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Date Posted:
9/6/2009 |
July 16, 1982
Live in Clinton NJ - Summer Madness Part 2 |
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Recorded by mic by Dave Smith.
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Date Posted:
8/30/2009 |
July 16, 1982
Live in Clinton NJ - Summer Madness Part 1 |
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Recorded by mic by Dave Smith. Next week part 2.
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Date Posted:
8/23/2009 |
June 4, 1982
WPRB Interview after Princeton Show |
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Shep visits with the crew of WPRB radio at Princeton University after doing his annual live show. He answers many questions about the show and his career in general.
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Date Posted:
8/16/2009 |
1974
WOR Promo for time switch |
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Beginning this week we'll be showcasing some newly received items from various contributors.
This week a WOR promo from 1974 courtesy of Dave Smith.
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Date Posted:
8/9/2009 |
September 30, 1963
Salute To New Jersey |
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A Salute to Mr Clark of New Jersey & his paint gun
How difficult it is to communicate over cultural differences
New Jersey experiences a virtual Battle of Gettysburg in beer bust
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Date Posted:
8/2/2009 |
September 24, 1963
Army Taps |
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Mystery man plays Taps on the Miami airport PA system
The first time Shep realized he was in the ARMY & it wasn't a game
The motivation of fear
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Date Posted:
7/26/2009 |
May 24, 1963
1st Grade Lice |
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If you want to get ahead remain sober at all costs if you can - George Ade paraphrased
Cousin Buddy called Jean 'Satchel . . .
Jean enlightens us to the prelude passage of the 'Shiek of Araby'
Movies have replaced reality
Gigantic hassle in Norway over Donald Duck
English medicine marches on in Lancet magazine
Poor families are afraid of light
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Date Posted:
7/19/2009 |
May 21, 1963
Everybody Loved Uncle Amil |
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This is the age of "THE GREAT HANG UP!"
Italian newspaper article on unrequited love
Members of the family that are not members of the family & how it happens
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Date Posted:
7/12/2009 |
March 7, 1963
Hung Up - Ham Radio |
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The eternal sewerage system of the soul
The Village Voice newspaper as a humor paper
The Major problem of being Hung Up & an article in the Newark Star Ledger as an example
Most people are Hung Up on themselves
Dictators in America, and revelling in your wrongness
Shep's admission of his Hang Up
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Date Posted:
7/5/2009 |
March 1, 1963
Homer Croft - Bugler |
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Bugle calls and faking it
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Date Posted:
6/28/2009 |
January 24, 1963
Getting Ham License |
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Very cold weather described
Passing long winter nights in search of his white whale, Shep does a Melville
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Date Posted:
6/21/2009 |
January 22, 1963
Electro Theropeutic |
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Shep and the boys find a strange hobby
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Date Posted:
6/14/2009 |
January 18, 1963
Medicine Cabinate Discovery |
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Dreamers, Realists, & Cynic's (all of mankind)
The power of translators
Ma what have ya done for me lately
Shep discovers Psychedelics
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Date Posted:
6/7/2009 |
January 15, 1963
Tin Mill Girl |
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The tin mill and sheets of moon light
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Date Posted:
5/31/2009 |
December 12, 1962
Albert Farkas |
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Fear and it's inspiration as a male thing
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Date Posted:
5/24/2009 |
December 11, 1962
20 Cents A Day |
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Hitch hiking to school for the adventure
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Date Posted:
5/17/2009 |
November 7, 1962
U.S. Highway 41 |
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Depression stories of John Dillinger
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Date Posted:
5/10/2009 |
October 22, 1962
Michigan Fishing |
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Shep does his kid story equivalent of the 'Old Man and the Sea'
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Date Posted:
4/26/2009 |
October 4, 1962
Secret People |
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Your life done as a pie chart
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Date Posted:
4/19/2009 |
May 1, 1962
Date With Dorothy |
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Date with Dorothy seems like an very early version of the Shep in over his head
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Date Posted:
4/12/2009 |
April 30, 1962
A Day at the Mets |
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Baseball as representative of life
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Date Posted:
4/5/2009 |
December 26, 1963
Child Worship |
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War is hell, all over again
Ten year olds and Playboy
The look, as defined by a little girl in McCall's magazine
Bristol England News Flash!!!
