Have to admit I've never heard of the "Kawartha Time Machine" before. It's an online oldies station which I believe is based in Peterborough and it comes with a difference. In addition to playing the usual hits from the past, it also has shows dedicated to the Big Band, Standards and the Swing era, salutes classic country, plays old time radio shows and comedy records, airs classic radio and TV commercials and even occasionally puts on restored airchecks from the glory days of CHEX, CKPT and CKLY in Lindsay. 

There's even a show dedicated to pioneer DJ Alan Freed.

Here's how it describes its mission.

But now it's going one step further, arranging a deal to replay classic OHL games involving the Peterborough Petes, contests that haven't been heard on the radio since they were first aired decades ago. The idea is not just nostalgia but to give listeners a chance to hear about some now famous NHLers who've since graduated to the big time back before they were household names. 

One of the games goes back to 1979, while another is against the Marlies in 1986. 

It's not surprising it would go there - the guy who runs the site is the arena announcer for the Petes.  

Historic Petes games to air on Kawartha Time Machine online radio station

Curious to hear what it sounds like? You can find it here.