1956-07-13 - 0000 - Being on the 'Junior Executive' Mailing List
1957-06-16 - 0000 - Excelsior! Stay Tuned, Lily-Livered of the World!
1959-05-02 - 0000 - Shepherd Praises the 'Gogomobile' at Length (a Cheap Dutch Auto)
1959-05-03 - 0000 - Shep Invites Listeners for 'A Walk in the Swamp'
1959-05-xx - 0000 - Life as a 'Casual Personnel'
1959-xx-xx - 0000 - A Discussion of the 'Oz' Books
1960-03-26 - 0000 - I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles
1960-03-xx - 0000 - The Life Cycle of Common Man
1960-04-02 - 0000 - A Description of a Swiss Fondue
1960-04-09 - 0000 - Coney Island - the Man in the Batting Cage, a Visit to Germany, the Cincinnati
1960-04-16 - 0000 - Jean Has Been Locked out of His Office at WOR
1960-04-xx - 0000 - A Visit to 'The Magic Mountain' at the Chicago World's Fair
1960-06-04 - 0000 - A Movie on the Late Show, a Panorama of the Civil War, Indiana, a Snake
1960-06-11 - 0000 - A Ride in a 'Whoopee Cab,' a New Use for Air Raid Shelters, Chicago Poems
1960-06-18 - 0000 - Wet Blankets, Memories of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Demonstrations and Protests
1960-06-25 - 0000 - Grand Prix Auto Racing, Fishing, Air Races, Dance Marathons
1960-06-xx - 0000 - Charles, the Medievalist
1960-07-02 - 0000 - The July 4th Weekend, Old Wallace Beery Movies, Druids at Stonehenge, 'We Are Being Inundated by a Wave of Creeping Meatballism'
1960-07-03 - 0000 - Shep Reads a Poem That Begins, 'When You Were a Tadpole and I Was a Fish'
1960-07-04 - 0000 - Summer Madness and 'The Great Ice Cream War'
1960-07-09 - 0000 - Crowds, Political Party Conventions, Radio Performers
1960-07-10 - 0000 - The Chain on the Door, the Steel Mill and 'Terry and the Pirates'
1960-07-23 - 0000 - America Is the Patsy of the World
1960-07-30 - 0000 - Bad Weather in New York City, Aboard a Coast Guard Cutter, a Man Overboard
1960-07-31 - 0000 - Have Some Clams, Baby
1960-08-07 - 0000 - Knock, Knock, Listen Baby - Can I Live Without You
1960-08-14 - 0000 - Important People, Radio-television and the Business of Communications
1960-08-27 - 0000 - Television Listings, an Ocean Voyage, Parking Tickets, 'The Life of Riley,'
1960-08-28 - 0000 - Listen Baby - Givers and Takers, Fishing, Cabin Fever, the Red Button
1960-09-03 - 0000 - A Moment of Lucidity at the 'Agressive Cab Company,' a Visit to 'The Circus of Life'
1960-09-04 - 0000 - A Ride on the Caterpillar
1960-09-10 - 0000 - Six of One, Half a Dozen of the Other
1960-09-11 - 0000 - Air Conditioned Graves
1960-09-18 - 0000 - Getting from A to Z Without Going Through the Rest of the Alphabet
1960-10-16 - 0000 - Shep Imagines 'The Great Debates' of the Future as Being Produced as An
1960-xx-xx - 0000 - Shep Plays a Record Called 'Chaos,' Produced by Ross Bagdasarian
1960-xx-xx - 0000 - The New Product Called, 'Life'
1961-01-22 - 0000 - Diagrmming Sentences, Living Phoney Lives, Listening to Old Time Radio
1961-02-22 - 0000 - Tapping the One Thousand Foot Long Watermelon of Life
1961-02-27 - 0000 - Native Rights, a Lady Cab Driver, a Beatnik Asks for 'Vanilla,' a Manhattan
1961-02-xx - 0000 - Shepherd Reads a Story of a Trip Through the Arctic to 'Stake the Northern Lights'
1961-03-01 - 0000 - The Truth from TV Guide
1961-03-02 - 0000 - A 'Guest Shot' at a Shoe Shine Stand
1961-03-04 - 0000 - Saturday Is a Dime Store Day, Fashions in the New York Times - Doubletalk
1961-09-04 - 0000 - A Clarion Call
1961-09-05 - 0000 - Looking for a 'Good-Time Charlie'
1961-10-23 - 0000 - Halloween Poetry
1961-12-14 - 0000 - Little Miss Muffet
1961-xx-xx - 0000 - Spring Madness Is Among Us!
