|Radio Bible Class]]'' (1940–1961)
* ''Radio Bible Hour'' (1935–present)
* ''Radio City Music Hall'' (1932–1942)
* ''Radio Daze'' (1996–1998)
* ''The Radio Factor with [[Bill O'Reilly (commentator)|Bill O'Reilly]]''
* ''The Radio Guild'' (1929–1940)
* ''[[Rambling with Gambling]]'' (1925–2000)
* ''The Ranch Boys'' (1934–1956)
* ''Ray Perkins'' (1930–1941)
* ''Raymond Gram Swing'' (1936–1951)
* ''The [[Red Foley]] Show'' (1951–1961)
* ''[[Red Ryder]]'' (1942–1951)
* ''The Red Skelton Show'' (1941–1952)
* ''Religion in the News'' (1933–1950)
* ''[[Renfro Valley Barn Dance]]''
* ''The Richard Maxwell Show'' (1929–1946)
* ''[[Rick and Bubba]]'' (2002–2006)
* ''[[Rick Dees Weekly Top 40]]'' (1983–present)
* ''[[Rick Rydell]]'' (2001–present)
* ''Right to Happiness'' (1939–1960)
* ''Rin-Tin-Tin'' (1930–1955)
* ''[[Ring of Fire (radio program)|Ring of Fire]]'' (2004–present)
* ''Road of Life'' (1937–1959)
* ''[[The Rob Arnie and Dawn Show]]''  (1996–present)
* ''The Robert Q. Lewis Show'' (1945–1959)
* ''The Rochester Orchestra'' (1929–1942)
* ''[[Rock & Religion Radio Show]]'' (A.K.A. ''Rock Scope'')  (1977–1981)
* ''Romance'' (1932–1957)
* ''[[The Romance of Helen Trent]]'' (1933–1960)
* ''Rosemary'' (1944–1955)
* ''[[The Roy Rogers Show (radio program)|Roy Rogers Show]]'' (1944–1955)
* ''The [[Rubinoff Orchestra]]'' (1931–1943)
* ''[[The Fleischmann's Yeast Hour|The Rudy Vallée Show]]'' (1929–1947)
* ''[[Rush Limbaugh]]'' (nationally 1988–present)
* ''[[Rovers Morning Glory]]'' (2003–present)

==S==
* ''Say it loud Teen Radio''
* ''Sacred Heart Program''
* ''The Sammy Kaye Show'' (1937–1956)
* ''[[Saturday Night Serenade]]'' (1936–1948)
* ''The [[Savage Nation]] with [[Michael Savage (commentator)|Michael Savage]]'' (2000–present)
* ''SCORE (306) Radio: Counselors to America's Small Business'' (1998–present) on [[WVOX]]
* "The [[Scott Vincent Show]]" (1955–1959)
* ''[[Scattergood Baines (radio series)|Scattergood Baines]]'' (1938–1950)
* ''[[Screen Directors Playhouse (radio series)|Screen Directors Playhouse]]'' (1949-1951)
* ''[[The Screen Guild Theater]]'' (1939–1952)
* ''[[The Sealed Book]]'' (1945)
* ''The [[Sean Hannity]] Show'' (nationally 2001–present)
* ''[[Second Husband]]'' (1937–1946)
* ''[[The Second Mrs. Burton]]'' (1946–1960)
* ''[[Selected Shorts]]''
* ''Sergeant Preston of the Yukon'' (1946–1955)
* ''Seth Parker'' (1929–1939)
* ''[[The Shadow]]'' (1937–1954)
* ''[[Shell Chateau]]'' (1935–1937)
* ''Silver Theatre'' (1937–1950)
* ''Sinfonietta'' (1935–1945)
* ''[[Sing It Again]]'' (1948-1951)
* ''[[Singin' Sam]]'' (1930–1947)
* ''Singing Story Lady'' (1932–1941)
* ''Singin' Sam'' (1930–1947)
* ''The Six Shooter'' (1952–1954)
** ''[[Nelson Olmsted|Sleep No More]]''
* ''[[Skippy Hollywood Theatre]]'' (syndicated prior to December 1, 1949; CBS 1949-1950)
* ''Smilin' Ed Maxwell Show'' (1932–1941)
* ''Smoke Dreams'' (1928–1946)
* ''Snow Village Sketches'' (1928–1947)
* ''[[The Somerset Maugham Theater (radio series)|The Somerset Maugham Theater]]'' (1951-1952)
* ''[[Songs by Dinah Shore]]'' (1941–1942)
* ''[[The Sound of Young America]]''
* ''The Southernaires Quartette'' (1930–1951)
* ''[[Space Patrol (1950 TV series)|Space Patrol]]'' (1952–1955)
* ''The Sportsbash''
* ''[[The Stan Freberg Show]]'' (1957)
* ''Stan Lomax'' (1935–1944)
* ''Star and the Story'' (1944)
*  ''[[StarDate (radio program)|StarDate]]'' (1978–date)
* ''Stella Dallas'' (1938–1955)
* ''[[Stoopnagle and Budd]]'' (1930–1937)
* ''[[Stop Me If You've Heard This One]]'' (1939–1948)
* ''[[Stop the Music (American game show)|Stop the Music]]'' (1948–1952)
* ''[[The Story of Mary Marlin]]'' (1935–1952)
* ''Story Time'' (1929–1956)
* ''Strictly from Dixie'' (1941–1954)
* ''[[The Strange Dr. Weird]]'' (1944–1945)
* ''[[Strike It Rich (radio-TV)|Strike It Rich]]'' (1947–1957)
* ''[[Stroke of Fate]]'' (1953)
* ''[[Studio One (radio series)|Studio One]]'' (1947-1948)
* ''[[Suspense (radio program)|Suspense]]'' (1942–1962)
* ''[[Sunday at the Memories]]''<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.sundayatthememories.com/ |title=Home |website=sundayatthememories.com}}</ref> (1973–1990)
* ''Swingin' Years'' (1956–2006)

