Podcasts about campbell's soup

Segment 1: Tom Gimbel, founder and CEO of LaSalle Network, joins John to talk about why Mayor Lightfoot needs to address crime and build a safer city so companies and businesses will come here rather than those companies needing to recruit them to Chicago. Segment 2:  Philippe Weiss, President, Seyfarth at Work, tells John how promotion pitfalls […]

Shabbat shalom podcast mafia. What a treat do we have in store for you today. With the absence of Johnny Hockey this week - Drew 'n Greg have been blessed with the presence of Mr. Lettuce himself, Cam Stefak. A living legend in his own right - Cam brought his talents back from Spain to join another threesome here in the states. Birds with a .350 win % in the month of June...JUNE GLOOM. A little pep in our step to start off July going 6-4 in our last 10 games. THIS IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH. Ovied...NO...what a blunder of a game on Tuesday night - blowing a 6-1 lead in the top of the 9th to ruin Oviedo's first chance at at his 1st career win. No need to fear...the Birds gutted out two gritty wins Wednesday and Thursday to defeat the Cubs 3-4 in the series. Chefboyerdee would like to attribute that little bump to his appearance at the game on Monday ("You're welcome everybody"). But seriously...with this lack of depth in the rotation and overused bullpen - do the Cards realistically stand a chance to make it to the top of the NL Central? Because the NL Wildcard seems like an even bigger stretch. Is Mr. Bowtie the issue? Who knows...hopefully Mr. Arenado knows what he was talking about during the All-Star game. We are all in for it...TIME TO BRING THE HEAT. (4:00-19:40) Someone call Owen Wilson & Vince Vaughn as mediators for Tarasenko and Doug Armstrong in this divorce...aycaramba...best bring your bibs 'cause this one could get messy. Not only do we have that on our hands, but we lost our boy Vince Dunn to the Kraken in the expansion draft. Cam "Air Hockey" Stefak gives his take on what that loss of Dunn does for the boys in blue (he's not, not happy) and what our future holds going into the draft and free agency. Could Army have a little trick up his sleeve to pull off a big acquisition?? Matthew Tkackuk? Gabriel Landeskog? All we know is that Dougie will do his best to make the St. Louis Blues the best team possible. BUT what we have to come to terms with is that if Tarasenko does not leave this year that Blues nation needs to come to terms that this year might be a setback year. Keep your fingers crossed and hope that Vlady is sent to Siberia. (20:01-34:34) To wrap up the show the gents discuss their favorite, famous mug shots and then top it off with the fan favorite segment: "Favorite #34 in sports history" - there's only one right now and that is THE GREEK FREAK! (39:36-54:42) As always...keep it sleazy podcast familia and don't do anything we wouldn't do. Now go and crush the weekend and get hungover just in time to ride that new high with our next episode next week! PEACE.

005 - 100 Campbell's Soup Cans by Art Gallery of Ontario

005 - 100 Campbell's Soup Cans by Art Gallery of Ontario

The party's over and we need to cleanse, time to grab the condensed soup. On this episode the boys discuss pizza delivery guys, becoming an entire kidney stone, the Ocean Spray Guy, nachos, serious wood burners, lovingly speed bagging, Rodney Dangerfield, the Unfinished Business podcast, Legendary Internet Artifacts, the dad rock and crappy sitcom sections of the Library of the Cosmos. Want more party? Find it at https://www.reviewpartydotcom.com/

The trailer for my 2020 NaPodPoMo project: The Campbell's Soup Review!