Disposable people are like dirty Kleenex
Mountainside New Jersey tree house unfriendly
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Date Posted:
3/29/2009 |
December 17, 1963
Santa's Zip Code |
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99701 is Santa's Zip Code - living your life through your children
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Date Posted:
3/22/2009 |
December 16, 1963
Violence without Conscious |
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News from Morris Township New Jersey, the rifle club is using Santa Claus as targets
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Date Posted:
3/15/2009 |
November 20, 1963
Big Lie Techniques |
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Peer pressure as a tool to support the big lie or hit musical
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Date Posted:
3/8/2009 |
November 19, 1963
Machines |
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Transference and projection to inanimate objects
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Date Posted:
3/1/2009 |
November 13, 1963
Protesters Bit |
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Shep discusses the art of the protest and riots in response to the previous days riots ar Roosevelt Raceway.
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Date Posted:
2/22/2009 |
November 8, 1963
Instant Fame |
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Instant Fame as a Christmas present
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Date Posted:
2/15/2009 |
November 6, 1963
Engineering Life |
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Scripting services for life, living life by the script
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Date Posted:
2/8/2009 |
October 21, 1963
19th Century Mind |
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Looking through someone else's eyes
National Illusions
Clubs of various sizes and the implications
Under the influence of a crowd
What century are you in?
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Date Posted:
2/1/2009 |
October 14, 1963
Eerie Stories, Group Think |
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George Orwell said: "Fear itself drives people into a search for a totalitarian system!"
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Date Posted:
1/25/2009 |
October 10, 1963
Life as a Short Story |
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Is your life a significant story.
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Date Posted:
1/11/2009 |
October 8, 1963
Myths of Automation |
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Technology keeping those that would otherwise be eliminated alive & future evolution
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Date Posted:
1/4/2009 |
October 7, 1963
Total Show Business |
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Walt Disney analysis a la Shep and more
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Date Posted:
12/27/2008 |
October 3, 1963
Moon Night |
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Moon trivia, news, and poetry
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Date Posted:
12/20/2008 |
October 2, 1963
Orthodoxy |
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Orthodoxy, the ultra conservative lemming of a specific group's morays, and that a leader of such a group can say anything and the lemmings follow
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Date Posted:
12/14/2008 |
September 26, 1963
Moon of Confusion |
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Moon observations in Japanese culture and poetry
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Date Posted:
12/7/2008 |
September 24, 1963
Trying On Life |
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Trying On Life by playing at life according to the Reading News
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Date Posted:
11/23/2008 |
September 17, 1963
Nuttyness Survey |
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Nuttiness survey as an answer to the New York World Fair time capsule
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Date Posted:
11/16/2008 |
September 13, 1963
Never Mentioned |
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Shep discusses an array of things regarding society around us
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Date Posted:
11/9/2008 |
September 12, 1963
Handy Hints Shopping Service |
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Shep offers some shopping hints along with a little history about Washington and mercenaries
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Date Posted:
11/2/2008 |
September 10, 1963
Fake Hippies |
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A recent trip to the midwest inspires Shep to relate the adventures of the 'lonesome traveler'
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Date Posted:
10/26/2008 |
August 27, 1963
Mortal Fear |
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Another tale of working at the Steel Mill
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Date Posted:
10/19/2008 |
August 21, 1963
Stage Play Productions |
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Text read off a page by actors gives them seemingly similar qualities
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Date Posted:
10/12/2008 |
August 16, 1963
Covered Wagon BBQ |
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Uncle Chuckie's Covered Wagon BBQ
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Date Posted:
10/5/2008 |
August 15, 1963
Cause and Effect |
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Causes create effects and effects are created by causes - another lecture for the Blue Book Exam
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Date Posted:
9/28/2008 |
August 13, 1963
A Klotz is a Klotz |
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Shep examines whether or not we really know who we are
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Date Posted:
9/21/2008 |
August 8, 1963
Insanity Sessions, Cross Country Run |
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Shep and Flick learn what not to eat before a track meet!
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Date Posted:
9/14/2008 |
August 7, 1963
Privileged People |
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Shep discusses the privileges of various people from gangters to diplomats
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Date Posted:
9/7/2008 |
May 16, 1963
NY Giants vs Post Team |
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Debriefing the astronauts
Shep tells the Army story of the NY Giants visiting camp and playing baseball with the soldiers.
