Church Remote, Female Cretins on a Bus / Shep's birthday, Army - Climbing Poles, Air Show
1972
WOR Show
Pilfered Passwords
1973
WOR Show
FNA, PBA, LTVA, and Dial a Boss
1975
WOR Show
Flick's New Tires
1984
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NPR - All Things Considered - Tropical Storm Aftermath: Sanibel Island (3:15)
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December 5, 2010
'Christmas Story' kids come 'home'
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'Christmas Story' kids come 'home'
By Lauri Harvey Keagle
HAMMOND | No one got their tongue stuck to a flagpole, but the spirit of "A Christmas Story" was alive and well Saturday in Hammond as three of the film's child actors helped usher in the holiday season.
December 2, 2010
WONDERS
More never before released Jean Shepherd
"Radio Again" has released a new set of 8 Jean Shepherd syndicated shows called "Wonders" in its continuing series. To date 48 other shows have been released from the collection of shows Shep had recorded especially for syndication, but which never aired.
EPISODES: Jackdaw, Dillinger, Singing and Song, Things Used to be Better, The Mountain King, History is All Around Us, Transplanted in Time, Wonders
November 27, 2010
The Ultimate Fantastic Christmas Gift
Friends Magazine
This short story appeared in 'Friends' - a magazine published for Chevrolet as a dealer give-away subscription.
November 14, 2010
Sept 1945 Article
Laying Wire
One of the Army stories told by Shep involved the laying of telephone wire from the back of a plane. Here's a story about that very type of exercise which appeared in Popular Mechanics in 1945.
Thanks to John Edwards.
November 9, 2010
Max at work
Mass Backwards ends WBAI run
End of an Era
After over 20 years, WBAI, through a massive reshuffling of its program schedues, has decided to cut the Mass Backwards program. Highlighting, old time radio drama, Jean Shepherd reruns, and very LOUD music, Max has entertained us over the years with his unique style of humor and occasional outbursts when failed studio equipment would take its toll on his patience.
His 7:00 Sunday evening show, "The Golden Age of Radio" will continue and perhaps some of the Jean Shepherd material will find its way onto the schedule every so often. But alas, the 'scratchy record review' is banished to Max's locker until another day.
I'm sure Shep fans are forever grateful for the years he has kept Shep in our ears, and between "The Golden Age of Radio" and his Saturday morning internet broadcast of the same name on Yesterdayusa.com at 11:00 am, he will continue to do so.
