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		Date	Title
			2907 Cleveland Street - Hammond, Indiana
		June 8, 1939	Shep Graduates High School
		July 20, 1942	Shep enters Army
		December 16, 1944	Shep is discharged from the Army
		March 1, 1948	Shep begins work at WCKY
		July 1, 1949	Returns to WSAI as late night DJ until 1951
		September 9, 1950	Shep marries Joan Warner
		April 4, 1951	First show on KYW Philadelphia
		1951	Shep's son Randall is born
		February 26, 1955	Start of Saturday Shows on WOR 710 New York - 4:30pm to 5:45pm
		April 20, 1955	Start of 11:15pm to 11:30pm weekday shows.
		June 14, 1955	First of the weekday afternoon 15 minute "Jean Shepherd Show". 5:30 to 5:45pm
		October 16, 1955	Hall of Obscurity Proposed by N.Y. Broadcaster From Hammond
		December 2, 1955	Last of the weekday afternoon 15 minute "Jean Shepherd Show". 4:45 to 5:00pm
		1955	Into the Unknown With Jazz Music
		January 16, 1956	Start of Weekday Shows on WOR 710 New York - 12:30am to 5:30am
		January 21, 1956	Last of Saturday Shows on WOR 710 New York - 3:30pm to 5:30pm
		May 9, 1956	How Hi the Good Life Of Madison Avenue's Fi?
		June 20, 1956	Uh-Oh, Here Comes That Old Technology Again
		July 26, 1956	Shepherd Appeals to 'Scholars'
		August 1, 1956	Onward and Upward For Nothing-Heads
		August 8, 1956	Television and Radio
		August 8, 1956	Don't Let The Doldrums Fool You
		August 13, 1956	400 Hold A Wake For Radio Cult
		August 17, 1956	Shepherd in Soup Over Soap As WOR Fires Him All Over Again
		August 18, 1956	WOR SAYS NO SOAP TO SHEPHERD 'AD'
		August 19, 1956	NIGHT PEOPLE'S' FRIEND
		August 28, 1956	Shepherd Gets A Soap Sponsor
		August 29, 1956	Quo - Vadis?
		August 31, 1956	Shepherd Rejoins Flock
		September 3, 1956	The Night is Different
		September 4, 1956	Radio-TV: Night Man
		September 5, 1956	Jazz It Up, Charlie
		September 9 1956	Perils of the Loose Tongue
		September 19, 1956	The Arena
		September 26, 1956	Progress
		October 1, 1956	The Night People
		October 3, 1956	The Miracle Ingredient
		October 17, 1956	Fame
		October 24, 1956	A True Story
		October 31, 1956	Protest
		October 1956	Playboy After Hours
		November 14, 1956	Voice From Within A Cocoon
		November 21, 1956	Functional People
		December 5, 1956	Veni, Vidi, Vidiocy
		December 19, 1956	Merry Christmas from Little Brother
		January 16, 1957	That Sort of Night
		January 1957	The Rebellion of the Night People
		February 13, 1957	Watch it Grow
		May 8, 1957	Beautiful to Behold
		June 15, 1957	Concert at Lowes Sheridan Theatre
		June 17, 1957	'VILLAGE' IS SCENE OF JAZZ CONCERT
		June 19, 1957	Take One Concert, Shake Well. . .
