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AD 1580: Sir Francis Drake, during the Inquisition and his circumnavigation, greets the Pomo Indians near modern San Francisco with his crew singing Psalms. Drake and his crew make first contact with the Pomo, marking a significant historical event.
Set in ancient Egypt, this oldest Henty novel follows Prince Amuba's journey from slavery to freedom after a deadly incident with a sacred cat.
Amidst epic battles of the Second Punic War, Hannibal's cousin Malchus faces treacherous leaders and immense challenges. Follow his daring adventures across ancient lands, culminating in a dramatic new life in Gaul with his beloved bride.
Set during the Viking invasions of AD 870-901, young Saxon thane Edmund battles alongside King Alfred against the Danes, braving storms and combat from England to Norway, and aiding in the siege of Paris, all while pursuing a daring rescue and love.
In 1300s Scotland, Archibald Forbes joins William Wallace and Robert the Bruce in a fierce struggle for Scottish freedom against English domination, climaxing at the Battle of Bannockburn.
Set in 1381 England, follow Edgard Ormskirk as he navigates the tumult of Wat Tyler's peasant rebellion, striving to quell the uprising and save lives despite the rebels' reasonable demands but harsh methods.
From 1413 to 1415, Paris was in chaos under the “White Hoods” butcher’s guild, a mad king, and a civil war between Orleans and Burgundy. Amid this turmoil, squire Guy Aylmer proves his mettle, earning his spurs at the English triumph at Agincourt on
The years 1400–1403 were turbulent for England. Owen Glendower led a Welsh revolt against Henry IV, capturing strongholds and repelling invasions. A coalition of Percy, Glendower, Mortimer, and Douglas fell at Shrewsbury.
Falsely accused of theft, Frank Norris flees to 1850s California. He sails the Atlantic, braves a Mississippi storm, survives an Indian attack, and strikes gold. Clearing his name, he returns to England to claim his inheritance in this exciting Gold.
The author's favorite, this tale follows orphan Jack Simpson, who starts in coal mines at 10. Amid strikes, riots, and a deadly explosion, Jack matures and risks everything to escape and save others in this gripping, action-packed story.
Set in 1830s Australia, Reuben Whitney flees false accusations in England. Sailing aboard the Paramatta, he joins the police, faces Aborigines and Bushrangers, and saves a squire’s daughter. Packed with adventure and early Australian history.
Set in 1470–1480, Gervaise Tresham joins the Knights of St. John, thwarts a plot, saves Italy's coast, and defends Rhodes. Knighted and torn between vows and love, he gains papal release to marry. Packed with action, it’s a thrilling tale of faith.
This sweeping 200-chapter history covers America from the explorers to the Civil War, including key conflicts, heroes, and events. With stories, poems, and songs, it’s engaging for younger audiences but offers valuable insights for all.
Frederick Douglass, born a slave in Maryland, endured cruelty but learned to read and write. Escaping in 1838, he became a powerful orator for abolition. Doubts about his past led him to write this gripping first autobiography, a testament to his jou
In the 1870s, Jules Verne learned global travel could take 90 days, inspiring Around the World in 80 Days. Part travelogue, part suspense, the 1872 serialized tale of Phileas Fogg and Passepartout thrilled readers, making it an instant classic.
Set in AD 61, this tale follows Beric, a British boy-chief who joins Boadicea's revolt against Rome. Defeated and taken to Rome, Beric endures gladiator school, witnesses Nero's court, and the great fire. A vivid look at life during this tumultuous.
From 1579 to 1585, Dutch Protestants, led by William the Silent, fight for freedom from Spanish rule. Through Ned Martin’s eyes, witness the noble Prince, brutal Spanish forces, and major sieges as Ned undertakes dangerous missions in this gripping.
Set between 1585 and 1604, this sequel to By Pike and Dyke follows two English brothers in the Dutch Protestant fight for independence. From the Armada's defeat to battles at Cadiz and Ostend, Henty blends adventure and history in a gripping tale.
Set in 1518–1523, this tale follows Roger Hawkshaw, a shipwrecked Englishman posing as a Spaniard, who aids Cortez in the conquest of the Aztec Empire. With native allies and daring exploits, this true story of history rivals the best of fiction.
