Radio Shows of the Past!

One Mans Family Radio Show!

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One Man's Family  debuted as a radio series on April 29, 1932 in Los Angeles, Seattle and San Francisco, moving to the full West Coast  NBC  network the following month, sponsored by Snowdrift and  Wesson Oil . On May 17, 1933, it expanded to the full coast-to-coast NBC network as the first West Coast show heard regularly on the East Coast. The show was broadcast as a weekly half-hour series (1933-1950) [sustained by  Standard Brands  from 1935 through 1949], then shifted to daily 15-minute installments, initially originating from the studios of San Francisco radio station  KPO , NBC's flags

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Latest episode

May 25, 2024

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Episodes

A Homemade Bread Applesauce Peace Offering 25.05.2024
Rex Frome Invades The Barbours 25.05.2024
New Twist To Old Story 25.05.2024
Christmas At The Barbours 25.05.2024
End Of A Summer Saga 25.05.2024
Father Barbour Has A Caller 25.05.2024
Father Barbour Gets Left Behind 25.05.2024
Father Barbour His 3 Sons 25.05.2024
Paul Meets The Lady In The Case 25.05.2024
Pay-off In The Clifford Story part1 25.05.2024
The Return Of Joan Roberts Laceynot 25.05.2024
Father Barbours Rampage What Came Of It 25.05.2024
Family Reaction To Rexford Frome 25.05.2024
Roberta Evans Begins To Sense A Rival 25.05.2024
San Francisco Answers Back 25.05.2024

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