		June 23, 1957	Vanguard - with Stan Getz
		June 1957	Made appearance on Tonight Show
		July 17, 1957	The Killer
		July 27, 1957	Saturday Morning Show begins - 10:15am to 12:00 Noon
		July 28, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		July 29, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		July 30, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		July 31, 1957	Jazz Lives Up To Park Setting
		July 31, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		August 1, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		August 2, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		August 3, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		August 4, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		August 5, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		August 6, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		August 7, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		August 8, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		August 9, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		August 10, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		August 11, 1957	Jazz Under The Stars
		November 27, 1957	Pratt Institute - Blood Drive Rally
		December 7, 1957	Loew's Sheridan - Jazz Concert
		December 9, 1957	Jean Shepherd's 'Night People' Attend Jazz Concert at a Theatre in 'Village'
		December 16, 1957	Shep's daughter Adrian Shepherd is born
		1957	On The Road
		March 9, 1958	Long John Nebel Show
		November 5, 1958	Trouble in Beirut? Not Before Dinner
		November 15, 1958	Long John Nebel Show
		February 1959	In Person
		April 26, 1959	Steve Allen Show
		April 28, 1959	Fordham University
		September 1959	Playboy After Hours
		1959	Jazz Personality of the Year
		January 1, 1960	Now Here's My Plan
		June 1960	Work in Progress
		December 1, 1960	Shepherd on Television: Star Quality
		December 20, 1960	Shepherd Gets Drama Role
		December 21, 1960	Shepherd Amuses At Sheridan
		December 1960	UP FRONT
		December 1960	The Other Abe Lincoln
		December 1960	Creative Giving
		April 17, 1961	Steve Allen Show
		June 29, 1961	'Voice of Turtle' Marred By Its Age
		August 28, 1961	Radio-TV: Raconteur
		August 1961	Playboy After Hours
		December 3, 1961	Continuity
		1961	Impolite Interviews
		1961	Will Failure Spoil Jean Shepherd
		January 31, 1962	"New Faces of 1962" - 2 preview shows
		February 1, 1962	"New Faces of 1962" - Alvin Theatre
		February 1962	HE TALKS BY NIGHT
		May 1962	In a World of Sheep, Jean Shepherd
		June 3, 1962	The Young Philosopher Of the Airwaves
		September 13, 1962	Gaynor Bradish Signed
		1962	Village Voice Reader
		1962	An Answer
		February 13, 1963	Asylum - Press Release
		February 18, 1963	Asylum - Preview Offer
		February 21, 1963	New Kopit Play Begins Previews At De Lys
		February 21, 1963	Asylum - Press Release
		March 5, 1963	Asylum - Press Release
		March 7, 1963	'Asylum' Withdraws
		March 10, 1963	Asylum
		March 1963	"KING OF THE NIGHT PEOPLE"
		August 1963	Boredom as a Way of Life
		October 14, 1963	Too Much For Words? Not on This Show
		December 1963	I, LIBERTINE
		December 1963	Some Guys Make It
		1963	Long John Nebel Show
		January 1964	FOLKBIZ FOREVER MORE
		February 1964	Radio Free America
		May 7, 1964	Jean Shepherd, noted radio personality, to be 'RTI guest
		May 1964	Radio Free America
		June 1964	Hairy Gertz And The 47 Crappies
		August 13, 1964	Morning - Fill in for Peter Lind and Mary Healy
		August 14, 1964	Morning - Fill in for Peter Lind and Mary Healy
		September 1964	Grover Dill And The Tasmanian Devil
		October 11, 1964	Radio Sage Regard the Series As Stage of World-in-the-Round
		December 1964	Waldo Grebb And His Electric Baton
		Spring 1964	Dig Man. . .
		February 1965	INTERVIEW: The Beatles
		March 3, 1965	Jean Shepherd - Live at the Limelight
		April 1965	Old Man Pulaski And The Infamous Jawbreaker Blackmail
		July 1965	Ludlow Kissel And The Dago Bomb That Struck Back
		August 1, 1965	Village Car Rallye
		September 8, 1965	Shep leaves to visit the headhunters of Peru
		October 1965	Leopold Doppler And The Orpheum Gravy Boat Riot
		November 23, 1965	Prince Of The Night People Brings WORd To MHS Stage
		1965	Night People's Guide to New York
		January 22, 1966	Studs Terkels Wax Museum
		January 27, 1966	Studs Terkel's Wax Museum with Jean Shepherd
		January 1966	Jean Shepherd: Radio's Noble Savage
		January 1966	Excelsior, You Fatheads
		January 1966	Playboy After Hours
		March 10, 1966	Millburn High School
		July 1966	An Opinion: Jean Shepherd on the Hero Myth
		August 1966	Miss Bryfogal And The Case of The Warbling Cuckold
		December 10 1966	Talk, Talk, Talk. . . . . .Listen, Listen, Listen
		December 24, 1966	Long John Nebel Show
		Fall 1966	The Dollar Once you saved pennies in a red tin can.
