It's the deep blue sea for Gildy, well, it's the deep water reservoir anyway. It's Sounds Like Radio Volume 169 and we find GIldy trying to build up his name as water commissioner in the town. He needs publicity that mean a deep dive in the water reservoir!

Your Humble Host will try to build Gildy's confidence with a few folks he's brought with him, Robert Mitchum, he drinks calypso style water, Dinah Shore, Phil Harris (that's Bing & Phil fishing in our picture with this show),

We've all gathered for another funny and oh so great musical episode of Sounds Like Radio!

Your Humble Host was in desperate need of a classic story from Boris Karloff. It's been a while and on the Library of Sound Volume 313 we have Boris Karloff to tell us the Rudyard Kipling story of How The First Letter Was Written. "Boris" and I chat about Boris's music choices and "Boris" even fires our background piano player!

Here's a good little story, enjoy.

Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar is back on the Library of Sound Volume 312. Today, Johnny is called upon to look into the disappearance of a hot young wife of an old hat company head man. Things look suspicious but Johnny will figure it out. From January 27, 1957 Your Humble Host presents "The Mad Hatter Matter".

It's the deep blue sea for Gildy, well, it's the deep water reservoir anyway. It's Sounds Like Radio Volume 169 and we find GIldy trying to build up his name as water commissioner in the town. He needs publicity that mean a deep dive in the water reservoir!

Your Humble Host will try to build Gildy's confidence with a few folks he's brought with him, Robert Mitchum drinks calypso style water, Dinah Shore, Phil Harris, Emmylou Harris, Bing Crosby, Lee Wiley, Mills Brothers & Sophie Tucker. We've all gathered for another funny and oh so great musical episode of Sounds Like Radio!

Sounds Like Radio Volume 168 weekend re-play is here and with it Your Humble Host has brought with him a couple of hives of bees!! Yipe, don't worry, it's all for Leroy who wants to start up a bee business. The Great Gildersleeve wanted Leroy to think of ways to make money he didn't count on it being bees though.

Never Fear Your Humble Host is here with a gang of friendly folks all with a bit of help for Gildy. Today we hear from Jimmie Rodgers, Doris Day (featured with this show's picture), Bing Crosby, Billie Piper, Dean Martin, Burl Ives, Julie London, & Johnny Hartman. Now that's what I call

Your Humble Host returns to his own Jean Shepherd Vault and lo and behold we find a tape he recorded on March 20, 1975. Today on the Library of Sound Volume 311 we'll hear Shep speak of Pulp magazines, planes & authors. It's a full ride today as we travel with Jean Shepherd.

Your Humble Host asks for quiet, Quiet Please. And by golly here it is, another goodie from "Quiet Please" entitled "Bring Me To Life" originally heard August 10, 1947. It's another weird tale just the way we like them on the Library of Sound Volume 310.

Sounds Like Radio Volume 168 is here and with it Your Humble Host has brought with him a couple of hives of bees!! Yipe, don't worry, it's all for Leroy who wants to start up a bee business. The Great Gildersleeve wanted Leroy to think of ways to make money he didn't count on it being bees though.

Never Fear Your Humble Host is here with a gang of friendly folks all with a bit of help for Gildy. Today we hear from Jimmie Rodgers, Doris Day, Bing Crosby, Billie Piper (featured with this show's picture), Dean Martin, Burl Ives, Julie London, & Johnny Hartman. Now that's what I call assistance.

Oh, Your Humble Host has an action packed Great Gildersleeve on Sounds Like Radio Volume 167 this weekend. It seems our hero is wanted by a desperate woman who claims Gildy is her runaway husband missing for more than a decade. Oh no, Gildy's never been married it's all a mistake. Nothing to do now but put on your running shoes. Today's show originally heard April 2, 1952.

Well, I hate to see Gildy in a pickle and so do these folks who all have a word of advice: Eddy Arnold, Billie

Today Your Humble Host brings you The Shadow on the Library of Sound Volume 309. Orson Welles, the first actor to play the Shadow is here with an episode entitled "Witch Drums of Salem" originally heard September 11, 1938. Your Humble Host imitates Orson Welles and the way he says, "The Shadow". In case you were wondering why I say it that way. Now on to The Shadow!