Select Radio Credits
- The Laughing Woman (1939)
- Interference (1939) – the first episode of Australia's version of Lux Theatre of the Air
- Men in White (1939)
- The Daughter of the Dragon (1939)
- Night Nurse (1939)
- Mutiny on the Bounty (1941)
- Mr Deeds Comes to Town (1941)
- The Laughing Woman (1946) – reprise of his performance for which Finch won the 1946 Macquarie Award for Best Male Actor on Australian radio
- Such Men Are Dangerous (1946) as Czar Paul I
- Crime and Punishment (1946) as Raskolnikov
- Redemption (1946) by Tolstoy – Finch won the 1947 Macquarie Award for Best Male Actor on Australian radio
- When You Come Home (1946)
- Big Sister (1946)
- Crossroads of Life (1946)
- Man of Destiny (1948)
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