		May 1967	The Voyage of the Sea Serpent
		June 1967	Fairleigh Dickinson
		July 31, 1967	The Three Worlds of Jean Shepherd
		September 1967	The 200-Shot Daisy And The Ultimate Plink
		1967	Think Small
		January 13, 1968	Long John Nebel Show
		February 16, 1968	Metuchen High School
		March 8, 1968	Radio's No 1 'Philosopher' Shares Witty Views
		March 22, 1968	SHEPHERD DESCRIBES "HOW IT REALLY IS"
		March 30, 1968	... And The Rapier Mind Of Radiohood
		April 27, 1968	Martin Van Buren High School
		November 23, 1968	Fordham University
		1968	The Sense of the 60's
		March 3, 1968	University of Miami
		1968	Martin Van Buren High School
		January 1, 1969	Jean Shepherd Colors His Humor Blue
		February 15, 1969	Fisherman's World
		June 1, 1969	Champ Talker & Chicken Cleaner
		January 11, 1970	RADIO'S SUPER STORY TELLER
		January 1970	FLYING FOR BUSINESS-IS THIS ANY WAY TO WRECK A HOBBY?
		January 1970	Zinsmeister And The Treacherous Eighter From Decatur
		February 21, 1970	Fisherman's World
		March 2, 1970	Overseas Press Club Conference
		April 15, 1970	WRUC FM - Ursinus College Radio
		April 15, 1970	Ursinus College
		April 1970	The Diary of a Fisherman
		June 1970	S.P.L.A.T.
		October 31, 1970	WOR'S Shepherd On 'Village' Stage
		November 1970	Great Expectations or The War of the Worlds (With thanks to Harold Pinter, or was it Charles Dickens?)
		1970	1929 Johnson Smith & Co Catalogue
		February 26, 1971	Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
		April 8, 1971	Overseas Press Club Conference
		July 28, 1971	Crossword Puzzle 1971
		November 6, 1971	Princeton University
		December 8, 1971	The Talker
		December 30, 1971	WPVI TV Channel 6 - "McLean and Company"
		December 1971	WMMR-FM 93.3 Philadelphia - Ed Sciaky Show
		1971	Sex is a Laughing Matter
		1971	The Declassified Jean Shepherd
		January 1972	Interview with Doug Stephan on WBZ Boston
		April 7, 1972	Carlton Theatre - Red Bank NJ
		June 27, 1972	The Virginia Graham Show
		September 1, 1972	The Swish of Windshield Wipers
		September 22, 1972	Jean Shepherd Draws Agencies
		November 9, 1972	Martha Deane Show
		February 15, 1973	Casper Citron Show - WNYC TV 31 New York
		December 9, 1973	Pledge Drive WNET-TV
		May 25, 1974	Indy Scene Is Genuine American
		May 26, 1974	In Indiana, the Roar of the Motor Is Sweetest Sound
		May 27, 1974	Only Souvenirs and Memories Remain for The Horde at Indy
		July 8, 1974	WNYC 50th Anniversary
		November 28, 1974	The Great American Balloon Adventure
		January 19, 1975	If Catfish Is Worth So Much, What Would Ted Williams Get?
		January 30, 1975	Sub Plot Cafe - American Place Theatre
		February 1, 1975	On Stage, Jean Shepherd
		February 1975	Whatever happened to our National Holidays?