==T==
* ''T3: Trends, Tips & Tools for Everyday Living"'' (2003–2004) on [[WVOX]]
* ''[[Take It or Leave It (radio show)|Take It or Leave It]]'' (1940–1950)
* ''[[Talent Varieties|Talent Round-Up]]'' (ABC, 1955)
* ''[[Tales of Fatima]]'' (1949)
* ''[[Tales of the Texas Rangers]]'' (1950–1952)
* ''Tarzan'' (1932–1953)
* ''The Ted Lewis Show'' (1934–1948)
* ''The Ted Steele Orchestra'' (1939–1955)
* ''Tech Talk Radio'' (2000–present)
* ''Terry and the Pirates'' (1937–1948)
* ''Texaco Star Theater'' (1938–1948)
* ''[[That Brewster Boy]]'' (1941–1945)
* ''[[Theatre Guild on the Air]]'' (1945–1954)
* ''[[The Lives of Harry Lime]]'' (1951–1952)
* ''[[The Third Shift]]'' (2004–present)
* ''[[This Amazing America]]'' (1940)
* ''[[This American Life]]'' (1995–present)
* ''[[This Changing World]]'' (1944-1945)
* ''[[This I Believe]]'' (1951–1955, 2005–present)
* ''[[This Is Nora Drake]]'' (1947–1959)
* ''[[This Is Your FBI]]'' (1945–1953)
* ''[[The Thom Hartmann Program]]'' (2003–present)
* ''The Three Suns'' (1940–1956)
* ''[[Three X Sisters]]'' (1932–1937)
* ''Time After Island Time''
* ''[[Today's Children]]'' (1932–1938)
* ''[[Tom Corbett, Space Cadet]]'' (1952)
* ''The [[Tom Joyner]] Morning Show'' (1994–present)
* ''The [[Tom Leykis]] Show'' (1994–present)
* ''Tom Mix'' (1933–1950)
* ''Tommy & the Bull'' (1990–1995)
* ''[[Tommy & Rumble]]'' (1995–present)
* ''[[Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou]]'' (1938–1946)
* ''Tom Terris'' (1932–1941)
* ''The Tommy Dorsey Show'' (1937–1947)
* ''[[This is Hell (radio)|This is Hell]]'' (1998–present)
* ''[[Today's Homeowner with Danny Lipford]]'' (2009–present)
* ''Tony Won's Scrapbook'' (1930–1943)
* ''[[Total Axxess]]'' (on)
* ''[[Alexander Woollcott|The Town Crier]]'' (1929–1943)
* ''[[Too Beautiful to Live]]'' (2008–present)
* ''Treasury Agent'' (1946–1958)
* ''True Confessions'' (1944–1958)
* ''True Detective Mysteries'' (1929–1958)
* ''True or False'' (1938–1956)
* ''[[Truth or Consequences]]'' (1940–1957)
* ''Tune Detective'' (1931–1947)
* ''Tune Up, America!''<ref>{{cite news|last1=Colfer|first1=Elliot|title=Program Reviews: Tune Up, America!|agency=Billboard|issue=March 21, 1942|page=8}}</ref>
* ''[[Twenty Questions]]'' (1946–1954)

