A few of our current shows only ran one season and we’re rapidly approaching the end of the series. We’re going to leave it completely up to you to decide one of the radio classics that will join our line up. Just recommend a show by commenting below, or emailing Jeff, and you’re entered! How easy is that?!?!?!
At the end of the month we’ll randomly draw a name and not only will you win a copy of the offbeat and enjoyable Hello, Everybody!: The Dawn of American Radio but we’ll also add your recommended show to our weekly schedule!
It’s a great book to win because with clarity, humor, and an eye for outsized characters forgotten by polite history, Anthony Rudel tells the story of the boisterous years when radio took its place in the nation’s living room and forever changed American politics, journalism, and entertainment.
Feel free to recommend as many shows as you’d like all we ask is that you post each as a separate comment (or email) and that you make sure that each request is different.
We’ll announce the winner on August 1st.
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- 4th of July Special: 7/04/1944 – Columbia Workshop, Home for the Fourth
- 4th of July Special: 7/04/1948 – You are There, The Declaration of Independance
- 4th of July Special: 7/04/1939 – Information Please, Guests Marcus Duffield and Lillian Gish
- 4th of July Special: 7/04/1948 – The Adventures of Sam Spade, The Rushlight Diamond Caper
- Bill Stern’s Sports Newsreel: 8/18/1944 – Guest Ellery Queen
- The Abbott and Costello Show: 12/24/1947 – Christmas Show
- Your Host: Jeff McAleer
- The Big Show: 11/05/1950 – Fred Allen and Jimmy Durante
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I would like to recommend Ozzie & Harriet to be added.