		June 6, 1975	Tomorrow Show with Tom Snyder - WNBC-TV
		June 26, 1975	Barry Farber Show
		1975	Lenny Bruce Without Tears
		1975	Jean Shepherd Reads Poems of Robert Service
		May 1976	The Two Faces of Indy
		June 11, 1976	Long John Nebel Show
		November 7, 1976	The National Horse Show: One Man's Vice
		December 18, 1976	Jersey through the wry
		December 23, 1976	The Phantom of the Open Hearth
		February 15, 1977	Lucy the Elephant
		March 2, 1977	Shep marries Leigh Brown
		June 3, 1977	Princeton University
		July 16, 1977	Clinton NJ
		September 19, 1977	Radio is for Boobs
		1977	American Snapshots
		November 11, 1977	Thorofare
		December 13, 1977	Gather Ye Lather
		December 20, 1977	Dante and Beer
		1977	Put Away that Zippo
		December 27, 1977	Salute to Greatness
		November 15, 1977	Route 22
		1977	Do Anchovies Have a Soul? Or, George Washington's Upper Plate Was Never a Bridge Like This
		1978	The Country Faire
		January 17, 1978	Bumper Cars
		January 24, 1978	Eat Drink and Be Merry
		January 31, 1978	The Reunion
		February 21, 1978	Fenway Park
		February 28, 1978	The Bullet People
		February 1978	Jean Shepherd: "It Ain't Easy Being a Jerseyan"
		March 7, 1978	Keep Moving Buddy
		March 28, 1978	At The Riverbank
		October 25, 1978	He knows wry
		1978	Phantom of the Open Hearth
		January 31,1978	The Junkyard Waltz
		April 18, 1978	Hanzel and Gretel - Visiting a Pipemaker
		October 1979	The Lost Culture of Deli
		April 26, 1980	Dayton Amateur Radio Association
		June 8, 1980	NPR Radio - Clear Channel Radio Stations Under Attack
		July 24, 1981	AFTRA Convention
		December 1981	Arlene Frances Show
		March 25, 1982	Roy Leonard Show
		July 16, 1983	Clinton NJ
		November 18, 1983	A Christmas Story
		November 30, 1984	A Christmas Story - Re-released in theaters
		April 18, 1985	TV Preview: Bach, the Bard, Basketball
		April 27, 1985	Dayton Amateur Radio Association
		July 20, 1985	Clinton NJ
		October 21, 1985	Summit High School
		November 18, 1985	Queens College
		June 7, 1986	Princeton University
		March 30, 1987	The Star-Crossed Romance of Josephine Cosnowski
		1987	Outlooks and Insights
		1987	Chicago White Sox - A Visual History
		April 11, 1988	Summit High School
		Aug 4, 1988	Television: Olympic Hopefuls; Hollywood Memories
		August 6, 1988	Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss
		1988	Shepherd's Pie
		January 12, 1989	Alan Colmes Show
		April 10, 1989	Summit High School
		May 31, 1989	'Ollie Hopnoodle' rides fast track to laughs despite Jean Shepherd's indulgent shtick
		June 2, 1989	Princeton University
		1989	The New Jersey Restaurant Guide
		1989	Patterns in Literature
		January 13, 1992	Chicago White Sox - A Visual History re-release
		April 6, 1992	Summit High School
		June 5, 1992	Princeton University
		April 12, 1993	Summit High School
		June 4, 1993	Princeton University
		June 3,1994	Princeton University
		1994	Little Book of Fishing
		May 15, 1995	Received Doctorate of Humane Letters from Indiana University
		May 26, 1995	Princeton University
		1995	Patterns For A Purpose
		April 16, 1996	Jean Shepherd
		May 31, 1996	Princeton University
		November 10, 1996	Hollywood Does Christmas
		1996	Remembrance of Things Past
