The radio program spun off from the TV show of the day, but instead of having a deal for stories with the entire SFLA, it exclusively aired stories from Galaxy, including at least one time travel story, H.L. Gold’s “The Old Die Rich” on 26 Mar 1953.
This is your host, Omentor, saying, “Hello.” I’d like to take a little trip to another century, just name your choice: You can go back through the years as far as you’d like or forward to the future and visit civilizations as yet unknown. Fantastic? Not if you use the proper vehicle, which in this case is a time machine. What’s that? Where do you find a time machine? Well, I found one in a remarkable story from Galaxy magazine.

Variants

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  1. Tales of Tomorrow, hosted as by Omentor.
    2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . written by Raymond E. Johnson as by Omentor