The Midnight Exchange
Old-time radio suspense drama
About The Midnight Exchange
Mystery and suspense dramas from the 1940s and 50s, back to back: radio storytelling at its most atmospheric.
The Midnight Exchange plays complete thriller, horror and mystery dramas from radio's golden age, back to back, around the clock. Its host is Ophelia Crane, a fictional night operator at a 1940s telephone exchange who introduces each story.
The series include Suspense, The Whistler, Escape, Inner Sanctum Mysteries, The Mysterious Traveler and The Black Museum: classics like Agnes Moorehead in Sorry, Wrong Number and Orson Welles in Donovan's Brain.
It comes from Stupid Potato, a free old-time radio site with dozens of channels, including The Night Shift.
The Midnight Exchange website: stupidpotato.comQuestions
- What does The Midnight Exchange play?
- Full episodes of classic radio suspense and horror series, such as Suspense, Inner Sanctum Mysteries, Escape and The Whistler.
- Is The Midnight Exchange free?
- Yes. It is free to listen to with no sign-up. The only adverts are the original vintage sponsor spots inside the old shows.
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