1962-01-31 - 0000 - A Commercial by 'The Schrafft Lady'
1962-02-05 - 0000 - Shep Plays a Record Made He in February, 1943, from Camp Crowder, Missouri
1962-02-15 - 0000 - Myths and Existence
1962-02-16 - 0000 - The Art Market Forecast
1962-02-19 - 0000 - Realistic Television Shows
1962-02-21 - 0000 - Everything's 'Hunky Dory'
1962-02-22 - 0000 - Wagon Driver - an Indian or a Guy in the Bushes
1962-02-28 - 0000 - Shepherd Recalls His Early Experiences in Cincinnati Radio
1962-03-01 - 0000 - Shepherd Describes His Coverage of the John Glenn Parade up Broadway From
1962-04-20 - 0000 - Playing the Bass in the School Orchestra at the Auditorium When 'The Old Grad'
1962-04-24 - 0000 - Mr Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons
1962-07-xx - 0000 - Don Marquis' Favorite Cockroch-poet, 'Archie,' Tells the Story of 'The Spider and the Fly'
1962-07-xx - 0000 - The All-girl Army of Foley, Alabama
1962-09-19 - 0000 - Elephant Foot
1962-12-28 - 0000 - A Christmas Gift Suggestion
1962-12-28 - 0000 - The Adventures of Hairbreadth Harry Chapter One
1962-12-30 - 0000 - The Adventures of Hairbreadth Harry Chapter Two
1963-01-08 - 0000 - A Hidden Danger in Padded Brassieres and Coccyx Soreness
1963-01-xx - 0000 - Eagle Attacks Volkswagen
1963-01-xx - 0000 - The Security Calendar
1963-03-05 - 0000 - I Am Not Running
1963-03-08 - 0000 - Shep Recalls His First Visit to a Radio Station When He Was a Kid
1963-04-23 - 0000 - Shepherd 'Fingers the Beads of Despair'
1963-04-25 - 0000 - Atomaniacs
1963-04-26 - 0000 - Don't Promise Nothin
1963-05-31 - 0000 - Plan for the Future with a Compost Pile
1963-06-17 - 0000 - Shep Talks About Old Airplanes and the Plane That Crashed Across the Street
1963-07-09 - 0000 - The Word, 'It,' Grandfathers, Westminster Abbey
1963-07-31 - 0000 - Flick's House in the 'Jungle' and 'Hunter's Stew'
1963-07-xx - 0000 - Life Itself Is Not Healthy
1963-08-01 - 0000 - Mr Chuckie and the Fashion News, Life in the Signal Corps - Includes a Great
1963-08-05 - 0000 - Shep Mentions That He Has Two L P Records Available, Tapes Are Not
1963-08-22 - 0000 - Druids and the God of Rotteness
1963-08-23 - 0000 - Personal Pepper Mill
1963-08-28 - 0000 - The Melody Lingers On
1963-08-29 - 0000 - He Describes the Speech by Martin Luther King as 'Brilliant'
1963-08-xx - 0000 - Are You a Watcher or a Doer
1963-10-23 - 0000 - Don't Shove Me Around
1963-11-15 - 0000 - Shepherd Sings, 'That's My Weakness Now'
1963-11-18 - 0000 - Shep Sings, Including a Not-bad Imitation of Ukulele Ike
1963-11-25 - 0000 - Shepherd Remembers the First Time He Heard About John Kennedy
1963-12-19 - 0000 - Shepherd Scats Along With, 'The Stars and Stripes Forever' and 'The Okeh Laughing Record'
1963-12-23 - 0000 - 
1963-12-25 - 0000 - Feeling Irrascible on Christmas Day
1963-12-30 - 0000 - Right at the Start of the Show, the Engineer Rewinds Tape on the Air
1963-12-xx - 0000 - More New Yorkers Read T V Guide Than Any Other Magazine
1963-12-xx - 0000 - Shep Sings, 'That's My Weakness Now'
1963-12-xx - 0000 - The 1812 Overture - a Disastrous Performance
1963-xx-xx - 0000 - A Friday Show
1963-xx-xx - 0000 - A Salute to Englishmen, a Silent Television Benediction
1963-xx-xx - 0000 - BBC Straws in the Wind
1963-xx-xx - 0000 - The New Jersey 'History-Mobile'
1963-xx-xx - 0000 - The Opening Is Slightly Upcut
1964-01-16 - 0000 - Cold Weather Masochism in New York City
1964-01-17 - 0000 - A Great Headline - 'Museum Gets a Million Termites Pickled in Alcohol'
1964-01-xx - 0000 - How Shepherd Got the Name, 'Jean'
1964-01-xx - 0000 - Shep Threatens to Sue 'All You Guys out There Who Tape My Show and Send it All over the Country'
1964-01-xx - 0000 - The Story of Albert Farkus (the Class Thug) and the Day He Attacked Miss
1964-02-05 - 0000 - The Story of a Kid Who Shot Down an Airliner with a
1964-02-14 - 0000 - On Valentine's Day, Ye Sow as Ye Shall Reap
1964-04-xx - 0000 - Shepherd Reads an Article about Tattooing
