Sounds Like Radio Volume 156 is here and so is Gildy. Yep, he's back from his sick bed last time in Volume 155. He's fully recovered and that just may be his trouble, as no one seems to be paying attention to Gildy now and he misses the attention he was getting. What to do? What to do? Uh oh, Gildy has a plan and I don't

Well, maybe if Gildy listens to the gang I've rounded up to help out he may learn

Boris Karloff is back on the Library of Sound (LOS) Volume 279 to tell us another classic tale as only he can do. Boris reads us the story of Here After This, if you've never heard it you're in for a treat. Enter now into the Library of Sound reading corner with Boris.

Your Humble Host has emerged from our Vast Library of Sound (LOS) with Volume 278. It's The Whistler from October 18, 1942 and a creepy little tale, "Death Comes At Midnight". Whistle a happy tune if you can as we listen to The Whistler!

Sounds Like Radio Volume 156 is here and so is Gildy. Yep, he's back from his disappearance last time in Volume 155. He's fully recovered and that just may be his trouble, as no one seems to be paying attention to Gildy now and he misses the attention he was getting. What to do? What to do? Uh oh, Gildy has a plan and I don't like the sounds of it.

Well, maybe if Gildy listens to the gang I've rounded up to help out he may learn something from Blossom Dearie, The Ink Spots, Berndette Peters (our exciting picture featured with this show), Frank Sinatra, Patsy Cline, Bing Crosby and Astrud Gilberto. Let's find out in this January 16, 1952 Great Gildersleeve show.

The Great Gildersleeve ain't on the scene. What happened, where'd he go? That's what the Gildy family and his friends are all asking. That's the big subject for Sounds Like Radio Volume 155.

Never fear, Your Humble Host is here on the case. Consulting with Your Humble Host to find Gildy are invited guest, Crazy Gugenheim! He's our picture posted with this show. Crazy & I are on the case and in case Crazy ain't enough we have Emmylou Harris, Vaughn Monroe, Peggy Lee, Bing Crosby, Jo Stafford, Jim Reeves & Al Jolson all gathered for a powerhouse show all for you. Enjoy friends, this was a fun show

Jean Shepherd's back on the Library of Sound (LOS) Volume 277. Your Humble Host once again dips into his own exclusive tape collection of Shep I recorded back in the day, to be specific today's show is from March 12, 1975. Shep is going to talk about the news and it's relevance to our own everyday life. Is it? Shep reports on some truly relevant news. It's a funny show, let's step into the Shepherd Vault to listen to this tape.

Your Humble Host treads lightly through the graveyard in today's edition of the Library of Sound (LOS) Volume 276. We quietly bring you another weird time with, "Quiet Please" entitled "Take Me Out To the Graveyard"!! Originally broadcast November 3, 1947. Do be careful as to not to disturb any of the residents.

Your Humble Host is happy to bring you another exciting adventure with Sherlock Holmes. Today on the Library of Sound (LOS) Volume 275 we find the Master Detective untangling "The Naval Treaty" as it was originally heard on March 22, 1960. Cabbie!! (I cry), take us to 221 B Baker Street!

The Great Gildersleeve ain't on the scene. What happened, where'd he go? That's what the Gildy family and his friends are all asking. That's the big subject for Sounds Like Radio Volume 155.

Never fear, Your Humble Host is here on the case. Consulting with Your Humble Host to find Gildy are invited guest, Crazy Gugenheim! He's our picture posted with this show. Crazy & I are on the case and in case Crazy ain't enough we have Emmylou Harris, Vaughn Monroe, Peggy Lee, Bing Crosby, Jo Stafford, Jim Reeves & Al Jolson all gathered for a powerhouse show all for you. Enjoy friends, this was a fun show to do and it will be for you to listen to too.

Your Humble Host brings out another exclusive Bing Crosby Shortie 15 minute show on The Library of Sound (LOS) Volume 274. From January 17, 1956 Bing talks of who he thinks would make a good man of the year and sings a few ditties along the way. Ken Carpenter & Bing dig deep and come up with an interesting idea.