The Dow closed marginally higher while the Nasdaq slipped into the red and Jim Cramer is helping investors break down today's headlines. Then, Campbell’s Soup CEO Mark Clouse is here to get a read on the pantry as a fall resurgence of COVID - and potentially the packaged food plays, looms. Next, as Snowflake dominated headlines, JFrog debuted under the radar today and Cramer is digging deeper into the IPO. Plus, Cramer's exclusive with Box CEO Aaron Levie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bienvenidos al episodio 2 de Cápsula de Inversión con Andes Investments, el espacio para aportar contenidos a la construcción de portafolios de inversión, con Ernesto Moreno, Economista y asesor de inversión, y Homero Gutiérrez, economista y especialista en valoración de empresas. Hoy comentamos evolución de publicación de datos económicos como empleo y peticiones de construcción en EEUU, evaluamos formas de como invertir y analizamos Campbell's Soup, una compañía que recién publica resultados post Covid-19. Las opiniones expresadas son individuales y no constituyen recomendaciones de inversión o venta de productos, consulte a su asesor de inversión antes de invertir. Visita nuestro Blog --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/capsula-de-inversin/message

In this interview, Mack speaks with his friend Amir Ghannad, author of The Transformative Leader. Amir is an international speaker, consultant, and author. He has an amazing story of personal growth and transformation. He grew up in Iran and arrived in the USA alone at the age of 16 unable to speak English. He has faced many challenges in his life, but he has overcome them all. He has also achieved tremendous success professionally and retired from Campbell's Soup in 2016 after serving in the role of Senior Director - Global People Excellence. To learn more about Amir, visit TheGhannadGroup.com

For today’s episode I sit down with the former CEO of the Campbell Soup Company Douglas Conant. He shares an incredible story from his new book ‘The Blueprint’ of how being fired from his job of 9 years led to him becoming the CEO of Campbell's. Make sure to grab a copy. Hit me up and leave a review to let me know what you thought! Tweet Me! @garyvee Text Me! 212-931-5731 My Appearances: garyvee.com/events My Newsletter: garyvee.com/newsletter

We're back from our involuntary hiatus with an episode all about Joseph Campbell and the Hero's Journey. What is the Hero's Journey and what does it have to do with Star Wars? Listen in to find out! Feel free to send us episode feedback and suggestions to our email blipblopblooppod@gmail.com, and be sure to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Follow us on Twitter: @BlipBlopPod Follow Nate on Twitter: @hawloffame Follow Nate on Instagram: @hawloffame Follow Will on Twitter: @heckahawk

This is part one of a two part interview. Every single one of us has some sort of Campbell Soup story because the brand has at some point been there for us as children through our adult lives. In a complex FMCG business the soup business is not what it has been for the preceding 100 plus years. How we grow the ingredients, handle packaging and tin, make the product, distribute and position it are radically changing. A stalwart like soup becomes a great illustrator of the challenges all product-based companies face in an increasingly extremely personalized consumer world with a greater focus on not just the product but the whole production and environmental factors behind it. Stay tuned next week for part two of this interview.

Magie, whose birth name is Magdalena De La Cruz Cook-Garcia, is an immigrant who was born in an orphanage in Mexico. She grew up in poverty along with 68 brothers and sisters. She missed her opportunity to play basketball for the Mexican National Team because she broke her collarbone. Shortly after, she immigrated to the US on a basketball scholarship at the University of Charleston. After obtaining her college degree, and not being able to find a job, Magie became homeless and lived on the streets during a snowy winter. When someone recognized on the street, she was given a place to stay. A few weeks later, she entered a Fresh Salsa competition for the State of West Virginia and won unanimously. At this event, a man gave her $800 to start her business. Not knowing anything about business and with perseverance, she created Magie's All Natural Fresh Salsa's & Dips, a company that grew into a multi-million dollar business within 4 years and distributed products across 38 states to major supermarkets such as Wal-Mart, Sam's Club, Whole Foods, and many more. At the height of its success in 2015, Maggie's Salsa sold to Campbell's Soup. Shortly after, Magie went back to Mexico and rescued 31 orphaned children from a Drug Cartel.Important Topics:What her birth name isMagie's journey growing up in the orphanageThe reason why playing basketball become her passionHer journey the moment she moved to AmericaHow she became homelessOn her business and how it became successfulHer adviceHow she describes happinessHer “Why” with SalsaOn rescuing children from a Drug CartelQuote:"When you figure out your “Why”, you really put meaning and purpose in your life."Connect with Magie:True Life Hero - https://truelifehero.comMagie's Website - https://magiecook.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/pg/magiecook1/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/magiecook/?hl=enTwitter - https://twitter.com/magiecookLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/magiecookYoutube - https://www.youtube.com/c/MagieCookOther links and resources:Free Gift from Diane (Life Reset Quiz) - https://liferesetquiz.comFree Gift from Diane (Life Reset Quiz) - https://ResetYourLife.comFree Gift from Diane (5 Moves to Reset Your Power) - https://dianehalfman.lpages.co/5-moves-to-reset-your-powerBANKCODE - https://MyBankCode.com/VictoryDiane Halfman's website - http://www.DianeHalfman.comWant to know more about yourself?Some people ask me how to RESET their life.Some people ask me how to be more sensual.Others are wondering how to make more money. How to be more successful. How to start a business. All of these questions and more are what I answer in my programs.Come see me at http://www.DianeHalfman.com

