For generations, the question of what lies beyond our world has sparked the imagination, and old time radio was among the first mediums to bring these extraterrestrial fantasies to life. This collection gathers science fiction old time radio's most inventive versions of aliens, UFOs, Martians, and little green men, featuring many adaptations from classic science fiction writers. From the chilling panic of Orson Welles' 1938 "War of the Worlds" broadcast to Cold War-era tales of invasion, these programs let audiences explore the unknown—often substituting cosmic visitors for the anxieties of the red scare. With 86 recordings spanning over 39 hours, this set offers a rich journey through the golden age of radio's most otherworldly storytelling.
