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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 3 MIN

STATIC WAX | "The Sound Of The Old Man's Cane"

from Retro Radio: Old Time Radio in the Dark · host Darren Marlar

What if a classic radio story became a song — in the time it takes place? Static Wax reimagines featured RetroRadio stories as songs from their era."The Sound of the Old Man's Cane" is a 1930s-style big band number inspired by Dead Walk at Night, an episode of Inner Sanctum Mysteries originally broadcast on September 20, 1942. The story follows a man who murders his blind uncle to claim his inheritance and escape a life of servitude — only to find that the dead don't stay silent, and the sound of a tapping cane follows him long after the old man is gone. Static Wax from Weird Darkness Retro Radio brings old radio drama back to life through original songs written in the musical style of the era each story takes place in. Every song is a standalone journey into a different time and a different tale.  This one takes you to the 1930s — and into a darkened hallway where something is coming down the stairs.

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