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Every Stupid Potato channel at once, shuffled around the clock: westerns and private eyes, old-time comedy, spooky songs, vintage TV and commercials, Saturday-morning cartoons and holiday cheer.

About All Mixed Up

All Mixed Up is Stupid Potato's everything channel: every Stupid Potato station shuffled into one free 24/7 stream. Old time radio westerns and private eyes, classic radio comedy, suspense and science fiction, spooky songs, vintage TV commercials and theme songs, Saturday-morning cartoons and Christmas cheer all take turns, so the next thing you hear could be Gunsmoke, a Cap'n Crunch ad or Bing Crosby. Listen free online, with no account and no app.

Think of it as channel surfing across a century of American broadcasting. A complete episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar or The Jack Benny Program might be followed by a 1950s Brylcreem jingle, the "Monster Mash" or a Space Patrol adventure. All Mixed Up draws only on what the other Stupid Potato channels already play, so everything here was picked for one of them, and it takes in new channels automatically as they launch.

All Mixed Up is the easiest way to find the Stupid Potato channel you like best. When something grabs you, its home channel has more of it: Dry Gulch for westerns, Gumshoe for detectives, Laugh Track for comedy, The Midnight Exchange for suspense, Signal From Tomorrow for science fiction, The Night Shift for Halloween, Don't Touch That Dial for retro TV, Saturday Mornings for cartoons and Santa's North Pole Radio for Christmas.

What you’ll hear

Where to start

Gunsmoke on the radio

CBS Radio, 1952-1961. With William Conrad, Parley Baer, Howard McNear, Sam Edwards, Lawrence Dobkin, Virginia Gregg.

Have Gun, Will Travel on the radio

CBS Radio, 1958-1960. With John Dehner, Ben Wright, Virginia Gregg.

Frontier Gentleman on the radio

CBS Radio, 1958. With John Dehner, Virginia Gregg, Joseph Kearns, Stacy Harris.

Tales of the Texas Rangers on the radio

NBC Radio, 1950-1952. With Joel McCrea, Tony Barrett, Virginia Gregg, Lurene Tuttle.

The Six Shooter on the radio

NBC Radio, 1953-1954. With James Stewart, Virginia Gregg, William Conrad, Howard McNear, Parley Baer.

Fort Laramie on the radio

CBS Radio, 1956. With Raymond Burr, Old Bedlam, General William T. Sherman.

Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar on the radio

CBS Radio, 1949-1962. With Bob Bailey, Edmond O'Brien, John Lund, Charles Russell, Dick Powell, Mandel Kramer.

Let George Do It on the radio

Mutual-Don Lee, 1946-1954. With Bob Bailey, Virginia Gregg, Frances Robinson, Joseph Kearns, Olan Soule, Ken Christy.

Boston Blackie on the radio

NBC (1944); Ziv syndication on Mutual and ABC (1945-1950), 1944-1950. With Chester Morris, Richard Lane, Jan Miner, Lesley Woods, Harlow Wilcox.

Broadway Is My Beat on the radio

CBS, 1949-1954. With Larry Thor, Anthony Ross, Jack Kruschen.

Nick Carter, Master Detective on the radio

Mutual, 1943-1955. With Lon Clark, Charlotte Manson, Leon Janney.

Richard Diamond, Private Detective on the radio

NBC, ABC, CBS, 1949-1953. With Dick Powell, Virginia Gregg, Ed Begley, Arthur Q. Bryan, Alan Reed, Blake Edwards.

The Adventures of Philip Marlowe on the radio

NBC (1947), CBS (1948-1951), 1947-1951. With Gerald Mohr, Van Heflin, Jeff Corey, William Conrad, Raymond Chandler.

The Adventures of Sam Spade on the radio

ABC, CBS and NBC Radio, 1946-1951. With Howard Duff, Lurene Tuttle, William Spier, Stephen Dunne, Jerry Hausner, Dashiell Hammett.

Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator on the radio

NBC Radio, 1951-1955. With William Gargan, Elspeth Eric, Arnold Moss, Parley Baer, Howard McNear, Betty Lou Gerson.

Box 13 on the radio

Syndicated (Mayfair Transcriptions), 1947-1949. With Alan Ladd, Edmund MacDonald, Betty Lou Gerson, Frank Lovejoy.

Pat Novak, for Hire on the radio

ABC (West Coast regional 1946-47, network 1949), 1946-1949. With Jack Webb, Raymond Burr, Tudor Owen, William Conrad, George Fenneman, Virginia Gregg.