		December 20, 1997	Ann Ligouri Show
		November 23, 1998	Frozen Tongues and BB Guns
		December 18, 1998	Alan Colmes Show
		December 24, 1998	TBS shows 24 hour marathon of "A Christmas Story"
		October 17, 1999	Writer Jean Shepherd dead at 78
		October 17, 1999	Jean Shepherd, 79; radio, TV humorist, raconteur
		October 17, 1999	"All Things Considered" 8 minute tribute (NPR)
		October 18, 1999	Humorist, writer and satirist
		October 18, 1999	Jean Shepherd, a Raconteur And a Wit of Radio, Is Dead
		October 19, 1999	Tales of the Late, Great Jean Shepherd
		October 20, 1999	LIFE'S TOP SEVEN PRIORITIES
		October 20, 1999	Popular humorist Jean Shepherd, 78
		October 24, 1999	HE TOOK THE TIME HE NEEDED; AND NEVER RUSHED TO AN ENDING.(YOUR TIME)
		October 25, 1999	Shepherd was an altogether different person on stage and off
		October 25, 1999	In Jean We Trusted
		October 27, 1999	WOR Tribute to Jean Shepherd
		October 29, 1999	Jean Shepherd
		October 30, 1999	Shepherd's stories appealed to worldwide audience
		December 24, 1999	Shepherd's Pie: Humorist captured bittersweet flavor of region
		December 24, 1999	TBS shows 24 hour marathon of "A Christmas Story"
		December 24, 1999	"A Voice in the Night" 2 hour tribute by KCRW on NPR produced by Harry Shearer and Art Silverman
		January 2, 2000	Voice in the Dark
		March 26, 2000	WORD FOR WORD / Remembering Jean Shepherd
		May 2000	Excelsior, You Fathead!
		June 2, 2000	I, Libertine Making the List
		July 3, 2000	A Baker's Dozen of Excellence
		October 19, 2000	25th FOTR Convention - Max Schmid with Barry Farber and Herb Squire
		November 9, 2000	From screen to holiday stage
		November 16, 2000	'A Christmas Story' a sentimental success
		December 22, 2000	The Heyday and Dark Nights of Radio Legend Jean Shepherd
		December 24, 2000	A Christmas Story
		December 24, 2000	TBS shows 24 hour marathon of "A Christmas Story"
		December 25, 2000	The Christmas Eclipse: Bringing Your Heart's Desire
		June 6, 2001	The real Jean Shepherd and the 'real' Jean Shepherd
		July 22, 2001	That Old Feeling: Shepherd and His Flock
		November 28, 2001	Jean Shepherd classics get new life
		December 24, 2001	TBS shows 24 hour marathon of "A Christmas Story"
		December 25, 2001	'It's Like Watching My Life'
		January 2002	"Will Failure Spoil Jean Shepherd?"
		February 4, 2002	New community center should honor author Jean Shepherd
		April 2002	"Yuks For The Night People - A Look At The Lost Comedy Albums Of Jean Shepherd"
		October 12, 2002	"Shepfest 1"
		November 15, 2002	Jean Shepherd gets his due
		November 22, 2002	"Shepfest 2"
		December 24, 2002	TBS shows 24 hour marathon of "A Christmas Story"
		January 2003	"Jean Shepherd and Other Foibles"
		March 3, 2003	Hammond's Very Own Jean Shepherd
		March 10, 2003	Jean Shepherd Community Center 5 part series - Part 1
		March 11, 2003	Jean Shepherd Community Center 5 part series - Part 2
		March 12, 2003	Jean Shepherd Community Center 5 part series - Part 3
		March 13, 2003	Jean Shepherd Community Center 5 part series - Part 4
		March 14, 2003	Jean Shepherd Community Center 5 part series - Part 5
		April 1, 2003	"Seriously Funny" by Gerald Nachman is published
		May 1, 2003	"Shepfest 3"
		May 2, 2003	K2ORS Lives!
