Mass Backwards

Shep tells the classic story of price wars between two ice cream stands in the heat of summer

Among other things Shep talks about the railroad industry and the Domeliner

Shep does the show on the Domeliner describing the fading of railroad travel

Shep discusses Starlings

Shep tells the story of his Polish friend Bolus and his marriage to Stella

On this show Shep discusses this first Earth Day

Animals - members of the animal kingdom look upon humans as one of their own species

Shep tell the story of his high school ring going down the sink drain never to be seen again

Shep's admission of his Hang Up

We are in a global game of Monopoly

99701 is Santa's Zip Code

Shep talks about how today the protest is a way of life.

Baseball is the topic of this show. Shep compares various matchups and rivalries between teams such as the Yanks vs Cards.

Shep talks about summer festivals across the country

Shep discusses the 4th of July parade in the Army

Shep discusses Old Time Radio, comics, and more

Shep recreates a WOR broadcast using an original carbon button microphone.

Shep reads some Robert Service and then tells the story about Flick's tongue

Shep talks about spending Thanksgiving in the Army

Shep talks about ordering from the Allied Radio Catalog

Milkman Float

Labor Day, a depressing holiday

Hurling invectives and getting a work permit and a job...moving pianos for 10 cents an hour when Coke was 5 cents.

The 4th of July is a truly American celebration.

Shep discusses worm communications, the disappearance of worms in Indiana, and much more.

Shep discusses the history of Brooklyn and the surrounding area

Broadcasting and the National Association of Broadcasters are the main topics of interesting discussion about a medium Shep is well versed in.

Shep cover a variety of subjects in his usual humorous manner

Shep talks about midwestern drug stores and drive-ins

Shep explores the meaning o Valentines Day - Who is Valentine?

Shep discusses the many traits of the slob and ihs taste in music

New Years hang-ups, are we celebrating the death of a year, or the coming of the next

This is the only time of the year you can get a goose in a restaurant. Shep tells the story of being attacked by a goose as a kid.

Clips from the 2000 FOTR convention and the August 20, 1965 Show

Shep and his cousin Buddy spend the night following drunks

Shep tells us another tale of his career as a commercial spokesman on the radio selling The Little Roy Acuff Jukebox

Shep discusses the people and atmosphere of the old dime stores such as Woolworth's.

Shep tells us about man's primordial urge to dig caves to hide in, and relates that to the smells and sounds of the basement.

Shep is out fishing with his brother Randy and they encounter a GAR fish.

Shep begins this show lighting up a cigar and singing "I'm forever blowing bubbles." He then tells three stories about practical jokes in radio.

Shep describes Dish Night at the movie theater. A theme later used in My Summer Story and Phantom of the Open Hearth

Shep talks about the classic race on Memorial Day weekend and what it means to Mid-Westerners

Shep tours and describes various exhibits at the 1964 NY World's Fair - Pt 2

Shep tours and describes various exhibits at the 1964 NY World's Fair - Pt 1

Witchcraft as a viable alternative and why it will happen

Shep open with a discussion about the Dayak Curse and then tells the story of Flick's Tongue being frozen to a pole

Shep talks about a REAL blizzard he experienced as a kid

Shep talks about kooky chicks in the Village, Teddy Bears, and closes with a childhood story about Earning Dough Shoveling Snow

Shep talks about the changing look of the traditional Christmas Card

Shep continues his discussion from the previous night's show

Shep continues the week with no opening theme song and talks about the shadows of history and closes by reading some Haiku