Candy Matson, YUkon 2-8209 on the radio

NBC (West Coast), 1949-1951. With Radio City, Dudley Manlove, Helen Kleeb, Dorothy Warenskjold, Tudor Owen.

The Jack Benny Program on the radio

NBC / CBS Radio, 1932-1955. With Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone, Eddie Anderson, Phil Harris, Dennis Day, Mel Blanc.

Fibber McGee and Molly on the radio

NBC Radio, 1935-1959. With Harold Peary, Bill Thompson, Gale Gordon, Arthur Q. Bryan.

The Burns and Allen Show on the radio

CBS / NBC Radio, 1932-1950. With Gracie Allen, Bea Benaderet, Meredith Willson, Mel Blanc.

Our Miss Brooks on the radio

CBS Radio, 1948-1957. With Eve Arden, Gale Gordon, Jeff Chandler, Richard Crenna, Gloria McMillan, Robert Rockwell.

The Great Gildersleeve on the radio

NBC, 1941-1958. With Harold Peary, Willard Waterman, Lillian Randolph, Lurene Tuttle, Mary Lee Robb, Richard Crenna.

The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show on the radio

NBC, 1948-1954. With Phil Harris, Alice Faye, Elliott Lewis, Gale Gordon.

Abbott and Costello on the radio

NBC, ABC, 1942-1949. With Bud Abbott, Joe Kirk, Elvia Allman, Connie Haines, Mel Blanc, George Fenneman.

Duffy's Tavern on the radio

CBS, NBC Blue, NBC, 1941-1951. With Ed Gardner, Shirley Booth, Charlie Cantor, Florence Halop, Alan Reed.

The Life of Riley on the radio

Blue Network/ABC, NBC, 1944-1951. With William Bendix, Paula Winslowe, Hans Conried, Alan Reed, Scotty Beckett, Mel Blanc.

The Fred Allen Show on the radio

CBS / NBC, 1932-1949. With Fred Allen, Portland Hoffa, Kenny Delmar, Minerva Pious, Alan Reed, Jimmy Wallington.

Vic and Sade on the radio

NBC / CBS / Mutual, 1932-1946. With Bernardine Flynn, Bill Idelson.

My Friend Irma on the radio

CBS Radio, 1947-1954. With Marie Wilson, Cathy Lewis, Hans Conried, Alan Reed, Leif Erickson.

The Bickersons on the radio

NBC Radio / CBS Radio, 1946-1951. With Don Ameche, Frances Langford, Danny Thomas, Marvin Miller, Lew Parker, Carmen Dragon.

Lum and Abner on the radio

NBC, Mutual, CBS, ABC, 1931-1954. With Chester Lauck, Norris Goff, Lurene Tuttle.

The Halls of Ivy on the radio

NBC Radio, 1950-1952. With Ronald Colman, Willard Waterman, Gale Gordon.

Every All Mixed Up episode: the full list, with air dates and stories

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Questions

Is there one station that plays all kinds of old-time radio?

Yes. All Mixed Up shuffles westerns, detective shows, comedy, suspense and science fiction from radio's golden age with vintage TV commercials and holiday music, free and live 24 hours a day at stupidpotato.com.

Does All Mixed Up have a podcast?

No, All Mixed Up is a live stream only. For podcasts, subscribe to the individual channels, such as Dry Gulch, Gumshoe or Laugh Track, or to the daily shows like Boomer Mix and The Night Shift.

Can I listen to just one kind of show?

Yes. Each kind of show here has its own channel at stupidpotato.com: Dry Gulch (westerns), Gumshoe (private eyes), Laugh Track (comedy), The Midnight Exchange (suspense), Signal From Tomorrow (science fiction) and more.

Is All Mixed Up free?

Yes. All Mixed Up is free, live around the clock: no sign-up, no app and no subscription. Potato Plus is optional and never required.

Do I need an account or an app for All Mixed Up?

No. It is an internet radio channel, live 24 hours a day: press Listen live, no sign-up and no app needed.

Are there ads on All Mixed Up?

No modern ads, and we promise none until Valentine's Day 2027 (February 14). Nothing breaks into the show to sell you something you never asked for. Any commercials you hear are the original sponsor spots that aired with the broadcast.

Who makes All Mixed Up?

All Mixed Up is a Stupid Potato channel (https://stupidpotato.com/), made by Stupid Potato Studios and powered by MonsterCast. The other channels and the Stupid Potato cartoons are at https://stupidpotato.com/.