This 10-hour radio theater series brings classics by Dickens, Twain, Austen, and Cervantes to life with famous actors, sound effects, and music. Once used in university courses, it’s perfect as an introduction, summary, or pure entertainment.
In 1860s Africa, two boys, Wikatani and Chuma, are captured by slave traders, their cries unheard by their village. Thankfully, David Livingstone is determined to stop the slave trade and bring hope to those in need in this historical tale.
In 1934 China, six-year-old Mei-en is sold to missionary Gladys Aylward. Amid war, Mei-en and nearly 100 orphans face bombings and danger. Their only hope: a daring escape over the mountains in this inspiring story of courage and survival.
Introduce young readers to four great Americans: Washington, Franklin, Webster, and Lincoln. Their trials and triumphs inspire character and patriotism. Perfect for ages 9–12, it’s both engaging and educational—yesterday's classics.
During the English Civil War (1642–1651), Cavalier Harry Furness fights for the King, while his friend Herbert sides with Cromwell's Roundheads. Harry’s journey spans battles, enslavement in Bermuda, and the war’s end, capturing the era’s turmoil.
Frontier Fighters brings to life the fearless adventurers who blazed trails in the Old West. This 1930s radio drama recounts heroic tales of exploration and conquest, showcasing the spirit and resilience of those who shaped the American frontier.
Richard “Little Bear” Wheeler shares stories of triumph, protection, and heroism, showcasing God’s hand in history. From Washington’s miracles to Luther’s legacy, this devotional inspires all ages with Providential Occurrences in World History.
In 1864, Jem Coulter’s life unravels as his sheriff father faces outlaws, Cripple Creek dries up, and his friend vanishes. Searching for answers, Jem learns the true meaning of courage and the honor behind his father’s badge in lawless Goldtown.
While his father is away, Jem must find their stolen horse and rifle, facing wolves, strangers, a canyon chase, and a flood. This action-packed continuation of the Goldtown Adventures series keeps readers on edge as Jem steps up as “man of the family
On a trip to Sacramento, Jem helps his father protect Union gold from Confederate sympathizers. A stagecoach robbery, Ellie’s disappearance, and a traitorous riverboat captain lead to thrilling dangers in this exciting Goldtown Adventures finale!
Seven-year-old Jem helps his family by selling pies, but bully Will Sterling causes trouble. When his prospector friend arrives with a scrappy dog, Jem might have a solution—if he can convince his parents that the dog is worth keeping!
Jem’s bullfrog-catching job goes awry when Nugget and Ellie interfere. After losing his temper, Ellie disappears. Guilt-ridden, Jem must find her before it’s too late in this thrilling and heartfelt adventure.
When a silver dollar and a charm bracelet go missing, all eyes turn to Jem, the only one near both thefts. Branded as the culprit, Jem must uncover the real thief to clear his name in this suspenseful tale of mystery and justice.
Jem joins Strike on a two-week mountain prospecting trip, but things take a turn with tall tales, hidden dangers, and scarce gold. Will they strike it rich, return empty-handed, or face a peril that keeps them from returning home at all?
A reward poster for a lost dog that looks exactly like Nugget goes up around Goldtown. Jem and Ellie are horrified. They can’t give up Gold Nugget. Not even for $2,000. But the choice might be taken out of their hands.
An unexpected cold snap brings a surprise to Goldtown . . . snow! The rare snowfall brings another, more dangerous surprise: predators following the wildlife that have come down from the high country to find food.
Ralph, Jack, and Peterkin head to Africa to hunt gorillas in this Coral Island sequel. Facing wild animals, a slave trader, and a volatile king, the trio must navigate danger and humor in their thrilling safari adventure.
Harriet Tubman escaped slavery in 1849 and later led about 70 others to freedom via the Underground Railroad. Declaring liberty or death as her creed, she returned to rescue slaves, including crossing Buffalo's Suspension Bridge to Canada.
Join Lewis and Clark's epic journey in 13 thrilling half-hour broadcasts for Armed Forces Radio! From meeting the Sioux to exploring Yellowstone and encountering Sacagawea, adventure awaits.
