"The Adventures of Marco Polo" is an Australian BBC radio show produced by George Edwards, first aired in 1940. The 52-episode serial, told in 15-minute episodes, follows the journey of Marco Polo, one of three explorers who reached Mongolia and interacted with Kublai Khan. The show's riveting narrative and suspenseful cliffhangers captivated audiences.

The series was adapted for radio by Maurice Francis, based on the original book, and starred well-known Australian radio personnel such as Edwards and his wife Nell Stirling, along with Tom Farley, Warren Barry, and Eric Scott. Known for its excellent storytelling that prioritized action over dialogue, the show gained rave reviews and was repeatedly syndicated throughout the 1940s and 1950s, becoming popular not only in Australia, but also in international markets.