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Date Posted:
8/31/2008 |
May 14, 1963
Surveyor Job |
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Shep gets a job as a surveyors helper along with 3 other kids to help widen a river
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Date Posted:
8/24/2008 |
May 10, 1963
Army Secret Weapon |
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Shep recalls the time he witnessed the demonstration of a "top secret weapon" in the Army
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Date Posted:
8/17/2008 |
May 9,1963
Heinie Fopbol Revenge |
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What can Sauerkraut, Butterfingers and Baby Ruth Bars have in common?
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Date Posted:
8/10/2008 |
May 3, 1963
Italian POWs |
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Shep adds an Italian theme to his Army story
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Date Posted:
8/3/2008 |
May 2, 1963
Irene Bogash - Bunny or Rabbit |
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What did Irene do at the candy store and where did she end up? Is a bunny a rabbit?
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Date Posted:
7/27/2008 |
April 12, 1963
Army Induction |
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Shep talks about being un-cool and his induction day in the Army
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Date Posted:
7/20/2008 |
April 4, 1963
Vermont G-8 Airline |
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Shep talks about his trip to Vermont where he has just returnedfrom doing a college show.
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Date Posted:
7/13/2008 |
April 2, 1963
Army Troop Train |
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Shep tells the story of "Troop Train Ernie"
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Date Posted:
7/6/2008 |
March 29, 1963
Ball Lightning |
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Ball lightning comes down the street and turns left right into Stryker's house.
Shep tells this same story on the 5/27/1966 show
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Date Posted:
6/29/2008 |
March 26, 1963
Dimestore Grab Bag |
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"This is a dime store culture we live in."
Shep tells about the time he gets a gift for his mother.
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Date Posted:
6/22/2008 |
March 25, 1963
Army Specialized Training Program |
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Shep tells about going through the special training program and learning the truth about Bill Smithers.
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Date Posted:
6/8/2008 |
March 21, 1963
Sixth Grade Book Report |
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Shep tells the story of his sixth grade book report based on the book Decameron of Boccaccio by Giovanni Boccaccio. This story became "MISS BRYFOGAL AND THE CASE OF THE WARBLING CUCKOLD" in the August 1966 Playboy and was ultimateley used in the movie "My Summer Story" as on of the plot lines.
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Date Posted:
6/1/2008 |
March 19, 1963
Hitchhiking to School |
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Shep tells of the adventures of hitchhiking to school
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Date Posted:
5/18/2008 |
June 25, 1963
Mr Chuckie Again |
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Mr Chuckie returns along with British news and then another steel mill tale
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Date Posted:
5/11/2008 |
June 20, 1963
Last Night of Spring |
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Shep discusses the coming of summer and how it affects us all
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Date Posted:
5/4/2008 |
June 19, 1963
Projected Images |
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Shep discusses the projected images of Americans, the British, and Japanese
(Speed and volume fluctuations)
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Date Posted:
4/27/2008 |
June 17, 1963
Masculinity |
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Shep discusses masculinity and how it has evolved
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Date Posted:
4/20/2008 |
May 29, 1963
Expert Panelists |
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Shepherd's phone numbers to CW in Nigeria
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Date Posted:
4/13/2008 |
May 22, 1963
Moving Ahead |
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Poll - Do you feel America is moving ahead?
How different people interpret the question.
Mankind is like an enormous school of fish swimming in a vast circle.
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Date Posted:
4/6/2008 |
May 7, 1963
Are You Really Happy? |
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A typical "Straws in the wind episode
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Date Posted:
3/30/2008 |
April 10, 1963
After the Circus |
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Miss Reingold - where are you tonight?
Shep compares the world to a circus.
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Date Posted:
3/23/2008 |
April 9, 1963
Imponderables |
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Holloway Suckers, Baseball dress codes, indoor baseball and football stadiums and their effects on the game. The Mets are going to be a better team in 5 years. (In 6 years they made the World Series and won)
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Date Posted:
3/9/2008 |
March 27, 1963
Double Speak |
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Shep discusses the different forms of double talk around the world, sports, politics, entertainment, and people in general.
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Date Posted:
3/2/2008 |
March 18, 1963
Pop Culture |
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A story about a gaboon Viper found dead in the Philadelphia zoo with his own fangs embedded in his back, leads Shep into one of his serious discussions, this time about pop culture.
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Date Posted:
2/24/2008 |
June 18, 1963
Dream World |
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"Touching the Dream World"
Shep explores advertisments and their relation to the 'Dream World'
Shep mentions owning a car agency once
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