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Sundays with Shep
Sunday - 6 AM & 6 PM
A weekly program dedicated to Hammond’s legendary radio raconteur, Jean Shepherd. He’s best known these days for writing and narrating “A Christmas Story.” From the 1950s through 1970s, Shepherd hosted a nightly radio broadcast – usually an extemporaneous monologue – that was and is unlike anything else on the radio. Ryan Priest digs into the Shepherd radio archives every week for a captivating hour from the master storyteller.
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Shep thinks some slogans are too simple to do any good.
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Shep remembers how your family's status was once displayed in your front window.
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