In 1860, 16-year-old Tom Wade journeys to the American West, facing Native warriors, big-game hunts, and harsh winters in search of gold. Spies, chases, and snowstorms test his grit in this thrilling adventure set against vivid Colorado landscapes.
The Bastille's fall in 1789 sparked the French Revolution and the Reign of Terror. Harry Sandwith protects a French family, rescuing three condemned daughters and ensuring their escape to England amidst the chaos.
In 1853, tensions over Jerusalem sparked the Crimean War. Jack Archer joins the Navy, witnessing key battles. G.A. Henty, having served with Florence Nightingale, vividly portrays these events in this gripping tale of courage and history.
Richard of Jamestown by James Otis is a vivid tale of 10-year-old Richard Mutton, who sails with Captain John Smith to Jamestown. Through his eyes, kids learn about colonial life and key events shaping America's early history in this engaging story.
Mark Twain called Joan of Arc his best work, dedicating 12 years to its research and 2 to writing. Published in 1895 under a pseudonym, it’s praised by biographers as his most profound and luminous literary expression.
In 1880s London, Jack and Amy search for their uncle but find themselves homeless and vulnerable. Facing danger and cruelty, they must decide if they can trust the Salvation Army's General and Catherine Booth to help them.
Symbolize the eternal battle between good and evil. Beyond Arthur, Lancelot, and Guinevere, key figures include Merlin, the Lady of the Lake, Sir Mordred, and Morgana Le Fay, each shaping the legend of Camelot.
Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables explores redemption and grace through Jean Valjean’s journey from convict to selfless hero. The 1937 radio dramatization by Orson Welles retells this powerful story with masterful performances, sound effects, and music.
Thirteen-year-old Elizabeth sails on the Mayflower, facing illness, loss, and a haunting secret about Dorothy Bradford’s disappearance. Alone in the New World, can she find peace and honesty?
Dwight L. Moody, a 19th-century evangelist, captivated all with his sermons, spreading the Gospel through relatable examples and simple truths. Listen to his inspiring words as recorded by Jim Hodges.
Discover surprising presidential trivia! Which president got a speeding ticket, challenged officers to a 100-mile ride, or fought corruption with his fists? Find out in these captivating Old Time Radio programs.
Join Munford, a water molecule, on a journey through the American Revolution! Discover history and science as Munford flows through key events like the Boston Tea Party, Valley Forge, and the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Join Munford, the adventurous water molecule, as he journeys through the Klondike Gold Rush! Explore the rugged paths to gold, from Seattle to Dawson City, learn panning techniques, and uncover science and history.
Travel with Munford, the water molecule, on Lewis & Clark's epic journey! Explore the wild frontier, meet Native tribes, battle a grizzly, and celebrate Sacagawea’s guidance—all while learning about water's fascinating forms.
Join Munford, the water molecule, on Robert Fulton's quest to build the first steamboat! Discover his art, experiments, and triumph with "Fulton’s Folly" while learning about water's transformations.
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Introduce young children to Bible stories tailored for ages 5-9, retold with literary charm. Perfect for young listeners exploring these timeless tales.
Ralph Conway's thrilling journey takes him from Caribbean adventures to the Battle of Waterloo, fighting alongside Wellington against Napoleon. A tale of war, survival, and history.
Dive into the epic history of ancient Israel, from Abraham to Queen Esther, in a vibrant audio drama! Enhanced with music, effects, and drama, this 8-hour journey brings Josephus’s work to life.
Set in 1850s Argentina, Out on the Pampas follows the Hardy family as they join British settlers seeking a new life. They face challenges like building, farming, and defending against native attacks. Inspired by G.A. Henty's own children.
The Ozzie and Harriet radio show starred Ozzie and Harriet Nelson, their sons David and Ricky, and their witty neighbor "Thorny." This beloved family sitcom aired from 1944 to 1954 with 402 episodes. Enjoy 30 classic episodes that capture the charm.
December 7, 1941—“a day that will live in infamy.” Experience the shock of the Pearl Harbor attack through live radio broadcasts as history unfolds. Hear breaking news, updates interrupting a football game, and real-time reactions.