		June 3, 2003	"Into The Unknown" sold for $1995
		August 7, 2003	"Flash mob"
		September 28, 2003	A Flashback To the Daddy of All Flash Mobs
		October 1, 2003	"A Christmas Story" toys and collectables become available from NECA
		October 7, 2003	"A Christmas Story" 20th Anniversary DVD released
		October 28, 2003	"A Christmas Story" Book released
		November 28, 2003	A Red Ryder Christmas
		November 30, 2003	20 years later, you'll still shoot your eye out
		November 30, 2003	For some, `Christmas Story' unfolds like a home movie
		November 30, 2003	When 'A Christmas Story' reruns aren't enough
		December 21, 2003	Tribute to Shep - 21st Century Radio
		December 24, 2003	TBS shows 24 hour marathon of "A Christmas Story"
		December 2003	Christmas Ham
		September 17, 2004	'Christmas Story' author still charms, riles locals
		September 17, 2004	Let the leg lamps blaze
		September 18, 2004	"Shepfest 5" - "A Christmas Story Comes Early"
		September 19, 2004	Christmas comes early in Hammond
		September 22, 2004	Jean Shepherd's radio fans know he's funniest man who ever lived
		September 26, 2004	`Christmas' in September
		October 26, 2004	Audio Book version of "A Christmas Story"
		November 28, 2004	Ralphie, the lamp, the BB gun and why we love them
		November 28, 2004	'Story' keeps its spirit on stage
		December 13, 2004	'Is there no end to the irrational prejudice against Red Ryder and his peacemaker?'
		December 14, 2004	"A Christmas Story" house goes on sale on ebay
		December 17, 2004	"Christmas story takes me back to Indiana"
		December 22,2004	The Story of "A Christmas Story"
		December 24, 2004	TBS shows 24 hour marathon of "A Christmas Story"
		March 14, 2005	Gene Bergmann interview on the Joey Reynolds Show
		March 19, 2005	Gene Bergmann interview on Red Eye Radio with Doug McIntyre
		March 28, 2005	"Excelsior You Fathead - The Art and Enigma of Jean Shepherd" by Eugene B. Bergmann is published
		April 12, 2005	Gene Bergmann interview on Nightshift
		May 10, 2005	Gene Bergmann interview with Pat Fenton
		May 13, 2005	Gene Bergmann interview with Leonard Lopate
		May 15, 2005	Gene Bergmann interview on 21st Century Radio with Dr. Bob Hieronimus
		May 17, 2005	Gene Bergmann interview WGN Chicago on Milt Rosenberg's "Extension 720"
		May 20, 2005	"Shepfest 6"
		June 12, 2005	Gene Bergmann interview on Jordan Rich Show
		July 18, 2005	Gene Bergmann appears on WBAI for interview with Max Schmid
		August 9, 2005	Where Everybody Knows Your Name
		October 20, 2005	Jean Shepherd Panel - Friends of Old Time Radio
		November 5, 2005	Shep is inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame
		November 7, 2005	'A Christmas Story' will get musical spin in 2006
		December 24, 2005	TBS shows 24 hour marathon of "A Christmas Story"
		December 25, 2005	The best Christmas movie ever
		March 20, 2006	Some iconic films were once strictly underground
		August 1, 2006	My Summer Story Re-Released on DVD
		September 3, 2006	On the Air, Penn Jillette Has No Illusions
		November 3, 2006	"Shepfest 7"
		November 19, 2006	Get kicks at film site
		November 23, 2006	A Hollywood House -- In Cleveland
		November 25, 2006	Opening of the "A Christmas Story House" in Cleveland
		November 26, 2006	Jean Shepherd's voice reaching new generation
		November 27, 2006	Shorthand for a Holiday: Ralphie, the BB Gun and the Flagpole
		November 30, 2006	The Gift of 'Christmas Story' is its rallism
		November 2006	JEAN SHEPHERD - GENIUS
