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Happy Thanksgiving Weekend from all of us here in Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness and the Teen Canteen. 

A Thanksgiving staple is on tap for our episode today...

The Swell Music Quiz (aka ‘Music with Turkeys’).

This one, from November 24, 1995. 

Mike Epstein is producing

We begin with a declaration from Norm and then it’s on to the game.

Ed Mullen in studio

Jack Harte in traffic drinking his ‘radiant roasted’ coffee

I’m on the phone, desperate and lonely on Thanksgiving Day.

My cousins, Taylor and Bianca, had the chicken pox.

I had never had them, so I stayed home.

Ed says hello to his wife, Patricia. Two years ago on this very program, Ed proposed.

On to the Quiz!

Catergories are:

Rock and Roll

Jazz/Big Band

Musical Comedy

And Christmas Music

Ed explains the rules…good thing because I still don’t understand them.

The prize is a poorly written, badly copied, though highly coveted, junky Certificate of Award.

We take 35 calls:

Fred from Medford

Sam in Newton

Bob in Waltham

Paul from Canton

Chuckles from Chelsea

Ronnie in PA

Tom from JP

Glen from Peabody

Chris in Lexington

Rick in Canton

Joe from Winthrop

Mike on a car phone

Craig in Newton

Scott from NY

Dave in Boston

Carlene from PA

Irene from Dayton, OH

Paul in Foxborough

There's a short traffic report with Jack with an Osco commercial

Dave in Leominster

Victor from Winthrop

Side B

Picks up with Victor’s call

Linda in Quincy

Louie from Lunenberg

Dave in CT

Dieter from MD and a SMQ scandal ensues

Lisa from Cortland, NY

Glenn in Fairbanks, AK and he’s listening to us!

Originally from Marlborough, MA

Has a 38’ antenna on his house. Norm asks to put his radio up to the phone and sure ‘nuff we hear ourselves!

Dave from E. Cambridge

Steve in Dedham

Lisa from Chelsea

Brian in Boston

Jim from Ithaca, NY

Mary in Peabody

Sarah from York, ME

Don in Billerica

And we close with Bob

Arthur Godfrey makes two appearances and waxes poetic that he smoked 72 packs of Chesterfield’s and that is why today, he’s dead.

We return after the news to give the answers to the unanswered questions along with learning that Norm owns the only house in Massachusetts where you need a front-end loader to get across the kitchen into the dining room.

Black Friday Traffic is discussed and I recommend a movie.

Ep 65 – The Swell Music Quiz dba ‘Music with Turkeys’ begins in a 1 a 2 a 1,2,3,4.

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Hello, hello and thanks for checking in to Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness. Please sit down and get comfortable as we bring you another 2-part show which I’ve titled ‘Two Pairs and a Bunch of Jokers.’

There’s a whole heck of a lot to tell you about so let’s get started.

We begin with a DBG from November 20th, 1993. After that we will mosey on to the post-game 4-5am hour and our regularly scheduled NNS already in progress.

The players for this game are:

Betty in Sudbury maybe a first-time player?

Betty from Hyde Park definitely, a first-time player

Alan from Medford but working in Watertown

Jack from Cumberland, RI another first-timer

Tony Nesbitt in studio

A stressed and strained Jack Harte from the Pru

Sid Whittaker – producing, playing and later, uncovering a family secret

The Birthdays:

Alistair Cooke

Dick Smothers

Bo Derek

Richard Dawson

Veronica Hamel

Sean Young

Estelle Parsons

And Judy Woodruff

We hear some events, but they are NOT part of the game.

And we are informed of some birthdays of the dead.

We close that hour with a post-game caller from Mike in Medford.

After a brief intermission we return with our second act.

Beginning with a fade in of a Gold Bond commercial

Accuwx w/Paul Pastelok and Norm provides a temperature that meteorologists everywhere are still researching.

Then we are joined by WCVB Ch. 5’s Steve Sbraccia who was bringing coffee to his wife, WBZ Radio’s Susan Rist!

Norm has known both since they were just wee little news reporters.

Now comes the promenade of caller persons:

Al in Framingham

Glenn from Brighton

Mick from Boardman, Ohio

This next call is one of the best:

The warm, toasty and flirty Marie from Revere. So much riotous laughter.

