Time to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day with our favorite holiday guy, Jean Shepherd!  From our Vast Library of Sound (LOS) comes Volume 85 and a March 17, 1972 Jean Shepherd show from St. Patty's Day itself!   Find out

Your Humble Host is back in the Reading Corner and has asked Boris Karloff to return to the Library of Sound Volume 293 and to tell us a few more of them really short Aesop's Fables. Today Boris tells us about the Man and the Satyr (a mythical forest creature with the top of a man with a goat's ears, tail and legs), also Boris speaks of the Rooster & the Jewel, the Old Hound and the Mountain In Labor. Boris is loaded today with little fables, enjoy.

As Rudy Vallee would say, "My time is your time". And for Your Humble Host today on the Library of Sound Volume 292 that's true as we present this April 20, 1949 broadcast of the great Bing Crosby Show! Bing's guest is the famous crooner from the 1920's the forever college boy, Rudy Vallee. With megaphone in hand he's woo his way to stardom BEFORE Bing's time. This is a funny show too, I think you'll enjoy.

Sounds Like Radio Volume 162 is here with Your Humble Host and the Great Gildersleeve from February 27, 1952. Today Gildy is going to give Leroy his freedom to be responsible for himself. He's gotten tired of telling Leroy what to do so he's going to see how things go if Leroy is, for once responsible for his own chores.

Will Leroy be able to handle this new found freedom? Will all his duties now go to pot? Will Gildy trip over Leroy's skates again?

Well, we're here to help Leroy out in his new quest for freedom. To do so we've brought along Andy Williams, Dorothy Shay, Merle Haggard, Dusty Springfield, Bing Crosby, Doris Day and Burl Ives. Now between all of us we should be able to come up some helpful hints and some sweet sounds along the way.

Your Humble Host brings you a first from the vast Library of Sound Volume 291, it's The Mysterious Traveler and the story of the "House of Death"(!!) originally heard January 30, 1944. Hold on to your hats and get ready to board the train for mystery.

Your Humble Host is in the Sherlock Holmes Wing of the Library of Sound. Ahh, from Volume 290 of the Library of Sound (LOS) we have a most interesting and quite dramatic little tale entitled, "The Cardboard Box". A strange box arrives and the contents most unusual indeed. It's up to the master detective to figure out what it all means. From April 19, 1960 Your Humble Host presents The Cardboard Box!

Time for Sounds Like Radio Volume 161 with Your Humble Host. Today the Great Gildersleeve from February 20, 1952 has lined up with the mayor an important job for himself. Or so he thinks, till this young college gal comes along and now the mayor has her in mind for the job, of course.

Gildersleeve is now worried this new gal may find him inefficient, she's the efficiency expert don't you know. Well, I have some folks with me to calm Gildy's nerves. On hand today are Fred Astaire, Leanne Rimes, Eddy Arnold, Betty Boop, Bing Crosby, Georgia Gibbs, Nat King Cole & Kay Starr. We'll also get a bit of yodeling in with Elton Britt and a fantastic yodel song.

Well, all this may not help Gildy but it sure sounds great to listen to.

Your Humble Host is here with a Great Gildersleeve from February 13, 1952. In today's show it seems Bullard (Gildy's bad neighbor) has gotten word that GIldersleeve it toting an

But we're always here to lend a helping hand with these delicate matters and to do that we've got Perry Como, Peggy Lee, Bing Crosby (with a really beautiful song), Helen Ward, Bobby Vinton, K.D. Lang & Ella Fitzgerald.

Jean Shepherd is back on the Library of Sound (LOS) Volume 289. Your Humble Host has pulled another of his very own tapes out of the Shep Vault, one he recorded on March 18, 1975. Here Jean talks about Joel McCrea Westerns, Cracker Jacks & Logos. It's a fun show and one that you'll find interesting too. Enjoy this EXCLUSIVE Jean Shepherd show I recorded myself when I was still a teen.

The Shadow has returned to the Library of Sound (LOS) Volume 288 with none other than Orson Welles as The Shadow. Your Humble Host presents from August 21, 1938 this Shadow entitled "The Caverns of Death"! These caverns are damp and dark, but as long as the Shadow is here we're guaranteed a flashlight.