From 1939 right up into the atomic 1950's, Superman was on call in Metropolis. Now Superman is broadcasted on WELF-NPC North Pole City Radio every Saturday morning.
When you can hear these shows on our live radio station.
Saturday
9:00 a.m.
Adventures of Superman is one of those American icons that has flown high in every decade since his coming to this planet from the exploding Krypton. The comic book hero's place on the radio is super-heroic, with well over a thousand exciting episodes to prove it! And this show is not just for the kids. Superman thrilled.
Bud Collyer played Superman, and it was kept a secret who he was for years! Joan Alexander does the cynical Lois Lane. Lois is a smart character, who gives the show another point of view and mirrors the WW II working women. As for why a smart reporter can't see the obvious. Perry White (Julian Noa) and Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) give Superman orders, advice and grief, not necessarily in that order.
Villains are up-front or over-the-top, and dedicated to doing evil. Some are smart, some just dupes doing their jobs. All the bad guys are refreshingly free of psychological baggage. None can defeat Superman, or can they? Tune in to find out.
The following is a listing of the shows that will be played on WELF-NPC Radio. Each week we will feature a new show from the list under the heading of show listed above. We will continue to rotate through this list until we remove the show from the radio station.
| Show Title | Originally Aired |
| The Origin of Superman (Audition Part 1) | N/A |
| The Origin of Superman (Audition Part 2) | N/A |
| The Shark (Audition Part 1) | N/A |
| The Shark (Audition Part 2) | N/A |
| e0001 BabyFromKrypton | 02/12/1940 |
| e0002 ClarkKentReporter | 02/14/1940
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| e0003 Keno'sLandslide | 02/16/1940 |
| e0004 KentCapturedBySeekingKeno | 02/19/1940 |
| e0005 LocomotiveCrewFreed | 02/21/1940 |
| e0006 IntroTrainSwitchThrown | 02/23/1940 |
| e0007 DrDalgrin'sAtomicBeamMachine | 02/26/1940 |
| e0008 YellowMaskStealsFuelForAtomicBeam | 02/28/1940 |
| e0009 YellowMaskThrowsLoisOutOfPlane | 03/01/1940 |
| e0010 FireInSterlingBldgGirlTrapped | 03/04/1940 |
| e0011 RelativeStabsJuneAndersonInHospital | 03/06/1940 |
| e0012 NorthStarMiningCoJonesBrosBoat | 03/08/1940 |
| e0013 BartAndJoeSetFireOnSteamer | 03/11/1940 |
| e0014 KentFallsOffPlaneToCanyonCity,Idah | 03/13/1940 |
| e0015 SupeSavesJuneFromMineExplosion | 03/15/1940 |
| e0016 PrisonRiotWithKenoAndWolfe | 03/18/1940 |
| e0017 KenoAndWolfeHeadForSteamPlantWLois | 03/20/1940 |
| e0018 WolfeVsYellowMask | 03/22/1940 |
| e0019 SupeSavesJeffersonBridge | 03/25/1940 |
| e0020 YellowMaskWillBlowUp | 03/27/1940 |
| e0021 DamWatersAreDivertedFromDireville | 03/29/1940 |
| e0022 EmeraldOfTheIncas | 04/01/1940 |
| e0023 EmeraldOfTheIncas | 04/03/1940 |
| e0024 EmeraldOfTheIncas | 04/05/1940 |
| e0025 EmeraldOfTheIncas | 04/08/1940 |
| e0026 EmeraldOfTheIncas | 04/10/1940 |
| e0027 EmeraldOfTheIncas | 04/12/1940 |
| e0028 Dinnelli'sProtectionRacket | 04/15/1940 |
| e0029 Dinnelli'sProtectionRacket | 04/17/1940 |
| e0030 Dinnelli'sProtectionRacket | 04/19/1940 |
| e0031 Dinnelli'sProtectionRacket | 04/22/1940 |
| e0032 Dinnelli'sProtectionRacket | 04/24/1940 |
| e0033 Dinnelli'sProtectionRacket | 04/26/1940 |
| e0034 AirplaneDisastersAtBridgersField | 04/29/1940 |
| e0035 AirplaneDisastersAtBridgersField | 05/01/1940 |
| e0036 AirplaneDisastersAtBridgersField | 05/03/1940 |
| e0037 AirplaneDisastersAtBridgersField | 05/06/1940 |
| e0038 AirplaneDisastersAtBridgersField | 05/08/1940 |
| e0039 AirplaneDisastersAtBridgersField | 05/10/1940 |
| e0040 BuffaloHills | 05/13/1940 |
| e0041 BuffaloHills | 05/15/1940 |
| e0042 BuffaloHills | 05/17/1940 |
| e0043 BuffaloHills | 05/20/1940 |
| e0044 BuffaloHills | 05/22/1940 |
| e0045 BuffaloHills | 05/24/1940 |
| e0046 Alonzo Craig Arctic Explorer | 05/27/1940 |
| e0047 Alonzo Craig Arctic Explorer | 05/29/1940 |
| e0048 Alonzo Craig Arctic Explorer | 05/31/1940 |
| e0049 Alonzo Craig Arctic Explorer | 06/03/1940 |
| e0050 Alonzo Craig Arctic Explorer | 06/05/1940 |
| e0051 Alonzo Craig Arctic Explorer | 06/07/1940 |
| e0052 Horace Morton's Weather Machine | 06/09/1940 |
| e0052 Horace Morton's Weather Machine | 06/10/1940 |
| e0053 Horace Morton's Weather Machine | 06/11/1940 |
| e0053 Horace Morton's Weather Machine | 06/12/1940 |
| e0054 Horace Morton's Weather Machine | 06/13/1940 |
| e0054 Horace Morton's Weather Machine | 06/14/1940 |
| e0055 Horace Morton's Weather Machine | 06/15/1940 |
| e0056 Horace Morton's Weather Machine | 06/19/1940 |
| e0057 Horace Morton's Weather Machine | 06/21/1940 |
| e0058 HansHolbein'sDollFactoryPart1 | 06/24/1940 |