Brad in Lapeer, Michigan

John in Lynn

Generosa joins us to give John directions to the St. Adelaide’s Craft Show and could there be a love connection as well?

They make plans on how to identify each other and Norm has some recommendations for Generosa.

Helen from New Bedford - She asks Norm what he would do were he President and the list is impressive. Especially the last entry.

Ed from Cambridge – Tells story of when he met a couple practicing their golf swing across the street from WBZ that turned out to be Steve and Susan!

And we close with Beverly. She came to Massachusetts from Cannon Beach, Oregon in 1961. Always listened to Norm. Moved back to Oregon about 7 years ago and happens to was back visiting to sell some property. She just had to tell Norm how special he is to her. 

Our sponsors!

Baby Gold Bond twice. First with Jackie Black from New Castle, IN and then Gwendolyn Jones of Ft. Lauderdale, FL

ADT Security twice, voiced by Jay McQuaide

A VERY excited Paul Grassi of Valley Stream, NY for Classic Ovaltine.

WBZ Afternoon News Promo voiced by Diane Stern

WBZ and Wonderland Park is giving you a chance to win a trip for two to the ProBowl in Hawaii – voiced by Bob Raleigh

AutoMax Classified Television Program on WLVI TV 56

Bill Marlowe with another mouth-watering commercial for Floramo’s

And the former dizzy and nauseated Hazel Dew of Houston, TX for Marezine.

Episode 64, ‘Two Pairs and a Bunch of Jokers’ is ready to roll.

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Today’s episode, number 63 to be exact, is another Dumb Birthday Game. This time from November 13th, 1994.

Now this is an excellent example of Norm’s appeal to younger listeners as I've titled it: The DBG: College Bowl Edition!

All our players are attending college in the Boston area.

Well, to be truthful, I’m not sure about one but he’s still a younger caller.

Our contestants:

Scott from higher education unknown

Jonathan at Harvard University

Raj from MIT

The peer pressured Lara from B.U.

Sid Whittaker, producing, playing and a student at B.U.

And the Dean of Traffic School, Jack Harte

For some reason I was busy in the newsroom and could not participate.

An interesting tidbit about Jonathan: he was the co-creator of Inside Edge Magazine. A periodical geared toward 18-24 year olds.

Norm had spoken to him earlier and plugs it a few times during the game. Mr. Jonathan has done quite well for himself as he is a CFO of some large company.

The celebrity birthdays and events:

Whoopi Goldberg

Linda Christian

Richard Mulligan

Madeleine Sherwood

Joe Mantegna

Events:

What year did…

…the Holland Tunnel open?

…Walt Disney’s ‘Fantasia’ made its world premiere?

In what year was artificial snow invented?

During this game, many stories are told, references made, opinions given and souls bared.

Did I build that up enough for you?

Episode 63, the College Bowl Edition of the DBG staaaaaaarrrrts now.

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We begin Year 2 of Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness with a Dumb Birthday game from November 2nd, 1991.

I am calling this one The Rift since Norm is hating on me, right from the start. So much so that I stop talking to him and have Jack relay my answers to Norm.

Besides the palpable displeasure with me there’s lots of good stuff in this one.

Players:

Stacy from Boston

Steve the Wrestler from Melrose

Kristin from Dorchester

Scott from Peabody

Tony producing and on the phone from the control room

Jack Harte from the Pru

Bdays with all the music and sfx:

Burt Lancaster

Ray Walston

Pat Buchanan – and Norm doesn’t hold back

The adjective rich Stephanie Powers from Haahht to Haahht

11/4

Walter Cronkite

Art Carney

11/5

Tatum O’Neal

Back to 11/4

The adjective laden Loretta Swit – Jack adds some very interesting info

Do we actually hear the age 76 guessed without saying “That’s the Spirit?”

A 55 without “That’s the limit?”

A 66 without “That’s the route?”

A 77 without “That’s the Strip?”

You’ll have to break out your stat sheet and keep track at home.

After the game we are entertained by the following:

Some Bottom of the hour news with Norm (10 minutes or so late)

Traffic with Jack

Accuwx with Norm

Caller:

Randy ‘The Macho Man’ Savage

He said he heard that Norm went out as him for Halloween because he went out as Norm.

