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The War of the Worlds Broadcast: The Night America Thought Martians Had Invaded
It was the night before Halloween, 1938, when Orson Welles broadcast The War of The Worlds live from a CBS studio at 485 Madison Avenue in New York City. Despite several notices that the broadcast was not real, some listeners didn’t realize it was fictional, and thought that aliens were actually invading Earth. The radio drama was based on the 1898 novel The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells. The program was structured as a series of breaking news bulletins. The production was
Abby Brenker
Oct 233 min read


The History of Outlaw Elmer McCurdy
McCurdy was an American Outlaw, but that’s not why he’s famous. After his death, his corpse went on to live in infamy.
Abby Brenker
Jun 22, 20253 min read
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