Video killed the radio star

I've just found an old 1930's valve radio in the garage and it brought back some memories for me of my childhood listening to the radio with a mug of cocoa in my hand just before bedtime.
The Clitheroe kid, Educating Archie, The Billy Cotton Band-show, Journey into Space, The Goon Show and Two-way Family Favourites on a Sunday lunchtime and Radio Luxembourg and later...Radio Caroline.
What do you remember from those radio days ?

I remember my mother having an old radio during and after the war (my dad was away in Burma) which ran off an acid accumulator. It became my job to carry the glass accumulator about 300 yards to a bicycle shop to get it re-charged. My earliest TV memories are Muffin the Mule and the interval films like the potters wheel and the tide ebbing or flowing plus of course, years later, the test card which arrived in the 60's when colour TV was launched.

We originally had a Marconi 9" but I was told the Queen had a Phillips 9".

Most of the ones already mentioned along with:

Radio:
Take It From Here.
Children's Hour with Uncle Mac.
Listen With Mother.
Jennings and Darbyshire.
TV:
Bill and Ben.
Yogi Bear.
Champion The Wonder Horse.
Whirlybirds.
Cannonball.

My mother could rely on me being at home from 6:45 to 7:00 each week-day evening to listen to Dick Barton Special Agent.  I was sad when it stopped in 1951.

I think some lonely housewives left it running all day long heh. Yes I was an accumulator runner in my youth too!