1964-05-23 - 0000 - A Program 'Not for Women and Children'
1964-05-xx - 0000 - A Discourse on Kazoos, and a Brief Solo Of, 'Love Is a Many Splendored Thing'
1964-06-13 - 0000 - Playing the Tuba in the High School Marching Band
1964-06-18 - 0000 - Shep Has Just Returned from a Vacation in a Foreign Country - Maine
1964-06-20 - 0000 - Army Story - Searching for German Submarines in the Swamps of the Everglades
1964-06-21 - 0000 - Going to Camp - an Idea Better in Theory Than Practice
1964-06-22 - 0000 - The Show Features a Kazoo Solo Of, 'Boola, Boola'
1964-06-23 - 0000 - The Return of Summer Madness
1964-06-27 - 0000 - An Army Story - a  New Way of Laying Wire - from a DC-3
1964-07-01 - 0000 - A Kid in the High School Orchestra - an Introduction to Reality
1964-07-02 - 0000 - Have a Love Affair with the Sun
1964-07-03 - 0000 - The Fourth of July in the Army
1964-07-25 - 0000 - Turtles and Radio Evangelists
1964-08-04 - 0000 - The Sultan of Zanzibar Has Failed His Driver's License Test
1964-08-13 - 0000 - Memories of Vic and Sade, Blue Tooth Johnson, Four-Fisted Frank Fuddleman
1964-08-15 - 0000 - That Famous Army Training Film
1964-08-18 - 0000 - Monster Mothers
1964-08-22 - 0000 - The Little Roy Acuff Jukebox Bank
1964-08-29 - 0000 - Evading the Issue
1964-09-05 - 0000 - Army Story - Visiting the Latrine
1964-09-15 - 0000 - That Famous Army Training Film
1964-10-16 - 0000 - Remembering Al Pearce as a Poor Salesman
1964-11-02 - 0000 - Running Away from Our Time
1964-11-07 - 0000 - Beatles Tour Story
1964-12-15 - 0000 - There Are Times and There Are Places
1964-12-26 - 0000 - Limelight
1964-12-30 - 0000 - The Medicine Man of New Year's Eve
1964-xx-xx - 0000 - A Salute to an Elderly Non-conformist
1964-xx-xx - 0000 - Jean's Folk Wisdom
1964-xx-xx - 0000 - War Movies
1965-01-04 - 0000 - A Resolve to Do Better in 1965
1965-01-06 - 0000 - Shep Narrates a Newsreel-with-music on the Radio
1965-01-07 - 0000 - Insanity, New York Drivers, Junk Mail
1965-01-13 - 0000 - A Taste for Dime Stores
1965-01-15 - 0000 - On a Cold Night in New York, Shep Reads the Poetry of Robert Service, About
1965-01-19 - 0000 - Fanny Falsies, Mock Seriousness Found in Life Magazine
1965-01-22 - 0000 - Shepherd Marches On
1965-01-26 - 0000 - The Silly Page of the New York Times
1965-01-28 - 0000 - Humiliation in the Army
1965-01-29 - 0000 - Shep Notes the Passing of Heising, the Inventor of Heising Modulation
1965-02-03 - 0000 - Benign Warfare, Lucky Strike Green Has Gone to War, the Pause That Refreshes
1965-02-04 - 0000 - An Army Story - a Pigeon Company in the Signal Corps
1965-02-05 - 0000 - Is Anybody Listening
1965-02-08 - 0000 - Prison Newspapers
1965-02-12 - 0000 - Shep Is Tempted to Play, 'The Crepitation Contest' on the Air, and Asks
1965-02-18 - 0000 - Shep Has More About 'The Crepitation Contest' (see Cat
1965-02-19 - 0000 - The Brain's 'Pleasure Center'
1965-02-26 - 0000 - Sin Now, Pay Later
1965-03-01 - 0000 - Dreams and Americans
1965-03-02 - 0000 - The Rottenest Job Shep Ever Had, Killing Rats
1965-03-03 - 0000 - A Cheer for Shepherd
1965-03-12 - 0000 - Shep Recites, 'Casey at the Bat'
1965-03-15 - 0000 - Slogans, Naked Forms in Times Square
1965-03-16 - 0000 - Shepherd Starts the Show by Singing, 'Danny Boy' and 'The Old Gray Mare'
1965-03-17 - 0000 - Shep's Engineer Is Wearing Shades and Has an Aroma of a Well Known Mexican
1965-03-19 - 0000 - When Shepherd Threatens to Play Old John Gambling Tapes, You Can Hear The
1965-03-23 - 0000 - Shepherd Has Just Attended the N a B Convention
1965-03-24 - 0000 - The Great Generator Hunt
1965-03-25 - 0000 - The Effluvia of Background Sounds at a Radio Station
1965-03-26 - 0000 - Delusions of Normalcy on a Friday Night
1965-03-30 - 0000 - Right and Left Wing 'Simplists'
1965-03-31 - 0000 - The Sybaritic Life Is Rampant in Chicago
1965-04-01 - 0000 - The Great Hamburger Blow-Up
1965-04-02 - 0000 - Advertisements (and Other Forms of Sadism) That Say It All
