ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Now and then, while rummaging through a junk drawer, you might find something that brings back a flood of memories. Shep called that instant deja vu. In this November 8, 1972 program, he puts a political spin on that phenomenon in the wake of a presidential election.
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Almost every family has an uncle they don't talk about. For Shep, it was his Uncle Carl. But when Carl made the news across Chicago, he quickly went from black sheep to a precious lamb. In this program from September 6, 1965, Shep tells his listeners what Carl did to make the headlines.
Hollywood is attempting to adapt the entire Bible into a film. In this program from August 23, 1963, Shep has some ideas about which actors should take on some of the more important roles.
New York's Madison Square Garden has hosted some of boxing's biggest bouts. But a fight Shep attended was different than all of the others that came before it. In this program from September 10, 1973, he describes the scene at a high-tech fight where one missed connection could lead to a riot.
Animal stars are no longer exclusively heroic and lovable. In this program from June 28, 1972, Shep introduces his audience to Ben, the murderous rat with a starring role on the big screen. Is he doing enough off the screen to sustain long-term success?
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