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When Amos ‘n’ Andy first came to radio in 1928, no one realized what a truly popular radio show would be like. Businesses everywhere felt the sting if they did not have a radio so that their patrons would not miss an episode. From a modern perspective the show seems racially insensitive because it is based on a pair of white actors playing “black-faced” parts. However, for the time it was just considered great entertainment. Click here to read more about Amos And Andy Show

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Please enjoy these 332 old time radio episodes:

Air Date	Title	Synopsis
01.15.1929	checking things out	+ One of the very early episodes of Amos and Andy originally broadcast in 1929, whilst very audible ...
01.14.1929	the efficiency expert	+ Maisie's been in show business since she was a skinny little kid, and show business is why I look ...
07.17.1928	is everyone in your family as dumb as you is
07.17.1928	the presidential election
N/A	two different people	+ The Kingfish and his wife Sapphire and her mother planned on spending a month’s vacation in mamm...
N/A	promo billy murray and walter scanlon
N/A	auditions for 30 min series

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I like Amos and Andy

Dennis

I remember watching them on tv.....love these old shows.....they don't make they like this any more.....loved watching it....

Gail

Hilarious old time radio.

Bob

Loved that show!

Pam

Loved that show.

Evelyn

Terrific show.

Joseph

Great show

Bob

Amos & Andy

Mike

It was Great show. I love this show, very funny.

Lee

Love this show

kerry

very funny show the actors did a great job the show was funny also

Steven

hilarious!!!!!

patrick bonner

"Amos and Andy," a radio and television show from the 1920s to the 1950s, was popular and considered humorous at the time. "Amos and Andy" used racial stereotypes and offensive depictions of African Americans, which are no longer considered acceptable by many people today. The show perpetuated harmful myths about black people, presenting them as lazy, dishonest, and unintelligent. This type of representation is considered offensive and has contributed to negative stereotypes that continue to harm African American communities. In addition, the use of blackface and racial slurs in the show is considered deeply insensitive and has led many people to view "Amos and Andy" as being in poor taste.

Buford