1965-04-03 - 0000 - A Visit to the Car Show; Buying a Used Car
1965-04-05 - 0000 - Slobism
1965-04-06 - 0000 - Shepherd Starts the Show with a Kazoo Solo and Plays Along with His Theme
1965-04-07 - 0000 - Shepherd Plays the Kazoo, the Nose Flute and the Jew's Harp
1965-04-08 - 0000 - Shep Plays, 'Going Home' and Other Selections on the Jew's Harp
1965-04-09 - 0000 - Shepherd Sings, 'After You've Gone'
1965-04-12 - 0000 - Shepherd Mentions That He's Soon Leaving for Australia, Where He'll Be
1965-04-13 - 0000 - Why Am I Going to Australia
1965-04-14 - 0000 - Shepherd Plays the Jew's Harp Along with a Record Of, 'Chinatown'
1965-04-15 - 0000 - The Theory of Games
1965-04-16 - 0000 - Shepherd Plays the Kazoo, Plays 'The Laughing Record' and Sings a Chorus
1965-04-19 - 0000 - Shepherd Plays, 'Some Day You'll Find Me' on the Kazoo (the Theme Of, 'Mr Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons')
1965-04-21 - 0000 - Part of the Opening and Closing Themes Have Been Deleted
1965-04-22 - 0000 - There's No Such Thing as Luck
1965-04-24 - 0000 - Shepherd Begins the Program by Announcing That He'll Be in Asia Until May
1965-05-08 - 0000 - Mother's Day in Greenwich Village, Living on the Air Shaft
1965-05-11 - 0000 - Shepherd Has Just Returned from a Trip to Asia
1965-05-12 - 0000 - A Description of Manley, Australia
1965-05-13 - 0000 - Shep Cuts off His 'Ridiculous Theme' at the Beginning of the Show
1965-05-14 - 0000 - Shep Sings, 'After You've Gone'
1965-05-17 - 0000 - Descriptions of Lord Howe Island, Other Australian Commentaries
1965-05-18 - 0000 - The Trials and Tribulations of a Modern Marco Polo
1965-05-31 - 0000 - A Look at Memorial Day
1965-06-03 - 0000 - A Program Broadcast on the Day Gemini IV Was Launched (possibly June 4)
1965-06-04 - 0000 - Shep Plays the Jew's Harp and Sings, 'The Shiek of Araby'
1965-06-05 - 0000 - Memories of Graduation from Hammond High School
1965-06-09 - 0000 - Shepherd Gives the Raspberries to Pittsburgh, Zanesville and Other Towns
1965-06-10 - 0000 - Shepherd Announces His Candidacy for Mayor on the 'Sensitvity Ticket'
1965-06-11 - 0000 - Shepherd Starts the Program Singing, 'The Shiek of Araby'
1965-06-16 - 0000 - After Playing the Jew's Harp, Shep Recalls His Sign-on Shift at a Radio
1965-06-18 - 0000 - The Engineer Wows in the First Record, Hits the Theme Instead of the Second
1965-06-21 - 0000 - Shepherd Starts the Program by Singing, 'The Shiek of Araby' (and Plays
1965-06-24 - 0000 - Shep Starts the Show by Playing the Kazoo Along with a Record of 'Banjoreeno'
1965-06-26 - 0000 - A Taste of Cut Plug at the Steel Mill and at the Ball Park
1965-07-01 - 0000 - Shepherd Starts the Program by Playing the Kazoo, Along with a Record Of
1965-07-02 - 0000 - Shepherd Mentions Twice That Today Is July 1st
1965-07-05 - 0000 - These Are Times of Mendacity and Inadequacy
1965-07-06 - 0000 - Shepherd Plays the Kazoo Along with a Recording Of, 'Boodle-Am-Shake'
1965-07-07 - 0000 - Shep Plays the Kazoo Along with a Record of 'Chinatown'
1965-07-08 - 0000 - Jean Names the Seven Unions of Which He's a Member
1965-07-09 - 0000 - Comments About the Limelight, Cartoons, Clergymen, 'The Raven'
1965-07-10 - 0000 - A 'Remote' Broadcast from Downtown Gomorrah
1965-07-12 - 0000 - Inflatable Women and Tassles That Rotate in Opposite Directions
1965-07-14 - 0000 - Pictures from Mars Are Arriving Tonight
1965-07-15 - 0000 - Hurling an Invective
1965-07-17 - 0000 - At the Drive-in Theatre, Summer Madness and Choosing Sides
1965-07-19 - 0000 - The Curse of Our Time
1965-07-21 - 0000 - Shep Sings (and Sings and Sings), 'The Shiek of Araby'
1965-07-23 - 0000 - Shepherd Admits That He's Not One of the 'Official' People
1965-07-26 - 0000 - Problems of Role Reversal
1965-07-27 - 0000 - Railroad Trains Going Through Northern Indiana
1965-07-28 - 0000 - Festivals and Celebrations of the Summer - the 'Whoopee Instinct'
