Old Time Radio Superman Show|Superhero Adventure Audiodrama - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Adam Graham is doing a great service to Superman fandom and old radio junkies alike. Playing these episodes has given me a great gift. Superman is my favorite comics character of all time and being able to listen to these old programs like my dad used to is a treat. Bud Collier as Superman/Clark Kent was the voice of a whole generation, two if you count the Filmation cartoons of the sixties. These shows are exciting but also corny in a good way. There fun for all but if you're a Superman fan you owe it to yourself to give these a listen. Thank you Adam. Marc Lax

This is an amazing show. It is really fun to listen to and Adam's commentary adds even more humor than is provided by Jimmy and the old time vocabulary. I used to listen to these when I was 5 ( I'm 15 now)and I'm glad I have found them again in a more accessible form than cassette. I really hope that this show continues.

This is a great serial for long drives. I am a courier who sometimes drives an hour between stops, and the stories are fun and keep me awake and alert. The host is good, I just started listening so I am a couple years behind, but listen to 10-12 podcasts a day so it shouldn't take too long to catch up.

I really enjoy the Old Time Radio, Superman is the first one I have gotten into as an adult. I grew up listening to The Shadow, Dragnet and some others they used to have on our local radio station (about 15 or 20 years ago). Adam does a fantastic job commenating, I love the insight he brings and usually spots all the little things and inconcistencies I note, and its wonderful validation I am not the only one who finds them. I am only on episode 290, and I binge listen them at work while driving my semi-truck. I think I will have to check out his other broadcasts. From Seattle Washington, this is your listener, signing off... :)

I really expected the radio shows. However, to get to the shows you have to sit through random talking by someone who hardly identifies himself and has a tendency to ramble on. His talking seems to go longer than the shows themselves. On top of that, as the episodes themselves play (finally), the guy is doing something else on his computer and their is a sound from his computer that plays again and again, even covering up some of the important parts of the stories. Like he said, these are in the public domain so there are better ways to get these files without the extra stuff and the computer sounds. Two stars since you do eventually get to the shows.