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September 25, 1954
Saturday

Radio - Radio Timeline
WLW

• Last show on WLW Cincinnati (Date Approx)

September 25, 1962
Tuesday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Harold Dill Fight
First Line: Now is the hour of procrastination. . .

September 25, 1963
Wednesday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Trying on Life
First Line: Can you give me that ending again there...

September 25, 1965
Saturday

Radio - Limelight Show
Original Airing

• Shep Buys a New Car / Cheer for Ted Mallie; Cave of Snakes; Og & Charlie; Army Grease Trap
First Line: You can hear, you can almost sense, you can feel. . .

September 25-27, 1967
Thursday

Live Shows

• Media Buyers and Advertisers luncheon

September 25, 1969
Thursday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Da Mets
First Line: Oh, hello there fellow victims. . .

September 25, 1970
Friday

Radio - WOR Show

• HG Grubbage, Greed
First Line: Silas Marner here. . .

September 25, 1971
Saturday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Drunken Animals
First Line: Hey listen, we have a straw in the wind here. . .

September 25, 1972
Monday

Radio - WOR Show

• Fired at the A&P
First Line: Oh, where is it going to stop, now I'm not inventing this. . .

September 25, 1973
Tuesday

Radio - WOR Show

• The Hardware Store Evangelist
First Line: First thing you do. . . "Pig Calling"

September 25, 1975
Thursday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Puritans and Witches
First Line: Hey, we haven't really done anything seriously here on thtis little effort of ours. . .

September 25, 1982
Saturday

Live Shows

• Indiana Teachers of Writing Conference

September 25, 2008
Thursday

Books - Books Referring to Shep

• Encyclopedia of American Radio 1920-1960

"Can you imagine 4,000 years passing, and you're not even a memory?
Think about it, friends. It's not just a possibility. It is a certainty." - Jean Shepherd - 1975