Paul Harvey (Set 10) The Rest of the Story and 22 similar items

This listing is for (SET 10) 100 episodes of Paul Harvey: The Rest of the Story on 5 audio CDs. These discs have been recorded in standard audio format, and will play in any standard (audio) CD player. Each disc comes in a 5mm plastic clamshell CD case. All discs are fully guaranteed, and will be replaced if damaged or defective. Thanks for looking, and I hope you enjoy the shows. "Paul Harvey Aurandt (September 4, 1918 – February 28, 2009) was an American radio broadcaster for ABC News Radio. He broadcast News and Comment on mornings and mid-days on weekdays and at noon on Saturdays and also his famous The Rest of the Story segments. From 1951 to 2008, his programs reached as many as 24 million people per week. Paul Harvey News was carried on 1,200 radio stations, on 400 American Forces Network stations, and in 300 newspapers. The Rest of the Story was a Monday-through-Friday radio program originally hosted by Paul Harvey. Beginning as a part of his newscasts during the Second World War and then premiering as its own series on the ABC Radio Networks on May 10, 1976, The Rest of the Story consisted of stories presented as little-known or forgotten facts on a variety of subjects with some key element of the story (usually the name of some well-known person) held back until the end. The broadcasts always concluded with a variation on the tag line, "And now you know...the rest of the story." On the majority of radio stations, it often served as a mid-afternoon drive counterpart to Harvey's noontime News and Comment. (Source: Wikipedia) Paul Harvey (Set 10) 100 Episodes (5 Audio CDs) Running Time: 06:12:14 Fox (Survival Story) Frances Cabrini (Wanted to be a nun) Frances Willard (bicycle named Gladys) (1987) Francis Andre (Faith healer and silver dollars) Francis Bacon (Chicken Stuffed With Snow as science experiment) Francis Bellamy (Pledge of Allegiance) Francis Burdett (Blind Man Builds house at 65 years old) (1994) Francis Ford Coppola (Tucker car) (1988) Francis Hopkinson (not paid for design of US flag due to government Red Tape) Francis Pharcellus Church (Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus) Francis Possenti (St. Gabriel and shootout 1859) Francis Scott Key (lawyer and poetry) Erle Stanley Gardner (Double Jeopardy) (JR) Erle Stanley Gardner (Shattered nerves and earthquake) Ernest Hemingway (his book influenced the Castro revolution) Ernest Hemingway (his father) Ernest Hemingway (loved his cats) Ernest Hemingway (twins weren't twins) Ernest Thayer and William Hearst (Casey at the Bat) Ernie Nevers (Player Coach and Chicago Cardinals) Errol Flynn (spied for Nazis) Erwin Rommel (Homeade Glider before Nazi General) Escape Artist (Gorilla) (no beginning) (1987) Escaped Wolf (acted like little puppy) (JR) Eskimo story (summer that never came 1783) Esther Howland (Valentine's Day Cards) Ethanol as fuel for cars (patents donated by Joseph Pugh) Etienne de Silhouette (Stingy French finance minister) (JR) Eugene Bullard (Black WWI pilot, Stowaway on German boat 1904) Eugene O'Neil (kicked out of college became playright) Eugene Shoemaker (moon craters) Evalyn McLean (Hope Diamond) (JR) Evelyn Glennie (deaf percussionist Scotland) Evelyn Glennie (Deaf Percussionist) Evergreen Travel (for blind people) Evita Peron (dead 19 years came to dinner) (1987) Extracting gold and other metals (from old circuit boards) F-19 Stealth Bomber (invisible to Radar) Fairy Lynd (Microbiologist with only high school degree) Fake Army (Fooled the Germans in WW2) (Part 1) (NOISY) Fake Army (Fooled the Germans in WW2) (Part 2) Fake Kingdom in Arizona (American claimed to be Spanish Monarch) (JR) Fake Kingdom in Arizona (American claimed to be Spanish Monarch) Falcon Crest (orphaned dogs) Falkland Islands (Paradise Lost) Fall of Roman Empire (Lead poisoning) (Part 1) Fall of Roman Empire (Lead poisoning) (Part 2) Father and Son (Encouraged each other to be lawyers) Father finds daughter (many years after she was adopted) Father Knows Best (Cast members and troubles) Father's Day (honoring Bill Smart) Federal Express (Origin) Felix Firehouse dog (Chicago hero loved to death) (JR) (HQ) Felix Mendelssohn (redisovered Bach song) Ferris Wheel (265 foot monstrosity) Ferris Wheel (first one built 1893) Fidel Castro (at age 13 requested $10 from FDR) Fidel Castro (Saved priest's live at age 16) Fidel Castro (tried out with Washington Senators baseball team) Finders Keepers (if you catch a baseball you can keep it 1922) Fingerprint (first 1892 Argentina) Fingerprint (first use in America 1903) Fireman To Be (letter lost in the mail) (NO BEGINNING OR ENDING) Firestone, Ford, Edison (camping trips) First Eleven Presidents (Before George Washington) First Eleven Presidents (during Articles of the Confederation) First High Heels (for short French queen) First Korean War (Indians) First Photograph (Only one person) First Strike in USA (Polish glassmen at Jamestown 1608) (Version 1) First Strike in USA (Polish glassmen at Jamestown 1615) (Version 2) First Trans-Pacific Flight (1931 with removable landing gear) Flight 232 air crash 1989 (divine intervention) Floating Church (flood moved church Swan Quarter, NC) (1987) Florence Nightingale (hypochondriac) (1987) Florence Seibert (handicapped medical researcher) Florenz Ziegfeld (Outshot Annie Oakley at Buffalo Bill show) Floyd Collins (Cave Wars) Floyd Collins (Dead Caveman Kidnapped) Floyd Starr (original Boys Town in Michigan) Fluoride (Fred McKay's malady) Flyswatter (invented to combat typhoid fever) Foley Square (originally was a lake in Manhattan) Food Tasting (Purina pet foods) Football (forward pass first) Football (kicking a skull) (HQ) Football (most lopsided game) Football (Start of huddle) Football Huddle (origin) Football War (Honduras and El Salvador dispute over soccer game 1969) Footware War (Gettysburg) Forbidden Island (Hawaiian Island) Ford Model T (Antique SUV) (JR) Ford was a Cadillac (and Cadillac was a Ford) Forged books at Wren Library (J button hook 1934) (JR) Forged books at Wren Library (J button hook 1934) Former banker (now bank robber) Fort Sheridan (Bought for $10 now worth $200 Million) Fort Sumpter (first Civil War battle no one killed) (1987) Fort Sumpter (Student was over teacher)