Recollections at 30 is a special radio show created by the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) in the mid-1950s to celebrate its 30th anniversary. The show takes listeners on a nostalgic journey through the early days of radio, revisiting memorable moments from the 1930s. With 45 episodes aired between June 20, 1956, and May 1, 1957, audiences were treated to a mix of radio events, stars, songs, sports, and special events from that era.

Featuring a diverse range of performances from beloved stars like Sophie Tucker, Al Jolson, Red Skelton, and Judy Garland, Recollections at 30 offers a unique look back at iconic shows such as Vic and Sade, Bergen and McCarthy, and Lights Out. In addition, the show encouraged listeners to write in and request old broadcasts, sharing and contextualizing them for a new audience.

Hosted by H. V. Kaltenborn in its audition show and announced by Ed Herlihy during its run, Recollections at 30 is a fascinating window into the golden age of radio, inviting listeners to reconnect with the past and experience the excitement and charm of 1930s programming.