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Shep was on the radio for over 30 years.
Although he was involved with writing books, movies, and countless magazine stories, this is the medium from which many of his fans remember him. Most notably for the WOR New York Years.

 

Guest Appearances
on other Radio Shows

Radio Stations
~1938-39 WJOB Hammond Indiana - High School sports commentary
1948 WCKY Cincinnati - Announcer
1948 WKRC Cincinnati
1948-1951 WSAI Cincinnati
April 4, 1951-  January 24, 1953 KYW Philadelphia 
1953 - 1954? WLW Cincinnati
February 26, 1955 to April 1, 1977 WOR New York
1971-1984

NPR Radio

1974?

NBC Radio

1977 -79?

CBS Radio

Paying the Bills


Shep's 'favorite' part of the show was the commercials.
He always considered them an unnecessary interruption
 to his train of thought and flow of material and many times commented so.

 

Radio Section Credits

Special thanks to Lowell Thelin for his endless hours searching NY Times microfilm for a large portion of the New York time schedules.
The NPR information was provided courtesy of Art Silverman.
The information regarding his Cincinnati radio days was extracted from a posting by Jack Rothwell on the Old Radio Network.

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