Jim Hodges Audio Books presents James Otis's Colonial America Series, bringing history to life for children. These audiobooks explore the daily lives of colonists, focusing on facts over fiction.
Set during the French Revolution, The Storming of the Bastille follows Harry Sandwith, a young Englishman who protects a French family during the Reign of Terror. Facing guillotines and danger, Harry rescues the daughters from death and escapes.
Join Robin Hood and his merry band in Howard Pyle's The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood. This classic tale follows the legendary outlaw, Little John, Friar Tuck, and Maid Marion as they outwit the Sheriff of Nottingham, steal from the rich.
Year: 1659. Stranded on a desert island for 28 years, face cannibals, mutineers, goats, crops, and spiritual awakenings in Robinson Crusoe. A timeless tale of survival and faith.
Date: 1853. Neil Thompson is shanghaied aboard the Dumfries, a tea clipper bound for China. Befriended by missionary Hudson Taylor, he faces unexpected challenges with friendship and faith.
Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce star as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson in The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Download 30 classic radio episodes (1943–1946) featuring their iconic performances.
Explore this unique Henty collection featuring brave heroes and sentimental tales like The Plague Ship, with a strong female lead. These stories, from boys' magazines, show a different side of Henty’s work.
In 1520, 15-year-old Karl Schumacher becomes Martin Luther’s servant and joins him on a perilous journey to the Imperial Council in Worms. With spies, night riders, and danger at every turn, Karl must decide who to trust as Luther's life hangs in the
Set during the French Wars of Religion (1570-72), St. Bartholomew’s Eve follows Phillip Fletcher, who joins the Huguenots’ fight for freedom. Amid battles, bravery, and betrayal, Phillip’s skills lead him to heroism before returning to England.
Stories of the Pilgrims shares the Pilgrims' journey from England to the New World, featuring the Brewster children and their adventures. Perfect for families to enjoy together before Thanksgiving, it brings history to life in story form.
“Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Superman! Yes, it’s Superman—a strange visitor from the planet Krypton who came to Earth with powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men.
Meet ten courageous girls from history! From Clara Barton on Civil War battlefields to Ida Lewis saving lives at sea, their faith and bravery inspire. Ten Girls From History offers godly role models for girls and parents alike.
In The House on the Cliff, Frank and Joe Hardy investigate a cliffside house tied to a smuggling case their father is working on. When Fenton Hardy vanishes, the boys brave haunted caves to face the smugglers and unravel the mystery.
In The Secret of the Old Mill, Frank and Joe Hardy investigate counterfeit money after being scammed with fake bills. Clues lead to the old mill and dangerous encounters. Can they solve the case in time?
In The Tower Treasure, Frank and Joe Hardy, sons of detective Fenton Hardy, tackle their first case. As high school students, they chase down clues, face robberies, and uncover the truth behind the mysterious tower treasure.
Curly Roddy had survived as an orphan in London, living on the streets and mastering petty crimes. When he plans to rob a church’s orphanage fund, he faces more trouble than expected. Will George Müller offer redemption or a harsh punishment.
Todd Wilson, father of eight and former pastor, writes Christ-centered Christmas stories filled with humor and realness. His annual Christmas stories, recorded here, reflect his heart for encouraging families across the country.
Eleven-year-old Niwa, from Ecuador’s Huaorani tribe, is outlawed after angering another tribe. When missionaries drop gifts from a plane, Niwa hopes to make peace, but a lie threatens the lives of the outsiders. Can Niwa stop the killing in time?
Fourteen-year-old John Knight finds adventure in India, but things take a serious turn when he learns a young girl, Jewel, is being forced into a child marriage. John must decide if he can save her before it's too late
The Lone Ranger, with his horse Silver and loyal companion Tonto, fights for justice in the early West. His daring deeds and unwavering courage make him a timeless champion of law and order. The Lone Ranger rides again!
In 1535, Sarah Pointz, daughter of an English merchant in Belgium, must smuggle Tyndale’s New Testament to Anne Boleyn to save William Tyndale from execution. If she fails, her family faces grave danger.
