Orson Welles is arguably the greatest figure in 20th century drama, revolutionizing film, broadcasting and the Broadway stage all before his 26th birthday. Welles first found national fame on the radio, as the voice of The Shadow, and as the director and star of "The War of the Worlds, " the most famous broadcast of all time. Radio Spirits and the Smithsonian Institution proudly present eight classic radio broadcasts that helped define Welles as one of the most prominent figures in American entertainment history.