Murder at Midnight / The Jack Benny Program (Old Time Radio Variety)

Episode 68: Midnight Secrets & Jack Benny’s Star-Studded Laughs

Step into the golden age of radio with two unforgettable classics! First, the eerie suspense of Murder at Midnight grips listeners in The Man Who Died Yesterday, a tale of deception, betrayal, and a shocking twist that will leave you questioning reality itself.

Then, get ready for comedy royalty as The Jack Benny Program welcomes none other than Frank Sinatra! Enjoy Jack's trademark wit, playful banter, and unforgettable musical moments in an episode that proves why Benny remains one of radio’s greatest entertainers.

Tune in and relive the magic of vintage radio—because the past has never sounded so good!

Classic Radio Rewind is an Old Time Radio podcast featuring classic radio shows from the Golden Age of Radio, including mystery, suspense, crime, detective, horror, westerns, comedy, and sci-fi.

Each episode brings you carefully curated Old Time Radio broadcasts with original air dates, cast information, and historical context, preserving the timeless storytelling of vintage radio drama. From gripping mystery and crime stories to chilling horror and suspense, Classic Radio Rewind delivers the best of classic radio entertainment.

Listen to legendary Old Time Radio series like Suspense, Dragnet, Gunsmoke, Fibber McGee & Molly, and The Shadow, along with rare and hard-to-find episodes that capture the full range of Golden Age radio. Whether you enjoy detective stories, western adventures, comedy classics, or sci-fi thrillers, there’s something here for every Old Time Radio fan.

Classic Radio Rewind is part of the WOTR Radio Network, also featuring Old Time Radio USA, Suspense Radio USA, Crime Time Radio USA, and Nightmare Radio USA—dedicated to preserving and sharing classic radio shows for modern audiences. New episodes are released regularly, making this podcast a top destination for Old Time Radio lovers and new listeners alike.

Relive the Golden Age of Radio and discover why Old Time Radio continues to captivate audiences today.