Twenty-five years ago, after Mei Xu emigrated from China to the U.S., she loved going to Bloomingdale's to gaze at their housewares. She eventually started making candles in her basement with Campbell's Soup cans, an experiment that led to the multi-million dollar company Chesapeake Bay Candle. PLUS in our postscript "How You Built That," we check back with Dan Kurzrock and Jordan Schwartz, who turned up-cycled beer grain into a snack bar called ReGrained.

We all know WordPress is more than a blogging platform for mom-and-pop bloggers, but rather a powerful, secure, and extensible CMS. That being said, not everyone shares this perspective. In this episode of PressThis we interview WebDevStudios' CEO Brad Williams about the challenges WebDevStudios helps enterprise brands with in deploying WordPress experiences.WDS provides services to brands like Campbell's Soup, Skype, Microsoft, Discovery Channel, and NBC. Listen now to hear valuable insights into how you can help make sure the WordPress experiences you build are optimized for the enterprise. Listen now!

We all know WordPress is more than a blogging platform for mom-and-pop bloggers, but rather a powerful, secure, and extensible CMS. That being said, not everyone shares this perspective. In this episode of PressThis we interview WebDevStudios' CEO Brad Williams about the challenges WebDevStudios helps enterprise brands with in deploying WordPress experiences.WDS provides services to brands like Campbell's Soup, Skype, Microsoft, Discovery Channel, and NBC. Listen now to hear valuable insights into how you can help make sure the WordPress experiences you build are optimized for the enterprise. Listen now!

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! Mary Long has worked with some of the most recognizable brands including: Campbell's Soup, General Mills, Pillsbury, Quaker Oats and Domino's inspiring the next generation of supply chain leaders and now Mary is taking on the next chapter by giving back to the supply chain community through education at the University of San Diego. In Part 7 of Women in Supply Chain, Mary and I talk about her journey to success, her favourite part of working in supply chain and why she made the leap into education. We also do a dive into some of the mistakes Mary made along her career and advice that she is giving the next generation of supply chain leaders. Want to be inspired? Listen to this episode and enjoy my chat with another powerhouse woman in supply chain. Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to us and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Andrew constructs a Port-a-Stutty while Kelsey sees dead people... Everywhere... But mostly just at the state fair. Check out www.ghostpartyparty.wordpress.com! This week's poster features the inventor of Campbell's Soup himself, Bruce Campbell's ghost. Song Credit: DON'T MAKE TERRY WAIT by Dr Sparkles licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 Artwork by Kelsey Henry and Andrew Santoro Edited, Produced, and Recorded by Andrew Santoro and Kelsey Henry

Julee teaches Jenna and Tony about Andy Warhol's 32 Campbell's Soup CansFollow along with this image: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/1f/Campbells_Soup_Cans_MOMA.jpgJulee used the following resources for her info:Art Since 1940; Strategies of being by Jonathan FinebergMoma.orgSee Julee's art at JuleesaTorres.com

