WWII/1940s radio broadcast CD

I have one of those repro Crosley radios and would love to find a CD that had a well organized compilation of news, music, and commercials from the Golden Era so I could run it through the radio and relax in the Golden Era ambiance.

I'm not too .wav or computer music savvy so I really don't know how to even make one myself. I'm sure there are a zillion resouces out there but it'd possibly be easier for me to just buy one from somebody.

I'm the kind of guy who can dress in my WWII khakis, sit in Grandma's chair, surround myself with Golden Era items and relax and relieve the stressors of this post 1940s life. If I had the music coming from a period style radio instead of from a hidden 21st centry sound device it'd be perfect. I don't need "Calgon, Take Me Away", I just need Golden Era Music!

I'd love to have something similar to a series of daily broadcasts just like it was then.

Dismuke has a great Live 365 broadcast but I need to pipe it into my Crosley. I can't record computer music streams.

Any suggestions?

You can get a small transmitter from several places that you can plug into one of the sound output jacks of your computer:

http://www.oldtimeradioprograms.com/transmitters/am3000.html

http://antiqueradio.org/transmitter.htm

http://www.hobbytron.com/R-AM-1.html

Or you can buy pre recorded CD's of Oldtime radio programs, most large bookstores usually have them for sale, or:

http://www.radiospirits.com/

Also, if you are using a modern repro radio, you can get an FM transmitter as well:

http://www.ccrane.com/radios/fm-transmitters/index.aspx

http://www.ccrane.com/radios/fm-transmitters/fm-transmitter.aspx

Well, I work at a radio station and we have several shows in which pieces of vintage news, etc is used by the DJs. There are really great CDs you can get, everything from music to radio programs or even the old mysteries. I think there are even certain places you can purchase these from. Not sure if you could find a "mix" like you mentioned. Of course there are all the online sites where much of this is public domain and free. Someone could make a mix for you. What exactly are you looking for and which years? I might be able to help.