Inner Sanctum Mysteries | Old Time Radio

Inner Sanctum Mysteries | Old Time Radio

Inner Sanctum Mysteries | Old Time Radio brings you chilling mystery, horror, suspense, and supernatural drama from the golden age of radio. Enter a world of murder, haunted places, strange visitors, dark secrets, and psychological terror, introduced by one of classic radio’s most unforgettable creaking doors. Each episode is an Old Time Retro Radio production, presenting the original broadcast with gently cleaned and mastered audio, a newly produced introduction and closing, and custom episode artwork. Known for its eerie atmosphere, dark humor, and memorable storytelling, Inner Sanctum Mysteries became one of radio’s most iconic horror and suspense series. Rediscover classic old time radio horror, mystery, supernatural stories, suspense, psychological thrillers, and vintage radio. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/inner-sanctum-mysteries-old-time-radio--7222651/support.

Episodes

September 4, 2026 27 mins
Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “The Devil’s Workshop,” originally broadcast on CBS on October 10, 1949. Episode 443 is hosted by Paul McGrath and features Mason Adams as wax-figure artist Tony Murillo and Joan Banks as Tina.

In a shadowy workshop filled with lifelike figures of notorious killers, Tony’s unsettling Devil sculpture seems to take on a life beyond the studio walls. When a hooded strange...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Make Ready My Grave,” originally broadcast on CBS on April 23, 1946. Program 268 stars Joan Banks and Richard Widmark in an original radio play by Emile C. Tepperman, directed and produced by Himan Brown.

Newlyweds John and Betty Loomis travel aboard the Southeast Limited to the remote Loomis family estate for their honeymoon, but strange warnings and unsettling signs shadow thei...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Only the Dead Die Twice,” originally broadcast on CBS on March 21, 1949. Episode 414 stars Larry Haines and Alice Reinhart, with Paul McGrath as host, and was written by Edward Adamson and Robert Sloane.

Newly hired hearse driver Johnny Brice receives a lucrative but troubling proposition from Vera Craig: use his vehicle to remove a body. The request draws him into a tense, shado...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “The Dark Chamber” (AFRS), originally broadcast December 11, 1945. This is episode 249 of the CBS series and marks Paul McGrath’s debut as host.

Laundry driver Joe Watson manages to telephone police with an unbelievable claim: he is trapped in a bare, windowless room with no visible way out. When a mysterious doctor explains that Joe has been chosen for an experiment in fear...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “The Meek Die Slowly,” originally broadcast on CBS on September 7, 1952. Episode 531 is hosted by Paul McGrath and stars Arnold Moss.

Gardener Mr. Narco finds himself haunted by the memory—and perhaps the presence—of Jane Carter, as guilt and a chilling supernatural atmosphere close in around him. This late-series production revisits a script previously heard on Inner ...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Murder Comes at Midnight,” originally broadcast September 9, 1946. Episode 283 was written by Emile C. Tepperman and directed by Himan Brown.

On a dark summer night in a rented country house, Ethel Canning awaits her husband while her young daughter sleeps upstairs. A wounded stranger arrives claiming car trouble, but a police bulletin soon identifies him as the escaped “Ge...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Detour to Terror,” episode 272, originally broadcast on CBS on May 21, 1946. Hosted by Paul McGrath, this original radio play was written by Emil Tepperman and directed by Himan Brown.

When Jerry Watson fears his twin sister Linda may be in danger, he and his dog Butch follow her trail along a storm-lashed, fogbound shore road near Hurricane Cove. A suspicious detour, a blocked b...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Island of Death,” episode 49, originally broadcast on December 7, 1941. Written by Robert Newman for the Blue Network, the episode features Myron McCormick and Arthur Vinton.

During a stormy drive through Haiti, John and Muriele lose their way en route to their friend Alan’s plantation. A troubling encounter on the road, local tales of vodou, and Pierre’s ominous knuc...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “The Voice on the Wire,” originally broadcast November 29, 1944. Episode 204 of the CBS horror anthology was written by Robert Sloane and directed by Himan Brown, with Lesley Woods as Geraldine Reeves.