		December 4, 2006	Recreating 'A Christmas Story' for Tourists in Cleveland
		December 5, 2006	'A Christmas Story' has a legion of fans
		December 15, 2006	Step Into the Set of 'A Christmas Story'
		December 24, 2006	Cleveland stole our 'Christmas Story'
		December 24, 2006	Jean Shepherd fans could be lured to region
		December 24, 2006	Famed original leg lamp safely stored
		December 24, 2006	TBS shows 24 hour marathon of "A Christmas Story"
		December 26, 2006	Backstory: A holiday fantasy tourists can touch
		January 9, 2007	"Something In The Air" by Marc Fisher is published
		March 17, 2007	"Excelsior You Fathead" - The Play by Eugene B. Bergmann
		November 26, 2007	A Christmas House
			3162nd Mess Kit Repair Battalion - Handle Platoon
			Army
			Camp Atterbury
			Camp Crowder
			Company K
			Lister Bags
			Radar
			Signal Corps
			Robert W. Service
			N.Y. World's Fair
			Carousel of Progress
			Cars Shep Owned
			Evolution
			Excelsior You Fathead
			Flick Lives
			Fishing
			Flick's Tavern
			French 75
			New Jersey
			Prexy's
			Mike Todd Party
			Kopfspeilen
			Nose Flute
			Night People
			6SJ7GT
			BBD&O
			Brass Figlagee
			Coffey's Market
			Coo Coo Birds
			Creeping Meatballism
			Emde Family
			Emdee's Folly
			Falpel's Deli
			Gallimaufry
			George's Confectionary
			Goggomobile
			Goose - being chased by
			Grab Bags
			Gravity Hill
			Heising Modulation
			Hell Bound Train
			Hickman's Hobby Shop
			Hit the money button!
			Inverted Bowl of Darkness
			Jawbreakers
			Jews Harp
			Kazoo
			Keep Your Knees Loose
			Limelight - Portable Remote Amplifier
			Live at the Village Limelight
			Milkman's Radio Supply
			Milling
			Obscene Bath Mat
			Polish Wedding
			Prom
			Purple Death
			Sandy Andy
			Schuller's Wigwam
			Spicy Detective Magazine
			Stinson Reliant
			The Flagship
			That Great Inverted Bowl of Darkness
			Theramin
			Time Capsule
			Toledo Mudhens
			Triangular Donuts
			Vic and Sade
			Watanabe
			Year One Poster
			Zipper Problems
		1975	The Show Gypsies
			After You're Gone
			Ade, George
			Anderson, Dorothy
			Beach, Dan
			Bergmann, Gene
			Bruce, Lenny
			Cassavetes, John
			Colmes, Alan
			Fagen, Donald
			Grubbage, H.G.
			Isley, Mickey
			McDarrah, Fred
			Mosbacher, Georgette
			Nettleton, Lois
			Seinfeld, Jerry
			Jillette, Penn
			Brown, Leigh
			Blind Date
			Bluebird Tavern
			Bumpus Family
			Camel and the Coat
			Camp Nobba-Wa-Wa-Nockee
			Cedar Lake
			Crappies
			Dago Bomb
			Elephant's Foot Umbrella Stand
			Friendly Fred
			Fuzzhead
			Generator Hunt
			Gravy Boat Riot
			Ice Cream Wars - The Igloo
			The Leg Lamp
			Little Orphan Annie Decoder Pin
			Ludlow Kissel and the Dago Bomb
			Mole People
			Murderous Mariah / Tops
			Old Man Pulaski and the Infamous Jaw Breaker Blackmail Caper
			Orpheum Theatre
			Red Rooster
			Red Ryder BB Gun
			Sears Prefab House
			Troop Train Ernie
			Underwater Ballet
			United Brethren Baseball
			Magic / Electric Baton
			Rover 2000
			"Hurling" Invectives
			Scrambled Egg Hypothesis
			Seltzer Bottle
			Sweetheart Soap
			Grumman American AA-1A Yankee
			ACS House
			Billy Fairfield
			Callers Shep Spoke To
			Hall, Adelaide
			Ham Radio
			Hammond, Indiana
			Jack Armstrong
			K2ORS
			Music Shep Played
			Radio
			Radio Timeline
			Schools
			Speaking of... this is WOR
			Warren G. Harding Elementary
			WOR Station IDs, humorous
			Zippy the Pinhead
			Producers

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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