Julee teaches Jenna and Tony about Andy Warhol's 32 Campbell's Soup CansFollow along with this image: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/1f/Campbells_Soup_Cans_MOMA.jpgJulee used the following resources for her info:Art Since 1940; Strategies of being by Jonathan FinebergMoma.orgSee Julee's art at JuleesaTorres.com

Aces to the narrator of this episode of Fargo. Nice to have a blast from the season 1 past on this episode mashed up with the talk of Peter and the Wolf. The guys talk about The Narrow Escape Problem, Charpie thinks Chief Moe is the grandfather more than Sy, and Bill insists on Campbell's Soup in his hotdish recipes. Also more tampon talk and the intro of Winnie. The story pace will surely quicken after this episode.

Twenty-five years ago, when Mei Xu emigrated from China to the U.S., she loved going to Bloomingdale's to gaze at their housewares. She eventually started making candles in her basement with Campbell's Soup cans, an experiment that led to the multi-million dollar company Chesapeake Bay Candle.

Is it really Hooray for Hollywood in this episode of Minority Korner? Yes, James and Nnekay are celebrating the Oscars this week. But first, Why does James always default to the Jurrassic Park Theme? Was it a game changer?!Dive into James' experience filming Soup Meets Sandwich... and JUST how much James loves Campbell's Soup... whereas Nnekay just wants some of that sweet soup money. The duo ponder if starting late in a career is doable and grabs inspiration from Viola Davis, Morgan Freeman, and Julia Childs. ALSO who is this James Arthur singer chap trying to steal OUR James' steez, Nnekay wants to KNOW. We start things off with Nnekay's Korner, this week she's covering the various types of protest pins celebs were sporting, and some of  the interesting political statements the commercials from New York Times, Audible, and GE made during the broadcast of the Oscars. In James' Korner he tackles if the oscars have truly moved on from #oscarssowhite. He also question the myth of the liberal media and if Hollywood's standards more open minded than what they portray themselves to be... hint... things aren't as rosy as we me all think. In honor of our new Tidbit Korner, here are some more tidbits from the episode: Bill Paxton, Kerry Washington, Moonlight, La La Land, Mc Scat Cat, Vera Wang and More! Enjoyyyyyyy!!!!!!!

Dana breaks down the new DNC Chair Tom Perez and talks about the Democratic party moving even further left. You don't want to miss Dana hilariously break down a recent "feminist" Campbell's Soup commercial.

The Lakers celebrate Kobe's retirement as they win the final game of the worst season in their history, Johnny Manziel and Lamar Odom seem to just want to drink themselves to death, Erykah Badu thinks girls should "lower their skirts" because men are animals with no self control, and Bow Wow (he's not Lil' anymore) fakes his wealth. Lex and Matt are back to talk about these important happenings, as well as the Equal Pay for Women Monument, secret totally-not-gay societies at Harvard and similar elite institutions, and Ted Cruz's bizarre story involving a hoard of Campbell's Soup.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Prepare for our triumphant return with an exciting, interview-packed, super-sized episode of Mating Habits! Sean Ryan and I discuss the ins and outs (pun intended) of the adult entertainment industry and how it relates to those of us in the geek community. Some of the things we discuss may be illegal or otherwise not allowed where you live, so take everything we say with a grain of salt - we are not suggesting anyone listening to this show engaging in any illegal acts, nor are we suggesting actually following any of the suggestions we do give. We're not actual life coaches :) I score the interview of the century with everyone's favorite purveyor of all things Japanese, Peter Payne of JList! Peter teaches me about the Japanese attitude of "Shō ga nai," where they've given up on trying to change what people want to do in the privacy of their own homes, and simply say, "It cannot be helped." It's a wonderful philosophy. While you're listening to the interview, please check out JList and all the things (not just the adult stuff) that you can find to satisfy your Japanese cravings:https://jlist.comAnd check out Peter Payne's blog about Japanese culture and more at:https://jlist.com/blog Sean and I also gab about our latest video game obsessions with Transformers: Devastation and Assassin's Creed: Syndicate, how much fun the Supergirl pilot was, and we relive the epic night that was Sean and Vane's Spooky Birthday Party. Tables get flipped over Campbell's Soup potentially ruining Star Wars, and how the only thing you should ever flip are pancakes, scripts, and tables - never teenagers in their desks at school. Show Links! Help me #KeepToppingsTraditional at http://surveymonkey.com/r/SRZJB83 Mating Habits of the Modern Geek: Love and Dating within Your own Species - your comedy source for relationship advice for geeks and nerds.

