Here is the final second half of the Cinnamon Bear. More Christmas programming next week!

Here are the first 3 hours of the Cinnamon Bear as broadcasted from November 26, 1937 through Christmas.

This episode is about 4 hours long, but I wanted to fit in some of my favorite Christmas shopping episodes. In this episode, we will listent to:

• 7th Annual Elgin's Thanksgiving Special (November 11, 1948)
• Abbot & Costello - "Sam Shovel - I'm All Yours, Buttons and Bows" (December 23, 1948)
• Fibber McGee & Molly - "Christmas Shopping" (December 7, 1948)
• The Jack Benny Show - "Jack Buys Don Shoe Laces For Christmas" (December 8, 1946)
• The Red skelton show - "Christmas Shopping" (December 15, 1942)

This week and next week, we will be featuring Thanksgiving programming. In this episode, you will hear:

1. Abbot & Costello - Turkey Dinner - November 25, 1943
2. Bird's Eye Open House - Groucho Marx - November 22, 1945
3. Kraft Music Hall with Al Jolson & Dorothy Lamour - November 27, 1947
4. Maxwell House Coffee Time - Thanksgiving - November 21, 1940
5. Milton Berle Show - Salute To Thanksgiving - November 25, 1947
6. Philco Radio Time with Bing Crosby - Judy Garland - November 27, 1946

In this episode of Airchecks, we are featuring AFRTS "Horizons West" which is 13 episodes of a docu-drama about the Lewis & Clark Expedition. Dates are unknown of the time of airing. This is the second half (sorry, the description only allows me to start with number one, so one is episode 7, 2 is episode 8, and etc.):

1. To The Pacific
2. Fort On The Columbia
3. Homeward Bound
4. Decision At Travelers Rest
5. Clark The Horse Thieves
6. Lewis The Blackfeet
7. Down The Missouri To St. Louis.

In this episode of Airchecks, we are featuring AFRTS "Horizons West" which is 13 episodes of a docu-drama about the Lewis & Clark Expedition. Dates are unknown of the time of airing. This is the first half:

1. Mr. Jefferson's Dream
2. The Confrontation
3. Dakota Winter
4. Into The Unknown
5. The Great Falls
6. Shoshone Country

Next week, will feature the last of the 7 episodes. 

In this episode, we will be focusing on two books that were made for radio.

• The Tin Drum by Gunter Grass (BBC, June 2, 1996)
• Moby Dick by Herman Melville (CBC, March 6, 1949 -- and yes, that's Lorne Greene as Ahab

In this episode we will have:

• Chet Chetters' Tales From the Morgue - Highway of Death
• Mercury Theatre's "Dracula" - as broadcasted on July 11, 1938
• Mercury Theatre's "War of the Worlds" - as broadcasted on October 30, 1938
• A Half Hour Radio Show - this episode is a spoof of "War of the Worlds"

This episode is kind of short from the normal 3 hours, but should make up the times that I have gone over in the past.

We're sticking with a Halloween theme for this week and next week. Here are some selected Twilight Zone radio series from 2002-2012 all of which came from the original television scripts. Unfortunately, I didn't keep track of which episodes that I selected, so it's going to be a surprise.

This is part 14 of 14 (the final part) of Paul Harvey's "Rest of the story". There aproximately over 600 episodes and we're playing them all. If you missed the first part and would like to tune in, it starts with episode 80.