In The Coral Island, three Christian boys shipwrecked in the South Pacific rely on faith, courage, and wisdom to outsmart pirates and cannibals. R.M. Ballantyne’s adventure stories, emphasizing Christian character, inspired countless readers.
In 1380, Venice faces its greatest challenge yet from Hungary, Padua, and Genoa. Amid intrigue and treachery, Francis Hammond’s strength and manliness help him navigate the perilous situation, showcasing his bravery in the splendor of Venice.
In 1812, during Napoleon's invasion of Russia, two brothers, Frank and Julian, find themselves on opposite sides. After Napoleon’s army defeats the Russians but fails to secure victory, the brothers reunite in Moscow under unexpected circumstances.
Set in 1812 Yorkshire, this tale follows the Luddite Society, formed due to the hardships caused by machinery and the Napoleonic Wars. The story’s focus is on the hero, who faces a life trial and ultimately triumphs through the fray.
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson is a thrilling pirate adventure with treasure maps, double-crosses, and the unforgettable Long John Silver. It’s known for its action, memorable characters, and swashbuckling atmosphere.
It focuses on the personalities, character traits, and family histories of the men who shaped America, offering a unique perspective beyond traditional history texts. It's a great addition to any audio library honoring the nation's founders.
Set during the American Revolution (1775-1783), this Henty novel retells key events like Lexington, Bunker Hill, and Yorktown from the English perspective, offering insight into how they viewed the American triumph that inspired the world.
Jem learns the Midas mine is out of gold. Will, the owner's son, says the only way to save it is by blasting deeper, but the nearby abandoned mine, worked by the Chinese, must be reclaimed for an air shaft, sparking conflict with Jem’s sheriff pa.
Uncle Wiggily, a kind "bunny gentleman," helps animals and kids with clever solutions. His adventures, with Nurse Jane and friends, bring warmth, humor, and timeless fun, delighting readers since the early 20th century.
In 1990, Jim Brewster's bedtime “Uncle Rocky, Fireman” stories delighted his sons with sirens, truck sounds, and playful motions. Each story ends with Uncle Rocky’s joyful “Glad to do it!” Perfect for fun, wholesome listening.
History comes alive with real stories of people like George Washington crossing the Delaware, bold Americans facing Barbary pirates, and Andrew Jackson's victory at New Orleans. Perfect for students 10+ and adults.
In 1660s London, Cyril inherits only a title after his father's death. Facing war, plague, and the Great Fire, he bravely thwarts thieves, aids in battles, and survives the Plague to reclaim his family's lost estates.
Set in 1190, this tale follows Cuthbert de Lance, a Norman-Saxon hero, on the 3rd Crusade. As King Richard's page, his valor and resourcefulness lead to daring escapes and pivotal moments in the Crusades.
Set in the 1860s Civil War, this story follows young Vincent Wingfield as he navigates plantation life and war. It offers a European perspective on slavery, state rights, and key battles, with insights into Robert E. Lee's leadership.
Set during the French and Indian War, this tale captures the 1750s-60s conflicts in North America, including key battles at Fort Duquesne, Ticonderoga, and Quebec. It highlights skirmishes between English settlers and French forces with their Native
Won by the Sword" follows Hector Campbell, a young Scottish aide to General Turenne, through the Thirty Years' War. Packed with battles, escapes, and honors, it vividly portrays France's role in this turbulent era.
In 1066, Harold Godwinson becomes King of England, sparking William of Normandy's challenge. Follow Wulf of Steyning through Welsh wars, Stamford Bridge, and Hastings, showcasing loyalty and honor during a pivotal time.
You Are There” brings history to life with vivid radio dramatizations! Travel to 1492 and beyond as reporters “cover” major events. Historically accurate and immersive storytelling at its best.
"You Are There" brings history to life with immersive radio dramatizations. Featuring "live" reports from events like 1492's voyages or the Battle of Gettysburg, it combines authentic dialogue, historical accuracy, and engaging storytelling.
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An action-packed historical novel set during the 100 Years' War (1337-1453), featuring the battles of Cressy and Poitiers, the Black Death, and peasant uprisings. Follow Walter Somers’ rise from apprentice to squire and confidant of the Black Prince.
