Red Rider refers to the well-known radio adaptation of a fictional cowboy character named Red Ryder. The Blue Network  began broadcasting it on February 3, 1942. Brad Brown was the show's producer, while Paul Franklin served as the writer as and director. Several actors took the role Red Ryder during the show’s entire run-- from 1942 to 1944, it was Reed Hadley, in 1945 it was Carlton KaDell, and from 1946-1951, Brooke Temple assumed the role. Other stars included in the were Horace Murphy as Red’s sidekick Buckskin, and Arthur Q. Bryan as Roland "Rawhide" Rolinson.

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