Paul Harvey (Set 18) The Rest of the Story and 30 similar items

This listing is for (SET 18) 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 18) 100 Episodes (5 Audio CDs) Running Time: 06:13:26 L. Frank Baum (Wizard of Oz and book advance) La Choy origin (American Chinese food) Lady Bird Johnson (When she met Lyndon Johnson) Lady Hamilton (Was originally a mistress) Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (Smallpox) Lafayette Versus Carlisle Track Meet (challengers beat best team) Lagosuchus (very small dinosaur) Lake Missoula (ice age scabland and Mars) Lake Peigneur, Louisiana (disappeared and came back 1980) (JR) Jonathan Swift (wrote Gulliver's Travels) Jose De La Mora (Wrestler with no legs) Josef Breuer (influenced Sigmund Freud) (JR) Josefina Guerrero (Italian spy) Josefina Guerrero (WW2 spy and Leprosy) Joseph Cinque (Slave became slave trader) Joseph Stalin (his childhood) Josephine Cochrane (invented dishwasher 1886) (HQ) Joseph-Maurice Ravel (French composer, his last years) Joshua Abraham Norton (Emperor Norton of San Francisco) (1987) Joshua Chamberlain (civil war injury, 50 years to die) Joshua Tatum (gold plated nickels 1883) (Version 1) Joshua Tatum (gold plated nickels 1883) (Version 2) Josiah Henson (The real Uncle Tom) Joyce Brothers (in school) Joyce Brothers age 12 (joke on camp counselor that backfired) Joyce Hall (boy with girl name, founder of Hallmark cards) (1988) Judas (Did not mean for Jesus to die) Judge and Public Defender (are husband and wife) Judy Collins (attempted suicide and bottle of aspirin) Judy Garland (almost not born)_D73_b1 Jules Leotard (Trapeze artist and outfit) (JR) Jules' Undersea Lodge (hotel under ocean) Jules Vern (dreamer shot by nephew) (1993) Julia Child (learned to cook at age 34) (1987) Julia Child (learned to cook at age 34) (JR) Julian Mitchell (Helped produce Ziegfeld Follies even though he was deaf) Julie Andrews (as 8 year old) Julie Andrews (childrens books) Julie Andrews (My Fair Lady) Julio Iglesias (Car accident) Julio Iglesias (His father) Julius Caesar (bad lawyer) Julius Caesar (Julian calendar) Julius Caesar (kidnapped by pirates) Jurassic Park (making) Kamikaze American Bats (World War II) Karankawa Indians (wiped out due to stupdity) Karen Prendergast (Blind aviator) Karl Benz (his family's car trip in Germany 1888) Karl Kroyer (Raised the Al Kuwait with ping pong balls) Karl Marx and Fred Engles (communism authors) Karsten Solheim (inventor and Ping golf club designer) Kartchner Caverns (Secret Cave Under Farm) Kate Smith (her life) (JR) Katharine Hepburn (Devotion to Spencer Tracy) Katharine Lee Bates (America The Beautiful) (HQ) Katherine Hepburn (as a tomboy) Katherine Hepburn (Easter at age 10 and brother's suicide) Katherine Hepburn (her father and syphilis) Katherine Hepburn (her mother) Katherine Hepburn (nude on dorm roof) Kathy Costello (Hard way to be doctor) KDKA Radio (first scheduled broadcast and transmitter moves) Ken Beer (best oldest tennis player) Ken Parks (Sleepwalker and tire iron murder) Ken Venturi (freak golf shot 1956 Masters) (1995) Kentucky Bourbon (first in Virginia) Kentucky Derby (how it was named) (HQ) Ketchup (originally marketed as a medicine) Key West (union fort during Civil War) Kidney Dialysis (machine made for an infant) Kids predicted outcome of 2000 presidential election Kilt (Banned in Scotland in 1746) Kim Wickes (blind singer adopted from Korea) Kincsem (Ugliest horse and winning horse) King Charles IX of France (April Fool's Day) King Coel (king of England and nursery rhyme) King Frederick of Prussia (addiction to coffee and beer) King George II (Messiah 1743) King George IV (fired from job for fixing horse races) King James (views on smoking) King Louis XIV (High heels) (JR) King Louis XIV (map of Paris found at junk shop) King Ludwig II of Bavaria (developed Fantasy Land with Wagner) King Richard III (shamed by Shakespere) King Wenceslas (Christian king was murdered) Kingsford Charcoal (lumber factory now charcoal plant) Kite Flying (wayward kite and girl almost drowned) Kite Flying (with a 7000 pound lift, may have been used to build pyramids) Kitty Litter (an alternative to sawdust) Kleenex (originally made for gas masks in WWI) Knute Rockne (as a student) (NOISY) (1989) Knute Rockne (his father) (JR) Knute Rockne (his father) Knute Rockne (Razel Dazel forward pass football) Kosher Cat Kristi Yamaguchi (Club foot) Ky Laffoon (Indian Golfer) (1998) L. Frank Baum (His childhood and Wizard of Oz) (1987) L. Frank Baum (Old Fur Coat and Wizard of Oz)