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Christmas Day 1963
Airdate:
Wednesday - December 25, 1963
WOR Show
Original Airing
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| First Line After Theme Ends |
| Well here we are, and I'm live in case you're interested. . . |
| Show Description |
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"This show is live, not taped. Being live is a copout because you can't hear yourself. People who are taped walk around embarrassed."
Shep spends the day listening to 9 hours of serious FM station Christmas Music and discusses the various renditions of music and stories.
Most radio stations look towards Europe for Christmas. Hours of German Christmas Songs, Charles Dickens.
Radio stations across America celebrate Christmas differently. Shep describes listening to the radio as he is driving through the little towns of the Midwest from Cincinnati to Chicago.
Attempts to read a George Ade story about Christmas in a small town. Can't find it in the book. The fable of the guy who saved up his money to buy a gift.
Christmas traditions of reading Scrooge on the radio, commercialization of Christmas. |
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| Commercials |
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| Music
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None Listed
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| Engineer and other Staff in Booth |
 Ed |
| Leigh Brown |
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| Summary |
By: Jim Clavin
Date: -
Rating: Not Rated
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