1965-07-29 - 0000 - Animalphobia Is Creeping into Our World
1965-07-30 - 0000 - Shepherd's Engineer Plays an 'Ethnic' Record of a Reed Pipe at Such a High
1965-07-31 - 0000 - Memories of Grandma's Refrigerator
1965-08-02 - 0000 - A Rat on the Ball Field at Chavez Ravine
1965-08-03 - 0000 - Shep Starts the Program by Saying, 'Let's Play Radio'
1965-08-04 - 0000 - A Serious Show
1965-08-05 - 0000 - Shepherd Remembers a Famous Newsman, None Too Kindly (it Sounds Like He's
1965-08-06 - 0000 - What Does a Monk Do on Vacation
1965-08-07 - 0000 - The Search for Fun
1965-08-09 - 0000 - The Dirty Side of New York
1965-08-10 - 0000 - The Difference Bewtween Cannibals and Head Hunting
1965-08-11 - 0000 - Shepherd Reads Letters from Listeners
1965-08-12 - 0000 - It's Nut-call Night; the Moon Is Full
1965-08-13 - 0000 - It's Friday the 13th; Who Know What Evil Lurks in the Hearts of Men
1965-08-17 - 0000 - Let's Play Radio
1965-08-19 - 0000 - The Drive-In - a New Jersey Invention of 1792
1965-08-20 - 0000 - Unkind Words for WOR
1965-08-23 - 0000 - The British and the Japanese Will Never Play Good Baseball
1965-08-24 - 0000 - The Opening Theme Has Been Deleted
1965-08-25 - 0000 - Staying in School and Avoiding 'The Real World'
1965-08-28 - 0000 - Betty Boop, the 'Honors' List, the South Side of Chicago
1965-09-01 - 0000 - American Myths, a Long List and Analysis, Including Myths About Jean Shepherd
1965-09-02 - 0000 - Should He Go to Peru
1965-09-03 - 0000 - Shep Plays and Scats to 'The Sheik of Araby'
1965-09-04 - 0000 - Shepherd Sings, 'Just a Giggolo' and Tells How His Mother Wanted to Be
1965-09-06 - 0000 - Part of the Opening and Closing Themes Have Been Deleted
1965-09-07 - 0000 - Shepherd Announces That He Will Be En Route to the Peruvian Jungles By
1965-09-10 - 0000 - Shep Plays the Kazoo, Jew's Harp and Nose Flute, Then Announces, 'You're Listening to the Martha Deane Show'
1965-09-13 - 0000 - Shep Says That He's Aware of Listeners Who Record His Programs and Sell
1965-09-15 - 0000 - Part of the Opening Theme Has Been Deleted
1965-09-16 - 0000 - Shepherd Is Just Back from the Jungles of Peru
1965-09-17 - 0000 - Shepherd Tells About His Trip to the Peruvian Jungles and Plays the Recordings
1965-09-18 - 0000 - Dates, 'The Late Show,' Mr Clean, Peter Pain
1965-09-20 - 0000 - More of Shepherd's Adventures in the Peruvian Jungles
1965-09-21 - 0000 - Growing Galloping Disbelief
1965-09-23 - 0000 - Shepherd Plays Tapes He Recorded in Peru While with a Tribe of Head-hunters
1965-09-27 - 0000 - Toys to Give Power over One's Enviroment
1965-09-28 - 0000 - The 'Fall Frenzy' Has Begun to Set In
1965-09-29 - 0000 - Shepherd Has the Engineer Turn up the Gain So Listeners Can Hear the Western
1965-10-01 - 0000 - High School Football Memories
1965-10-04 - 0000 - Shepherd Talks About New York City's Reaction to the Pope's Visit
1965-10-04 - 0000 - The Game to End All Games, 'Nuclear War'
1965-10-05 - 0000 - Shepherd Plays, 'My Bonnie Lies over the Ocean' on the Jew's Harp
1965-10-11 - 0000 - Creeping Meatballism
1965-10-16 - 0000 - Memories of Franklin, Indiana; Looking for a Garage at 2 AM
1965-10-23 - 0000 - Flying First Class, a Topless Chinese Restaurant in San Francisco
1965-10-27 - 0000 - The Latest Gift Idea, a 'Daddy Saddle'
1965-10-30 - 0000 - Candidates in the Coming Election for Mayor
1965-11-02 - 0000 - Riding That Hell-bound Train
1965-11-06 - 0000 - Comments on the New Tax on Pollution
1965-11-08 - 0000 - Achieving Mystical Powers and Success
1965-11-10 - 0000 - A Complaint Has Been Received from a WOR Listener Wanting Shepherd Fired
1965-11-12 - 0000 - A Strange Striptease in Japan
1965-11-13 - 0000 - Victor Vicks Tnterviews a Survivor from the Sunken 'Yarmouth Castle'
1965-11-15 - 0000 - A Santa Claus Suit for Your Dog
1965-11-16 - 0000 - A New Woman of Baghdad
1965-11-18 - 0000 - Reading a Really Bad Book; Silas Marner and Misers
1965-11-19 - 0000 - The Face of Evil