| e0059 HansHolbein'sDollFactoryPart2 | 06/26/1940 |
| e0060 HansHolbein'sDollFactoryPart3 | 06/28/1940 |
| e0061 HansHolbein'sDollFactoryPart4 | 07/01/1940 |
| e0062 HansHolbein'sDollFactoryPart5 | 07/03/1940 |
| e0063 HansHolbein'sDollFactoryPart6 | 07/05/1940 |
| e0064 HappyLandAmusementParkPart1 | 07/08/1940 |
| e0065 HappyLandAmusementParkPart2 | 07/10/1940 |
| e0066 HappyLandAmusementParkPart3 | 07/12/1940 |
| e0067 HappyLandAmusementParkPart4 | 07/15/1940 |
| e0068 HappyLandAmusementParkPart5 | 07/17/1940 |
| e0069 HappyLandAmusementParkPart6 | 07/19/1940 |
| e0070 LighthousePointSmugglersPart1 | 07/22/1940 |
| e0071 LighthousePointSmugglersPart2 | 07/24/1940 |
| e0072 LighthousePointSmugglersPart3 | 07/26/1940 |
| e0073 LighthousePointSmugglersPart4 | 07/29/1940 |
| e0074 LighthousePointSmugglersPart5 | 07/31/1940 |
| e0075 LighthousePointSmugglersPart6 | 08/02/1940 |
| e0076 PillarOfFireAtGravesEndPart1 | 08/05/1940 |
| e0077 PillarOfFireAtGravesEndPart2 | 08/07/1940 |
| e0078 PillarOfFireAtGravesEndPart3 | 08/09/1940 |
| e0079 MayanTreasure,ThePart1 | 08/12/1940 |
| e0080 MayanTreasure,ThePart2 | 08/14/1940 |
| e0081 MayanTreasure,ThePart3 | 08/16/1940 |
| e0082 MayanTreasure,ThePart4 | 08/19/1940 |
| e0083 MayanTreasure,ThePart5 | 08/21/1940 |
| e0084 MayanTreasure,ThePart6 | 08/23/1940 |
| e0085 ProfessorThorp'sBathespherePart1 | 08/26/1940 |
| e0086 ProfessorThorp'sBathespherePart2 | 08/28/1940 |
| e0087 ProfessorThorp'sBathespherePart3 | 08/30/1940 |
| e0088 ProfessorThorp'sBathespherePart4 | 09/02/1940 |
| e0089 ProfessorThorp'sBathespherePart5 | 09/04/1940 |
| e0090 ProfessorThorp'sBathespherePart6 | 09/06/1940 |
| e0091 ProfessorThorp'sBathespherePart7 | 09/09/1940 |
| e0092 ProfessorThorp'sBathespherePart8 | 09/11/1940 |
| e0093 ProfessorThorp'sBathespherePart9 | 09/13/1940 |
| e0094 ProfessorThorp'sBathespherePart10 | 09/16/1940 |
| e0095 ProfessorThorp'sBathespherePart11 | 09/18/1940 |
| e0096 ProfessorThorp'sBathespherePart12 | 09/20/1940 |
| e0097 CurseOfDeadMan'sIsland,The | 09/23/1940 |
| e0098 CurseOfDeadMan'sIsland,The | 09/25/1940 |
| e0099 CurseOfDeadMan'sIsland,The | 09/27/1940 |
| e0100 CurseOfDeadMan'sIsland,The | 09/30/1940 |
| e0101 CurseOfDeadMan'sIsland,The | 10/02/1940 |
| e0102 CurseOfDeadMan'sIsland,The | 10/04/1940 |
| e0118 InvisibleMan,ThePart1 | 11/11/1940 |
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WELF-NPC Main Webpage Connect to the main web page for the WELF-NPC Radio. |
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ON-Air Page with Schedule Connect to the station's on-air page and find out the upcoming show schedule. You can also play the station from this page. |
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Friday Night Mysteries It is Friday Night. Get yourself a fresh cup of cocoa, a warm blanket, and snuggle up in a chair next to the fireplaced. Then tune into WELF-NPC North Pole City Radio for the Friday Night Mysteries Night. |
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Saturday Serials It's Saturday morning and you know what that means! It's time for all of those favorite radio shows with comedy and adventure from yesteryear. |
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WELF-NPC News Find out more about the weekly WELF-NPC news show / podcast with Walter "Mistletoe" Livingstone and Becky "Marshmallow" Livingstone. |
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Morning Show with Corby Snow Tune in each morning to the Morning Show with Corby Snow. The show will begin promptly at 9 a.m. with the ringing of the workshop bells, the reciting of the Craftsman Workers Oath, and the Going to Work March. |
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Matinee Theater You can now listen to rebroadcasts of the Matinee Theater from the 1940's every Sunday at 2 p.m. on WELF-NPC North Pole City Radio. |
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The Birds Eye Open House The Birds Eye Open House was hosted by Dinah Shore and will be rebroadcasted on WELF-NPC North Pole City Radio with a different show each week. |
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The Charles Dickens Hour The Charles Dickens Hour is made up of many different old radio shows that had something related to Charles Dickens. Each week WELF-NPC North Pole City Radio will feature a different show on the station. |
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Little Orphan Annie Part of the WELF-NPC North Pole City Radio's Kids Saturday Morning Show block, we will be rebroadcasting shows from the Little Orphan Annie Show. |
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Christmas on the Moon There can be no Christmas without Santa Claus, so when our hero finds out that he has been kidnapped and taken to the moon there is no time to spare. |
