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Radio 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.

Preservation and dating of old shows

Radio Stations

Radio Station Timeline

•	WWAE - 1200 AM - Hammond Indiana 1936-?
•	WJOB - 1230 AM - Hammond Indiana 1945-?
•	WTOD - 1560 AM - Toledo, Ohio 1946
•	WSAI - 1360 AM - Cincinnati, Ohio January 28, 1947 - January 10, 1948 and July 1, 1949 - March 31, 1951
•	WCKY - 1530 AM - Cincinnati, Ohio March 1, 1948 to October 18, 1948
•	WKRC - 550 AM - Cincinnati, Ohio November 1, 1948 - March 9, 1949
•	KYW - 1060 AM - Philadelphia, PA April 4, 1951- March 4, 1953
•	WLW - 700 AM - Cincinnati, Ohio Approx 5-1-1953 until sometime around 9-25-1954(?)
•	WOR - 710 AM - New York Feb 26, 1955 to April 1, 1977
•	ABC Network - ALMOST! 1956
•	NPR Radio - 1971 - 1984
•	NBC Radio - 1974?
•	CBS Radio - 1977-1979?

Paying the Bills - Sponsors

Guest Appearances

Radio Events

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.

Quite often Shep appeared on other Radio Shows, such as Long John Nebel, usually to promote his books or other works.

Misc Radio Related Events

Radio Syndication

Many efforts were made over the years by Shep and others to place shows into syndication.

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.
	Thanks to Steve Glazer for his research of the radio years and much more.

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"Can you imagine 4,000 years passing, and you're not even a memory?
Think about it, friends. It's not just a possibility. It is a certainty." - Jean Shepherd - 1975