Whoa. Never saw that coming. Hey, @Brad Dison This one is worth a deep dive.

Can we say Big Brother

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Thanks for posting these bits of history! In light of Mr Harvey's decades-long career, could you possibly include the date of broadcast? It would help with context and perspective for the listener. JMHO

Maybe he was the guy who was responsible for Necco Wafers...

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I really do thank this guy for researching all of Paul Harvey's recordings. Also for making them available.

I miss Paul Harvey.

Outstanding great story for the time we are seeing today here in the USA on college campus

Paul Harvey pic line : How's your whole? ... ....family 😂

Greatest commenter ever ❤

Cary Grant? But the title states James Cagney.

Loved his stories along with Andy Rooney. He was always worth the end of 60 Minutes, that I didn’t watch.

I enjoy listening to old radio shows.

Please do not give away the ending in the title!

I was just reading about Hollywood radio history and learned about this show. It was a local radio show recorded on disks for syndication. Thanks for posting.

Never heard the start of this order

Harold Cheetham, I love your channel so much, I just had to subscribe!

Harold Cheetham, This is perfect! I subscribed right away!

Yeah I won't even watch these because they spoil the surprise.

I DO wish you would not give away the name. Harvey did not. He knew what he was doing!

Shame What Happened To Alan Freed

That doctor was an idiot.

She could sing!

Sometimes it's nice to hear an old familiar voice of bye gone days and. Nostalgia for the soul.

Strangely enough Chitty Chitty bang bang did start Dick Van Dyke a frequent star of Disney movies, and the music was composed by Richard and Robert Sherman who composed a lot of music for the Disney movies. But it was not a Disney production! Paul Harvey you were wrong and friends now you know the rest of the rest of the story.

... and for a moment - I was back in time - 1968 - ten years old - watching my grandfather eat his noontime lunch - while listening to Paul Harvey. This is No Country for Old Men.

I have one of those quarters, but it's a 1925, so no exposed breast.😁

Harold Cheetham, Your videos always make me happy, so I subscribed!

Please do not always give way the end in your titles!

Poor Erwin

Sadly first 😪

That's not the whole story. One year when Wagner was truly down on his luck the only two helps he received came from two Jews. Yet e remained a Jew hater a favorite of Hitler.

Not bad for a Quaker

“Lou Costello.” Seriously? You START the rest of the story with the END of the story? You don’t really get the idea of this. Do you?

George Wallace was a man of contradictions. He is well known for his "stance in the schoolhouse door" trying to turn black students away from the University of Alabama. He was known as one of the "racist southern governors" who stood in the way of civil rights in their respective states. However, years later, after he was paralyzed by a gunman, he found Jesus Christ as his Savior and made the extraordinary (for politicians) effort to apologize for his past deeds to ask for forgiveness from the black people and promised to do better. Later, with the help of black voters, he won another trip to the Governor's Mansion in Montgomery and helped to pass some landmark legislation that helped poor blacks to rise up out of poverty. As a Baptist pastor, I find the one thing that changed him was Jesus Christ in his heart. Redemption is possible if you have a changed heart as Wallace had.

That was a good one. Now, if you don't mind, let me give you a hint. Don't give away the subject in the title. You could've titled this one 'Little Al' or something along those lines. Little Al could tell you, suspense is the most important thing. 😉

We used to sing this is Kindergarten. Never knew the story until I heard this on the radio.

The better part of the story, is that the way it happened was not like the movie, but would have been shocking if it was. The ten commandments, is not the law of Moses. All laws given to him were in private, and none else heard, but NOT the commandments. Moses just documented the entire 12 tribes HEARING GOD, declare them, thus, not the law of Moses, thus, Mathew 4:4, from the beginning of his ministry. If you know the Bible, you know the commandments happened in Exodus 20. They weren't put in stone, until 11 chapters later, in Ex. 31.

Guess they had actual public service announcements back then. Amazing.

Don't know who said it but it's stayed with me....many rash mistakes are made by people who just aren't willing to stay bored a little while longer...also my dad... suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem...and all problems are temporary...

And he gave it to everyone else.

I loved listening to Paul Harvey every morning...this man was one of the greatest.

WOW !!! Rules for thee but not for me !!

I was a 15 year old gopher on a construction crew in the summer to make a few bucks. I loved it great men I worked for. They listened to Paul Harvey every day. To this very day I'm a conservative. I miss the good old days.

You shouldn't give away the punchline before the reveal !!!!!

Except that war wasn't fought for slavery no more than the war in Iraq was fought for weapons of mass destruction. It was a political ploy Buy Lincoln to keep the Copperheads from persuading the Yankee moderates to end the war. So just like any other president who goes after the hawkish bunch in this country that's what Lincoln did he went after the hawkish abolitionist. In Lincoln's own words I don't give a damn about the slaves if I could preserve the union without freeing a single slave I would if I could do it by freeing half of them and leave him half in slavery I would do that too and if I could do it without freeing a single slave I would do that also! It is only the uneducated and those that have fell victim to 160 years of propaganda who believed that war was fought over slavery. For the man in the South it was a war of Northern aggression and Northern invasion. These were the men who were in The Trenches where the metal met the meet and they didn't give two damns about slaves. They were fighting because of blue Yankee horde had invaded our home. Billy yank was fighting to preserve the union he also didn't give a good goddamn about slaves ! That war was nowhere near as preventable as the one we're about to fight again is to stop

Again you give away the ending with your title.

Follow Fred Dyson, he puts out a lot of these. And he does the impossible: he makes them better! He researches and fills in a lot of background.

Thank you. I wish all could hear "The rest of the Story"