Your Social Security (1940) | Classic Public Service Radio Program | Vintage Educational Broadcast

Discover this fascinating public service program "Your Social Security" from 1940.
This vintage educational radio broadcast provides insight into how the relatively new
Social Security program was explained to Americans during its early years, just five
years after the Social Security Act of 1935.

"Your Social Security" represents the important role radio played in public education
and government communication during the 1940s. These programs helped millions of
Americans understand their benefits, rights, and responsibilities under the new
social insurance system. This episode captures the clear, authoritative presentation
style characteristic of wartime-era public service broadcasting.

These preserved broadcasts serve as valuable historical documents, offering insight
into American social policy, government communication methods, and the evolution of
the Social Security system. Perfect for historians, policy enthusiasts, old time
radio collectors, and anyone interested in American social history and vintage public
service broadcasting.

This episode has been digitally restored and enhanced for improved audio quality
while maintaining the authentic character of the original 1940 broadcast.

Originally broadcast in 1940.