Norm with an exciting sports update

Teases future guest:

The Flat Earth Research Society International which had 3500 members at the time.

Warren Shepard Countryside tease for 5am

Ray Brown was going to be in starting at 5:30am

Neil Chayet Looking at the Law on Sunday mornings from 7-9am

Dr. Howard Smith was leaving the time slot and moving to the West Coast

Top Hour Sounder

Darrell Gould’s intro to Accuwx w/Brett Anderson

Traffic with Jack and Norm

Old, dry Norm Show Open

And we close with diving into our telephone booth reference book and place a call to the Motel 6 in Sioux Falls, SD to ask about the blizzards. Norm speaks with the front desk clerk, Joan.

Even though she can’t occupy that main line, Norm manages to keep her on for a short time and then someone walks in and she had to go.

We are also graced with a variety of commercials!

The Bolshoi Ballet

Gold Bond 2x – once with Patrick Palladino Jr. from Winchester MA and the other from Joan Cantwell of Brockton MA

Keep It in Your Sneaker Powder twice

Join WBZ and Jordan Marsh for a sneak preview of The Enchanted Village to benefit the Children’s Hospital Fund!

The Graduate School at Lesley College

The Door and Window Specialists at J&C Adams (starring Tom and Russ) Peter Meade voiced!

And Danielle Steele for the Ad Council

Ep 62, The Rift, is ready to roll.

Today’s episode marks the One Year Anniversary of the start of this channel and podcast. It is also 25 years since Norm left us.

I hope that you enjoy listening, share in the many laughs and smiles and maybe even a shed a tear or two. I know I have.

I will continue to work hard to bring you content with some plans and ideas for this channel that I hope will entertain you as we begin year 2.

Like, subscribe and share…across all the platforms. It really helps.

I’m considering starting a Patreon where you could support the channel and podcast and a portion of that revenue would go to support the Norm Nathan Scholarship fund at the Berklee College of Music.

We shall see what the next year brings!

Now let’s wind it back to the penultimate day of October…October 30th, 1993 for a Dumb Birthday game and then a Norm Nathan Show post game hour.

Our Players:

Hillary from Upper Bucks County PA

Phil from Mt. Forest, Canada

Mike in Medford

Barry in Worcester

Mike Epstein producing and playing

Sid Whitaker producing and playing

Jack Harte in his Traffic Suite adorned with birthday easy chairs, charts and where he does his birthday-ups exercises

Bdays and Events in History:

Henry Winkler

Grace Slick

Louis Malle

Ruth Hussey

Harry Hamlin

Timothy B. Schmidt

Events in History:

In what year did Orson Welles do the ‘War of the Worlds’ broadcast which created panic?

Muhammad Ali regained his heavyweight boxing title by knocking out George Foreman in the 8th round in what year?

Post-game we get calls from:

Glenn in Brighton inquiring about Sid Whittakers’ roots but the tape switches sides and talk continues with Glenn about some other subjects including a past DBG and, if you can believe it, considering the foolishness going on now, offensive Halloween costumes?!

Lisa with some details on Ruth Hussey

Larry in Westborough with a bewitching call

Jim from RI

Rob with a Floramo’s review

Betty in Sudbury who would like Norm to talk about jazz to the 7th graders she teaches and just the mere possibility is creating a buzz!

Maria from NH

Norm mentions his ambition to play piano for booze.

And we get some ribald ‘Casting Spells’ jokes from the man with a body of well-tempered steel.

Commercial content is as follows:

Ovaltine

Marezine helping Arlene Trieg from Coquille, OR

Advertise on WBZ starring 'Call Mr. Duplitron!'

AMTRAK/Kid Company – Geography Bee to Washington DC

The One Year Anniversary Show begins now!

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Episode 60 brings us a Dumb Birthday Game from October 21st, 1995

I’ve titled this: Wild Abandon. Not only because of what Norm says but also because of one of the players. And listen closely as we get a couple of definitions of ‘wild abandon.’

We begin with Norm and Jack Harte talking about the tag line “Welcome to our world!” on the Air Canada commercial which leads to some voice lessons from Jack.

And speaking of welcomes…Bonjour, France! Yet another country added to our simmering fandom.

And the timing couldn’t be better as France plays a role in the DBG too!