1965-11-23 - 0000 - Christmas Gift Suggestions
1965-11-30 - 0000 - The Show Starts with a Rousing March
1965-12-01 - 0000 - Buying Time
1965-12-04 - 0000 - A Hippie Arrives at Heaven, the Michael Quill-John Lindsay Transit Strike
1965-12-07 - 0000 - Boredom and an Encyclopaedic Description of Life
1965-12-08 - 0000 - Pity the Poor Penny
1965-12-08 - 0000 - The Advertisement of the Month
1965-12-09 - 0000 - What Automobile Was Named After a General and Was One of the Models Called
1965-12-13 - 0000 - The Game Of, 'Bootlegger'
1965-12-14 - 0000 - One Man's Revolt Against Machines
1965-12-15 - 0000 - A College Tune on the Jew's Harp
1965-12-16 - 0000 - An Argument Overheard in a Cutesy-pie Restaurant
1965-12-17 - 0000 - A Bulldozer Run Amok
1965-12-20 - 0000 - Keep a Straight Face
1965-12-21 - 0000 - The Show Starts with a Wild Kazoo Performance by Shepherd, Accompanying
1965-12-22 - 0000 - The Legend of the Flying 'a' Train
1965-12-24 - 0000 - Shepherd Reads, 'Rambling Home for Christmas,' by Grant Reynard
1965-12-27 - 0000 - Who Know What Evil Lurks in the Heart of Shepherd
1965-12-29 - 0000 - Shepherd Reads a Not-very-flattering Commercial for a Doris Day Movie
1965-12-30 - 0000 - Little Jean Shepherd, as 'Ahab,' Battles a Blizzard to Buy Apples When
1965-12-31 - 0000 - The Tom Jones Syndrome
1965-xx-xx - 0000 - A Very Unusual Bath Mat, Shaped Like a You-Know-What - and It's Pink
1966-01-04 - 0000 - Fishing Stories, a Ham Radio Story
1966-01-14 - 0000 - Guinnes Records
1966-01-15 - 0000 - At the Ceremonies Marking the Promotion of an Army General
1966-01-24 - 0000 - Beadle Fund
1966-03-04 - 0000 - 
1966-03-10 - 0000 - Modern Dirt
1966-03-15 - 0000 - Party For Elizabeth
1966-03-31 - 0000 - 
1966-04-23 - 0000 - Hitting a Ball Through Mrs Stryker's Window
1966-04-28 - 0000 - Garbage Dump
1966-05-05 - 0000 - 
1966-05-09 - 0000 - 
1966-05-14 - 0000 - Going to the Prom, a Doctor's Date
1966-05-21 - 0000 - National Tavern Week, How Shep Got Kicked out of School
1966-06-18 - 0000 - A Mace for Father's Day
1966-06-21 - 0000 - 
1966-06-25 - 0000 - General Custer Laid an Egg Ninety Years Go
1966-07-09 - 0000 - Ice Cream After the Prom, Sliced Summer Sausage, 'The Great Ice Cream War'
1966-07-16 - 0000 - Role Reversals, the Ballantine Fantasy World, 'National Honor Your Barber Week'
1966-07-20 - 0000 - Square Shooter
1966-07-23 - 0000 - A White Sox-Yankees Game at Comiskey Park - How Shep's Old Man Lost The Game for the Yankees
1966-07-28 - 0000 - Style
1966-08-06 - 0000 - At the Polish Wedding of Bolus, Watching the V D Film in the Army
1966-09-08 - 0000 - Army Stories
1966-09-17 - 0000 - Collecting Teeth
1967-03-17 - 0000 - Ireland
1967-04-01 - 0000 - Patent Medicine
1967-04-xx - 0000 - I Love New Jersey
1967-05-29 - 0000 - Indy 500
1967-05-30 - 0000 - Marching Band
1967-07-01 - 0000 - A Program Dedicated to 'Natural and Tther Types of Disasters'
1967-07-04 - 0000 - Ludlow Kissel And The Dago Bomb
1967-07-14 - 0000 - Failure Factor
1967-09-16 - 0000 - In a Deli in the Village at 2-30 AM, Playboy Centerfolds
1967-09-18 - 0000 - The Second Grade
1967-12-11 - 0000 - Slob Art
1968-01-27 - 0000 - 
1968-02-17 - 0000 - Shep Sings a Hot, 'Bill Bailey'
1968-03-23 - 0000 - It's Spring - Time to Go Scragging
1968-05-25 - 0000 - Army Stories - Marching with a Special Canteen, Army Beer, Missouri Bourbon
1968-06-11 - 0000 - 
1968-11-16 - 0000 - Shep Plays, 'Sister Kate' on the Kazoo
1968-11-24 - 0000 - Thanksgiving
1968-12-xx - 0000 - Pickup Truck
1969-01-04 - 0000 - The Show Starts with Jug Band and Kazoo Music
1969-10-03 - 0000 - 
1969-10-08 - 0000 - 
1969-10-28 - 0000 - Jack Kerouac
1970-12-31 - 0000 - 
1972-02-16 - 0000 - Ham Wedding
1972-03-01 - 0000 - Cockroach Races
1973-02-05 - 0000 - Bears
1973-02-12 - 0000 - How Old Was Abraham Lincoln
1973-02-22 - 0000 - A Washington's Birthday Program
1973-02-27 - 0000 - Also Sponsored by the American Museum of Natural History