New Salty Language 219 - Awfulanchewww.saltylanguage.com Tony and Bryan discuss an update about Peeple, fantasy football scandal, the Lions' heartbreaking loss, Dark Horse Brewing, Halloween Whopper causing green poop, a new Dave and Buster's near us, Campbell's Soup's new commercial, meeting Matt from Passers-by Podcast, the pick 'em league, #SLPod Kik group, our Q of the W and recap, and more! Links: Peeple site and info disappear after attacks online: http://goo.gl/uPC6tX Fantasy football cheating scandal: http://goo.gl/ZOyAEV Dark Horse Brewing: http://goo.gl/AcxyXp Halloween Whopper causing green poop: http://goo.gl/LYV1g5 New Dave and Buster's: https://goo.gl/hqjCjA Campbell's Soup "I'm your father" ad: http://goo.gl/vychgX Matt from Passers-by Pod: @passersbypod Q of the W: What would your rollergirl name be?     Salty Language Patreon page: http://www.patreon.com/user?u=344704   Subscribe / rate / review us on iTunes!Visit us at: saltylanguage.com #SLPod Kik Group salty-language.tumblr.com / facebook.com/saltylanguage@salty_language / saltylanguage@gmail.com http://salty.libsyn.com/webpage  /http://www.youtube.com/user/SaltyLanguagePod Instagram: SaltyLanguageReddit: r/saltylanguageOn Stitcher search Salty Language Voicemail: (415) 857-2589http://podgods.webs.com/musingsofageek.comtangentboundnetwork.comdangerentertainment.netwickedradionetwork.comgeekliferadio.comShare with your friends!

Andy Warhol gained fame and notoriety as the godfather of Pop Art. His electric-colored screen prints of Coca Colas, Marilyn Monroes, and electric chairs are iconic pieces, despite their iconoclastic origins. But there's more to Warhol than Day-Glo portraiture: he was an author, commentator, filmmaker, sculptor, and socialite. Host Alec Baldwin talks to Eric Shiner, director of The Andy Warhol Museum, about the hyper-inventive multimedia star, and learns about the surprisingly deep emotional basis for Warhol's obsession with Campbell's Soup. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Andy Warhol gained fame and notoriety as the godfather of Pop Art. His electric-colored screen prints of Coca Colas, Marilyn Monroes, and electric chairs are iconic pieces, despite their iconoclastic origins. But there's more to Warhol than Day-Glo portraiture: he was an author, commentator, filmmaker, sculptor, and socialite. Host Alec Baldwin talks to Eric Shiner, director of The Andy Warhol Museum, about the hyper-inventive multimedia star, and learns about the surprisingly deep emotional basis for Warhol's obsession with Campbell's Soup.  