The players:

Jack Harte

Ed LeClair producing and playing

Kevin in Kittery ME

Sally from Reading

Mary Ellen in Braintree

Larry in Orleans on the Cape who can’t say when he’s enjoyed himself, though he can’t stop talking.

Bdays:

Whitey Ford

Carrie Fisher

Elvin Bishop

George Bell

Dates in History:

First lightbulb that really worked was turned on by Thomas Edison in Menlo Park.

Women in France were allowed to vote for the first time.

Norm sings “La Vie En Rose”

Then Norm AND Jack go all French on us!

The U.S.S. Constitution “Old Ironsides” was launched.

I will inform you that the tape ends, switches sides and then we hear the close of the game but there’s quite a nice prize for the winner.

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This episode of Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness has a little something for everyone. It hails from October 16th, 1996.

Norm is in for Bob Raliegh for the Columbus Day holiday.

I’m calling this episode: Radio Digressions

We begin with a Dumb Birthday Game.

The Players:

I'm on the phone and opening mail

Mike Epstein producing and in studio

Jack Harte

We were having so much fun talking before we finish the player introductions:

Norm talks about trepidation in having to read bra commercials.

He tells a great story about growing up in Everett.

I ask an important question.

And THEN it’s back to the other players:

Jack in Ottawa

Justin in Roslindale

Bdays:

Angela Lansbury

Tim Robbins – and we go off on a Tony Robbins tangent

Suzanne Somers

Jack and Tony sing the Three’s Company theme!

David Zucker

Barry Corbin

Norm’s grandfather makes an appearance sipping some ‘gluz tai.’

Mike wants to take a break to air some bladder control commercials (which we don’t have here)

And Norm teases the The Gary Lapierre Show?

We then take a tertiary road and enjoy some commercials.

I love hearing old commercials. I hope you do too because we have a wagon load of ‘em.

They come to us from WSRS and the voice you hear between them as well as with the weather forecast is Moneen Daly.

Kellogg’s Honey Crunch Cornflakes! Visit Tony the Tiger on Halloween Night @ the Greendale Mall

Subway

Levitz Columbus Day Sale

Strands Ski Shop in Worcester

Savers Cooperative Bank

EBS Test with announcement saying it will change to the EAS

WSRS Weather jingle with Moneen on the forecast

McDonald’s

McDonald’s again but different – SpookyWorld mention

NYNEX – jazzy

Sears Furniture and Appliance Outlet Store

Stratton Mountain – Express Card

Home Depot Carpet Installation

Plymouth Neon Expresso

We return with Norm in the 4am hour with 4 callers:.

Regis, Al, Jack and Justin...who reveals the reason he’s going to Newark!

Buna Ziua, Romania! Welcome to Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness!

I would also like to note that we have surpassed 70 subscribers on YouTube.

Let’s keep it going and thank you just so darn much.

A cassette from October 9th, 1993 jumped off the shelves for our episode today which I have titled: Storytime with Uncle Norm as Norm adds some great details to some of our birthdays.

However, before we get to the DBG we have a taste of the 2am hour to entertain us. 

It begins with a very foggy traffic report from Jack Harte and some Accuweather from Dave Ryan.

We hear from Don who’s 300 miles north of Toronto in Sudbury Ontario, Canada where it’s 28 degrees and snowing.

The caller and Norm get a bit political. Amazingly, it’s a bit telling of the times we are living in now.

Jane on a car phone who’s very thankful for Norm’s show on her drive home from work

And then we have Allison in Saugus who has some sage advice on how to treat a genius. This one is another shining example of Norm’s wit.

And now it’s DBG time!

It starts with some player introductions:

Rosemarie from Wellesley

The debut performance of Sid Whittaker!

But the tape runs out and switches sides. When it starts again, we hear Norm chortling about something. Probably about the revolving door of producers he’s had. Hearing is laugh just makes me smile.

We continue with player intros:

I’m in studio with Mike Epstein

And Jack Harte (who has an astounding game)

Bdays are a mixed bag from the upcoming week:

10/9

Jackson Browne

10/12

Susan Anton

Chris Wallace

10/13

Marie Osmond

Margaret Thatcher

Art Garfunkel

10/14

Everett Coop

Roger Moore

Norm talks about taking piano lessons again, the Ol’ Drunken Pianist…On Tour Now. Stick around for those dates!

