PAUL HARVEY at the NORTH POLE, 1965

[@caseyjones745]

priceless! I heard this live on a Christmas Eve when I was 6 years old in 1965. Tonight, Christmas Eve 2021, I am still as impressed by Paul Harvey as I was 56 years ago. Paul Harvey was a national treasure. Thank you for posting.

[@shawnmccrary5526]

Oh what an awesome recording. I was born in 62 and used to sit with my grandpa at lunchtime listening to the great Mr Paul Harvey starting in 1967. I faithfully listened to the end. Good day ?

[@nicholaskindred929]

That's fantastic. I was born in "61" , don't remember if I got to hear that. Well if not , just did. Thank you , means a lot to me.

[@Beardman29]

What a great recording! Fantastic! Paul Harvey, what a guy! God bless him!

[@SamhainBe]

Bravo - What a great broadcast!

[@garycarpenter2980]

He was one of a kind RIP dear sir you are missed these days

[@JoeyBKC]

What a great man he was a true American Treasure I will for sure play this for my kids this Christmas for his words should live on for all time.

[@theknowitall4090]

I remember hearing this on Christmas Eve as a child. My gosh such a great memory. Times were so different then.

[@gge.2532]

I remember listening to Paul Harvey do this broadcast on Christmas Eve 1964. I was 6 years old, and it was thrilling! I went to bed that night secure in the belief that Santa and his reindeer were on their way to my house. Listening to it now, 56 years later, it’s still just as real and just as believable as it was then. Thank you, Paul Harvey. ❤️

[@hourlynewscaster]

Thanks for the comment. I have filed about 8,000 things here in KZbin and usually the only comments I get a negative. Thanks again. Happy Holidays. Dennis

[@paxchristus]

Thank you for posting this. I was looking for Paul Harvey's wonderful Christmas story "The man and the birds" and cam upon this treasure.

[@janeiwasduncan8463]

The birds story is one of my favorite Paul Harvey broadcasts...I listen to it on BBN during the Christmas season..Ithink they played it 5 or 6 times this past year..

[@johnfoulkrod4835]

Who doesn't love Paul Harvey. He is America's great orator. I miss him and I can only imagine the fantastic conversations he has with Jesus.

[@MillerMeteor74]

That's amazing. I was 2 at the time. I remember us listening to "Paul Harvey News and Comment" on the radio, but I don't think we ever heard any of his Christmas broadcasts. This is priceless. Thanks for posting.

[@johncanceleno4113]

How we forget how wonderful Christmas is. And how wonderful it was years ago

[@jeremywelch4990]

What an amazing recording! I will definitely be playing this for the family this Christmas Eve... Thank you for posting it.

[@DigitalMediaCanada]

What a legend! I can picture Paul at the North Pole in my mind as if I'm there too.

[@fubarsnafu4994]

Thank you for this... Paul Harvey was an incredible radio personality. I grew up listening to him on the AM radio in my parents car. Merry Christmas everyone =)

[@brettroberts990]

Ohhh my goodness I did too... I actually started to like listening to him... it was great.

[@gge.2532]

Me too!

[@fubarsnafu4994]

@@gge.2532 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHqQXoFngs1noZI worth a listen

[@martinpennock9430]

Thank you!

[@garybrace8671]

the man was a genius loved Paul Harvey

[@altfactor]

Paul Harvey and his engineers actually took a eight-foot-diameter dish with them to assemble at the Pole and transmit the signal to the Early Bird satellite, which was launched earlier that year. That's why the sound quality was so good. (Otherwise, the signal would have had to be transmitted to ABC News Chicago by shortwave radio, which might have resulted in occassional fading in-and-out) I suspect millions of children were enthralled with this broadcast.

[@GeneSavage]

This is AMAZING!!! What an incredible recording. Thank you so much for sharing! (I was looking for Man & The Birds, too.) :) Merry Christmas!

[@cgrscott]

"Radio is the theater of the mind." - Randy Michaels

[@janeiwasduncan8463]

How true!! I lived on the Navy base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba in the 50s. We had no TV but we had radio! After school children's programming was on the air. They had stories and music. In the evening they had great stories. I liked " The Shadow" and "Inner Sanction" ( that's tge one that started with the sqeaky door!!) Your imagination took over. You just knew what each character looked like. If you heard a dog or cat, you knew what color that critter was. There are places you can buy those wonderful radio programs. Get them and pkay them on your next long car trip. It makes the time go by quickly.☺️☺️

[@Uberkamper]

Thank you

[@jerriscollins-ruth9019]

What a treat

[@7550375503]

The Last Righteous Man of The United States of America - God Bless you all - good day !

[@dougknight64]

Very good

[@Gungho6477]

Looking for is rest of the story about gift of the magi

[@rosmrywin]

A week late, but evocative nevertheless. Save for your kids and grands!

[@7550375503]

SOLD ME ON SANTA CLAUS.....( we have much in common P H & H M ) you'll find NUTHOUSE on our resume..

[@dcasper8514]

talking too slow........trying to include the rest of the story.

[@glennwolfe6056]

Santa???lol hahaha another idol for the Adam minded man to workship and unbelievable that harvey got sucker in

[@gge.2532]

Shut up, why don’t you?

[@janeiwasduncan8463]

This is called pure fiction..fantisey

[@dragons8822]

Just because you have No imagination for Santa Clause. Too bad you put down decent people & Paul Harvey was the best. He believed in the best of a person, very few due anymore.