Lowell Thomas

Lowell Thomas was an American journalist, author, and broadcaster, born on April 6, 1892, in Woodington, Ohio. He gained fame in the early 20th century for his captivating travelogues and radio broadcasts, which brought the beauty of the world to the homes of many. His adventurous spirit led him to cover significant events, such as the exploration of the Middle East and the life of T.E. Lawrence, which he popularized in his book "With Lawrence in Arabia." His engaging storytelling style and keen observations made him a beloved figure in American media.

Throughout his career, Thomas produced a wealth of content, from books to documentaries, often intertwining his love for adventure with his gift for narrative. He was also a pioneer in the world of film and radio, helping to shape how stories were told and consumed in the 20th century. If you're curious about the world as seen through Thomas's eyes, take a moment to explore his works in this app; you're likely to find a treasure trove of stories that inspire wanderlust and curiosity.

Lowell Thomas Final Broadcast CBS Radio

Read by Dennis Daily


Lowell Thomas



Join veteran announcer Dennis Daily as he presents newscaster Lowell Thomas's final newscast, broadcast on the CBS Radio Network on May 14, …

Count Luckner, The Sea Devil


Lowell Thomas



Count Felix von Luckner, German naval war officer of World War One, through the words of Lowell Thomas, relates his adventures at sea as a y…