Rocky Jordan in "A Man Named Jordan." ep1 & ep2 #oldtimeradio

Step back in time with this rare gem from the golden age of radio! In this special presentation, we bring you Episodes 1 and 2 of "A Man Named Jordan," the intriguing predecessor to the beloved "Rocky Jordan" series, aired consecutively for your listening pleasure. Originally broadcast in 1945 on the CBS West Coast network, this serialized detective drama introduces Rocky Jordan, portrayed by Jack Moyles, as the tough, quick-witted American owner of the Café Tambourine in exotic Istanbul, Turkey.
In Episode 1, dive into Rocky's world as he navigates the shadowy streets of Istanbul, where danger and opportunity collide. The story kicks off with a thrilling cliffhanger, setting the stage for a tale of adventure and intrigue. Episode 2 picks up right where the first leaves off, pulling you deeper into Rocky's battle against smugglers, war criminals, and the ever-present allure of profit in a city teeming with secrets. With authentic soundscapes, vivid storytelling, and a nod to wartime tensions, these episodes showcase radio at its finest.
Only two episodes of "A Man Named Jordan" are known to survive, making this a must-listen for old-time radio fans and newcomers alike. If you love "Casablanca"-style mysteries with a hard-boiled edge, you’re in for a treat! Hit play and join Rocky Jordan as he takes on the underworld—one cliffhanger at a time. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share for more classic radio adventures on WolveMarine!
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Rocky Jordan Old Time Radio shows are in my top 5 maybe top three of my all time favorites in the #otrvisualradio category. I can put myself in Kiro, Egypt running my moderately successful bar in a always beautiful sometimes deadly land where ka***** sometimes are and sometimes are wanted. So feed and water your camel then come inside. So we can catch the 1st two episodes of Rocky Jordan.

Original Air Date: January 8, 1945 (Episode 1 start date for the series)
Starring: Jack Moyles as Rocky Jordan

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