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The Lone Ranger Who Was That Masked Man? The Lone Ranger is one of the iconic characters in American folklore, and he got his start on Mutual, airing from 1933 through 1954. |
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Standard School Broadcast The Standard School Broadcast began airing in 1928 under the sponsorship of Standard Oil of California, making it one of the earliest educational radio programs. |
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Superman Radio Show From 1939 right up into the atomic 1950's, Superman was on call in Metropolis. Now Superman is broadcasted on WELF-NPC North Pole City Radio every Saturday morning. |
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Dick Tracy Dick Tracy came from the comic strips to the radio in this great serial. He still fights bizarre villains and the 15 minute shows are filled with cliff-hangers. Tune In. |
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Howdy Doody Time What time is it, kids? Take your seat in the Peanut Gallery, It's Howdy Doody Time! Rebroadcasted on WELF-NPC North Pole City Radio every Saturday morning. |
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Land of the Lost The Land of the Lost is a children's deep-sea adventure program about two children who travel in that wonderful kingdom at the bottom of the sea. Lead by Red Lantern, the wisest fish in the sea, Billy and Isabel discover lost objects on the ocean floor. |
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Flash Gordon Flash Gordon first appeared on the comic pages in 1934, following the success of Buck Rogers. Flash soon made the move to radio before the classic film serial starring Buster Crabbe. |
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Jungle Jim Jungle Jim was a long-running jungle adventure show, feet planted firmly in the footsteps of Tarzan, but with the hardware and politics of the modern great white hunter. |
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Mark Trail When Mark Trail made his way to the radio from the Sunday Funnies, he picked up a greater sense of adventure, but he still had time to teach kids about life in the Great Outdoors. |
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Comic Weekly Man Based on what is published in the weekly paper, The Comic Weekly Man entertains us with a dramatized reading of the Sunday comics, complete with sound effects and music. Young and old alike would follow along with the print copy in hand. |
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Christmas Mystery Grab yourself a warm cup of cocoa and curl up by the fire. Tune into WELF-NPC on Friday nights for another episode of Christmas Mystery |
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Christmas Crime Crime still happens during the Holidays and Joe Friday, Johnny Dollar, Texas Ranger Jayce Pearson, Richard Diamond, and Paladin will make sure that the grinches don't steal Christmas, St Nick, furs, or a statue of Baby Jesus. |
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Christmas Detectives Crime does not stop for Christmas, luckily the gumshoes are here with holiday gumdrops. |
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Sherlock Holmes One of Santa's and Mrs. Claus' favorite Old Time Radio show is Sherlock Holmes. The game is afoot! as radio listeners get wrapped up in the twists and turns of their favorite consulting detective, Sherlock Holmes. |
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Untold History Revealed No, this is not Christmas related, but Santa and the elves love history and this podcast is surely history related. |
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Suspense Billed as Radio's Outstanding Theater of Thrills, Suspense offers the of the best of Old Time Radio. The series is the premier mystery-horror radio show with top name talent. |
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It's a Fibber Christmas Join the resident at 79 Wistful Vista for this jolly collection of Fibber McGee and Molly Christmas shows. |
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Classical Music Hour The North Pole City Elves love all kinds of music, and classical music is one of their favorites. This hour is dedicated to classical music. |
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Rock Music Hour The elves that work deep in the mountains mining all of the coal for Santa love rock music. This show is dedicated to them and all of their hard work. |
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Christmas Music Hour The Christmas Music Hour is one solid hour dedicated to Christmas Music. |