1973-02-28 - 0000 - Shep Talks Abouts Guinea Pigs, Snowmobiles, the Early Days of Railroading
1973-03-01 - 0000 - Jean Shepherd
1973-03-05 - 0000 - Shep Plays a Sousa March on the Kazoo
1973-03-08 - 0000 - Shep Talks About Songs That Run Through Your Mind, Plays His Kazoo, And
1973-03-13 - 0000 - Shep Is Just Back from Los Angeles, Where He Met 'Slob Food'
1973-03-15 - 0000 - Shep Reads 'The Ballad of the Black Fox Skin'
1974-09-13 - 0000 - Shep Starts the Show with a Record Of, 'Oh, Susannah,' Accompanying It
1974-09-xx - 0000 - A Thoughtful Show, Filled with Gothic Music
1974-09-xx - 0000 - A Train to Hell
1974-09-xx - 0000 - Richard Nixon's Pardon and a Play About Hell
1974-09-xx - 0000 - Shep Mentions That This Is His First 'Live' Show Since His Carnegie Hall
1974-09-xx - 0000 - The Show Features a Jew's Harp Accompaniment To, 'Yakety Sax'
1974-09-xx - 0000 - Uncle Wiggley Reads the Comics, a Jew's Harp Accompaniment To, 'Oh, Susannah'
1974-10-10 - 0000 - Shep Reads Poems by Robert Service; 'The Quitter,' 'The Skeptic,' 'The Atavist'
1974-10-11 - 0000 - An Authentic Kerosene Lamp
1974-10-14 - 0000 - 'Lassie' the Collie and 'Elsie' the Lion Are Blood Brothers Under the Fur
1974-10-15 - 0000 - Junk Mail, Omens, Computers and God
1974-10-17 - 0000 - Letters from Listeners, Sent in on Colored Paper, Written in Colored Ink
1974-10-18 - 0000 - Tar and Feathering in New Jersey
1974-10-22 - 0000 - Army Story - Shep Tells About the Time He Went on a Real 'Secret Mission'
1974-10-23 - 0000 - Shep Plays the Jew's Harp to a Record Of, 'Yakety Sax'
1974-10-24 - 0000 - An Incident at Hove, England
1974-10-25 - 0000 - Opulent Junk Mail
1974-10-28 - 0000 - The First Known Mugging of a Computer
1974-10-29 - 0000 - It's the Anniversary of the 'Great Crash of '29' and Shep Sings, 'The Bear Missed the Train'
1974-10-30 - 0000 - Shep Plays His Kazoo Along With, 'Just a Closer Walk with Thee'
1974-10-31 - 0000 - The Low Impedance Hour
1974-10-xx - 0000 - A Program of Straws in the Wind
1974-11-04 - 0000 - An Election Eve Broadcast
1974-11-06 - 0000 - A Gift Suggestion from Neiman-Marcus - 'The Mouse N Bar M Ranch'
1974-11-07 - 0000 - Shepherd Claims to Be a 'Gifted Cab Rider'
1974-11-08 - 0000 - A Salute to the Popcorn in Our Lives
1974-11-13 - 0000 - Shep Says, 'Anything That's Taped Today Will Not Be in Existance One Hundred Years from Now'
1974-11-14 - 0000 - If You're Walking and Breathing, It's Impossible to Fail out of a University
1974-11-15 - 0000 - Shepherd Discusses the Belief That Everything Is Controllable
1974-11-18 - 0000 - An Affinity for Shoddiness
1974-11-19 - 0000 - A Program About Alaska, with Some Memories of Thailand
1974-11-20 - 0000 - Commercials as an American Art Form
1974-11-21 - 0000 - Shep Mentions That John A Gambling Passed Away Today and Then Recalls The
1974-11-22 - 0000 - The Mating Call of the Hyenas
1974-11-25 - 0000 - The Sound of the Queen Elizabeth
1974-11-26 - 0000 - Shepherd Plays the Jew's Harp to a Record Of, 'Yakety Sax'
1974-11-27 - 0000 - Shepherd Plays the Kazoo Along with a Record Of, 'Yakety Sax'
1974-11-28 - 0000 - Thanksgiving in Philadelphia - Losing Our Traditions
1974-11-29 - 0000 - A Hippo on the Back Porch
1974-12-03 - 0000 - San Francisco Is the Most Over-rated City in the Country
1974-12-04 - 0000 - Gadgets at Christmas Time
1974-12-05 - 0000 - Shep Reads Inspirational Poetry, Which Has Today Been Replaced by Inspirational
1974-12-06 - 0000 - Shep's Greatest Christmas Gifts
1974-12-12 - 0000 - Shepherd Appeared the Night Before at the University of Connecticut
1974-12-13 - 0000 - A Lecture About 'Dissimilar Metal Rectification,' Or, 'How You Can Hear the Shepherd Show Without a Radio'
1974-12-16 - 0000 - A Laugh Track
1974-12-17 - 0000 - Getting Hit by a Gargoyle
1974-12-18 - 0000 - The Handbook for Santa Clauses
1974-12-20 - 0000 - A Mail Order Offer for Dog Burial Services