Alone in an isolated house on a long, narrow island, Geraldine is haunted by unfinished music, a distant howling dog, and an ominous telephone call that promises terror before the n...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Dead Reckoning,” originally broadcast January 18, 1942. Episode 55 of the series, this maritime tale is also known by the alternate title “Thing From the Sea.”

In thick fog off the Great Banks, a tramp steamer encounters an apparently deserted schooner—and rescues its lone survivor. His unnerving story of a vanished crew and something in the sea leaves Captain B...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Between Two Worlds,” originally broadcast on CBS on December 20, 1948. Episode 401 of the suspense anthology was hosted by Paul McGrath and stars Mason Adams and Ann Shepherd; Himan Brown directed and produced the script by John Roeburt.

During Christmas week in South Chicago, mob associate Sam Tyler finds himself facing a deadly reckoning. When a mysterious figure offers him a b...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Lady with a Plan,” originally broadcast on CBS on April 9, 1946. Episode 266 stars Elspeth Eric, with Santos Ortega and Luis Van Rooten; Paul McGrath is your host. The drama was written by Richard Manoff and Michael Sklar and directed by Himan Brown.

In a prison-bound tale of suspense, a warden’s unhappy wife joins an inmate in a carefully calculated scheme to change her li...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Killer at Large,” originally broadcast on CBS on January 9, 1950. This episode, number 456, is hosted by Paul McGrath and features Larry Haines.

American fugitive Mark Stribling crosses into Mexico in search of the man he believes framed him for murder. At a border-town nightclub, a photographer named Maxine draws him into a perilous journey toward the remote heights of Monte Mue...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Murder by Prophecy,” originally broadcast on CBS on September 27, 1948. Episode 390 was hosted by Paul McGrath and directed and produced by Himan Brown.

When Theodore “Ted” Zenga Lyon inherits the neglected Highgate Estate near Hillcrest, he finds himself drawn into the dark legacy of an ancestor rumored to have practiced the occult. A cryptic prophecy and the suggest...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Death for Sale,” originally broadcast on CBS on July 13, 1952. This is episode 515 of the series’ final summer run.

Boris Karloff stars as Mark Deavers in a suspenseful crime drama about a long-running life-insurance scheme, a promised $50,000 payoff, and the sudden return of a man thought to be dead. Directed and produced by Himan Brown, the episode turns on greed, decepti...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Skeleton Bay,” originally broadcast on CBS on February 5, 1946. Episode 257 features Betty Lou Gerson and was written by Emile Tepperman, with Himan Brown directing and producing.

Mystery novelist Carola Winter retreats to the secluded Skeleton Bay hotel, where private cabins overlook a storm-swept, rockbound coast. After witnessing a disturbing encounter on the beach, her fascin...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “The Corpse Nobody Loved,” originally broadcast on September 21, 1952. Cataloged as episode 525, this CBS-era thriller stars Joan Lorring, with Paul McGrath as the series’ memorable Creaking Door host.

On a rain-soaked night, Anne Winslow misses her train and hires a taxi to take her home along isolated Reservoir Road. But an alarming discovery in the cab—and the drive...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Deadly Fare,” originally broadcast on CBS on July 18, 1949. Episode 431 was written by Henry Warner and directed by Himan Brown.

On a nighttime suburban run from a train station, taxi driver Angelo Minetti picks up a passenger whose intentions turn an ordinary fare into a nerve-racking ride. Larry Haines stars as Angelo, with Everett Sloane as the mysterious Philip, in a tightly ...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Dead Man’s Debt,” originally broadcast on CBS on June 26, 1945. Episode 233, this Lipton Tea-era installment features Joseph Julian as Danny Gorman and was written by Robert Newman and produced and directed by Himan Brown.

After Danny Gorman is acquitted of jeweler Carson’s murder, freedom proves far from simple. A valuable diamond is still missing, Carson’s acc...
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Inner Sanctum Mysteries presents “Murder Mansion,” originally broadcast on CBS on March 27, 1950. Commonly cataloged as episode 467, this eerie drama features Arnold Moss and Everett Sloane.

Charles Burley buys the century-old Crandall Place, a weathered gray-shingled house perched above the ocean beside its family burial ground. But when Emily Robbins warns that only a Crandall can safely live there, the mansion...
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