Big US food groups have missed a major shift in the nation's tastes, says Gary Silverman. Brands as famous as Campbell's Soup are now languishing on the back shelves of supermarkets while a more health-conscious millenial generation seeks fresher, more natural foods. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

William Rottman is a Canadian born singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. His sound blends the energy of the late-60s with a contemporary rock edge. William's new 11-track disc entitled After So Long is finally here and his songs are ready to lick your eardrums and send shivers down your spine. William's vocal style has been compared to Adam Levine (Maroon 5), Pat Monahan (Train), Sting and James Taylor. William was exposed to music from a young age. He was a child prodigy and was featured in a local Canadian newspaper playing drums at the age of 7. At 12 he began teaching himself guitar and bass. As a guitarist and background vocalist for Maverick/Custard recording artist, Ben Jelen, William appeared on the "CBS Late, Late Show" and the NBC hit TV drama series "Las Vegas," amongst others. He has been the voice of Coke, Pantene, Verizon, and Campbell's Soup, and has sung alongside Lenny Kravitz. Most recently William toured the US with Australian platinum recording artist, Shannon Noll (Sony BMG). Mary E. and Steve Champagne first met William at The Depot in Cold Spring NY, in 2008 and since then have remained connected through the music. William has performed in Michigan City Indiana for the "Strides" event where he generously donated his time and talent for a great cause. 

We analyze the latest from Home Depot, Campbell's Soup and Best Buy. 

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Larry takes Jerry Seinfeld and George Wallace to help him pick out a a brand new 1989 Mercury Colony Park wagon back in, well, 1989 obviously. Porsche? Nah. Camaro? Feh. The Colony Park winds up being his chick magnet! Also, Larry talks about his wardrobe, including his 30-year-old pants and why there is absolutely nothing wrong with them. Don't judge, you! And find out the the best place for clam chowder. Is it Boston? Is it San Francisco? Is it in your shirt pocket?And Larry returns from the road to find his house in an odd state. Yes, of course he finds it in the state of California, smart guy. But he more specifically finds it in a state of disarray! This tale is replete with intrigue! Sabotage! Hampers! Newspapers!Has Larry laughed in the face of the soap gods once again by pushing the bounds of how many bars of soap can be melded together? Or has he learned his lesson and stuck with four bars? Act surprised when you hear the answer, OK?Will the show lose its edge if it starts making a million dollars? We say no, but we sure would like the chance to find out.Remember, you can't say hiLARIous Without Larry and you don't have to be a Rockefeller to help a fella.Quote of the week: "Talk about old fashioned. She's just a lunatic."

Jan 13, 2011

Amos 'n' Andy was officially transferred by NBC from the Blue Network to the Red Network in 1935, although the vast majority of stations carrying the show remained the same. Several months later, Gosden and Correll moved production of the show from NBC's Merchandise Mart studios in Chicago to Hollywood. After a long and successful run with Pepsodent, the program changed sponsors in 1938 to Campbell's Soup; because of Campbell's closer relationship with CBS, the series switched to that network on April 3, 1939.In 1943, after 4,091 episodes, the radio program went from a 15-minute CBS weekday dramatic serial to an NBC half-hour weekly comedy. While the five-a-week show often had a quiet, easygoing feeling, the new version was a full-fledged sitcom in the Hollywood sense, with a regular studio audience (for the first time in the show's history) and an orchestra. More outside actors, including many African American comedy professionals, were brought in to fill out the cast. Many of the half-hour programs were written by Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher, later the writing team behind Leave It To Beaver and The Munsters. In the new version, Amos became a peripheral character to the more dominant Andy and Kingfish duo, although Amos was still featured in the traditional Christmas show where he explains the Lord's Prayer to his daughter.THIS EPISODE:May 25, 1945. NBC network. Commercials deleted. Andy impersonates a sailor and is lucky enough to be the millionth visitor to the "Harlem Canteen." Harlow Wilcox (announcer), Freeman Gosden, Charles Correll. 27 minutes.

The Campbell Playhouse was a sponsored continuation of the Mercury Theater on the Air, a direct result of the instant publicity from the War of the Worlds panic. The switch occurred on December 9, 1938. In spite of using the same creative staff, the show had a different flavor under sponsorship, partially attributed to a guest star policy in place, which relegated the rest of the Mercury Players to supporting cast for Orson Welles and the Hollywood guest of the week. There was a growing schism between Welles, still reaping the rewards of his Halloween night notoriety, and his collaborator John Houseman, still in the producer's chair but feeling more like an employee than a partner. The writer, as during the unsponsored run, was Howard Koch.THIS EPISODE:January 6, 1939. CBS network. "Counselor At Law". Sponsored by: Campbell's Soup. A good story about a powerful attorney with a secret past. Announced as the first radio performance by Gertrude Berg in a program other than, "The Goldbergs." Attorney Sam Liebowitz also appears. Orson Welles, Gertrude Berg, Aline MacMahon, Elmer Rice (author), Sam Liebowitz, Joseph Cotten. 58:26.

