Radio dramas are audio performances that tell stories through dialogue, sound effects, and music, without the use of visuals. They were especially popular in the early to mid-20th century, providing entertainment to listeners through their imagination. These productions can cover various genres, including mystery, comedy, and science fiction. Often broadcast on radio stations, they allow audiences to experience narratives in a unique way, relying solely on auditory elements to convey emotions and settings. Today, many podcasts and online platforms continue the tradition of radio dramas, reaching new audiences.