1974-12-23 - 0000 - True Facts About Ebenezer Scrooge and Tiny Tim
1974-12-24 - 0000 - Shepherd Re-reads a Chapter from His Book, 'Duel in the Snow' or 'Red Ryder Nails the Cleveland Street Kid'
1974-12-25 - 0000 - Shepherd Reads, 'A Trapper's New Year's Eve,' by Robert Service
1974-12-26 - 0000 - People Have Received More Hand-held Computers Than Ever Before in History
1974-12-27 - 0000 - Shep Notes the Death of Jack Benny and Analyzes His Comedy Techniques
1974-12-30 - 0000 - The 'Sominex Family' and Other Commercials
1974-12-31 - 0000 - Remembering a New Year's Eve Baby Sitter
1974-xx-xx - 0000 - The Transition at Age Nine to a 'Thumper' or a 'Thumpee'
1975-01-01 - 0000 - Thoughts About a New Year
1975-01-03 - 0000 - Shep Plays the Jew's Harp Along with a Record Of, 'Yakety Sax'
1975-01-06 - 0000 - Shep Plays the Jew's Harp Along with His Theme Song
1975-01-07 - 0000 - Accepting Awards, Refusing Awards
1975-01-08 - 0000 - Jean Sings Along with the Record Of, 'The Bear Missed the Train'
1975-01-09 - 0000 - Shep Plays the Jew's Harp Along with His Opening Theme
1975-01-10 - 0000 - Shep Plays the Jew's Harp to Records Of, 'Big Daddy's Alabamy Bound' And
1975-01-13 - 0000 - How to Be a Spy for Shepherd
1975-01-14 - 0000 - Shep Opens the Program with a Message to Listeners in Code
1975-01-15 - 0000 - Looking up Words - 'Love,' 'Chaos,' 'Evil,' 'Sin'
1975-01-16 - 0000 - It's 'Culture Night' - Shep Talks About Raymond Chandler and Other Writers
1975-01-17 - 0000 - A Disgruntled Buyer of Lottery Tickets
1975-01-20 - 0000 - Elegance Is Elegance
1975-01-21 - 0000 - Shep Reads, 'The Charge of the Light Brigade,' in Honor of All Those Who
1975-01-22 - 0000 - The Hero of the Week - a Canadian Eater of Garlic
1975-01-23 - 0000 - The Shepherd One Hundred and Eighty Degree Phase Shift Theory
1975-01-24 - 0000 - A Special Order in the Signal Corps - 'The Watergate of Company K 'Shep
1975-01-27 - 0000 - Radio and Television Show Theme Songs - a Quiz
1975-01-28 - 0000 - Shep Talks About the Film, 'Play Misty for Me'
1975-01-30 - 0000 - Shep Plays a Jew's Harp Along with a Record Of, 'Yakety Sax'
1975-01-31 - 0000 - Shep Plays His Jew's Harp Along with a Record Of, 'Oh, Susannah'
1975-02-03 - 0000 - Shep Plays the Record of 'Banjoreeno'
1975-02-04 - 0000 - Captain Incredible and Tommy Terrific
1975-02-05 - 0000 - This Radio Show Is a Hobby with Me, It Is Not the Main Part of My Life
1975-02-06 - 0000 - An Adventure in Madness
1975-02-07 - 0000 - Shep Plays the Jew's Harp to a Record Of, 'Yakety Sax'
1975-02-10 - 0000 - World Money
1975-02-11 - 0000 - Shepherd's Rule of Thumb - the Avant Garde of Any Society Is Your Basic
1975-02-12 - 0000 - A Salute to Those Making Alimony Payments
1975-02-13 - 0000 - Shep Is Not a Railroad Nut (but Talks a Lot About Them)
1975-02-14 - 0000 - National Geographic Topless Pictures
1975-02-17 - 0000 - Adventures in a Bank
1975-02-18 - 0000 - Shep Has a Cold
1975-02-19 - 0000 - The Carrot-cake Mystery
1975-02-20 - 0000 - A Salute to the Dingbat of the Week
1975-02-21 - 0000 - Students Evaluate Shepherd's Story About Ralphie and the Red Ryder B B
1975-02-24 - 0000 - An Unusual Way to Get a Job, Described in Detail
1975-02-25 - 0000 - Is There Relly an Estonia
1975-02-26 - 0000 - What Ever Happened to 'The Age of Aquarius' and 'The Beautiful People'
1975-12-17 - 0000 - Monopoly Christmas Cards
1976-01-06 - 0000 - Crime
1976-02-25 - 0000 - Drinkology
1977-03-21 - 0000 - A Reading from 'The Sky Parade,' Old Airplanes
1977-03-22 - 0000 - A Salute to New Jersey
1977-03-23 - 0000 - Jean Explains Why He's Leaving Radio
1977-03-24 - 0000 - The People's Bicentennial Time Capsule
1977-03-25 - 0000 - Dracula and a Night in the Black Forest
1977-03-28 - 0000 - The Carbide Cannon
1977-03-29 - 0000 - Trysts
1977-03-30 - 0000 - A Modest Proposal - 'Historyland'
1977-03-31 - 0000 - Animals and a Used Car with a Strange Back Seat
1977-04-01 - 0000 - Final Show - A Love Note from Patty Ramaley