==U==
* ''[[Uncle Don]]'' (1928–1947)
* ''University of Chicago Round Table'' (1933–1955)
* ''[[The Gibson Family#Uncle Charlie's Tent Show|Uncle Charlie's Tent Show]]'' (1935)

==V==
* ''[[Valiant Lady (radio)|Valiant Lady]]'' (1938–1952)
* ''[[Vic and Sade]]'' (1932–1957)
* ''[[Victor Lindlahr]]'' (1936–1953)
* ''[[Viva America]]''  [[CBS]] (1942–1949)
* ''The Vintage White Owl Program'' (see ''The Adventures of Gracie'')
* ''The Voice of Experience'' (1933–1944)
* ''[[The Voice of Firestone]]'' (1928–1957)
* ''The Voice of Truth'' (1943–present)
* ''[[Voice of Prophecy]]'' (1941–present)
* ''[[Vox Pop (radio)|Vox Pop]]'' (1935–1947)
* ''[[Voyage of the Scarlet Queen]]'' (1947–1948)

==W==
* ''Waffles Radio'' (2006–present)
* ''[[Walter Winchell|Walter Winchell's Journal]]'' (1932–1955)
* ''Walton & Johnson''
* ''Waltz Time'' (1933–1948)
* ''Washington Merry-Go-Round'' (1935–1953)
* ''We Love and Learn'' (1942–1951)
* ''We, the People'' (1936–1951)
* ''[[Weekend 22]]'' (? – Present)
* ''[[Weekend Edition]]'' (1985–present)
* ''[[Wendy Warren and the News]]'' (1947–1958)
* ''[[Whad'Ya Know?]]'' (1985–present)
* ''[[What's My Name? (radio program)|What's My Name?]]'' (1938–1950)
* ''What's the Name of That Song?'' (1944–1954)
* ''[[When a Girl Marries]]'' (1939–1958)
* ''[[The Whisperer (radio program)|The Whisperer]]'' (1951)
* ''[[The Whistler (radio series)|The Whistler]]'' (1942–1955)
* ''The Wife Saver'' (1932–1942)
* ''Wilderness Road'' (1936–1945)
* ''Wings of Healing'' (1952–1963)
* ''[[Wings Over Jordan Choir|Wings Over Jordan]]'' (1939–1949)
* ''[[The Witch's Tale]]'' (1931–1938)
* ''[[The Woolworth Hour]]'' (1955–1957)
* ''Woman in White'' (1938–1947)
* ''The Woody Herman Show'' (1945–1956)
* ''Words and Music'' (1931–1945)
* ''World News Today'' (1941–1963)
* ''[[Worldview]]'' (1994–present)
* ''Wrestling Observer Live'' (1999–present)

==X==
* ''[[X Minus One]]'' (1955–1958)
* ''The Xavier Cugat Show'' (1933–1944)

==Y==
* ''[[You Bet Your Life]]'' (1947–1950)
* ''[[Young Dr. Malone]]'' (1939–1960)
* ''[[Young Love (radio series)|Young Love]]'' (1949-1950)
* ''[[Young Widder Brown]]'' (1938–1956)
* ''Your Business Matters'' (2000–2004) on [[WVOX]]
* ''Your Goodtime Oldies Magazine'' (1992–1995)
* ''[[Your Hit Parade]]'' (1935–1959)
* ''[[Your Story Hour]]'' (1949–present)
* ''[[Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar]]'' (1949–1962)

==Z==
* ''[[The Zane Grey Show]]'' (1947-1948)
* ''[[The Zero Hour (Rod Serling series)|The Zero Hour]]'' (1973–1974)
* ''[[The Ziegfeld Follies of the Air]]'' (1932, 1936)

==See also==
{{Portal|Radio}}
* [[List of Canadian radio programs]]
* [[List of old-time radio people]]
* [[List of old-time radio programs]]
* [[List of UK radio programs]]

==References==
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* Sies, Luther F. ''Encyclopedia of American radio 1920–1960''.  Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2000. {{ISBN|0-7864-0452-3}}
* Terrace, Vincent (1981). ''The Radio's Golden Years: Encyclopedia of Radio Programs, 1930–1960.''  A.S. Barnes. {{ISBN?}}

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