And boy do we get to hear some Commercials!

Grab a pen and paper to jot down these classics:

Marezine – twice – Linda Kern from Lahaina, HI & Hazel Dew from Houston, TX

Ovaltine – twice

AutoMax Classified TV program on WLVI TV 56

WBZ Traffic on the 3’s Promo

Campers Rental Sales and Camp America…The RV Mile

Boston MoS – The Dinosaurs of Jurassic Park

Percy’s Electronics – twice

WBZ 24 Hour Traffic Network

42nd St at the Colonial Theater

Baby Gold Bond – twice – Gwendolyn Jones from Ft. Lauderdale, FL &

Louise Fallon of Brooklyn, NY

The Boat Show at the Bayside Expo Center

Kid Company Promo

Wittnauer Watches

Bill Marlowe for Tommy Floramo’s!

Regular Gold Bond – Michael Cook of Grand Prairie, TX tells us all about his skin problem

And we close with Scotch Pine Farm voiced by Bob Raleigh. It’s only a partial commercial because the tape ran out. I hope we have the full version somewhere because what we hear is funny.

Hey there! It’s so great to have you back for another visit to Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness.

We return to 1996. October 5th to be exact.

I have titled this: Propositions, Poultry and a Performance

It begins with a Darrell Gould intro to a Jack Harte traffic report and then we jump to Norm!

Though the first call is upcut it’s a great one from Tom – who clearly gathers up a bunch of things, makes a checklist, and talks about it all with Norm.

This time it starts off with what sounds like he wanted to head up tours to Norm’s house.

Is Norm the Lowell Thomas of Boston?

Tom gives us a great idea based on something he recalls from WHO in DesMoines, IA.

Sadly, Norm and I wouldn’t be able to consider and expand on it as he would pass away a little over 3 weeks later. 

We continue with Tom’s call…moving on to the subject of Stan Freberg.

Next on Tom’s checklist is some advice when talking to yourself.

Norm reveals he enjoys full on conversations…with himself.

The call closes with a proposition to open a VERY specialized school.

Next up is a sweet call from the woman who has been vital in stocking the Vault with so much Silly: Joan from Tewksbury.

Monarch butterflies, Norm’s fill-in schedules, newspaper articles, big, New England Fall Fairs and a special event that Norm was going to performing a song at!

Stay tuned for a special treat…

Episode 57 – Propositions, Poultry and a Performance begins now.

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I have something a little different here for Episode 56.

In September of 1996, WBZ was celebrating their 75th Anniversary.

The following are two segments from David Brudnoy’s show on September 19th, 1996.

After a retrospective open, David (who I will refer to here as ‘Bruds’ so as to keep the Dave/David name count manageable) joins us with his special guest, Dave Maynard. There’s talk of Dave’s career with Bruds making all sorts of jokes about his age.

Bruds shares a story about listening to WBZ on a drive down to Texas.

Together they take many calls from listeners that share all sorts of memories.

Larry who recalls a very tense call Dave took when he was on the overnights.

Andy from Lynn asking about some former ‘BZ personalities

Barbara with a quick memory

Frank calling back due to a threat

Brian with a heartwarming story

Wolfie being Wolfie

Pat from Waltham with some early recollections of Dave

Mayor Tom Menino – will he get in the dunk tank at the Farm Stand?

Mark who’s a new listener

Claire in RI who asks about a mysterious caller

George who has a bone to pick

Marie who simply believes Dave Maynard is perfect

The tape then jumps to the next segment. David’s guest former WBZ producer and host, Kenny ‘Muck’ Meyer.

We learn of his wide-ranging career at the station. From working with Larry Glick to having his own show.

Ken also gives his thought on the state of radio at the time.

Bruds gives Norm some props!

They take some calls starting with Mark who asks how Ken got his nickname ‘Muck.’

Leon from NY talks about a local radio poll

Paul in Milton asking about a special broadcast

Louise in Framingham who’s not happy about all the sports on WBZ at the time. Bruds tells us the reason why. A ‘why’ that wouldn’t happen for another 13 years.

It was excellent to hear the two Dave’s in great voice once again.

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