The Campbell Playhouse was a sponsored continuation of the Mercury Theater on the Air, a direct result of the instant publicity from the War of the Worlds panic. The switch occurred on December 9, 1938. In spite of using the same creative staff, the show had a different flavor under sponsorship, partially attributed to a guest star policy in place, which relegated the rest of the Mercury Players to supporting cast for Orson Welles and the Hollywood guest of the week. There was a growing schism between Welles, still reaping the rewards of his Halloween night notoriety, and his collaborator John Houseman, still in the producer's chair but feeling more like an employee than a partner. The writer, as during the unsponsored run, was Howard Koch. THIS EPISODE: May 19, 1939. CBS network. "The Bad Man". Sponsored by: Campbell's Soup. Comedy-Adventure about a Mexican Bandito and the mixed bag of Americans who cross his path. Bernard Herrmann (composer, conductor), Diana Stevens, Edwin Jerome, Ernest Chappell (announcer), Everett Sloane, Frank Readick, Ida Lupino, Orson Welles (host), Ray Collins (narrator), William Alland. 59:55.

The Campbell Playhouse was a sponsored continuation of the Mercury Theater on the Air, a direct result of the instant publicity from the War of the Worlds panic. The switch occurred on December 9, 1938. In spite of using the same creative staff, the show had a different flavor under sponsorship, partially attributed to a guest star policy in place, which relegated the rest of the Mercury Players to supporting cast for Orson Welles and the Hollywood guest of the week. There was a growing schism between Welles, still reaping the rewards of his Halloween night notoriety, and his collaborator John Houseman, still in the producer's chair but feeling more like an employee than a partner. The writer, as during the unsponsored run, was Howard Koch. THIS EPISODE: September 24, 1939. CBS net. "What Every Woman Knows". Sponsored by: Campbell's Soup. Drama about an Irish M.P. and his plain and apparently useless wife. Agnes Moorehead, Alfred Shirley, Bernard Herrmann (composer, conductor), Ernest Chappell (announcer), Eustace Wyatt, Everett Sloane, Helen Hayes (narrator), Naomi Campbell, Orson Welles (host), Ray Collins (narrator). 55:24.

The Campbell Playhouse was a sponsored continuation of the Mercury Theater on the Air, a direct result of the instant publicity from the War of the Worlds panic. The switch occurred on December 9, 1938. In spite of using the same creative staff, the show had a different flavor under sponsorship, partially attributed to a guest star policy in place, which relegated the rest of the Mercury Players to supporting cast for Orson Welles and the Hollywood guest of the week. There was a growing schism between Welles, still reaping the rewards of his Halloween night notoriety, and his collaborator John Houseman, still in the producer's chair but feeling more like an employee than a partner. The writer, as during the unsponsored run, was Howard Koch.THIS EPISODE:Andrew Manson, a young, enthusiastic doctor takes his first job in a Welsh mining town, and begins to wonder at the persistent cough many of the miners have. When his attempts to prove its cause are thwarted, he moves to London. His new practice does badly. But when a friend shows him how to make a lucrative practice from rich hypochondriacs, it will take a great shock to show him what the truth of being a doctor really is. January 21, 1940. CBS net. "The Citadel". Sponsored by: Campbell's Soup. A. J. Cronin (author), Edgar Barrier, Ernest Chappell (announcer), Everett Sloane, George Coulouris, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Orson Welles (host), Ray Collins (narrator). 53 minutes.